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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-14
Rev. Cssks Lecture.

The lecture Of Rev. Joseph Cook At the
UP. Church last Wednesday evening WAS
attended by two hundred from Albany and
adjoining towns. Il proved . literary treat
not often obtained here, and We believe was
thoroughly appreciated by those who heard
it. Nr Cook is an eloquent speaker aud has
. powerful presence TO back what he says
and add emphasis 10 his statements. For
two hours and a quarter he gave his ideas Of
what the seven modern wonders Of tho
world are, in language and style which
held his audience from beginning to end.
In treating OF the present seven moral and
intellectual wonders he did not fail to give
expression to his thoughts on various live
Opics Of the day IN manner which showed
that his meaning was unmistakable. Those
who failed to learn something by the lee.
ture must have had their thoughts in an.
other direction, or like politician been
biased in the core.
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Elders Ceaveasloa.

The Elders Association meets at Albany.
Oregon, Tuesday, Nov. 25th, as 7:s0 p. IA.
The following Is the program:
TUESDAY EvESINa,i ALSO P. N.
Devotional exercises at p. m.
A paper by Rev T Wilson, ".rhe dis
solution of the pastoral relation when
warranted gn
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 10 \, u.
4 paper by Rev I II condit "The
rights aud status Of unsettled ministers In
the courts Of the Church"
An address by G Irvine, D. DZ''The
Bible authority for two kinds Of Elders -
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2P.M.
An address by DIR PeEtgrew-"The
Nature of the ruling Elders oEics.n
An address by Rev VIM r Stevenson,
-'Ihe Advantage Of the plan Of Presby j.
terrain discipline
After each address an opportunity will
be afforded FOR voluntary remarks
Pastors and Elders Of other Church or
carnations are cordially invited 10 be
present and participate In the discussions.
M. AcHEsoS, President,
SAA'L RALsros. Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-14
omelal vessl Of .Llaa County

Following is the official vote Of Linn
County, ss returned to the Secretary OF
State in the late election !:
East Alhany-B.aine, 225 Clevelan d,
ISs: Butler, 4; St. John, 6.
West Albany-Blaine, 1856 Cleveland,
IFS; Butler, 5; st. John, /.
Brownsville-Blains, III Clevelsnd,
145; Butler. 2; st. John, 2.
Brush Creek-Blsine, s Cleveland, Sc.
Charlottesville SO; Cleveland,
Is.
Center-Bla'ne, 2s !; Cleveland, 80.
Fox Valley-Biaine. 81; Cleveland, "A.
Franklin Butte-Biaine, 10; Cleveland,
126; Bntler, /; st. Jshn, ?.
neutrality-suspicious.. los; CleYeland. .l6S;
Butler, Il; St. John. 8.
Halsey-Blains. Isl i; Cleveland, s. st.
John, s.
Liberty-Blaine. "a Cleveland. q /;
Butler,1.
LebAnou-Blaine, 179 /; Cleveland, 17S.
Mabel-Blaine, Il; Cleveland, s j; But
Ter, 10.
orieans-Biaine. 10; Cleveland. Is; St.
John. i.
Sweet Home-Blains, IS Clevelaua SO.
scio-Blaine, 81 Cleveland, 14T; St.
JOhR, Is,
santiam-Blaine, 80 !; Cleveland, 81.
shsdds-Blaine, III; Cleveland. 6s !;
Butler, 5.
syracuse-Bleine, II: Cleveland. 42.
Tosal-Blaine, I444 Cleveland, 1911 !:
Butler, SO; st. John, q.
Clsyelands plurality ever B,aine-ls5.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-14
Thanksgiving.

