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FFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DxPARrxxr, 4
New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1907.
vHHEREA8 James NeIlfxan has ~ ade an
w plicstion 70 cancel his official bond suctioneer in
and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit
bond dated the zlst Of December 1900 IN the Of
$40 00 signed by himself principal and Patrick Irwin,
Richard Murphy spd Gerald Farrell a. securities
with Pa rick Irwin and Richard Mrrphy securities the
said bonds being conditioned for the faithful performance by
the said James Negsn Of his duties anctoneer aforesaid
bond to show cause in writing 4 the ocs Of the secrssry
State within ninety days after the last publication hereof why
the said bond should not be cancelled and annulled
date the Independents Of United the ninety
Signed BF FLANDERs
b. the Governor:
,. II. HARDY, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
DEPARrExENT ExEcurrF
Nouvele- Orleans lie decembre, 1857. !
TTENBU que James NeIIiean q fsite nm
encanteur dams pour Ia paroisse dOrlesns savor
un bond date le Fl decembre, 1850 pour Ia somme de
$1,000 ssne la CONNIE principal Patrick Irwin Rich
ard Murphy ct Gerald Farrell CONNIE securities.
2 Tn bond GATE le 22d juln 1865 telIe sonme
Patrick Irwin Richsrd Murphy securities les
dts bonds Giant couconee Accomplishment ddee
dsveis du dt James Michigan, CONNIE encAnteur
dit
Avis par present donne toues les personnes nte
davr fsire connaifre ec bureau du
taire dEnt dams les quatre vngdix jours qu suivron
Ia dcniee publication de avis les rasona esquee
les dit bonds serst pas csnceIe ct annulle.
Drnne signature ct 10 de lEtat et 10
dste mentionns. ct Ia gdoszisne de lin
depep dance ees Etsis Unis.
H HiRpr seerstaire d'Etst
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ANEW LIeHT-ANCHoR oIL.-No MORE Ex-
n plosons-One Third Cheaper. and Burns as Long as
Coal O-No Bad Smell Smoke Attending the Use OF IT,
II only requires burner the ofLamp. It's uu mat
ing cent above Coal o barns steader than
as and equals Il IN beauty cleanliness safety The
ehor OIL received the ony diploma awarded Illuminating
CLEVELAND Fair B. A WENTZEL.
. 100 Royal street. Main,
sole Agent for Louisiana
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iLOsT--sTOLEN--FoUND.

CTOLEN-FRoM MY REsIDENCE. ON The NIGHT
- Of the 2th inst Promsory Not. drawn by O. L James
my order Nine hundred Dollars, and Due BIZ,
drawn by VIM Wallace to order for One Hundred and
Fy Dollars All hereby notified not nsgo
tiate for ssd bills. j Pinckney Smith.
New Orleans Feb ~. lS6S.
r OsT OR sr0LEN-oBRrlFIcArE OF STOCK
IL No. $50 in La yariete Association Notice hereby
given that shall N due time, apply for new certificate
4. SALMON
+ OsT-APPIICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal Of the following Certificates Of Stock which
have teen LOST 90 Shares Of the Bank Of America No sl
~ Shares New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
road. No SIS catsd 18th april ls55-sll IN the Of
Jesse r. Jones' 10 Shares Of Union Bank OF Louisiana No
le dated October % 1859 in the Of Rebeees Reagan
wife of Jesse r. Jones'
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CIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
I'll % AWARDED TO t- s.t
BUCKS BRILLIANT.
AS THE BEST COOKING STOVE

The above Stove cry per cent less fuel and bsks BET
Der bread than any other in This fact was
fairly demonstrated and nceEteaby at the hechan
i and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1865 and the ST.
Louis Fair Of 1867.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand lxrge and complete assortment
ofHFATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most I'm
proved Pssrns Liberal advantages offered to the rada
e0 : r p II HALLER Agent
No lSs Tchoupitoulas street.
ordersls al box 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los ST. Charles street 81 the New Orleans PostOies
win reesivs prompt attention. 20
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z


