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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

tanned, through State detective, n
piece of. tanned hnman skin from the
Weymouth tanning firm, which he used
In che Tewksb,ry hearing The flrn re-
Gently sent for their property, bnt the
governor refused to return II, stating
that he acknowledges no property in
human hides, but if the firm thinks
any property of theirs Is being wrong.
fully retained, and they desire to recov-
or possession thereof, they are at liberty
10 try, by writ Of replevin or other
process oflaw. The governor assures
the firm, however, that the human re-
mains in his possession will be decently
buried, after they have served the pur-
pose of evidence.
The notorious Barber brothers. out
lawed by reason Of their murder Of
Deputy Sheriff Sheppard in Fayette
county, Iowa, last September, and for
other crimes, and for whose capture
81, 900 reward In offered In Illinois and
81 900 in Iowa, were discovered near
Sumner, Iowa, on Monday afternoon.
A Deputy Sheriff aud posse attempted
their capture, and Jarvis was wounded
In the shoulder by one Of the outlaws.
An arroed body Of 200 men are now
securing the woods In the vicinity for
them, and their capture appears to be
assured.
AT meeting 1t Springfield, Mo, u
was determined that a grand reunion Of
the survivors OF the battle at Wilson
creek will be held on the old battle
ground, ten miles west Of that city, Au-
gust 0, 10 and II next. Survivors Of
the battle Of both the union and confed.
crate army will be invited and enter
t.ined by the citizens OfspringGeld and
Green counties. free of charge, dnring
their stay. The survivors Of the battle
viii camp on the battle ground the 9th
of August, occupying the positions they
held ON the morning Of the battle, An.
gust 10th, 1861. Exercises will be
held August 10Th, to be presided over
by prominent officers Of the two armies.
The speakers' stand viii be erected on
Bloody bill. near the spot where Gen.
Lyon fell. Free transportation will be
furnished 10 springfield and from tho
battle ground.
The Grand Jury, at Austin, Texas,
INDICTED from forty TO city members Of
che Legislature for gambling. Quite a
number of those indicted have Left
money with their counsel to plead guilty
and pay q minimum fine rather than
60 TO trial in The court.
LATER.
Some one entered the County CLARK .
Office last night and stols all the indict-
ments returned by tie Grand Jury for
the violation Of the Gambling Law, in
Guiding those against members Of the
Legislature. No clue 10 the thieves,
and the aDort;ng circles are greatly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

ais lt possible that Mr.. Godfrey II up
aud at work, and cured by no simple q
remedy"
''i assure you that Il l. true that he IL
entirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
nlttoFs and only ten days ago his docisrS
gave him up and said hc must die :"
"Weli-a-dayi That's Ferparkablei ]
will 40 this day and get some for my poor
GeoryO-I know hops are good"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

Notice IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against the partnership
estate OF w M Sherer and David Sherer,
David eherer, deceased) to present the
same to w NJ Sherer at the office of the
Hon r Strahan in Albany, Oregon, the
duly appointed administrator of the said
partnership estate within six months from
the date 0f this notice.
Dated this sth day OF June, 1883.
w. M. SHERER.
Administrators Of said estate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
ending TO business .of course.

tending TO business 'of course.
"Grandpa" PhilliI Is and bis wife paid
scio Wait day or two since, and look
bale and hearty enough for persons Of
their age, eacl, beD about SO years
Of age the oldeAt couple In the Forks
Of Santiam. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

The chief political news in New
York is the gathering of sentiment in
Ohio to make Poster, the Republican
candidate for governor this fall and the
efforts Of many Democrats to place TIL
den and Hendricks on the Democratic
national ticket Ia 1884
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

The country would like to know that
Justice Is keeping one eye on Dorsey.
All that IL truly beautiful and good
In this life, blooms around the altar Of
domestic love.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

Clears out rats, mice. reaches. aiss. anita.
bed.bpgu. hknnks, chipmunks, gopheTs. 10y
Druggists
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

We understand copper mine has beea
found on the SAntiam, but whether it is =
Sodaville affair or not, we are not Sufficient
ly informed 20 say.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

gs-Wiih Diamond Dyes any lady can
got IN good results ~ the bet practical
dyer. Every dye warranted true 70 name
and sample.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
Albany Market.
Ihoal- scc rer bu.hsl. q lhe,mIII.,

