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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-27
sgsrautA.

May flowers arc ia h!pp3n
Mis- Crsnnh, n rrcuac o;1tc Sia-e
University, is teaching our Village school.
This Is hcT secon3 tenn.
Miss Lon Clark, OF hngene, has opened
a millinery shop in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers entertained few
Of their many young friends NJ their resi-
dence last Saturday evening. All had a
Jolly time and came away wcl! satisfied
with their visit.
II. B. Sprenger has returned from east
of the mountains, and is satisfied with
Shedd, iftbe sand doesn't blow quite 50
much.
4. Wheeler has returno from trip to
Portland.
W. NJ. Davis, OF the firm OF Davis Bros,
has gone east Of the mountains to look az
their stock Interest there.
Miss Gertie Holmes, Of Peoria, has been
visiting hero asthe CUES. Of Mrs. Williams.
Ars.W. NJ. Powers has gone TO the Salt
Springs for the benefit OF her health.
Mrs. r. ". Reinhart has been longer
ously i'll, but is better now.
Mrs. Il. Seniors, of Albany, and Mrs.
A. Senders, of Halsey, are visiting in the
family of Mr.. a. Lewis.
Mrs. D. B.Monteith, Of Albany and Miss
Lizzie Geary, OF Eugene, are visiting at
Mr.. Powers.
There will he Sunday School picnic at
the Roberts bridge camp ground on SAT-
urday, june an. Able speakers viii lie
in attendance. Come one, como all,
and bring your baskets well filed aod
have a good time with the children.
The young man who pines Tor exercise,
and wishes for horse, gun and dog,
can derive somo physical benefits from
handling spade and hoe in his fathers
garden.
The Archery Club is progressing finely
with its practice, besides havinga good time
socially.
@. T. Daane has opened paint shop
and is turning out some nice work.
EXY.
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Massey TaEma.

HALssY. May och, ASST.
Editors Democrat.
Haley has had quite an accession. Several
families arrived by last steamer, ''all the way
FROM old Missouri" among them brother
aud his family of our fellow citizen, VIM.
Drinkarl. Thoy bad not seen each other
fer II years tho reunion was pleasant
one, and We believe the Democracy viii be
none tho loser by such additions to her
population.
Jacob Norcross, an old resident Of this
county, started for Ochoca yesterday with
large drove of cattle Mr.. Norcresa's head
is level, and wo wish him success.
Iessrs. Hawley and Varker pleasantly
surprised their wives last evening by their
susdcn return from the coast loaded with
lsll-aud oysters. Several Of the neghbors
were equally p!eased.as they shared in the
spoils.
HaIsey has an Archery club composed Of
the elite of the vicinity. We heard there
had been some considerable 'construclation'
and Indignation Expressed among the ladies'
and VIC took OCCASION to ascertain its cause,
and find they have jus. grounds for their
present state Of feelings Only one bow for
a dozen females. This IS not appreciated,
so yesterday tho town was we'll placarded
advertising called neetingand prospects are
hereafter every girl viii Lave q ''bow" each
gentleman agreeing to furnish one and an
arrow, also.
The good people of this place talk of hold
ing basket picnic at Powell's grove, near
this city, soon. A pleasant lime is aniicipa-.
ted. in which occasion we trust our Albany
friends viii pay us visit.
Business, though not as good as formerly
at this time Of year, still is better than at
most othor. points Farmers are through
putting IN crops and are prasing for rain.
OccAsToNAD
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-27
YAqGsxA NEWS.

Three large scows which ave been used
on the harbor work at Coos Bay have been
purchased from the contractor by the govern
ment, and were TO have arrived at Newport
last Tuesday.
The tug. Gq,. W,ag.t arrived last Tues
day flem Portland with steos, etc. She
will remain at the Bay asio,,s as the engineer
in charge will need her services.
A schooner arrived at Newport the FIRST
of this week from Astoria, loaded with
merchandise, stores, etc, for the siletz
Agency. She was piloted in by Fhthead
Indian and did not at any point on the bar
find less than II feet of water.
One of the large scows 10 be used onthe
harbor works has been launched. 1t is
60x90 faet and will be used in transporting
rock and brush to tho point where the
breakwater is being constructed.
Brush mattresses are being placed at tie
mouth of tho bay, and work on thoscrits
commenced on the 18th inst.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
y. orr, r.enle ..rl.e..

