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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-14

WANTED, TO GO TO BUCKINd-
w HAM COUNTY. 4 FlRsT.CLAsS MA
CiIlNIsT who has had experience ~ p'nnhhE w
,,,d ye,,afrIne All kinds OF machinery, ana waO
ear, manage mining-pumps TO such = man a
good sItgation and the best OF wages Will De GlVen'
Noiie I 10. % nv I41Q Main street.
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CONFEDERATE B0NDS.-Am buying
" largely these bonds with all coupons attached.
Until orders Cxiaustcd viii pay ~ q taosan9 Tor
such bonds delivered at my ONCE. VI VAIL
STREET. NEW YORK. free Of expense, IN iot- ull,
der one hundred thousand, aud $3.50 Thousand
in larger lots. ,,os,.o Ia
M I3-2t HAPltAfJ< %. hO0L-' W.
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Bv II. b. tl@Gln & Go

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneer
No. l north Tenth street.
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DICHMOND, FRHDERICKsBt no

DI( TT n O y j, FNIIlERII hrBt ~"
IL AND POTOMAC RAILEOAO.-schcali'
commencing SUNDAY, August 2S. 1851
5:l5 A. 81. lesyes Byr-Str,ct station daily 'lgl'
only at Milford and FpdcIickrutit'
s1O A. NJ. ie2ges Byrd-Strcc. station daily lex
ecpt sunday.
4:5O Il. NJ. leaves Byrd lrcct station daily
400 r. 81. Accommodation for JUNCTION l'.',,
Broad-stnct stafioa daily irA""
SEndaysh 10,
1873 A. NJ. arrives ut Byrd-sireci station ai.'t
2:5s II. 81, arrives Al kyrt-Strect station d"-'l
makes no local stops. ado
o:5g Il. NJ, arrives at Byri-StrVc' station @'''
Except sunday. nd.
g.27 A. III. Accom- odatiOn, arrives az bit,+
street station daily except rlI,,,'!
4. A.TAlLohf
General Ticket Asv."
F.T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent sy
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the principal points on the Columbia riyel
and TO San Francisco. Rates have been TO
duced and you can save money BY buying
these through tickets which are good from
Albany to destination
George vhes. living , miles southwest ol
this city, Zone Of the Champion Fruit Dry
srs in operation on his place and IL i doing
tirat.clasa work. These dryers are tho latest
improved and. best dryer made MapnIact.
ured BY Doherty and Quinn, foot Of Mont
gomerY street. Albany. Oregon.
A good, moral young man in this office, is
sissirouu Of obtaining board and lcndeing in
. private family. whore his eonpanionahip
and moral example viii be taken in payment
for board. Widow ladies' with grown up
daughters, preferred. Inquiries by mail, ac
companisd By stamp, oheerfally answered. :
Tuesdays Register.
The Roseburg Pldiadealer says. Petient
" we listen for the information that work
on the extension Of the o. c. r.. II. is 70
be commenced. but in vain. One moment
We hear that the Supt. Of construction has
been ordered to report At this place forth
with. and the next breath brings tho news
that all surveying parties have been ORDERED
In.
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Application OF p. Lee and others
for change OF county road granted.
Application OF Jacob Newman for
location aud establishment Of county
road granted.
Bill OF A. NJ. Shelton, amounting
10 $4,000, allowed in full. Court
also ordered that road supervisor be
allowed TO buy necessary spikes and
lumber for guard rails.
Following bills were allowed: II.
Kuykendall, for keeping Pardon Pot
ter, $50; s +. Young, merchandise
furnished Mrs. Matthews, SO.e5; j
l. Nye, house rent for Mrs. Matth-
ews, SLOT Moniclth and Sellenbach,
mating for vault, si5.i9; A q Wal
ling, recording OF mortgages 500. so;
Levi West, meat for Mrs. Matthews,
sT.i0; Allen, Robinson and Co, lum-
Der for District No. 12, $3.50; Per-
ry Splnks. wood for Mrs. Matthews,
SS; Humphrey and Devine, bill FOR
lumber for road district No. II, S72I
Thos. Montelth, bran furnished Mrs.
Matthew's, $4.35; Allen, Robinson
and Co, lumber for road district No.
%, $2O.91; Alle1, Robinson and Co. /,
lumber for road district No. %, Sl3.-
IL; Jas. Liilis, lumber for district
No. 10, 500; Allen, Robinson and Co,
lumber for district No. Is, S30.33;
Alien, Robinson and Co., lumber for
district No. 23, $57.72; Allen, Robin
son and Co. lumber for district No.
81, S20.9I;- N. Bowen, clerks fees,
sea. .s5; ] Charlton, 81 !. 20; I. Finn,
$75; J j Charlton; Si2.
In case OF State of Oregon vs.. l.
Harris and other sundry fees allowed
as corrected also In case OF Stste vs..
NJ Haupert.
Application Of Richard Kochler FOL
repayment OF taxes continued.
Bill OF II. s. Owen, Supervisor
Road Dist. 81, allowed In full.
Court ordered that $500 worth
OF necessaries be bought FOR Mrs.
Simms.
Court appointed John Richardson,