Wheat scc rer bushsl. at the1nllls,
al the warehouses;, 80.
Oats--60 ("
Beef-on foot, TOGO.
Hay-baled, 2g925 per ton.
loose, IS 70 20,
Butter-2s to 80 cts per III.
Eggs-22 cents per doz.
Potatoes-05c per busbel.
Pork-7 cts per ID.
Veal,--Gcper ID.
Bacons-hams, II 10 IGc.
shoulders, 10 10 Iss.
sides, is 10 l5c.
lard 1bc per ID.
Flour,-6.6O per bbI.
chickens-4.60 perdoz.
sugar-san Erancisc @, 12c.
Mil Feed-bran, Hooper ton.
Dried IsrIlit--sun dried apples, O..
plums, Sc.
machine cured apples, SIC.
f" plums, 10.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

IL only takes straw 20 knock a dude
down with. We have seen one pFoSirated
by tho shadow OF aDe
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondents must bear in mind
tt at nothing of personal character
must be put In correspondence. Let
nothing that will reflect upon the stand
Ing Of anyone appear 10 correspondence.
Let there be nothing bnt news in which
the public are interested. On one or
two occasions matter has crept in and
been put in print in the DEAocRAT
which wonld have been excluded, had
it not escaped our attention. tits our
intention to publish clean sheet, and
hence we call upon all who furnish mat
ter for publication to exclude all often
siye matter. This is due to themselves
the public, and us.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

sLydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Come
pound is daily working wonderful cures
in female diseases
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sherifs Sale.

IN The cSena Court. Of he Stafs et 0rgau
for ths County " Lisa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
Iros Acres Of Lssa for sale.

onoizrm of 800 acres very desirable.
Ons farm Of l3s acres.
Oae tract Of lG0 acres Of Wild land.
One tract Of 30 acres.
Ons tract Of 20 acres
One tract Of IS5 acres, and other small
tracts. will sell in lots TO suit purchasers.
WIZ trade Tor other property. Call AZ this
Office.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

Following are thu constituents OF this
water as ascertained by an analysis by the
class In Chemistry ofthe State Agricultural
College at Corvallis: CarbOnic acid ,silicio-
acid, .phospheric acid, magnesium, chic.
alysis by an eminent chemist OF Boston
also reveals the presence Of Iodine, bromid
and lItha.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS

UHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES 10
inform the public thst he is now pre-
pared to do all kinds of stone and marble
work on short notice. All work is war;
ranted to give satisfaction. VIII work
any and all kiRds of stone, but deal priu-
eipally in Oregon City granite. Cleaning.
repairing aad resetting a specially. Call
and examine my prices before purehas.
Ing elsewhere as 1 will not he undersold.
chop on west side of Broadalbln street.
opposite telegraph office.
G. w. HARRIS. Prop.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
A MOVE IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION.
Sodaville Springs
Mineral Water

The undersigned takes pleasure 10.
calling The attention OF The public To this
most valuable mineral water and the most
attractive and accessible
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

When merchant wants rest Instead Of
shutting up his store al he needs to Go Is to
4ake his advertisement out Of the paper
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
'.Bachupama..

Quick, complete cure, an annoying Kidney,
bladder and urinary diseases, 81 Druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08

Some one entered the County Clerks
Office last night and stols all the indict-
meHts returned by tie Grand Jury Tor
the violation Of the Gambling Law, In
Guiding those against members Of the
Legislature. No clue 10 the thieves,
and the sporting circles are greatly
alnle,l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-08
Final Settlement.

GEORGE HUMPHREY,
Sheriff OF Linn County, 0rego IA.
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Administrators Notice,