Mr /. E.Blain generously donated tho uso
Of ono of his stov windows for tho display
Of prizes proposed b. be givon to suceessfnl
competitors at the Knights Of Pytllias picnic
on Monday next at 1iacklenan' grove. The
list has already been publisllod in tho DFMo.
cRAT, but to got fair idea Of tho variety
aud elegance Of the prizes IL is necessary 10
90 TO Blain's aud inapect them. II is proba.
bly, ono Of the most promiacouely arranged
show windows our readers have ever seen.
and Is we'll worthy visit. The boys pro.
pose the day q their picnic stall bs ono Of
Che events Of the year in Albany, aud VIC
have no doubt from the effort they arc max.
iag 10 provide variety Of interesting amuAo.
menls euitablo 20 every class who may be
expected 70 attend, that tley will fully sue.
coed. 1hoy have constructed Gne dancing
floor oI dressed lumber, ne the grove. which
s 1880 feet, aud M other arrangements arc
in aa good shape. We advise everybody to
SO, and q good time il a certainty.
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rss .. z. : y. g. s........ &c 3. Z. ::

NEB YoRK, 5lay 30.-It was an
nounced at the Office of the \. z. i. Z.
yesterday that hnal settlement IF differ.
ences between that company and the
Willard combinati3n has been made.
Willard buys tho stocls cf President
Billings and his friends, and cen=ents TO
discontinuaBce Of suits brought rainst
the company relative - Its reeras issue
Of l9 500 shares u common steak. In
consideration Of these things Willard is
given control Of tie road. The first
step toward fIliillmeut Of this agtee-
ment vas taken at meeting of the
Northern Pacific directors Yesterday.
The resignation Of j oseph Ddwortli, Of
philadelphia, and Johnston Living
stone, Of this city, WAS rrccived and
Thos. /. Oaks, vice-pfesidcnt aul gem
cral manager Of the OREGON Railway
and Navigtion Co. and Aftemus IT.
Holmes, director Of tie company, were
elected to occur, although IL IS ssid
that many Of the present har'! are in
fhIl sympathy with Yillafis pans.
Willard does not desire radical charge
in the present management, b. friends
say, and will be content ~ I'll any
vacancies thai may cccar there natur-
ally. IL is understood Billings will
give up the cares Of The position as soon
as he can find it convenient. to ID 50.
At meeting yesterday, which vas all
journed until to-day, resolutions were
adopted providing f5r an extension Of
the road from Kalaraa to Portland. and
on the Tacoma branch from Snake
river to Tacoma.
aIr. French, the e. S. railroad com
missioner, says Ny opinion il that
the result of this Gght, in 50 FAR ~ the
people Of Puget Sonnd and Seattle are
concerned, need not 6s regarded with
apprehension, as in ahy event Seattle
will get road. I'm certain that Mr..
Willard will make connection between
this place and Portland, and ! thisk it
highly probable that ~ the Ist of
January, 1882, you can buy ticket
by rail from Seattle to Portland. This
road Mr.. Willard will bpild in order to
get bis coal into Oregon, aul for other
reasons.
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m.nannrRe conREsrosp