superintendent, TO receive BIDS etc.
In matter OF Richardson Bridge or
CEabtree Creek.
application Of John Schmeer fol
repayment Of taxes dismissed.
Court allowed contractor Sits II
matter ofconstractIon Of bridge across
Thomas Greek.
Court granted further time 4
Sheriff to bring In returns for taxel
for years 1878, 1879 aud 1880.
Ordered that 220 yards Of mating
be bought for Court House.
In case Amy Orchard VS.. u. b
Mo-, indgt was ordered for costs ant
disbursements.
For mileage NJ. Cunningham wa
allowed $500 and L. Douglass
SLIGO.
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The following statement Of William J.
coughlfn, Of Somerville, Mass. iS - re
msrkabie that we beg 10 ask for u flle At
tentIon Of our readers. lie says: tIn lie
fall Of 1876 ! was taken with vioieni
bleeding orthe lungs followed BY sewers
cough. i soon began 10 lose my appetite
and flesh. ] was 50 weak at one time that
could not leave my bed. In the summer
Of 1877 was admitted 70 the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said ] had hole
IN my left lung ~ big as half dollar. /
expended over hundred dollars in doc
tors and medicines. / was 30 far gone Al
one time q report went around that Was
dead. i gave up hope, but 3 friend told
me Of DR.. VIM. Halls Ralsam for the
lungs. / laughed at my friends. thinking
that my case was incurable. bI1t / got =
bottle 10 satisfy them, when 10 my sur
prise and qualification, / con1meneed 10
feel better. Ny hope. once dead. began
20 revive, and To- day feel I'm better spirits
than have the past three year,.
81 write this hoping you viii publish lf.
so that every one afflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take DIR. VIM.
Halls Balsatn for the lungs, and be con-
WINGED that consumption can be cured
have taken two bottles and can positively
say that Il has done more good than ali
the other medicines j have taken since
my sickness Ny cough has almost en-
tirely disappeared aid shall soon ~ aiiie
| to 20 TO work. Sold by druggists
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A handsome tribute 70 the late Reason
B. wilioughby, was lat week erected by
his family In the cemetery near their resi-
dence east Of Harrisburg. The structure
stands in ali. q little over ton feet high, and
consists OF two stone bases, one Ital4an
marble base, amounted die, a round, futed
and capped column, and the whole sur
mounted byan elegantly draped and flow
cred urn. This monument, though not as
large and elaborate As some recently erect
ell from onr- Albany Marble Works, vet
for proportion. neatness and grace Is prob
ably not excelled BY any In the state, and
is but another Of the many marks Of supe-
rlorily In workmanship Of our deseryedly
popular firm, the staiger Brothers. This
firm has within the past year, turned out
two the largest monuments Ia this county,
besides several smaller ones and number
OF tablets head stones and several stene
enclosures 10 burial lots. To those need
Ing work ofthIs sort wa would say there Is
no nee1 10 send away from home when
You desire q really good piece Of work, as
these gentlemen are requalliiedand prepared
10 furnish anything In their line, and their
prices are as low apd material and work
manshlp as good as can be obtained any
where.
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men who Dsa't Advertise.

There IL class Of business men, most tfa.
Iy says the Union Sentinel, that are not
worthy Of public favor, and this class Of inen
Is the class who are strangers 70 the use ef
printers ink. A class 30 stiDgy AID close
that an ordinary branch Of business viii nat
arally dry up and blow away In their charge.
while il controlled by wide.awake and far
seeing man, man with an eye 70 prosperity
Of his town, az well as 4 disposition 70 hsl'
himself, would draw friends and custo
would show up as an acquisition to oHr (.
from business standpoint a. well a. 3 sos55i
so-mingIer in the public spirit Of prosperity.
some Of these qualifications are poiuts very
essential TO business men, and 10 town on The
yrssn foot-stool We tread has ever beenkDowp
70 prosper where the business, or certain
braches Of business, was represented and no
sopolized by the class Of Ieechss or public
blood. suckers we have described. Wherever
and Whenever curse Of this character i
known to exist, it il nothing more or less
skan the duty Of the public press to make
known the wants Of Community and en-
deavor 70 have them supplied by class Of
public benefactors. This we shall endeayor
70 do in connection with our own town, At
an early periodof our city's history.
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MexpERFtL Dnee -