President Arthur has issued the follow.
ing Thanksgiving Proclamation short and
pointed, indication of his time being taken
up with politics:
The season Is nigh when it is yearly
won't for this people TO observe day ap-
pointed for this purpose by the President,
as an especial occasion FOR Thanksgiving
unco God. Now, therefore, in recognition
OF this hallowed custom. /, Chester A.
Arthur, President Of the United States, do
hereby designate as such day Of general
thanksgiving, Thursday, the 9th Of this
present November, and do recommend
that throughout the land the people, ceas-
ing from their accustomed occupations, do
then keep holiday At their several homes
and their several places OF worship, and
with heart and voice pay reverent ae-
acknowledgement to the Giyer OF all good for
the countless blessings whereWith He
has visited this nation.
CHEsTERsA. ARTHUR,
President OF u, 8.
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SOCIAL AHD PERSONAL.

IA Beard aud W Privs... Of JstIssson.
were in Albany Tuesday.
Mira o r Porter and children returned
from an extended trip 10 caliiorniA last
week.
Mr 5 P Arnsprigsr who has been stopping
At SodaYills several weeks, has returned TO
Harriabarg.
JBSpsrry. Of Hspner. ones = resident Of
this county. was in Albany Tuesday. We
acknowledge call.
Miss Mary Cheadls arrived home from
California last week, after an absence from
Albany Of six years.
G w Watts went 10 Harrisburg and
Brownsville. Wednesday IN the interest Of
his Linn Cosnty Annual.
Allen Rhodss,of the State Insane Asylum.
waa in the city Taesday looking fer al -.
eapsd ianasic. lie did lot find tho one he
was looking for.
Mr Charles HaHendcn. Of Portland. was
in Albany few days the first Of the week.
Mr HAasnden, who formerly sesided here,
moved from Albany nearly four years ago.
Mr. w II Warner who has been sick some
time il improving fast. At the time he fell
III bis wife was in tho East but, bsinl
autographed 10. retained 10 Oregon without
having seen neariy all whom she went 70
visit.
Rev II Condis aud wife viii soon leave
Albany for New Jersey to remain permanent
~. They have made many friends here
vino viii regret seeing them leave Albany
We understand that Rev e. Trumbull Lee
Of Portland, win occupy the pulpit Of th'
Presbyterian Church for awhile.
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/
Tuesday, Nov. 7th.-9 p. m. whoop, Ia
Cleveland IL elected, Democrats jubilant.
Republicans reverse.
Wednesday, nov. eth.--12sse q. m,
Doubtful things are sometimes uncertain.
Republicans brighten, Democrats lock
doubtfGs. During forsnoon.-Now we've
got 1t, hurrsh. Just hold your horses, not
quite so certain. -Biainsis
ahead 42s, Rspubiieahs whocp and keep
10 up during the evening I'll II o'clock
when it IL snnounced that Clevsland is
ahead IN New Ysrk State. Republicans
drccp and hedge. and Democrats bright.
On.
Thursday morning, "Hurrah for CIsvs.
land" is heard. Aftsfncon-BlaIns elected
by 0l5. Hoorsy powder burns, hairs
pulled yeIls rampant. EvsnIng-H
precincts 10 hear from, we'll, we'll, mighty
doubtful. Cleveland not out oftho rae
yet. Just wait.
Friday msrnihgt-Three cheers, clsve-
land 1890 ahesd. Democrats In ascendan.
cy al day, Republicans tazs back saat,
but watch.
saturday~-csn't change Il, there the
figures aro,-l64s. Something more than
claims must defeat It.
honday-outlook unchanged, not con-
pletely settlsd Jet. The official vots only
will fix Il. ObrIen Is host. 90 say some.
Keep your eyes open
1ussasy-Still no change; bot cFiss of
errors and fraud make the WeIkin ring.
Wednosday-The official vote Of -
ouotiss In New York fsyorAbIs for cssye-
Land, Little change looked for.
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The ssasas Of Llsersy.
sAa'L RALsroS. Secretary.

