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c,TATE or WET VIRGINIA., OiiI0cOunIr.
- In the Circsit Court Of Ohio ceuniy. Wsa Viz.
ginIs, Angus, Role. fss5.
Dillon J. McCormiek

glntay Angus hojS, hsSSs
Dillon J. Mccormick
In. fa~~~~~x
L. BsiIe Baildlny Association sDd
George r. Tbsmr~on, trustee
The objei Of THU salt n 70 etdsin Q rs'sass q Q
DEED d tfusl made by Dillon J. AeCorislek An1 etfs
10 ibe ds5endaEi, George r. Thonp~oe, dsts1 - -
nth day Of sSrsmtcr. 1875, and % oAtsis .leees
sg4inss The Ia Belle BsIIdiBz Assoeiafios ~ -
sn,ouai NJ excessive charges a Interest pAn ~ ~
ueCDrmiek 60 thu aid Baildihe As>edsfSsa. 49,
n sptSzrnx Irvsl 90 sdsyft S,sd IN thbs setten q
ii.sss Rales. that the defendant, Cecrys J. IheoS
s,r /, Dot resident IL the stale u Wet vi1y11t4
ana, he not hssisx bsrn s<rsed sfth pserao y Ne
,uii ou ao,Isn d the complainant. b. his air1tsa
III. order a psbiea,ion u entered zEziess hiBs -
n = orderef that the aid drfssdsut GeosUs y
1koispson 10 required 70 spyear vfthin one month
zfsr tbe Ssts Gl The frsf Publication Of this or5v
and 60 What y neess.ay % nsotec; bic intrrssA;
Is lHrfher ordered that fhis order b. posfbsd sa1
Wisbe-s. John vs.. Mitchell, ciert q sslI
Court. AZ ihs Court Hepse Of nd cosay this M
day Of August, jsss. ts-sii: Anrza l:ai., pu
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Ssrrf
Published the hr.t ttsrc krgssf 6. ts3t
At.est. jobs ", MITCHELL. Cserk-
Henry ". RUSSELL.
..fifttof foy Cur pi.in1of. 19tI8t
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.


The market is few points off this week
MeSsrs. Hudson & ..Bayha furnished the fol
lowing quotations
Cattle, 81 7564 Is for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply; 43@5lc per h.
Sheep, 2l@Ic per 10.
Calves, Sc OO@l0 90.
Lambs 4@jc per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO August 1.-THE Drovers' Jour,
nal reports: Live Hogs-Receipts l3O, 900
head; shipments 5000 head; market brisk
and good; jCa lOc higher rough packing
s. lGMj Is; packing and shipping s. %
&C TO; light 5 70@6 10; skipS - 500
Cattle-Receipts 1920 head; shipments
LOO head; market active and stronger;
export grades Sc 5O(T6 90; good to
choice shipping Sc OO@6 so; common TO
medium 81 coos 90; range cattle SO
2Oc higher; grass Texans IS 75@j 90.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
none; market weak; inferior to fair 81 jO@
3 % per cwt; medium to good So 2j@4 90;
choice to extra 81 0O@4 60; Texas sheep
81 5O@4 90.
The Droyers' Journal Liverpool cable,
gram reports cattle weak, best grades Amer
lean making l4!c, dressed weight; sheep
market sluggish, l5@l 6c for choice Ameri'
can stocks.
New York.
NEW YoRE, August ll.-Beeves-Receipts
including 40 car loads for expectation, L.
200 head; making 1900 head for the
week; market active and firm and l5@2OC
per cwt. higher; early clearances; poor
to fair native steers s. 65@G 80 per cwt.
good to prime Sc 1907 20; tops 81 10.
Sheep-Receipts ll,l00 head; making
IS, 800 head for the week; market frmer al
81 OO@5 % per cwt for sheep; s. 2j@
G ~ per cwt. for lambs.
HogS-Receipts lO,4CO head, making
-, 80 head for the week: live hogs nOmin
ally frmer at s. G0@G 20 per cwt.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

has gained an viable
reputation wherever
known, displacing all
o Their preparations.
An article OF undOubt-
ed merit Is conyen-
lent and clearly. II
causes no pain nor
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II Is Not a
LIQUID or Snuff.

Apply B! The finger
into the nostrilS II
Will be absorbed, ef-
fectuany cleansingthe
nasal passages Of ca
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
cHaxes sr raRrIEs.