For The speedy cure of consumption aud
all diseases that lead 10 It, such ~ stubborn
coughs, neglected colds, bronchitis, hay ie-
yer, asthma, pain in the side and chest. dry
hacking cough, tickling in the throat, hoarse-
ness, sore throat and al chronic or lingering
diseases OF the throat and lungs DIR. Kings
New Discovery has no equal and has estAb-
iizhed fer itself a worldwide reputstion-
Many lAding physicians recommend and =
it in their practice The formula from
which il Is prepared is highly recommended
BY all medical iournals- The clergy and the
press have cemplimented IN tae most glow
ing terms. Go to your era Sgist and set Z
botte free Of cost, or a regular size Tor 81.
For sale by
Foshay and Mason, wholesale agents Alba
ny ID. Morris, Scio DIR. l. Foley. Leba
non Dr. ]. NJ. Powell, Lebanon ID. NJ
Galbreatte. Baena Vista Reafetto aad Mon
tague. jefferson o. III. 7. Cornelins, Igg
ner r. A. Rampy, Harrisbarg - =
Hayes, Hnlsey; Damon Saith, haheY
Starr and Blalxely, brownsville, -
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LrnAsos. August. sd, 1881.


LEBANoE. August, sd, 1881.
Editors Democrat
The foundation or the warehouse haa
besn completed and tho cA'psnters art
busy framing aud preparing % raise lht
building. II is proposed toru,Il the GOA
pleilon Of itas rapidly ~ possible. .e
Dr. j.. M. Powell's new residence OF
main street has been enclosed aud in q
few weeks will DO ready for use. Il
promises 70 be one OF the best finished
houses In tho town and fine abode for
some lucky fair one.
Conductor Bogart has relieved Mr..
stroud for month and Is now taxing his
turn on the evening express. It u hard
to tell which Of the conductors have the
NEST friends in this vIcInlty al are 80
obliRing.
Mrs. q. w. smith has had serious at
tack OF Typhoid fever but usder the
skiilful treatment OF Or. Foley she 10 now
rapidly Improving.
Dr.s. q. Irvine preached = very able
asd interesting sermon last Sabbath morn.
ing a. the q. r. Church, to very appro-
ciative audience. The DR.. expected 70
discourse agaia In the evening but was
unexpectedly requested 70 proceed with
out delay 70 the bed side Of Gen. NJ. v.
Bsswn 1t Lower Soda. who was rapidly
passing away and desired once more 10
SEQ his old friend andl spiritual advisor.
Several members Of tho family OF our
esteemed friend X. g. Miller have been
seriously III with fever but under tho
efficient charge Of DR.. Ballard, they arc
all rapidly improving
Mr.. A. X. Cyrus formerly Of Salem has
moved 70 Lebanon and has opened out an
Art Gallery hero. From ell appearances
Mr. Cyrus understands his business and
those desiring pictures would do well 10
call upon him.
We weuid suggest that choir Il badly
nseded In Lebanon. Il looks bad when
the minister must lead the singing when
there is 20 much vocal inlent In our midst.
Lot there bo choir organized to take
charge Of tho singing 1t the services Of
all denominations and II will add wonder
fully 70 the interest 0f the religious ex-
erclses.
Mrs. DIR. NJ. Hagan with her son Ralph
has been visiting friends In Albany dur
ing the week.
The rain for the last few days has inter
feared materially with the curing OF hay,
also cutting OF wheat, bnt has been the
making Of vegetables Of ali kinds.
Farmers desiring 10 store grain At Lob
anon can procure all the sacks they want.
The terms will be very fsyorable,a as much
30 ~ any place la the country.
Our legal friends Judge \. A. Johna
aud +. NJ. Miller were st Albany the frat
part Of the week attending 20 business
there.
\. IL. RsscSs m Il wth quite an accident
last Thursday night Ne was sheeing
90 unFuly horse and In trying TO hold hin:
siiIl one Of his tools slipped and cut his
hand badly. II IL doing well but will
partially lay him OF for q time.
The new hotel IL completed and Mr.. s.
II. Ciaughton, one Of tho owners, will
furnish the house asd have Il open 70 the
public by August l0.h. Lgn.
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tains back home again. The report ths
cfasRy peaks and ossrkangIng rocks - NOT
the plsaaantess kinds of resorts during
rainy weather
Lisut. Fred G. Sohwatka. accompanied by
his hrosher. Mr. A. G. sohwatka. arrived Ia
this city last evening The people Of Salem
win 10 short time be favored with one Of
hts popular lectures 10 regard 70 his famous
Arctic Expedision. = Welnesdoys 6taiesnsaa.
lion. Abernethy Grover. until recently .
resident of Bethel. Maine. and prominent
Democratic politisian in that State, is now
residing In Montana Territory, In close
proximity 10 the line Of the Northern Pa.
ciile Railroad, where he Il extensively en-
gagged IN farming aud stockraising. He ia e
brother Of senator Grover Of Oorgon. 7eis-
gram.
From the ochoco Pioneer John Circles
10 happy onee more. Mrs. Circles. Charley
and the baby. having returned from Web.
foot. accompanied by Miss Rosa Clark.
sister Of Mira. Circles. As the hack drove
up to the shop John did not turn somer-
aault, but he did turn the most unique
hofseahoe ever seen. II islon exhibition at
his establishment.
: Miss Addie George. daughter Of the late
II =. George and niece Of Hon. NJ. g.
George, now has charge Of tho general de.
livery window OF the. postofice in Portland.
Miaa George has for many years resided In
Albany-in fact We believe that town Is her
birthplace. she is prompt, polite and etiici.
e1k IN The discharge Of the duties Of the
haaikiDn "a which She has succeeded -
0syeHoian.
In the marriage colamn this week We pub.
lish notice % the snarisge Of Mr.. Walter
Mctiee and Mlss Mary + Whiis Our read
ers viii remember Mr. Notes asa son Of
Jesse MCGEE. and also a. connected with the
shooting aifray near Helix. We are glad 10
learn Of his marriage and add our good wishes
aud congratulations to those Of our. .eorres-
poadent and Mr.. McGee's many friends in
this vicinity,
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The Concert.