HARRISBURG, May 2jth, 1851.
The "BeautifuI Willamette" is At lover
stage than ever. known to the oldest inhabi-
tant at this time Of year.
Farmers arc crying out for rain; the dry
cold wind, from the north, in the past two
weeks has been rough on winter grain and
unless rain zoon falls short crop viii follow.
Buck cheat las made itH appearance, some
fields in ths vicinity being thoroughly i'm.
pregnated with it, and the question whether
wheat turns 20 cheat is being lively dis
eussed by interested parties
The wool clip is coming in and il IL hoped
it willscattcr Il little Of tic circulating rncdi.
uin promiscousIy around.
Every loose footed man who can obtain
the collateral Is turning his face toward tie
bunch grass country where railroadiDgip ip be
order Of tho day; in consequence harvest
hands will be wanting in this portion of the
valley.
Saturday evening last a ttoat, stumpy
fellsw who looked rs thongll a pile driver
had some day iammcd him into bis boots,
made his debut upon our streets and going
into the Snug saloon became very noisy and
boisterous. Johnnie Clark, becoming tired
Of his foolshncsp, ornamentcd his fronts
just over the left optic, buildinga a miniature
mountain thereon, somewhat resembling st.
Hood. Tho fellow soon thereafter lit oat
taking Johnuio's compliments along ~itb
him enssing like trooper
The o. & G. Il. Il. Is taking tbe wheat
from our wsrehousr- 81. tho r.t- ol iron three
10 pevon car loadz pr day.
Quite number Of our citizens viii attend
the picnic at EIclman's Groge on aalurlag
18th. inst.
Needed Improvement ~ IsqaiHa hsrbaa
IL hat ails this Central valicy: - every
ruan sign a petition for Conrreseiosai all Is
behalf ~ 'i.is great entsfpri4e.
E4rfr-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-05-27
TEIE STATE GRANGE.

The Oregon State Grange convened
at Salem at 10 o'clock last Tuesday, and
was called to order by the Master, Judge
R.P. Boise. The Committee on Creden-
tials reporting..39 delegates present and
in the afternoon many more arrived.
The Master, Secretary and Treasurer
all made their annual reports, which
showed the order to be in a nourishing
condition in this State. Il IS taking a
new lease of life, and IS snre to wield
great influence in the afFairs Of Oregon.
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rsT.r ropsooF.

At q time when the community Is flooded
with 70 many unworthy devicee and cancoc.
tions, II IS refreshing to End one that y ben
elicial aud pure So conscious are the pro-
prietors Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. Of the worth of their remedy.
that they offer all who desire trial bottle
IRE Of chdrge This certainly would be dir
astrous to them did not the remedy possess
the remarkable curative qualities elaimesi
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consumption
will positively cure asthma, bronchitis, stub
born coughs, colds, phthisie. quinsy, hoarse-
ness, Group or any affection Of the throat and
lungs. As you value your existence give
this wonderful remedy trial by calling en-
Foshay and Magon, wholesale agents ALA
ny D. Morris, Scio Dr. J.. Foley, Lela-
nor DR.. ). 81. Powell. Lebanon j. ~.
CaIbreattc. Bncna Nis.a Reafetto and Men
taRue, Jefferson O. II. I. C0rnelins, Tar
ner y. a. RaHpy, Harrisburg , >
Hayes, Ha!sey Damou Smith, Haley
Starr aud Blakeiy, Broarsyllle,
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. DEMAND W c.varr,v.