II HI. KNAPP. DENTIST.
1ez oARoNDELET STREET.
Teeth Extracted by the latest improved method without
pain and every operation on the Teeth performed with the
h ,sa in his c Whrs his have
been tesed viii doubt be sufficient guarantees for the u
ture Prices same as before the
nR. #. wILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND AcCoUcBEUR.
Office and Residence No 200 Bsronne, Between dod ana
Julia strests.
NEW 0RLsANs, La
omce Hours-Frsm Il v; to O'Clock N. Speciality.
Female Diseases and Obstetrics.
PROPOSALS FOR HORSES AND MULES.
OFFICE CHER oUARrEExlsrER,
Austin February q, 1904
Proposals. WIN be received at this Office until THURSDAY
the day Of March, for the delivery at the depot Of
se7 HORSES;
40 MULES;
Within forty (40 days after date Of contract.
Horses must SOUND in al psrtsasr, well broken In fun
s, S 1 @ % M. nd VIII sas.sd ~ esrairy na a
Horses between nine % and 40 old st vigorous,
not ,. sss than four D years old strong stout
S or def 81 which ~onld npst them for sewers work
An Horses and Mules delivered will be subject 10 rigid
pecn and such DO not conform TO the above Specifications
PIoposss viii be received for lots of twenty-five and up
Bidders are requested be pre,en, opening
The right reserved reject any all bids dsemsd
Bids be duplicate sealed and Endorsed Outsid, OF
Wrapper "Preposals for Horses" Mules the
adler General J. Potter, Chief Quartermaer, Dsct Of
Ssignsd oHAs II. ToMPKINs,
Brvt Brig Gen. and Chief Qaartermsster.
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Il above Noble Ala. On the Alabama river known as
Jamestown andng togeher with the plantation 250
acre.. with one and half rss front % the river nsvsbls
for the largest all There fn0
dwelling large warehouse and ether buildings. valuable
ferry and woody quantities Of vausb and
timber and quarry ofime and marble OF
the finest qus and most beautiful eors and varieties i'm
mediafey the river bank. Ills fne opportunity for
enterprsng parties large and lucrative business
In supplying Mobile New Orleans with lure and marble
The land 10 OF the best quality and favote location for
euvstng grapes and fuitA Green Elder II Commercial
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EOR aALE-IN GREENvILLE-A NEAT COT
and entire Of ground fenced cultivated
on Broadway, bstwsen Ezsbeth and Fsrdn and Streets
the line Of the contemplated branch railroad Charles
street This l. convenient aud healthy cation and win
sold al great bargain. Green Elder, Commercial
Place.
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GxxAH . ELDER-
RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
n Commercial Pisoe
To Owners or Reaf Estates

We have constant demand Dwelling stsre and Vacant
CITY Prepsry; also for Counfysee around the city and on
the railroads and rivers Persons wishing 70 sell fsvftsd
unlsss . sale y efscssd - 80 -..-
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G'ok 8ALE-LARdE THREE STORY RESIDENCE
with very large lot Washington Avenue, fronting
Douglas Square, commanding charming view Of the city,
river and suburbs. Front and side galleries halls and
about 10 apartments spenddly furnished having marble
ranels throughout Two brick cissns with cellars carriage
house. stable and several other houses This splendid place
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EOR SALE-LARGE AND ELEGANT TWO STORY
and attic Frame Heuss beautifully situated Apollo
street between 81 Andrew and Felicity The house contains
wssh and about twelve chambers and CALLER
ies STABLE carriage heuseeverything requisite TO large
enamented with trees and shrubbey Handsome iron enco
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ORLEANS LITERARY
-AND-
DEBATING socIErYs COURSE OF LECTURES,
Lyeeum Hall.
SECOND LEcTURE-FRIDAv, MARCH 20 1868,
by Rev. jos. IL. Walker, ID. ID.
subjeet-"THE CLOTHES WE WEAR"
THIRD LECTURE-FRIDAY. April g. 1853
By Rev. ID. II. Burfs.
subject-"L LABOR. OR THE TRUE DIGNITY OF MANI
FOURTH LECTURE-FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1853
by Rev. Henry M. Smith.
Subject TO be Announced.
fifth LECTURE-FRIDAY, MAY ], 1864
by Prof. j. ID. Bruins.
Subject to be Announced
sixth LEcTURE-FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1853
Lecture Subject TO be Announced.
The Lectures 70 commence at s p n.
Tickets the Course 81 So Jingle Tickets, 40
To be had Blelocks. Kru Dickeys, Bsckmar's and
Gruneyads Canal street, at Greshsms Camp street.;
at LaHache's and Werein's, on haronne street.
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Shs llss etan sssesst sauass, sEartt 9. lasa.
WANTED.