THE concert given by the Mendelssohn
Quintetta club Of Boston, at the y. r.
G. A. Hall, on Wednesday Evening.
was we'll attended, and thoroughly
appreciated by every one present. II
was musical treat rarely enjoyed by
the people of Albany. The rendition
OF the instrumental part Of the perfor-
nance seemed 70 be perfection. Those
who had ears -ior time and harmony
and expression must have been thor
oughly satisfied. The singing by Miss
Marie MellInI was of a very high char.
acter. Perhaps voice possessing more
plexibility and compass has never been
heard here. In answer to the first en-.
core she sang "Robln Adair" and II
the second, "Twlckenham Town. The
latter particularly displayed the grea
sweetness Of Miss Nellini's voice. II
Ii to be hoped that some time In the
future, the people efAlbany will agair
have the pleasure of listening to thil
troup Of thorough musicians.
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saxTIAH AEws.
s.nrIAa pnEerrer. Julr DO. lei

ssETIAM PREcIscr, July 30, 1881.
Editors Democrat,
thought perhaps few lines FROM lbees
parts night be OF some interest 70 your Io-
cal department.
Al the present time farmers arc looking
pretty blue, owing 20 the RAIN that has
been falling more or less every day fcr
nearly . week. Fall wheat Is ripe and
should have been cut q week ago, ard
would have been but FOR the rain. Some
wheat fields here are baoly straw fallen.
Considerable hay II yet out IN the shcek,
and will be badly damaged. The vsgsfa-
bic crop Is very good. Generally the fax
crop IL good, tie best probably ever raised
In this part Of tho country.
saptiam Grange No. 81 at their last mest.
Ing initiated class Of Is Ia the first and
second dagees OF the order.
Mr. Louis Setinger killed large brown
bear while prospecting for gold on Crab
tree Creek last week. Lou thinks Of goin,
into the bears oil business.
Marion Deakins recently caught 10
trout on Roaring river ia less than half
day SASTTAaRn.
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Mr. ID. ID. Prettyman,of Marion county,
was Ia the city on Wednesday last. He Ia
travelling through the valley In the inler-
est Of the o. and C. r. r. Land Depart
-ment, and also for the Mechanics Fair at
Portland. He Is very anxious 10 obtain
large lot Of specimens Of grain, wheat, oats,
barley, rye, grasses, etc, etc, grown here
In the valley counties, for the purpose Of
exhibiting the saue. Farmers who can
do 50 are requested TO bring specimens Of
their crop to the DEMocRAr, and We will
forward them to Mr.. Prettyman. Each
person bringing In specimen'swili receive
credit fOrthe same, and all should take an
interest in the matter, as no better way
Of advertising the productiveness Of the
valley can be found. The specimens win
be kept on exhibition in Portland for the
inspection Of immigrants and parties in
terestsd. We hope our farmers viii re-
spond literally and bring In a good coll
lection. We win attend to labelling and
shipping, and no expense will be incurred
by parties furnishing the specImens.
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a.
MURRAY Y-WESTG ATE. LA this city, at
the resideneeof Mrs. A. st. John, Wednes-
day evening, August Sd, by Rev. Isaac
Dillon, Mr.. X. ID. MURRAY and Mrs
AIsfINA WRsTGATE
The best'wishes Of many friends wiz acI
company Mr. and Mrs. Murray On their life
voyage; and they viii always be kindly re-