L. II. MoHTANYE, {.
Atty for Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-The Army Rotir-
ing Board convened at Fort Porter. Buffalo. N. " Jan
uary 25. 1883, has been dissolved
Captain George Is. Russell, 9th Infantry mas been
ordered to report TO tho Commanding General De
partDent OF Texas for special duty ut tho headquar-
tiers Of that department
Captain Ohio Z. Michaels Ordnance Department, has
been ordered to proceed about April l. 1885, from
the Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia Penn to Whining
ton, Del, public business connected with the Ord
nance Department. and on tho completion thereof to re-
turn to his proper station.
The extension OF leave Of absence granted First Lieu
tenant David NJ Mcdonald, 4th Cavalry, December 81,
1882. has been further extended to March 81. 1882
The following changes In the stations and duties OF
officers OF the Medical Department have been orIerodi
Captain Joseph Y Porter. assistant surgeon Will be
relieved from duty In the Department OF the South and
will report ia person to the Commanding General De-
psrtInent OF Texas for assignment to duty.
Captain Henry q. Burton, assistant surgeon, VIII, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Ihe President
has made the following appointments
John W. WadswOrth United states Consul at satilo,
Mexico.
John L. Parish OF Illinois. Uniics states Consul Ct
ChemnitL, 5aTOuy.
James ID. Bowie, Collector OF Customs for the District
ofPeteTsburg. Va
Henry De b. Clay Col OF Customs for tho District
OF Yorktown, Va
Henry A. Wilson, Receiver OF Public Moneys at
Montgomery. Ala. vice Paul Strobach. resigned.
Joseph Chandler Receiver Of Publ MOuO,s at Yank-
ton, DsA, vice Alexander IIu gbes. resigned
James H. Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
First District OF Michigan, Luther b. 1rOwDnGgc.
suspended
Willis " whitney. OF Ncw-Iersey, interpreter TO the
United States Legation In japan.
A. L. Pdtcher, Re stcr Of tue Land Oico at Obcrlin,
Kan, nice i. H.. Cavanaugh appOned special agent.
Lafayette j. Fulton pOst lstcr Casselton Dakota
vice h. T. 5Ingsby suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
RACING TO SAVE THEIR MILK.

NEwBURG, n. Y, March 23.-SIr Jordan, one of
the proprietors of The Montgomery Creamery, who
was attacked by tho Splitting Committee at West
Newburg yesterday has sworn out warrants for
tho arrest of mis- aSsdilants They arc to appear be-
fore the Recorder Monday to answer the charges
1t is stated that Mr.. Jordan will also make a claim
for damages against tie city for milk spilled
police sergeant and several rOundsmen were on
duty to-day at the milk irclght-0oat Mezlngah,
but found nothing to do At Salisbury Mills this
afternoon "a large spling COMM ttee after sharp
struggle seized twenty from the Little Britain
Creamery, ana poured the milk ON the ground
There was IA Lively race between the creamery men
and ho splles, the former trying TO reach the Erie
depot, ON the platform Of which tho milk would
have been safe, but they were oyertaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24