FUANTFD-AF TIE SOUTHERN PICTURE AND
" Frame Depot six Trustworthy reliable city
stock Of Chrom LthoSrzph. Religious. Mil
sfy and Fancy Pictures Engravines and Colord Prints
Pre- given married LIBERAL commissions paid
half salary half c,mmis TO hoEest anc
seller men. 8. n. " h>pley, Rampant street. ~
WANTED-sUGAR PARTIES
w desirous OF Selling Sugar Plantations invited "
end descri Il many inquiries for them from
rstes wi hing TO buy Green Elder Real Estate Agents.
2lCommercisl Place, New 0riezns. -- q Il
yVANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF THE
w cy out OF employ wishes 20 obtain sitnstion in
kind Of business be make himself generally
usefu geod and correct 1t figures and NOS afraid
Of work Would prefer the wholesale retail Grocery Bas
Best Of references gwen. Address u. @ Crescent
Office.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEARS
and who has had large business experience IN Ngv
Orleans wishes situation In mercantile house where tbs
compensation would be sufficient 70 support himself and wife
In respectable He feels satisfied that be could
meet the requirements Of any peson The smpest
mendstio1s be furnished le a the OKxscxss
ONCE 70 Q. X 5. viii meet with prompt attention
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Ell VOCATIONAL.

Ell UCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MAKYs COLLEGE,.
NEAR EMMTTsBURa. MARYLAND.
THIS IDstutiOn founded 1888 incorporated and
and sdced to rs means By giving TH0ROUGR EDUCA'
TON, CLASSIC AND SCIfNT1EIc.
week Of August; the Second the 18th Of January.
for each Session sisopsyabio in sdrancs Clothing Sta
tiOney supplied by the College also be paid for
Al the students instructed in the Doctrines and
to the practice Of the Catholic Religion.
There Pr psratory Department for Pupils qualified
Tor the coesiste Course For further information sPPy to
g. d Elder, 40 Poydrss street New Orleans, can b.
applied to as Agent for the College
I OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Pounded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana
next Session begins September 3D. June 2h
FAcuLrY-Consists corps able instructors In all
branches of Literature and Science usually taught the best
COURSE or sTuDr-Embraces Preparatory and an Acad-
emc Department, including tersry, scientific and 90
Commercial School 1>'''' " ''' '-O
TEEHs-Fer ali expenses except clothing snO; 500 pay
able IN advance balance equal payments January LIST and
cadets received at any time during the session. and charged
Address D. F. BOYD, supsrntendsu.
AEBkzr Lxek's sCsOOL FoE seYr
oEAfAwA. rIKeoo., KISS.
usv orlssns ana ysckssn Railroad.
Cueulsrs may Be obs.insd On application 10 MOMENTUM
XIV. Esc Is and rs Crnp strsst. New Oricsns
COAL, ETC.
CoAL...............Co AL.................CoAL
~
AT REDUCED PRICES
Very best double screened Ptt.burg Coal for family use
delivered I'm any part Of the city. a. the lowest msrkst
rsfes
Ass Pitsburs Coal bsrsss boats. delivered the
- MsCfosKEY, MASON CO.,
.t,,....-.. l66 GrAvier street.
COAL................CO
The undssnsd prepared 10 furnish THE best screened
PITrSBURG COAL the lowest market price All orders
ent 70 their Yard foot Csope street. TO ihsr olss
No. So Common street. win receive prompt attention
BOYD, wILx0r 4 co,
s. Common street.
Y ID. NACLIN.
oRNER THIRD AND TCHoUPIToULks STREETS.
Is nov furnishing the best Of ASH WOOD at 50 par
Cord, eslivsrsd
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AGENTS. NO. ga COMMERCIAL PLACE
Improved Property.
twOstsry Brick Dwelling on carOndslst near LAfsyests
two story Brick Dwelling on Camp between Dslord and
= osiory Brick Drysdes between Triton walk snd
Iwoasabls Frame Cottages Baronne EraO
Double two-story Frame on Constance street
tSestory IIsme Dwelling on Eutepe between Prytanis
Old building and handsome Lot POymnis Prytania
Twetory Frame House on obippsva. near Orange street
Cottage corner Of Irene and Barracks stress. =
Cottage Paiayra sesesa ROehsoIavs and DorgeuoIs
ddwGsi.5y PpssnI1s On ysP s. Peter street.
Cottage on Mad. ny Avenue
Cottsse on jackson street. 30 s ar. llr-.i is
C'tiare On DR. aaesstrsst. .......... .....-..1
SSS S,,:ss ON ON Liberty ds. street
Cottage o. St Ar drew street
Two-story q St Charles street
Cottage corner Of Constance and Fourth streets
Two double Cottages on Josephine street.
Cottase on Desehaiss street
Two-stoiy House on Delaehaise street,.
Cottage corner OF Paqnemnes and Berlin streets.
CCttsFe on Chestnut street .st y,
fyo-stsy Brick house Clay AyeAne, St Charles Rail
Cottage and whole Fduate Of Ground in Greenvils
Cottage In CaTolton. '----..-s i--tti
.s------ ss-ss-' a a|f
Vacant Property.
LOTS Of Apollo and Terpschore 90 BY $50 feet
LOIS Crsnge street. fronting Annunciston square.
2LOIS on Wa.hngtOu between Csrondeist and Bsronne
LOTS on wAshins'en. hstwss. Constancs and Laurel.
LOIS on Carondeet near Josephine
LOTS corner Of st. Charles and Eighth streets-
zLOTS On st. Charles, near Eighth i
LOTS corner OF ST. Charles and Mareneo. -rrrfHrr
2IO1S on harcngo, ST. Charles.
LOTS corner OF st CHARLES hdFoucher streets
LOTS corner Of ST. Charles aud Antoine. p rs 2
bLOTS corner Of Yaisnce and Pitt tt Is
LOTS ON Osnal, between Broad and White.
LOIS corner OF Perrier and ConstAntinope
= LO1S on ~ tana, neaf Gen Taylor street.
LOTS on Common. er Of Sslcedo.
SQUARE bounded By Common. rGravier and Clark
SQUARE bounded BY Olympia, Murat and Bandin
SQUARE bounded BY ID Hemocou't. Ssudia and Clark
sQUARE bounded BY Carrolten avenue. ST. James and
Ranks --
SQUARE bounded BY valsncsiUpper Line, Long and st.
SQUARE bounded by csroltOn svsuus, Bisnvius and
SQUARE bOundedby Carollton avenue. Lever Line and
Race.
SQUARE bounded by Chestnut. Camp and varaon..
ntQUARB bounded By Joseph, Arsbella, Prytanis and
Perrsr.
SQUARE bounded BY carondelst Gen. Taylor and Penis
ton.
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.