Amorg the unsolysd problems Of re-
publican Government, that Of peacefui
change OF parties in the Administra-
ton is the most serious. Il 10 the ma
sure Of parties, after long domination,
TO forget that they are mete servants Of
the people and vehicles Of public thonght.
Power passes frsm the many who vote
into the hands Of tie Few who manage
aad then the latter begin 6rst 70 assume
and then TO imagine that they arc the
State. Nothing could more forcibly
illustrate this sentiment than the atti-
tude Of Mr.. Blaine aud his partisans
since the election. Had there been
any possible al:eraative, by which the
will Of the people could have been con-
tested, We should not have Witnessed
the psacsful retirement Of . party which
has controlled the Government for .
quarter Of century. In Mr. Blaine
the Republicans would have found .
leader unscrupnlous enough 10 dare,
and in Logan one desperate enough
70 do whatever deed might be resoly-
ed upon a. q means Of consnmmating
another fraud upon the ballot. But
the conditions were not favorable.
The Presidential pillags Of 1879 could
not be repeated in 1884, and Mr..
Blaine was wise enough to SEQ il.
But that circumstance has by no means
reconcilsd him TO the change which is
inevitable. His furious malice, as
shown in bis Augusta speech, finds vent
il wicked mouthings and insane abuse
Of eli the elements which be imaRincs
contributed 10 bis defeat. The Same
spirit would have iseited war, had war
been possible. Behind Mr.. Blaine Is
an army Of ofice-holders not less
dissatisfied than himself, and q press
the most shameless ami reckless the
country has ever known. That these
elements have mol planned some scheme
to dsfsst tho viii Of the people IL
solely owing TO the Fact, Widely recog-
nized from the moment that CIeve-
lands success was beyond doubt, up to
this hour, that any such attempt
would be the death knelI Of the indi-
viduals or party that undertook it.
They would have been swept aside by
popular indignation, as insects are
swept By the wing Of the tempest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

IN As Circuit Court qf fhe State Of 0reGOa
JOr Linn County
John r BaltInsrc, Flaintn.
va.
I g Dlckey, Louisa DLciksy his wife, D p
Mason and K1 Fawn. Defendants.
NoTTCE n hereby givsn that by virtue
IN OF IN execution and order OF sale
issued cut Of the above named Court in
the above entitled suit 10 ms directed aud
delivered. Il will on Saturday the 10th day
OF January, 1855, at the hour Of l O'Clock,
D. M. "a the Court House door In the city
ef Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sol! at
public auction for cash In hand TO the
highest bidder the real property described
In said order Of sale - follows, to.wit:
Lsts numbered two (2) and seven (D In
Block one hundred and nineteen l1le) In
Hacklsman's Addition 10 the city ef AL
bAny an the same is numbered, designated
and described on the maps and plats OF
said addition now on file in the Office Of
the County Clerk OF Linn county. Oregon.
The said premises being the east half OF
the west half OF said Block li9 aforesaid.
The proceeds arising from the sale OF
said real property 70 be spplled: First TO
the payment Of the costs and expenses OF
suit, taxed at e2p. 80 and the costs and ex.
penses Of sale and accruing costs, Second
10 the payment 10 the Plaintiff the sam Of
eb70.66 with accruing interest thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent per annum from
the 8ist day Of October, 1884, and the fur
ther sum OF $50 Attorneys fees, Third the
oYorplus ifany there be-, be paid TO the
defendant O Dlcisey his heirs or assigns,
Dated this 9th day OF December, 1884.
j. X. CHARLrpN,
Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon.
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sherif,s Sale.

In Me Circuit Court cftl. State Of Oregon .t0r
Linn County.
ID p Porter as Administrators of the estate
Of r NJ Elder, deceased, Plaintiff.
Va.
J o Elder, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN Of o writ Of execution and order of
sale issued ont Of the above Court In the
above entitled suit to me directed and de-
livered, i will on Saturday the 10th day Of
January, 1885, at the hour OF o'clock, D.
M, ct the Court House door In the city Of
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell ct pub
lie auction for cash In hand TO the highest
bidder the real property described In said
order Of sale as fellows, to-wit: All Of his
(Defendeut's)r s)right title and interest In and
TO the following described real property,
to-wit: beginning ct point 16-62 chains
west from the southeast corner OF the
northeast quarter Of sectien Is and running
thence north 90. 0.20sI00 chains /; thence east
8e.44 chains; thence south 1898 chains !;
thence west 1850 chains thence south
42.72 chains ; thence west ~ chains TO
the place Of beginning In sections 7, 8, IL
and Is in Up. IL, s, 4. 8 west in Linn
county, The plOceeds arising from the
first to the costs and disbursements Of this
suit taxed at S80.86 and the accruing costs
OF and upon this writ, Second to the
Plaintiff Che sum Of 3l8l7,9l with accri1.
Ing interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per a1num from said 9th day Of 0c-
tober. Al. ID. 1884 and $3.50 Attorneys fees.
s J. K. CnARIroN,
Sheriff OF Linn county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