the expiration of his present leave OF absence DO re,
neved from duty in the Department OF the East ara VIII
report In person to the Commanding General Depart
ment OF Dakota for assignment tn duty. 49,.
Special order OF March TO- 1883, detailing Second Lieu
tenant Robert W. Dowdy 17th Infantry at the Unyer-
sy OF tue South Suwanee, Tenn to relieve First Lieu
tenant Robert NJ Rogers. I'd Artillery TO take effect July
l. 1883, has been amended to take effeot August 10,
Second Lieutenant Frank b. Mccoy, 81 Infantry, now
on leave OF absence mt Memphis Tenn has been ordered
to report by letter to the superintendent Grnera Re
crutng Service, NewYork City. to conduct detacn-
ment OF recrts 10 the Department OF Dakota ana on
the completion OF this duty TO Join his company.
The specal order OF September 90. 1882, which an
nohnced the acceptance by the Prcs OF the resgna
ton OF First Lieutenant Charles Humphreys Sd Arti-
ery TO take effect September 90 1888 has been revoked
First Lieutenant william T. ROssel, Corps OF Engineers
has been ordered 10 proceed from Jacksonville, Fin to
st. Augustine, Fla pub r. business, and the COM
petion thereof TO ret IN TO his station.
Sergeant Charles Bolton and Private Robert j. COOK
OF SrOOO L. 9TH Cavalry have been orieret 10 report 20
the Chief Signal officer for duty with the relief exped
ton to Lady Franklin Bay, Grnne Land.
Commodore Walker received a telegram this morning
from Malta stating that Commander Dewey, though
very weak, Is advancing most fayorab!y toward con
valescence
Secretary Chandler has been informed by Naval Con-
structor Hickborn that arrangeme s have been made
TO launch the United States olbletrreted monitor
Terror from the ward Of Camp Sons Phladep hia at
1870 p. III. on Saturday the oath Inst.
Passed Assistant Engineer Arthur Prfc0 has been or
dered to the Eew-YOrk Navy Yard
The of inquiry which WAS appointed soino time
ago to charges against Passed Assistant Pay
Stephen Rand stationed at Newport. r. l., has
found him Innocent. Seoiota Chald has approved
the verdict and the official Or1er eKO1eratng Nun from
the charges preferred promulgated AT Inc Navy DO
par,ment. Paymaster Rand charged by the com
msnding officer at Newport with making purcna1es AZ
higher prices than the regular market or wholesale
rates, aud dealing almost exolnsiyely with one hrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday. March - 1888.
REsGSAT1oS PROM TIiE LIFE:sAyGNG sERyfCE.-Thomas
Bond keeper OF LifeSavng station No q four district
OF NewJersey rcsgncd and hl. resi- gnation
has been accepted TO take effect upon no qualification
his successor lie Is one OF The oldest keepers In the scr
vice, and retires on acccunt OF old age.
The CIVIL SERVICE CoMMIssioS.-Iho Civil Service
Commission expect I'm day two receive from the
heads Of the Departments classification OF tho clerical
force OF each department After the receipt OF this
formation the Commssion Will fully orga ze BY the
lection Of chief examiner aud the adoption OF rules
for the government Of the Commission.
GOLD, SILVER AND NOTES.-The statement OF the
United States Treasurer shows gold, silver and United
States notes In the Treasury to-day Iollows: Cold
ion, OO2l0 1870; fractional silver can 27 $50 900;
United states notes Si5,i0s,s25; toa. 1901, 90. OO6
Certificates outstanding: Gold S39ll7S50i silver,
SCO,5S5,27O; currency $093JOOO.
A CLAIM AGENT DLBAKRED PROM PRACrIcE.-The Sec
Rotary OF the Interior has issued order proven
Samuel Mckee, Of Louisville. KY from prosecuting
denoo that Mckee had demanded and collected from a
blind cOOrcd man fec OF 1913 for prosecuting AID
about $1,000 Several other Of claim agents who
have lately brought 10 tLo secretarys attention
aud he has suspended the offenders fro1 practice
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS or TIE GOVERNMENTAL state
ment has baen prepared at the Treasury Department
Which snOws the total estimated receipts OF tAe Govern
ncp Tor the sca year ending juno 30 1888 under the
operations oi the now Trln act 10 be @4OJ 100000 OF
customs; $i43.5OO.OOO from internal revenue, aud
Sll.5OO.o00 from miscellaneous TIE revenues
year ended June 30 1887 were IA fol ows:
From CUSTOMS S22O.i1O,000i from internal revenue,
$l4G4OIOOO; from miscellaneous sources, 3GGlS0O0
total, $lO3, 525. 900.
RElDJusrMENr or TosrMAsrERs' S1LARlrs-rbe Post
Office Department has already received and ncd for OK
animation large number Of olhns Of pOstmastrs who
entitled 10 increased salary under the provisions OF
the REIMBURSEMENT Got, known a. the spauldng bill
passed at the last session OF Congress. The oOoTs OF
the Post Office Department that the law cannot
be carried i1tO elect without specific appropriations
and that 10 pay tue amount VI the OF salaries
Of the regular appropriation bill, would create a
large deficiency. IL IL the Intention OF the Department
60 begin work OF ustng salaries under the two
postage law, provided for in the bingham BILL
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
GOLDEN FEEDING IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
MR.. DEECHER's CONGRATULATIONS TO PASTOR HAL
LIDAY, AND 81 200 IN GOLD.