membered by the DEMocRAr Office.
MEG HEE--WHITE.- AT the, residence Of
M. O. Smith, on Big Grease Wood IN Una
tilla county, Oregon, on the lstday Of Aug.
1881, by Rev. T. L. Burnett. Mr.. WALTRE
I A. McGHEE and MISS MARY n. WHTTE-
This young couple have gene through
great tribulations to conaumate the objeci
Of their love. They have proved faithful
either tethe other. Il is hoped that then
troubles are ended in their happy union
| We all sincerely wish Walter and Fam,
] long, happy. and useful life together
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Ihs nsa crew. nnl..

Messrs. Ballard Isom q TO, ihs FRO.
prietors OF these popular mills. have found
IL necessary Ia inereAse their storage room
and ara building an addition 2IxiOO feet
TO their warehouse. The mill has iteI
run 70 its utmost capacity both night and
day during the past year. and lhey have
been unable TO fill orders without delay,
but are now adding another run Of surrs
and . connldoFahlo amount Of Dlheg ma.
cnsnrxy at the iets.t improved y,aA2sFnA
When eli their contemplated lsnpiose'
ments are fRlshed they VIII have storage
room for 10000 bushels OF wheat. The
uniform roputaaton OF the concern FOL
liberal and fair dealing with all their Gus
toners and their rapidly increasing busi
neas IL n sufficient guaranty that farmer'
will find II 10 their interest 10 deal with
them aud we advise our readers tc call OF
them before making arrangements else
where.
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l<litU's Dtmovat
On last Saturday evening about o'clock
ths quiet little vlliage OF PrineyiIle was
startled BY the shfielss and cries Of women
and children. aBd II was soon asceflained
that the trouble was Just across the ocho-
co, about five or six hundred yards from
town, At Ghe resIdenco OF Mr. John Camp
ball. Qnite number hastened over 70
ascertain the eanae Of the trouble. On ar
riyiug there they found that Mr.. campl ell
had committed suicide by cutting his
throat almost from ear 70 ear. Mr.. G. was
highly respected citizen Of this place.
He leaves wife and four, children TO
mourn hls lozs. An inquest was held the
following day, but no cause was dfseov-
seed for the rash act.
The weather has been quite warm for
tho last few days.
Crops nre genernIly good in this part OF
the country. Harvest viii be here In q
fsw days Hay harvest IL IN full blast
now.
There have been quite number Of men
Ia this section this summer buying beet
cattle. They have bought nearly all there
were for sale In this country.
ochoco Is improving very rapidly.
j. p. Combs IL building fine residences
on his farm. 80
Bill Foren Il the boss Ior-e -sboer Of
this country. He fitted and nailed on lOe
shoes In one day.
Mr.. James buckey. Of PrineyIils, was
married 70 Miss Eunics Robbins on the
7th OF this month. She resided on road
land. The question with the legal iratern-
Ity l.: Is he not liable 70 get into trouble
eith the road company.
n. Price LEFT here yesterday for Albany.
JACK RABBIT.
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Ths weather.

Summary Of MstsorolOgy for July 1881.
from observation taken At Albany, Linn Co.
Oregon by john Briggs Esq.
Highest Bar. 3O.02 lowest 2o.sG mean
1915.
Highest Temperature, Sc; lowest 81 !;
mean G3.23
Prevailing winds N 5 w.
Rainfall inches 100.
Number Of days on which .0l or more rain
fell s.
Number Of days Of clOudiness average
scale 10, IL.