The use Of twine binders IS creating
new ministry. % At least. expanding
a partially developed ono in the North
west. The demaua for lihaeod oil and
oil cake is considerable. and the cult
yation of lax heretofore has taken the
shape Of supplying that demand, 70 the
neglect Of the Int Of the plant for
either cloth or corlage. But The nnmer
ous advantages Of cord MS hand for
shea,es has turned the attention of
farmers aud manufacturers to the ueoass.
itv Of ealtiroting the plant from which
sueheord eau be economically mede. tits
not st,ange that the use of twae Is
becoming popular in binding sheaves e
grain. But the scarcity AMI expense Of
tie article desired are drawback TO
its general use The estimstea Of tho
quantity to be used are rs follows: In
1881, 1900 tons; in 1882, 10000 tons,
in 1883, 10000 tons; in 1881, 10000
tons, in 1885, 10000 tons, o. 4,eeo
-car loeds. The use of automatic bind
ers will undoubtedly create such de-
mana for binding cord as to employ
eventually maas millions Of dollais in
its manufacture and the cultivation ef
the plants from which il Is made.
It has been found that fos tie qana-
facturc Of this cord either sisal MANILA,
hemp, nax, or cotton, may be used. In
one of these articles aax-the farmers
of this section should interest them
selves. Even II We make no attempt
to compete with the growers Of lax for
the manufacture ct Imcn, We may at
least produce enough ct the article %
furnish cord for binding the sheae q!
Eour own harvest. While the cotton
cord must run six, eight, Of ten rs TO
reach the proper strength. sufficient ten
siIe strength eighty pounds may be
attained in fax ct hemp cord or three
OF foar ply Heretofore LAX has been
grown IN this lesien merely for the
| seed Allowing il TO develop sufficient
ly to ripen the seed i.iafes i for Ire
use Of the fiber in textile fabric Ia
Ireland tl,x is grown entirely from, im-
ported seed and the plant Is pulled lee
fore the woody eaa;ins et tie lint las
had time to harden. In tl,is country
it has been raised IA Indiana, Illinois
Missouri, Iowa. anil Kansas; hus as
there was little demand for tl.e liut ;he
the crop was raised fSr the seed
only. The profit on the seed vas en-.
dered uncertain by the importation o
foreign seed while the straw IT
mained almost entirely usele S
But nov that there i CROWNS
demand for tho fiber 10 use IN corjase
cur farmers should turn their attention
to lis cultivation. We believe it is saf
to estimate tl,at within Gse yeats tkr
annual CONSUMPTION Of hi,.a.ng ser,
will amount 10, say. Iaeiso to G1tet
millions Of dollars.
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ntaRi,iigR& AoTE..

\ ce,!ico ball was given ~ asis pl4os on
Friday evening. Itwas we.i attended aud
proved "a be financial sncaesss. About
fay tickets were sold
Airs. Jas. I;ily is very so, and there arc
somo doubts or her recovery.
Hon. Jas. J.. Schooling siaitod FOR East
orn Oregon last week.
Nn. Afford wit star. for trio mountains
in "a few days - asst in olening mp
quartz lead recently discovered. We hope
ho viii strike It iich.
l.. u. SpFaguo, travelling agent FOR the
popular frm or i. 1. Case & Co. Is new
operating in fho couuiry surrounding
Harrisburg; and Is meeting with splendid
success. lie Is a jolly good fellow, and Is
in the employ of . good hou~e
Dr. II. 4. Davis has ono of tho finest
some three or four feet high and headed
out.
OF. Porter haeior th. present discon-
tinued the publication Of tho "Nucleus'
for the reason that subscribers did not
pay mp promptly.
The public school closed las. week. II
was taught by Prof. O. 7. Porter, who has
given general satisfaction.
Snede Wallis represented Jngene Of the
calico bali last Friday night lie went
down % tho hotel at II o'clock aud did
not return TO the ball. II IL known that
no remained at tho hotel until O'Clock in
the morning, but how no put ia tho time
Is mystery. fIc may have been talking
politics w.sh tho Doctor, but more prob.
ably he was occupied in the rarlor with
well, ask him.
May a. ESenders ara doinga biz business,
selling lots OF goods, and have as nico
houso as therc is in ;he valley. II you
would like TO take the DENocRAT call in
and see them.
r. a. Rampy IS stil n tho old stand.
and chucks out enough 7ills and powders
To physic tho whole community.
Mrs. Bien, the popH,ar lecturer, who
has been making tour OF This valley, is
now teaching the public school at Liver
pool. Sho delivered a lecture at Harris
burg Sabbath evening.
Ben II. Holt keeps a first class livery
ana leeu Stapie NJ tthrrlsDurg anu seems
to bs doing well. Al who want to sub
scribe for tho DEMOCRAT can call and see
him.
A game OF chess was commenced some
four months ago between o. Il. Porter and
w. w. Briggs of Harrisburg, and r. J.
Sites and Ed. lllrsch, of Salem. Each
side notifies the other by postal card of
the move they have made, and then
patiently wait to hear from their competi.
tors. Atthe1ate they have been playing
tho game will probably last longer than
the dead lock.n
II. ID. Willoughby, well know in Albany,
practices dentistry here two days every
week, and the remainder of the timo he
deyotes 10 farming.
For courtesies shown us on the evening
of the bali we are under many obligations
to Zed. Rozendorf, Adoiph Senders, and
MIR. iIendee.
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rfefeHder.