CHEPARD. ABBOTT 81 Co,
IS CAMP sRTEET.
werespee.uy cali che attention Of The public we'll
assorted stock Of
.C2oCKERY, CHINA, GLAss WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS,
which we are Offering greatly reduced prices FOR CASH
City Country Buyers would do well to call and examine
stock and PkICES before MAKING their purchases
SHEPARD, ABBOTT co,
IS Camp street.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-26

OREGON STATE FAIR.-On. Wednes-
day (I6th) we had the pleasure Of visit
from Hon. j. II. Douthit,, member of
the Committee appointed to locate lands
for the benefit of the State Agricultural
College, and general worker in all that
is calculated to promote the growth and
prosperity of our State, who presented us
with a copy of the report of the eighth
annual Oregon State T air for 1868, con-
tanning the award of premiums, address of
the President and doin gs of the Society.
We have been too busy during the week
to examine the work will pay our at
tention to it next week.
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Jhe Albang 1e9j5ter,
DECEMBER, 26. 1865
College Land CommIssso soners.

The Commissioners to locate lands
''donatel by Congress to the State OF Ore
gon for an Agricultural College, and to
establish such College," CO insisting OF
Hons j. T. Miller, j. II. Douthit and
j. c. Avery, met in this city on Tues
day, December 18th, 1868, to consult in
relation to the policy to be followed. 1t
was determined that immediate and
prompt action should be had in the prem
ises Good lands in the Wiilamette val
ley viii be taken wherever they can be
found in tracts or bodies of one hundred
and sixty acres. The Commissioners will
visit South eastern Oregon as early in the
spring of 1869 as may be, for the pur
pose of examining and .appropriating de-
sirable lands in that quarter. Persons
who are informed of any suitable unoc-
cupied lands in the valley, are requested
to notify one of the Commissioners of
such fact, that steps may be taken BY the
Commissioner so notified to secure such
lands immediately. The College is now
ready for the reception of scholars.
Section three of the law under which
these Commissioners. are acting, makes
provision for the selection of such schol-
ars, as follows: "Each State Senator is
hereby authorized and empow cred to Sc
lect one student, not less than sixteen
years of age, who shall be received by
the faculty of said college and instructed
by them in the manner provided in this
act, for the space of two years, unless
such student shall be discharged for mis-
conduct; Providea, hoacecer, That this
act shall not be binding until the trustees
of said college shall adopt a resolution,
and file certified copy thereof with the
Secretary Of State, asserting to, and
agreeing on their part, to faithfully carry
out the provisions of this act
We publish the law entire in other
place. In the meantime let our Senators
make the necessary appointments, that
the benefts intended to be conferred by
the law may be received.
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Written for the Register.
Description of yvoman-A Parody.
By GOSH.