We have received q personal appeal
ffom the Sons OF the Revelation for as
sis.ance In getting contributions for the
completion OF the pedastsl for this won-
derfuI statue which France has 80 gallant
ly presented TO the people of tho United
States. 81 Is asked from everybody. II
butcomparztiysly few respond sufficient
wiz be received 10 complete the work not
to finish 1t would be disgrace TO the
United States. The Morning Journal Of
New York says:
sFThere Is hope FOR the -BsFtholdi Pedss-
tai Fund. The Sons OF the Revolution
have taken it In hand, and what they un-
dertake succeeds. Did not their fathers
make as nation Shall not the sons
give us statue or liberty? The pedestal
must be reared upon rocks, and tLey are
the boys 20 raise thsm.n
Ifthis touches the eye Of any one who
would like 70 assist a noble cause let them
get dollar bill or postal note and send It
TO Austin Huntington Secretary, IS Liber-
ty Street. Room 81, New York City, n. Y.
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Sherifs Sale.

IN tsS Circuit Court c'tls State ef Oregon for
tie County Of Linn:
L FIinn, Plaintiff,
James Blain and Clara G. Blain. his wife. L Z
Blaia. @ g Cooley and ] II Wasbburne, part
nefs, doing business uBder the 6rm nams Of
Cooley& Washburne, Defendants.
Notice Il hereby given that By virtue of
al execution and order Of saie issued cat sf
the above named Court in the above snfitled
suit 10 me directed and delivered. I will -
Saturday, the 18th day Of December, 1854.
At the hour Of one o'clock, p. m, ~ the
Court House door, In the City Of Alba.y,
Linn County, Oregon, eel at public sustioa
Tor clsh in band % the highest bidder. the
real property described In said order of sale
- follows, to-wit:
One hundred acres of. of the west snd sf
the soutk half Of that certain donaaion Lad
claim, which is situated IN Section slsysa,
twelve, thirtesn and fourtssn IN TownsAiP
fourteen. south Of range three, west of ths
Willamette meridian and which y known
and designated upon ths maps and plAts 81
the Governmsnt Surveys - the donatioa
Iand eIsim a Jared Michssis, said one hns.
dred acres being more particularly bounded
corner Of said Michssls dosstion lan4 claim
and running thence east along ths soath
boundary line Of said claim twenty-five
chains thence north on . line p&rAllel ~
the west boundary Of said claim forty
chains thence west On . line parallel with
the south boundary line Of said claim twsnty-
i've chains thence sosth along the wsst
boundary line Of said sl~im ferty chsins -
the place Of beginning. lying and hsing n
Linn county, Oregon.
Tho proceeds arising from the sale OF said
real property 70 be applied hrst. to the pay:
menf Of the costs and sxpensss Of suit taxed
At S2a 20, and the costs and expenses Of sAls-
Second TO the payment 70 the Plaintiff o. The
sans Of &l5z2.66, With accruing intsrest
thereon at the rate Of ten per ss.t per an
nun, from October 30th, 1854, and the far-
tier sum Of sl25 attorney fees. Third 70 tbs
payment 70 the defendant. BlAin, the
sum Of s62l with accruing interest thsrson
At the rate Of ten per cent psr annnm. troa.
Octsbsr 30sh, 1854. and the evsrplns II any
70 be paid 10 the defendant james BlAia. or
his legal representatives.
Dated this 18th day Of Noxsn,bsr. 1854
]. X. CMARLTeE,
Shsrid of Linn county Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-14

The prico Of Virginia peanuts to jobbefs
Is about 5K cents per pound.
q nv 4 Castsr, Of California during last
fall. with threi outfits, threshed 4s0.00c
bushels Of wheat, yielding gross income
of S24,0o0
In New York State the regular ratio for
thrsshing wheat was three cents, for oats
2 cents. Oregon can more than double
that state. Here and cents arc oharg-
ed.
About 45.OOO,ooo eggs are consumed In
the United States every day. Hens should
never say fail.
$500 was stolen from the Station aren't
at Medford last Sunday evening BY mask
cd robbers, who compelled the Station
agent to open the safe and disgorge. SO,
is bad country.
In slugging match between Sullivan
and Latin Monday, tho Zoe ner bulldog
whipped the latter In four rounds. They
wero both game but John L. struck too
hard and often for hls opponent.
One man In Cleveland, Ohio, held sse,-
oe0 money placed In his hands sn the re-
suit of the election. Strange that he did
not 6ecamp like bank presidents, but
then he was enly sporting man. aud
could be relied on.
A Rochester, n, Y. young lady named
Sherman with s75.0oo, few days ago
eloped with drummer named Doty, aud
: big sensation has bsen caused In the
Flower City.
A BosioniAn In 1875 leased q scat in =
thsater for II years for $1,000 and ~ others
did the sans. The lesaee OF the theater
died, aud suit IVES brought against his
executrix for damage. The case, most
peculiar one, was decided last Monday in
The u. s. Court In favor OF the defendant.
The fool killer never strikes aristocratlc
Boston.
Harvard College has . new athletic
trainer who gets $1,000 year. Many Col
lege presidents who use their brains
chuckle at $500.
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Tuesday evening, Nov, II, 1854.

