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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-21

NV FuRSuuRE.-Mr. J. N. Craig has
lately received large stock Of Furniture,
Spring and Cotton Top Mattresses, NC.
Call aud see them before you buy.
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GESuISE German Millet Seed at Geo. d.
Wonrnnla I.
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Phase A1rESp.-Clerks of the Prima.
~ Election will confer great favor By
sending ~ the result. Of the pills at the
earliest possible moment.
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Local WATERS.

RAT Row is no more.
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CESsus-In the division II the county
7. VI. McRobcrts, tnumcraIor, gets the
fret District which embraces half Of Stan
ford, and r. r. Rochester gets District No 2.
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Tue election hour. will be from 8 A. ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-05-21

TnE TRAiNs-IIaye been all out Of Ok
this week. Monday the down train from
Richmond was detained several hours by
an accident to the engine, aud yesterday
freight train was wrecked mile below
New Haven. detsining the passenger, which
did not arrive here till $50 p. NJ 8 hours
Late
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Lre BnoKE.-In attempting to throw
some baggage on n train the other day Mr..
FL. staeg slipped and broke his leg shor,
Of below the knee. IL did not seem to
hurt him much, but he was the madlest
man you ever saw. The leg was artificial
and had Just cost him 500
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TUE election hour. will be from An
to5r.N
Nrw white Goods, Lawns and Lace. "
Severance 4 Dudderars
Tnr Celebrated Saddler Grain Cradle for
sale by Owsley 4 Higgins.
BRrns.-To the wife II W. G. Cash
girl, aud to Mrs Frank McClary. girl.
IIANs--Ifyou want something sweet and
nice get the Magnolia at Geo. u. wearcn-.'
Hos. CAssius NJ. CLAY will speak on po.
lilical questions here at one O'Clock to-day.
ToPRiSrERs.--A new pillow paper cutter
for sale cheap. Address W. =. Walton.
stanford, Ky.
AccrprSr- MIS- Hall, widow IT iceland
Hall, deceased. was killed by fall from u
wagon several days ago.
SECOND stock ~ Mems Low.cut Shoes
received yesterday. Regular custom made
and warranted. Geo. N. Bruce n Co.
FoR SALE Mrs l.. J. Harris wishes to
sell her dwelling house aud lot on Dan
vile pike. Any one wishing to buy can
call snd see premises
PHASE ArrESp.-Clerks of The Prima.
~ Election will confer great favor BY
sending NJ the result. Of the pcll- at the
earliest possible moment.
-
Mn. l.. T. sHuIL l. here sgain. but will
remain only short time long enough
to close mp his business Those wanting
work done must call at once.
NV FuRSrruRr.-Mr. J. n. Craig has
lately received a large stock Of Furniture,
Spring and Cotton Top Mattresses, Sc
Call aud see them before you buy.
ArrFNrfox Honsr Mrs. - Pole Fell
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-17

Of his being sent out, one Of large
number Of squattors on she road com.
panys land An action of ejectment is
now pending against him in the United
States Circuit Court. l cannot but
think that The telegram to the Ortgom-
an from Washington was based ON the
statements Of Mr.. Barnes rather than
on Mr. Prosser's report, for he, whom
he saw me in Albany characterized Mr.
Barnes statement as lie.
In conclusion have to say that how
far the 0regoaian's charges Ct fraud is
justly made against other militia y
wagon road grants, ! have no means of
knowing. But so Far as tho Willamette
Valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon
Road is concerned, my own knowledge
of the facts enables me to deny the
charge in the strongest terms.
JNo. A. CRAWFORD,
Pest w. V. & G. NJ. w. r. Co.
ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1850.
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THE sUPREME BENCH.