MIR. DEECHERs CONGRATULATIONS TO PASTOR HAL
LIDAY, AND 81 700 IN GOLD.
The golden wedding of the Rev. 5. b. Hal
liday. tho pastoral helper OF Plymouth Church,
was celebrated in the Sunday school room OF
the church last evening by the gift 10 Mr..
Halliday OF pile OF gold, amounting
to about $1,000 After the customary Friday night
lecture by Beecher. about 500 persons gathered IN
the Sunday school room above where In the front sat
Mr. Halliday and his WIFE His two brothers, the Rev.
David NJ Halliday. of Peekski1. and James
r. Halliday. were also present. Mr..
Beecher stood with the pile OF gold In
front Of him, and made the presentation address lie
said that had been fifty years since Mr. Halliday
married. and looked fresh and young that ho must
have had good wife and peace at home, which were
great things He had refused. with that modesty
which was the besetting sin with all
the pastors Of Plymouth Church ia laugh, 10
allow visit his house for his golden wedding they
had taken a better house-the Lords house. BY their
presence 1t was desired to congratulations 10
Mr. Halliday and thanks to him for his services 10 the
church and many persons outside OF II, since 1870
IL was fortunate day for Plymouth Church
when It secured Mr. Halliday pas
toral helper or rather pastoral associate.
Many could testify his fidelity aud Instructions but
no one could give such account OF his services Mr.
Beecher 1t was delicate thing to DO associate pas
tor. In this there had been rare agreement. In
approaching Mr.. Hadays services 50 highly, IL must
not be forgotten that his family had upheld his hands
in ten Thousand ways. They oil had served the
Lord in serving Plymouth Church faithfully. Mt
Beecher said would be mpossibe for him to do the
labor Of visitation, which Mr. Halliday, night and day
year In and out mad done among the poor those In
distress the sick and the bcrcaved LABOR OF love was
never more amply carried out There had never been
film or cloud OF disagreement between them nor
suggestion OF reDuko or quarrel.
In conclusion Mr. Beechcr said that Mr..
and Mrs Halliday had been married for ity years and
would need something TO get through nifty years more
Unsolicited, and just by the mere circulation OF slight
notice. about 700 In gold had been brought together,
which he stood there TO guard. He would present II la
tho name Of friends IN Plymouth Church and congrega-
tiOn and OF the poor aud suffering who desired not
20 be forgotten I'm this. IL was the Offering
not few Of the foremost representatives, OF the
community. the money was the sacred memorial Of
love and friendship.
Br. Halliday so much overcome that he could only
speak briefly saying mat II be could say what was IN ms
heart he would be glad 10 tell how much he felt the
occasion aad this expression from the people. After
singing by George WerreDrath and Miss Clara Stutsman,
co1ee and cake we're served and Mr. and Mrs. Halliday
received many hearty CONGRATULATIONS
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wife Of Thomas n Bsuchle aud only OF George
ana ALICIA O. Young. aged 80 yearj and day
ns s ssqy saGs dss asnd Inc
late residenoe, No. 81 East 75th-st
Intement Monday.
Please omit flowers
DE- SILVER-In Brooklyn Friday, March 49, 1884, Of
scarlet fever CARL Harrison only son OF CARL H. ana MARI
IL De silver aged years. IL months and 20 days
Funeral private.
DALE-suddeny Friday morning. at his residence No IS
Irving. place John @. Dhe
friends OF the family invited attend the
funeral services at calvary Church 4th and 2lst,
Monday morning. 28th inst, at 80 o'clock
10 is kindly requested hat no flowers be sent
n-law A. Williams Fitchburg Mass, Mrs Enzabeta
Lawton Ellis Born at stone safordshire. England July
~ lsl7.
FATMAN-On Thursday March 90 after a short Illness
aud friends invited 10 attend his funeral from
the residence OF his BROTHER MI Aaron Fatmaa No ltl
West i2dst on sunday the 2jth inst. at 10 O'Clock
Please omit flowers.
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum sooiety.-Ibs
board OF DIRECTORS OF th Ocey are 10 attend Tao
funeral Of the late friend Of institution, Mr. Lewis Fat
MYER STERN. Secretary.
The members OF the OF the Home for
Aged and uHrm Hebrews respectfully requested
body funeral OF Lewis Fatman director
tho Mount SINAI Hospital. by order OF tho President
JACOB l.. COIN. Secretary.
PECK-At Colorado Springs Col. March D., 1883 Edward
:. Peck OF lew. Haven, Conn. aged 81 yeacs.
PLUMBOn Thursday, March % 1888 Jeanette Frances,
widow OF James NJ Plumb esq the I'D year Of 90
the Calvary Baptist church. 23ist between 9TH
and 6thaves tRev. H. ;; Macarthur ID. D., PastOr)
Please omit flowers.
PUKDY Wednesday March 81 a Saratoga Springs tho
Rev James Souvefane Pury d. d. in tho osth OF his
Fu1eral Christ Church, Rye westohoser Co. satur.
dag. March D. al D. Trains leave the Grand Central
Depot at 10 % aud 1859 a III Returning, leave Rys
2;l2 and 4:4O p H.