Tuesday evening. Nov. II. 1884.
Present--all but Isom.
The following bills were allowed ] II
Stewartsou, $7.25 n Henton, sl6.25; ]
G Dickey, $50 A Crawford, sl3.44.
Committee on Health and Police reported
that Mr Turner would keep hog house elsan.
Committee on Streets reported that they
had examined the overflow adjoining Conrad
Meyers property. and they had ordered the
Marshal to examine the sewer and repsrt
where the same came from. He reported
that overflow did not come from sewer OF
fume but from natural causes.
Bids for sewer across Ferry Street near P.
o., 66 feet long, were opened. and were a
follows: Jas Laurent, 70 cents per foot
Jas Ellison, &c.. Contract let to Lauren t.
Mr. A Crawford stated that the Marshal
was authorized by him to repair the fumes
wherever Deeded.
Judge Finn reported decision Of case Of
Lanning agt the City.
The following judges Of election were ap.
pointed
lst Ward--John Rogers, P W spinks, I
NJ Red6eld.
2nd ward-W NJ Ketchum, Ellis Knox,
o w Warren.
3rd Ward-Eii Ii Carter. VIM Ralsson, G I
Simpson.
On motion Recorder was instructed ii
have hrief Of proposed City Charter publish
ed in the city papers this week. and that
citizens meeting be called to consider cit !,
chAtter, at Court House, at 7:30 p. p.. on
Saturday, Nov. 22nd.
The following bills wera referred--I {
Dickey, $3.50 A B McIIwain. 81. so ];
W Wife q Co, $3.50 N J Hsnton
$3.50.
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They know what the people call for,
and they hear what their patrons say
as 70 whether the medicines they buy
work well or not. MArteIl 4 Johnson,
Rash City, Nina, say. Browns Iron
Bitters gives entire satisfaction TO eur
customers" Kinkhammer 4 Co, Jor
dan, Mimi. say, I'VE sell more Brewn's
iron Bltters than all other bitters COM
bined." L Z HAckley q Son. WInena,
Ainn.. say, "AIl our customers speak
highly Of Browns Iron BItters" A G
whitman, Jackson. Mimi, say, Browns
Iron Bltte.s IL giving gsod satiutactIon
70 pure purchaser These are only q
few. We have hundreds more just as
good.
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YsquIaa Posters.

Thousands upon thousands Of fat ducks
cover The Bay, with here and there band
Of geese.
Plenty of apples on the Bay at fifty
cents a bushel. Potatoes at the same
price.
Trscklaying has progressed to within
nina miles OF the Summit, from this side,
on Thursday.
Allthe butter sold in this market comes
from San Francisco. And yet there Is
scarcely better dairyfng country in the
world than the country in the immediate
vicinity Of the Bay.
1t Is reported that one OF the Coos Bay
coal mining companies intends making
arrangements to keep full supply OF its
coal at Yaquina City soon. It will prove
. financial success If the price at which
good coal is furnished Is at e'l reasonable.
The story is that Ham Bishof while
duck hunting the other day, lost his shot,
and being determined to have = shot any
way, put his ramrod IN one barrel and q
rats.aiI file in the other, and then blazed
away, stringing two ducks on the ramrod
and killing three and laming i've more
with the file, but we don't Youch for it.
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PrlaevIlle news.