Tho Washington correspondent OF
the Philadolphia Timss gives the fol-
lowing graphic descriptions Of ! acsns
in the Senate at the opsning bf tho
session
Forty-six Senators listened, or ap!
pearcd to listen, TO the brief opening
prayer Of the Chaplain. After that
ceremony and the usual resolutions
adopted TO appoint committees TO in-
form the House and the President Of
the senats's readiness TO proceed 10
husinefs and 10 hear executive oom :
munications, recess was taken 10
await the reception Of the Presidents
message. By that time there we're
probably sisty Senators present and
they fell TO like college students ro-
turned after vacation and shook hands
and slapped each other on the backs
and called each other "oid boy" and
'old fellow" with great uneticn. II
there was = slightly subdued tint In
the atmosphere on the Republican side
tho air on the other side was really
crimson In its tone, with the hot con.
grAtulations and glowing faces Of the
exultant Democrats. Arnsh was made
for Chairman German, Of the National
Democratic commistee, and the smooth
faced, youthful-lnoking statesman wal
shaken aud slapped and pulled about
at great tate.
Coke, of Texas, and Beck, of Kentucky
gigantic and carnivorous-lookfng seem.
ed as though they were about 70 cal
Gorman up, they were 80 glad 10 see
him there as the official representative
Of victory. Beck csuld not calm him
self till he had taken huge pinch ol
snuff from the historical box Of Captain
Bassstt, the veteran dooskeeper. Under
this gentle inauspce he creased oyel
and shook hands with Logan. IL wa
remarked that German GOT not . heae-
tier greeting from any Senator than
from Cameron, OF Psnnsy lsania, wbc
clasped bis hand fereently and held II
for some time, While he praised the ex.
cellencc OF the management Of tho Dem
ccratic campaign. Four members- Of
the Japanese LEGATION, the Hawaiian
Minister, two or three lesaer lights and
xeiled lady looked down 6.om tbs
azure gallery Of the diplomats somewhat
wendsringly on The sxubsrAnce Of The
white bearded, bald-bcadsd Senators
whs seemed anything but grave and
reverend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
ENEIsE.

Tho oregonian continues 10 Rlng
the bloody shirt In the faces Of the
people OF the south with yeno m
and spirit OF hatred that would have
challenged the admiration Of Zsck
Chandler In bis hottest days bf war
raging upon the south. 1t renders
itself ridiculous TO all sensible people
by continuing Ia the most vIndictIve
course Of Misrepresentation and false
hood. II seems TO glory in outdolng
any "bloody shift organ In the coun-
try In wholesale lies abou. the south.
Many republicans are growing heart
ily ashamed Of It's foolish course. II
1t persists In tails course the days
Of It's respectabllIty are numbered.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
DEPARTMKsr sEemKs cmAxeEMG TmKIn
PoLsTIca,

WAsnWorox, November 26.-Not-
withstanding the assurances that the
sivil service la1 viii protect the great
majority Of government employees here
under the new administration, good
many Of them arc actively hedging.
There are several methods besides merely
turning sharp corner. One Of these
Is 10 withdraw papers Of > Republican
recommendation and to replace them
With Democratic indorsemsnss a. far ~
possible. II The latter cannot be OBJ
talned the Withdrawal Of The former at
least destroys The olicial record oi
party ntiillation. II win surprise the
new bureau officials who como in neEt
summer 10 find, on reference 10 the
books, 90 many Democrats. Il Ia ea;i-
mated that upwards Of one hund.ed
clerks in q single department have re-
auested permission 20 withdraw their
papers during the last ten days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

The revenues of the English Govern
nent exceeded the expenditures last
year by only about 81, 100000. And
yet steps have already been taken
looking to reduction of taxation to
"A extent that will prevent this small
surplus. In this country, with = sur
plus of slOO,O0O,e9O year, the Re-
publicans have defeated every attempt
to tighten by one dollar the taxation
that produces this excess. Whether
they will continue to do 50 Is prOblsm
which the future can alone Determine.
But the Democratic duty is none the
less obvious and plain. We have
pledged the country to lessen taxation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