The latest reports concerning the
impending vacancies in the Supreme
Court are that Circuit Judge VIM.
Woods, of Montgomery, Ala, "a ma
tive of Ohio) will succeed Judge
Strong that Stanley Matthews will
be appointed as Justice Swayne's sue
cessOr; that Attorney General Devens
viii have to wait for Justice Clifferd's
death or resignation, and that Sena-
tor Edmunds viii be given a seat on
the Siupreme Bench by the retirement
of Justice Hunt, provided bill be
passed by Congress authorizing Hunt
to retire upon full pay in advance Of
his attaining the age now requisite
under the general law. 1t Is, how
ever, very improbable that two addi-
tionaI Ohio men will be elected as as
sooiates on the Bench with Chief
Justice Waite, and as between San
ley Matthews and Judge Woods. the
former has the best chances for prefer
euce. Justice Cliford's death may
be expected at any time, as he is al
fiictPd both with sof1eDing Of the
brain and paralysis. He IS now una
bic to dictate a acoInplete sentence, and
therefore cannot tender his resigna-
tion unless an unexpected improve
ment in his health should occur.
Justice Hunts condition is also very
precarious. He has softening of the
brain and, like Justice Clifford he
cannot sign his own name. He would
have resigned long ago had his pecu-
mary circumstances, apart from his
salary, been sufficient to comfortably
support his family.
LATER-Justice Strong resigned on
the 18th, and President Hayes has
nominated VIM. B, Woods, an Ohio
carpet-nagger, to ill the vacancy.
Justices Hunt and Clifford are slight
~ lmpraying.
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AEMY MATTrRs.


Under date Of the l4th the telegraph
informs us that Brig. Gen. r. y. Marcy,
Inspector General Of the U. s. Army,
has been ordered to Fort Wingate, N.
NJ, by the Secretary Of War. In spite
of the order issued to-day he has made
application to the War Department to
be placed on the retired list. General
Marcy will return from New Mexico
about December 24th. II is said that
other War Department officials viii be
placed on the retired list January I'd.
An order assigning Gen. Howard to
West Point will be issued in few
days. The Senate Military Com
mittee has agreed TO recommend for
confirmation all army nominations al
ready made, including Hazen as Chief
Signal Officer and Miles as Brigadier-
General.
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a EHAMnHoTFs auMRER
OF THE
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT !
CITIZENS oY Irxs. Read ).

It is the design of the DEMocRAT manage
ment to issue mcwhcrc about tho first Of
January, 1881, mammoth number Of this
paper, devoted exclusively to the history and
stats; Of Albany and Of Linn county. In
the city Of Albany We viii give the history
Of business E ms, the date of cstrbliahment
Of various cnterpis ses, n full synopsis of tho
material business of the city together with
resume of the incipicncy. growth and pro.
gress of our city in all its lines of advance
ment.
To secure statistics we have engaged tho
services of Mr. A. L. Grcy, who is now can.
wasting the city for that purpose. ANY
courtesies shown or information given him
will be duly appreciated.
We shall print very large number Of OK.
ira copies, hence the issue spoken Of would
be very valuable medium for advertising.
Those desiring extra copies in wrappers to
send to friends abroad win please send in
their orders in time.
This viii unquestionably bc the best paper
ever issued in Linn county, and will be an
invaluable medium of afFording information
to friends in the East with regard to Albany
and Linn county.
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EDIToRT1I 1RTrs.
Plea't W. V. q G. NJ. W.
ALBANY, Dec. 10, 1850.