The following items from the PrineviIle
NesOs viii be Of interest to Linn County peo.
pie:
A lively foot race of two hundred yards
between Lorin Taylor, of Mitchell, and
Garrett M4upin, of Hay Creek, was rnn yes
terday for ten dollars side. Taylor won.
Mira Libby Thompson, wife of William
Thompson, started on Monday to their new
home near BidwelI, California.
PrineYiIIe -four has tlken a tumble It
now retails at So per bbI
Born. TO the wife of Billy Prime few
days ago. girl
William Circles has bought Mr Lytls's
ranch near Grizzly Batse, aud will move to
the country in the near future. Mr. L and
family, we are informed, will move to town.
5000, we ara told. was the consideration oi
he purchase.
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City and FIre Department Elections.

The City election viii take place in Al
bany on Monday, December LIST, and ac-
cording to present indications viii be q
very quiet affair, all excitement having
been absorbed In the late Presidential
election. There are to be elected three
Aldermen, Mayor, Marshal, aad Re-
corder. The retiring Aldermen are A
Monteith in the First Ward, A B Woodin
in the Second Ward and John Brush in
the Third Ward. An effort shonId be
madeEto elect frst-class men that is the
vital question in City elections.
On Monday Dec. 9th, the regulars an
nuaI election of Chief and Assistant Chic
Engineer of the Albany Fire Department
takes place, and what excitsment vii
arise from that will be confined to fire.
men alone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-11-14

Natures own true laxative. Pleasant TO
the palate. acceptable 70 the stomach,
harmless In its nature, painful in its ac-
ton. Cures habitual constipation, bilious
ness, indigestion and kindred ills. Cleans
- The systern, PARTIES the blood regulates
the liver and acts on the bowels Breaks
up celds.chills and fsvsrs. ETC.. strengthens
the organs on which its Acts- Bst----bittsr,
Haussous liver medicines. pills, salts and
araughts. Sample b0tGles free, and largs
ettlss for sale by FOshay & Mason.
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cay Charter Meeting.

On Saturday evening of next week, at the
Court House. at the hour of 7:30 p. M, .
meeting of the citizsns of Albany will be
held, for the purpose of considering the
amendments proposed to the new city char
ter AfulI attendance is hoped for. Any
one desiring to examine either the old or
proposed city charter can do 50 by calling on
n ] Henton at the Recorders Office.
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curious bets.

A curious bet last week was one Of . bush
el of apples by Republican against bush
el of potatoes and ten cents By Democrat,
tue beaten party to wheel the articles through
the streets. Another By the same republican
aud farmer was the sale Of about rs bushels
Of wheat at lOS cents per bushel to be paid
for when Cleveland is elected
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Sh.r;8ofI IL
Election Notice.

Netice i hereby given. that the annaL
eloctiou, in and for the City of Albany, LAna
coanty, Oregon, viii be held Monday, the
lst day Of December, 1884. for the purpose
Of elseting tho following oficsrs A Mayor,
Recorder. Marshal and Treasurer. 20 serve
for the term of one rear from tha 6rst Aso-
day II. january, 1886 also one COuneilnAn
from. each ward, TO serve for the term OF two
years, from the first Monday in January.
isS5. The polling places viii Be Is follows ;
Firtt Ward at County Clerks o6iee-
Second Ward 81 County Trsssurer's oo1cs.
Third Ward at Farmers Warehouse once.
The polls viii opsn - . o'clock In tha
morning. and close 1t s o'clock IN the eveo-
ing Of said day.
n. j. HxxTox,
City Recorder.
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All persons knowing themselves In
,isbted to me or the late firm Of Allen 4
Martin viii please call and settle inn
nedlately. or their accounts win b.
placed in the hands of an Attorney FOL
collection and costs made
N. II. ALLEN,
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PLAIN TALK.
On r,ala s.s:.s,.
BIZ A PLAIN CHAP.