On the 18th of last July Blaine's
letter of acceptance was given to the
public By the associated press. The
0regonian in an editorial said: ut
(ths letter. has the ring Of an Ameri-
can anvil struck with an American
slsdge, and lodges no questions. It 10
written BY ; man on his way to the
White House"
New, in this letter which the Ore
gonian 50 nnreservedIy endorsed, We
Aud Mr.. BIaise saying the following:
aCan any one doubt that between the
sections. North and South, con6dsucs
and esteem ara te-day more marked
than At aay period 10 the sixty years
preceding the elscsion of President
Lincoln : It would be . great calami-
ty TO change these Influences under
which Southern commonwsalths. are
learning 70 vindicate civil rights and
adapting themssIves to the conditions
of political tranquility and Industrial
progress and many other things of
the same fayorable sort With reference
to the South.
Then when Blaine made bis Augusta
speech on Eoyerrber 18th, the orsgo-l
aias praised It as the shibboleth Of
future Republican campaigns. Here
Is the spirit which Mr. Blaine breathed
forth upon tho American people who
had just defeated him for the presiden-
cy: "Ths colorsd population, (of the
South, almost to 8 man desire to-sup-
port the Republican party, bns by .
system of cruel intimidation and BY
violence and murder are thought necss-
sary, they are absolutely deprived of
sll political power.u
Nov compare this with The extract
above from BIaine's letter, and it win
be seen where the 0regOn;Gn has placed
itseIf If to be non-organ paper it.
must pursue such devious way, thon
We would prefer to be N organ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
new To BET 81 cLEveLAsD.


Ws can assure the wise forecasters
ther can win money BY betting that
just what kind OF man Grover Cleve-
land las besn as Governor that kind Of
man Le will be as President He
Las not boen run over By cormorants"
as Goyernor-very mnch. As Prssi--
dent be will doubtless find more .scor-
morsnta,p but that will only require
him to be more Cleveland, and the
amount Of CieveIandism in him will be
found equal TO any emergency. Il took
the politicians about two months to
discover that as Governor he was .
rssolnte, clear sighted man, who, to
the disgust oftze "cormorantz,e really
meant what be said and was resolved
plainly aud tiuthfully to do what he
promised the Eeople-that be had no
fsars. no reservation and no concern
about the consequences of doing right.
In rot longer than twice two months,at
most. the same discovery win Be made
of him as President, and, whether the
politicians and be get along we'll or
rot, be and tbs plain people will have
no more difficulty in getting along we'll
With ons another than Abraham Lin
ooIp and the plain people Of bis day
had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

The Increase in the vote on either
sids in Ans election is one Of the fairest
tests Of the drigt Of political opinion and
conviction. The increased vote iss be
credited TO two claasss Of persons--one,
those people upon whom party opliga-|
tions rest 50 lightly that only = SUI
preme occasion satIices to cell them TO
the polls the other class Is the young
men to whom politics is, for the nonce,
more than bread and meat and drink.
The judgment of the lattsr Is fortified
and strengthened by the ardor Of their
convictions the opinions Of the foEm-
or, in any ordinary canvass, maintain
an admirable Aate of eqaipoiss, and
only al aroused conscience or sonse-
thing else, perhaps as potential, can
move them to action.
The increase Ia the vote ofsevsnteen
Northern statss goes TO snow that the
two classes to which reference has been
made voted for the Democratic electors.
In these States Cleveland gAius nearly
three times as many over Hancock as
Blaine gains over GarReld's vote; that
is-B BlaiHe's increase amounts to lS2,-
900 Clsyeland's to 1900.
Many newspaper critics have regard
ed Blaine as 80 weak candidate" He
was not . weak eaadidate in the sense
Of weakness as applied to ths canvars
made by Mr.. Gresley. The latter was
strong in oil these good qualities, in
which Blaine was known to Be deficient
plain, old fashioned honesty con-
science void Of Cfisnse toward God and
man . purs, unssl6sh, non-ofice-
seeking patriotism. If the ballots
could have been distinguished from one
another in the election Of 1872, there
Is no doubt that the vast majority Of
the votes cast by the two classes to
which We have referred. would have
bssn isand in favor Of Horace Greeley.
He lacksd-what Blaine and Cleveland
each had-thOss, respectively, who are
Republicans or Democrats By tradition ;
who would feel lost in the other party
caucus or convention and, Who, although
they may not like either the platform
or the candidates of their own party,
always defer bOlting until she next
election"
Blaine fslt assured that 90 per cent
Of his party would stick 10 Blaine, and
he did net calculate without knowledge.
Tbs two elements Of uncsrtainty were
the two classes named. His plain OBJ
jeCt, the plan Of his campaign, was to
obtain, BY means II any preteuse what
ever, enough votes from tbs Democratic
lines 70 rsOoup him in his Iossss from
the other two sources. There l. reason
TO believe that he went to work and
used al the means which God and
nature put into his power to deceive
certain classes of voters naturally dis
possd TO be against man like Blaine.
He succeeded in dsceiving percentage
Of Irish voters. He fooled many hon.
est temperance people. He bamboozled
: considerable numbsr Of the brewers.
That he was abls to do this, and that
as came within few votes Of the prize,
and criaged, and grovellsd, aud blus-
tered, and cried BY turns, proves that
be was not . weak candidate, but, on
the contrary, was the strongest that
bis party could have selected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
TALES ENLARGE.