4 German uamed Wm. Claimsr,
residing over IN sautiam Precinct, has rsr
sometime been claiming tha. lia WAS Jesus
thsisli aud has succeeded in making lis
own family and quito "A number or his
neiEhhcrs boliaFohls prctomslons nrs just .
let%ed ilio day for hisand their a8con-ion,
bat iorsnme reason . rasa9d by w.thou.
any Of Them going to glory. Thinking 10
was insane lasi 'repl .ome Of BIS noIghbors
bad him brought before judge Ii,nn. bu,
upon examination ho was discharged.
The assl siartef
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HARDLY day passes now but We
hear by telegraph of some new frand be-
ing unearthed at Washington. the most
of which are in the Postofiice Depart
ment. It seems that in the person Of
James, the Republicans have one hon
est man in the CABINET, probably the
first one since tie deys Of Bristow.
.Bristow commenced operations in the
same way as Mr.. James, and was soon
compelled TO resign, but y c hope The
latter gentleman may be allowed 10 re-
main, for he is doing good work for the
people.
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Executors Notice.

HEREBY GIVEN THAR
~ the undersigned has been l,y aH or
der of The County Court of Linn County.
Executor OF the last viii
and testament of- John Aarks, Sr. sls-
ceased, late of said county. Aii pen >ols
having claims a@i:nst s9d estate are herr-
ly notified and required 10 present The
sahe, wiia tho proper vouchers 10 tie Un-
dersigue9, ri his residence about iWsl niises
west Of Lebanon, Ljun County. OREGON.
within six months ( ON the date hereof.
May 26th, 1881.
J. II. MARKS,
3 isNe-Gltur
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fara,Iisn.e9 93rr.

Oue day laat wcr!, JAS. y Gsbrrss. in re.
tarH.as'o - La farm FROM Sheaas Station,
noJ,eej that hoose on l.s place, occupied
ly renter vaa IN 'hre H. whipped iia
hargs into 2 rtn. anal ul,n his arrival at fhc
hohsr. jumped ont aud taking an axe with
him na3o his Noy iuta fhc attic and cut a
hole through ihc roof to the outside where
the Jas w1s loeatrl. Oae or two ineEel o.
water did tho work ani savcd Ito house.
The iire Was e7asei ~ sparks falling isom
ihc c'iurfe in tte mara oH the roof.
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At meeting of the land league at
Dublin en- the 18th, the attendance was
larger than usaa.. Receipts amounted
to 9Ss6. The fact that American dis
patche, had not come to hand accounted
for the comparative smalIness of re-
ceipts. AS usual, reference by one
speaker to the question of advisability
of a general strike against the pavmen
of rent, elected APP lanee.
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Oar City Council met last Tuesday
evening blf did not tTansact any very
important business. Tho Recorder was
ordered 10 advertise for bills forcity print
ing, and for bills for the construction OF "a
sewer on Brondalhin street from the river
TO the alley between First and Second
streets. Also tho sidewalk on the wes, side
Of Ferry street, between FIRST aud Second,
Nas ordered placed on grade.
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The wool iarAei

i4.spa j.ss from $50 FrAaeisso on last
wednesday. 5sy tavra is so demand there
for i-aatoru Oregon wool "a account q lis
HieFinriiy. Holders aak - cents fer it, bot
sAere IL nose se.ling Th1 grade Of wool
most wsntei Is that from the valley and
northern committee. Tor which = to - cents
i paid. Tho frico in Easton remaius steady
and unchanged rnd manufactures are buy.
ing freely. la oar iocai market It Il hanl 70
tel exactly What figure can he Obtained.
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Assignees Notice OF Ar
DOintment.

n oTtCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IL the undersigned las been duly ap-
pointed Assignee for the benefit 81 credi-
Tors, OF all the property of CHARLES Kodes,
OF North Brownsville, Greg, n.
All persons having claims against said
Charles Hodes, will present the same, YER
lied rs required by law, within six months
from this date. TO the undersigned, al his
resi6esce, in brownsville, Oregon.
Dated hisy p, Iooi.
W. c. COOLEY,
IS Assign &c.
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a. gIaI. as slinsrr.

We have ia- sale. igtl. at iet-,-.n and
Grass Ridge 501 CO fcet u - sind - lan-
bcr. such a. sesniiing. i"i-is, iau iiai''sfs.
boxing. fencing. ard other roueh iui.,.-sr.
At Lebanon we have = saPefisr - = dry
lumber. saeh a. rnsssc. fr~.rins. e. 3sgsas
70 the late fire, sre arc ossinxti this ia'ai-r u
redsee1 rates. Addrfas u - lel-enaa.
CoSE BROr8EE-
LKEAsos. Or. july -. 80
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Dill auy scientific plEslciaf' knpw tlie
formula frofn which AnmeF's Cough ~
rup j. prepared, lIe ue-.ia nnt ousg Trs-ofiI-
mend. but prescribe 3 90 hss Izeif as frau
blel tgiih a cHigiI oT 50 j.. 90 ANY @i---s-e
or Tie broat ard iaHas Try g.. d Las
no equal. For ~. b-Dert II th1re wha
would Asy, ''AuD.h-r Euabux," 2 iriai
scent size j. prererfi. AK your drug
cist b cei it FOR toa. - l18ii.es - = 49,,
- cts. q
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TIE two wirns of a..

TH tive wings of the Republican
party nov sail under the names Of
"half breeds" and "stalwarts." As We
begin to get a, better look into the sit
uation it is very plain to rs isat the
fght is simply between tie old Grant
and Blain factions, and that this is the
beginning OF the great game which is
to result in either The defeat or success
of Blain before the National Republi-
can Convention in 1883.
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rnnoN png.lc 81 80 paAe.

great portion of the suffering ~ q dfs
iress 0f fhi4 country is due f9 the iact iiiat
the people Take too much pbysie aud too
many drugs. IF yOu want 10 pTeseT Sc
your bealth, save doctors and druggists
bills. ueo tho California Pine and EHesi-
Iyplns Porous Igastere Tor all paiDs. Tor
sale by FOshay 3 Mason, FoaeT'- Bfieh,
Main St, Albany, CT.
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cr.,ra, ,seas na,heG

Tbi. Estt eras- marked - nos ~ the
hanasor Naie- 3 y. Herren, ssbg<e es-
pe.lsnee &. "a guaranty iha- Il VII bo @c.i
kept up ~ Every p8Tiieuisr. Fresh meats
Or all Kinds constantly on hard. the
best quality enI resonabie prices, = fiIe
MajD.'s motto I'le hghe-t ct-h isr.es
~iii - paid fyF veal calves, pork. ei''c,.'
e,- ami ali kind. o. hide- aad firs. Iisat
street. hl,asy, Oregon, J. - Herres, .f.f'-
frfrtaf
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Alexander LII ths my q.

Alexander III, the new Gar of
Russia, is, according TO the London
Cuckoo. literal decenIant of Princess
Sophia, the mother of George /. Of
Eaeland. aad therefore, under the Act
OF Settlement, with TssgreIgT ILL.,
religion, AMI filling bsseer ississ, IS en-
titled to succeed to the British crown.