NAVIGATION has again opened up Oh
tho Columbia.
THIs has been an "oif year" in poll
tics for Democrats.
EARTHQUAKES arc becoming monotc
nous over in Olympia. They had six
shakes in ono week.
THE family name of the late Prince
Consort was Victim, and the roal name
Of Queen Victoria il "Widow Wees. p
WHEN navigation closed 10000 tons
of wheat were left at the railroad depot
in Walla Walla. Good judges esti
mate that there is nearly as much more
in farmers hands to go next season.
GeS l.. l.. APPLICABLE was in town
this week circulating petition asking
for bis appointment as Superintendent
of Indian Affairs. Our Republican
friends certainly ought to reward him
for changing his opinion on greeniaels,
national banks, etc.
The Northern Pacific railroad has
secured from syndicate Of American
and European bankers forty million
dollars by the sale Of bonds at prices
ranging from 90 cents to one dollar.
The rails have been laid within forty
miles Of the Yellowstone, and the road
will be completed in three years.
TALK about cold weather beck East.
There is a well on the liae oC the \. p.
r. r., situated about - miles from
Ainsworth, which is lo7 feet deep.
The aingularity about tho well 5 that
it is frozen up. Not only ia tbe;s ice
in tho well, but it froze SO hard over
there that fine force pump was bro.
ken.
TuE Peruvian Minister ct wesbiug-
ton bas been informed that TIE recent
negotiations between Chill and Pc u
which were brought about b'or.h the
good Offices Of Minister Chris iaucy,
have been productive o. no good tesolt.
Chill demanded The cession Of large
amount Of Peruvian territory, and Pesu
refused to accede TO The demand.
oS November there were outstand-
mo =. .,aiia..al hal --.-.o..Sv sac
0C3, ,A5l, and in legal tenders $780,
6sl, ole. No bank nolea Of less de
T romination than IS have been jssIed
since January, 1879, and there e now
only s4,2l9,025 in 81 and 81 natiooql
bank notes outstanding, while here ase
about SO. 800, 900 legal tenders Of tbo,e
denominations. About 90 per cent. Of
all outstanding notes are ia denomina-
tiont of $50 aud upwards. The amount
Of United States bonds held as security
for circulating notes is 359,7tS,95o.
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n dc County Court Of Linn County, State Of
Oregon
Otto Fox, Plaintiff,
VS..
David w. Shaver aud Miranda shaver,
Defendants.
To David w. Shaver, one OF the Defend
ants above named:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
II OREGON, you are hereby summoned
and required to appear and answer the
complaint of the above named plaintiff,
now on file with the Clerk of said Court,
on or before the first day of the January
term OF said Court, to be holden in Albany,
Linn County, Oregon. on the first Monday,
the Sd day Of January, 1881. And you are
notified that in case you fail to appear and
answer as above required, the plaintiff
will take Judgment against you for $40 46
in U. =. gold coin, with interest thereon in
like coin at the rate of per cent. per
month from the date hereof, and the fur
ther sum of $50 90 attorneys fees, and for
the costs and disbursements of this action.
Published by order of Hon. l.. Finn,
Judge Of said Court, which order is dated
Nov. s, 1880. l.. II. MONTANYE,
l5w6 Atty for Plaintiff.
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rRossER,s lETrEa.


In yesterdays edition of the 0regoni
an there appeared letter of VIM. +
Prosser, in answer to the letters oi
John A. Crawford and Jason Wheeler
in regard to the road over the Cascades
between this city and Prineville. He
denies stating to Mr. Crawford that the
road was better than he Crawford
had represented, but We learn that il
need be NJ. Crawford's statement can
be verified by witnesses. He also
charges that Mr. Crawford's and Mr.,
Wheeler's letters are tissues of uumiti.
gated fabrications, aed intimates that
they were written by other parties.
That very point shows eonclusively
that Mr.. Prosser is not the author Of
the letter to which his name is signed,
as he has only met Mr.. Crawford a
very few times, and his acquaintance
with Mr.. Wheeler only reached over
the period of his trip over tie road in
question, consequently he is not ac-
quainted with them to be sufficient to
judge of their literary sttainments. The
facts of the case are that the Prosser
letter was written in Portland by par
ties who are doing everything in their
power against the proposed Oregon Pa
ciGc Railroad.
This letter also states that on nc
count of the lack of bridges on the San
tiam, Soda, Elk and Snow Creeks, trav-
ell could not begin on the road during
the past season until Jaly 18th. Any
one who has ever been over the road
will at once notice the ahsurdity of this
statement. Elk and SRow creeks are
so small that a man can cross them az
two steps; over one there is bridge
now, and the other is so shallow taat a
horses knee would not be dampened
By crossing it. The facts of the case
are that working force followed up
the snow line in the spring, and as soon
as the fallen timber was removed, travel
commenced the streams mentioned
had nothing to to do with ii. The open
ing up of the road depends entirely up
on the season. The writer of this arti-
Gle, together With Dr. T. W. Harris
and Dr. E. o. Smith, took the first
wagon across the mountains in 1877,
crossing this road during the last week
in April, and several other parties
who started at the same time on
the Mckenzie road did not get over
until two weeks afterwards. Even
then they had 10 double their teams,
while our party went through with only
two horses We travelled two hundred
miles on this road. and We feel safe in
saying that there is no road even on
this side of the mountains Of half that
length that will compare favorably with
it. Mr.. Prosser's q statements in re-
gard to the veraeity of two Of our best
and against the Cascade Wagon
Road, are perfectly preposterous when
Iead in this community, but nav be
--s'-'70s--- O.ls 1HaC is
the bottom Of the whole matter. This
etter was no doubt written at Portland
or the purpose Of throwing a cloud
Ipon the title to these lands, with the
object in view eff preventing Eastern
capitalists from investing in the Oregon
Pacific Railroad, to which company
hsse lands have been bonded.
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vILLARD Is SAN FRANCrsco.