To show how an item Of news viii
grow as it pasaes from one to another
We would call attention to the following
item in the San francisco Eramiaer re-
lating to an article two weeks ago
aboat "That Rebel Flag
"At Albans, Or, last week some Re-
publicans armed themselves and march-
ed out to tear down . reported rebel
flag. They discovered s'crszy quilt"
hanging before . Democratic widows
house. The indignant old lady Who
had decorated for The Cleveland cele-
brstiop, drove the crowd from her yard
with breom.v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12


DR.. Loring has just submitted bis
annual report A. Commissioner Of the
Department Of AgricuIturs. The re-
port shows that the aggregate value Of
American agricultural products has
more than doubled in the double decade
between 1860 and 1880. Specifically,
the value Of our neat products has
nearly sreblsd wheat has moie than
trebled corn has not quite doubled !;
cotton shows an increase from SILL
60o, eco to s271, ,e00,0 Taking all
the products together an increase is
shown, in round numbers, from SI,-
100000 to $4,000, 600. DR.. Loriug
puts the cotton crop at 6, 600, 900 bales;
wheat averages thirteen bushels per
acre; corn, twenty-six bushels. The
grain supply averages fully fifty bushels
for eaca inhabitant of the Union, and
potatoes are plenty and cheap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

The president and secretafy Of the
Treasury recomend the suspension sof
silver colnaga We do not think The
country i ready Tor che suspension.
Springer and his eomuissee viii
soon 90 to Cincinnati TO Investigate
the manner Of appointment and con-
duct Of deputy marshals for the Oct
ober election in Ohio when democrats
wero overawed and intimidated.
The Washington monument Is COM
plesed.
Francis d. Moulton, Of Bseeher--
Tilton fame ID dead.
Daniel Moswseny. the Irish suspect
who eame over from Ireland to help
elect Cleveland has returned TO Ireland
temporarily but viii finally settle In
Gal.
Reduction of wages, ahuttng down
mills, strikes and hard times, are alarm.
ingly prevalent in the east.
The Oeseonian continues It's wal
upon Cleveland. II does not appear
TO know that the election IL ovsr
Now that Blaine comedies Gievelandi
election We hope tho orsgoniaa vii
yield.
Nimmo, chief of the bureau OF stAtis-
tics, has submitted bis annual stale
ment. showing imports Of merchandise
with rates of duty and amounts o
duty collected thereon. Il appears thA
the act Of March 3. 1888 reduced th
average advalorc m rates as follows
On iron and steel and manufacturs
thereof, S.04 per cent; clothing wool
ll.S6 ler cent; combing wool, So
per cent; carpet wool, 2.S2 per cont.
manufactures OF wool, 2.26 por cent.
and manufactures Of silk, 0 Is per cent
The act mentioned raised the ayerag
advalorem rates as follows: On sugal
and mslada, loo per cent; maufacturel
Of cotton, 2.65 per cent? earthon ant
chinawars, 1876 per cent; glass and
glassware, 9.63 per cent; spirits ans
wines, 1892 per cent, and malt liqusrs
sos per cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

L correspondent who recently visited
Fremont, Ohio, was informed that Mrs.
Hayes was devoted adhseent Of Sc.
Jehn and prohibition, whiIs Rutherford
whooped it up for Blaine and the MulIi-
gan letters. They were both very sad
ever the result, and the good man was
heard 90 express his fear that eft vas .
great mistake to abolish these Returning
Boards.v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12
d. d. D.

Feeling sure Of the un4uestionable yir-
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trial VIII convince the most doubtful Of
its wonderful effect, Sample bottles free
at Foshay Mason's Drug Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-12

The disgruntled Republicans Of New
York and New Haven are showing
ing their sores BY refusing to ALLOW In
dependents to vote at their primaries.
# the Independents return the compli-
ment BY refusing te vote for the tickets
after they vsre nonninatsd it Iseks as
though they would get more than even.