There are very few cool. dellberat.
men IN political contest Not OniS
mas this been illustrated in Albany, bui
tie dispatches show Us the truth OF Il
All oyer our country. The least favor
able news made them fly Into balloon
Ine se1aW nows received brought oul
the excitable Grst on one side and then
on the other, like two roostere fighting
and 90 mad with political fire aid 4
few Of one party get that they brought
cut their anyils and fire crackers and
made Rome HOWL only 70 find that
they were premature. Lessons may
have been learned for q moment but
oil would DO tie like again.
80
Half the bets made on election are
II dare you half way affairs, and OF
ten mepey 10 put up because there has
been bantering, when the judgment Of
the mao, II IL had been consulted. would
have dictated differently. The fact
That bets on o man are almost unlver-
sally made by bis followers preves that
prejudice IL what backs the affair to .
great extent. One believes a certain
candidate will be elected became n, bs
wants him TO be, and another riee rersa.
u
II not pleasant TO contemplate that In
the late election out Of millions OF dol
lars bet half Of 10 was entirely lost 70
half OF the men who bet, the ones who
received it not lifting . finger In labor
70 obtain what they did.
s.s
That poor statue Of Liberty Is having
z hard time Of 10 trying 10 get . base,
which, few seem 20 care much wbeth-
or it obtains or not. II the Eastern
people are willing 70 relinquish their
right In u, IL Will bs with pleasure that
the people Of Oregon will take It and
place IL upright on the famous ST.
heisns. above the snowy top Of which
" could be seen over considerable OF
patriotic Oregon. Bring IL along 20 q
country wheIe the inhabitants apprecf-
ate large and magnificent statue,
-.
There IL no doubt that the low ttazd-
ard Of Journalism peculiar % some pa
Pers has q dsmoFAlizIng effect on the
youth OF the country and lowers the
public taste. Any effort to prevent ft
deserves encouragement. Probably the
worsttof ofsensational Journals is the Police
Oarette, paper that panders TO the
passions OF it's readers yet. casting
aside prejudice, as q matter Of fact It
contains illustrations and matters that
picture one side Of life in q manner
nothing else does. Demoralizing as it
is, its Illustrations are not much over
drawn. Yet its influence II pernicIous,
very pernlcious, a. whole, however
little effect it may have on the mind Of
the philosopher and intelligent man
who rsAds or sees It.
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The accounts of Petars b BlAin are now ia
our hands for collection, and the affAirs
the old firm must be closed up immediately
Persons knowing themselves indebted win
pease call at once and settle, without furtheE
netice.
PErERs & STEwARx.
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Novelties.

Novelties in neck wear, black brocaded
silk, black and colored silks, ladies', mis-
ses' and childrens' hose. fancy handker- ;
chiefs in linen and silk. received this week
direct from Chicago at
SAMUEL. Il. YoUNa's,
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The ladies ofths LIST Presbyterian church
will give a sociable at the hsuss Of Rev. I
II, Condit, on Friday evening, Nov. I4ta,
A cordial Invitation is extended TO all
On behalf Of the Ladies' Society.
MRs. JOHN M. IRvrNa,
President.
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Wheat-54o per bushsl,
0afa--an ~ "a
Beef--on foot, Sc.
Hay-.balsd, ll@ls per ton.
looM,7 toI0.
Potatoes IS cts per brshel.
Bacons--hans, 1lK
shoulders, &c.
sides. 10c.
LArd-ISc per ID.
Flour-z-0o per bbl.
Chickens--s.00 per doz.
ssagar-San Franoisc @, sI6c.
Klil Feed-bran, 1000 per ton.
shorts, Is.
middlings, 20.
,Butter-20 70 Is cts per ID.
Eggs-so cents Ter doz.
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Letter 1st

The following is tn LIST Of letters remaining in
khs Post Olss, Albsng, Linn county, Oregon Eoy
13h 1851 Persons c4liag for these letters must give
the date ca which they we're advertised
orabtrse, L Harrvia, MF (2)
Harpsrs Z D Junkins, Miss Mars<
Rodgers, George Smith, Miss Fannie
Wagner, William Waznon. Daniel r
Watson, Jas.
j. III. IRVING pm