Mr.. Willard, representing Now
York capitalists, who bought the Or
egon Steam Navigation Company's
steamers and railroads, has purchased
from the Union Lumber Co. 16 lots
on Water and Front, alono BeaIe,
First and Second streets, in San Fran
cisco. The sum paid is $3.50, 600.
The land will be used in connection
with the interests OF the purchasers.
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not cover the extra drawing-room
car charge, and the conductor de-
manded 81. .But am General
Grant p said the Great American d.
II. "Can't help IT," said tho con-
ducior, "your pass Isn't good for this
carr And the 81 had to be paid.
What shame ! ConkIing and Don
Cameron ought TO see that the
amount Is refunded.
PuoEo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-17
Final Settlement.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned, Administrator OF the
estate Of Sigmund Fox, deceased, of the
partnership estate Of o. Fox Il Brother
aud of the partnership estate Of Fox, Baana
q Company, has fled his Anal accounts Of
tho administratioli Of each OF said estates
In the County Court Tor Linn County State
OF Oregon, ana that Tuesday, the Sth day
of February, A. d. 1851, ct the hour of ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF said day, has
been appointed b. said Court for the hear
irg OF objections % said Anal accounts and
the settlement thereof.
This notice Is published by BY order Of
Hon. l.. Finn, Judge OF said Court, which
said order was duly made ct the regular
December term Of said Court.
IGNAIZ FOX,
sefN *9& ss.S administrators.
SrRAuGN a BrLxKs, Aft'ys. . 2OMl
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1881.
HaTpcr's Magazine.
ILLUsTRATED.

"Sludylng tho subject sbIectively and
from the educational point OF view-seek-
ing 70 provide that which, taken altogeih-
or, Will ba Of the most service to the iarg
eat number-I long ago concluded that =
brary, would select compiete set Of
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America, while the long experience Of its
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Our people of both political parties
threw in money literally during the
last campaign how would they respond
if they were asked to contribute little
towards forwarding the interests of our
city : A few dollars expended in the
publication Of a pamphlets descriptive
of Albany and her resources would
bring thousands Of dollars here. Who
VIII take the step7
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with the numbers for June aud December
Of each year. when no time is specified,
IL will DO understood that Inc subscriber
wishes 10 begin with the current Number.
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the n T., upon proper personal application, whs1
eat1alled that no imposition il intended No viIi
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Many ytestlnontAls, further information. and
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FIFTY-EIaHr national banks were or
ganized during the fiscal year, twenty
one went into liquidation, and FIVE
failed. There were 2,lO2 national
banks doing business at the commence
ment Of the present fiscal year
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-12-17

NOTICE Is herebyetveh that the under
In signed has been by the County Court
of Linn County, 0tegon, duly appointed
Administrator OF tlIes estate OF Samuel
Cooper, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby re.
quired 70 present the same, with the prop
er voucL ers, to tho UNDERSIGNED at his res-
idenco about eleven miles southeast of
Albany, 5n Linn County, Oregon, within
six months from the ttatah ahereof. G Il
Dated this 1Oth day or December, 1850
u8 la1- ~ sGisl G,imjnistIato1r l1,1
GEO. T. CHAGBERLkIN, q
Atty for Administration. IOWA
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VIII be paid 70 any Public Hospital to be rausu-
eiy asrued upons for every certificate of tiis rni
cine publishsd by which is not genuine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BURKHART Bros.
REAL ESTATE
AND
MONEY EXCHANGE OFFICE !
ALBANY, OREGON.

HARMS Of nj. sizes, improved and un-
improved aud unimproved, I'm this
aud adjoining couuties, suitable for grain
raising; also tinlberod land and stSck
farms FOR SALE on easy terms.
Renting farms and city property and
collections Of all kinds promptly attended
TO.
uEOEE< LOANED
on short or long time in sums Of $50 TO
$4,000. Gold, Silver and Currency
exchanged.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DE.
days.
Correspondence solicited on all land
matters. I5.20tf
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JoHS D. Neil has been confirmed as
Governor of Idaho.
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summons.

IA dc County Court Of Linn County, State Of
Oregon
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HARPER,s PERIODICALS.

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