4 I.Yoman is like--but stay,
To what is she unlike, pray?
And vet she is useful in her places.
She's proud and wasteful
Lacks mind, but tasteful,
And is fuE of sweetest graces
When She's pleased, l am husged,
When she's not, am snnbbed,
Ana / can never pend on her ''mind."
She is like an old shoe,
Worth little, it is true,
And deeeitful when she is most Kind
1t she wishes bonnet,
Or the last new sonnet,
She will come cooling around like dovoj
AS sweet as q saint,
Well bedaubbed with red paint,
She will call you my darling, my love!
But when she is mad,
At mother or dad,
Or with husband is nc.9ea LIZ,
You cam bet she is rough,
And if your not sup to snuff"
You had bettcr .'git up and git -
She'll cry and she'll bluster,
And make such u fuss, sir,
You'll think pandemonium is let loose
Shell pull down her hair,
And round the house tear,
Just like crazy wild goose
In short, as wife,
Shes the bane of mans life,
Seldom holds the same humor day
Like an angel when civil,
But worse than the d-en
When thwarted in any pet display.
She's loving and cross,
She's silver and dross-
A mixture you II find in nothing else human
She leads mar g life
Or yexation and strife,
And is like nothing on earth-but a woman
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Here is his car. Now, my lad, holt
your last oyster, and come on. "
Good night ma-am! Thankee, sir Z
croakcd the grateful little voice, a. the
child was caught up in Johns strong
hands and set down on the car step.
With word to the conductor, and small
business transaction, we left Jack coiled
up in corner, to finish his nap as tram
gully as if it wasn't midnight, and :
knocking around might not await him
at his journeys end.
We didn't mind the storm much as We
p!odded home; and when I told the story
to Rosy-face, next day, his interest quite
reconciied me to the shifts and sneezes of
a bad cold.
If saw that poor, little boy, I'd love
him lots, Aunt Weedyp said Freddy,
with world of pity in his beautiful
child's eyes.
And, believing that. others would be
kind to little Jack, and such as he, tell
the story.
When busy fathers hurry home At
of the small boys, who gets showed back )
can't sing out;' the shabby, ones, who,
evidently have only forgetful Sans to
care for them and the hungry looking
ones, who don't get what is 'filin'.' For
love Of the little sons and daughters safe
at home say kind word, buy paper
even if YOU don't want it; and never pass
by leaving them to sleep forgotten in the
streets at midnight, with no pillow but .
stone, no coverlid but the pitiless snow,
and not even tender-hearted robin to
drop leaves over them.--Nerrys Muse
| ane.
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LOCKS AT WILLAMETTE FALLS
The Oregon City Enterprise makes the
following mention of this enterprise: Mr..
G. IT. Belden began the survey for the
locks, across the river at this city, on
Thursday last. The company arc now
fully organized stock all subscribed, Off
GERS elected, assessment levied and paid
up-to commence the work Immediately.
We find such gentlemen as Messrs. Gold
smith Bros, Jos. Teal, Orlando Hunla-
son, John f. Miller, R. r. Thompson:
JAS. K. Kelly, etc, interested in the
project, and while they are not very com
municative upon the subject to us-what
we see leads us to suppose that they
mean business and that the canal alone
is but small part of their project, plans
of which will be developed by time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-12-26

GRECIAN BEND-We have been re-
quested to give a description of the
"Grecian Bend" by number of our
lady readers. We are compelled to the
humiliating acknowledgment that We
have never seen the ssnew STYLE" and
therefore couldn't very well comply with
the request. A poetic genius who has
seen it defines it thus:
Throw up the chin, and out the chest,
Assume the form of the letter S,
Like q Kangaroo your extend
And then you'll have the .'Grecian Bend"
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GEO. w. GRAY, d. d. s.,

RADUATE OF THE CINCINNATI DEN
~ tai College, would invite all persons desiring
artificial teeth and frst-class dental operations,
to give him call
Specimens Of Vulcanitc Base with gold-plate
Innings aud other new styles of work. may be
seen at his office. in, Parrish d Co.'S brick, (up
stairs) Albany. Oregon.
Residenee-Coruer Second and Baker sts. ?
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ALBANY BATH HOUSE.

VHVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this establish
ment, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage.
Having heretofore carried nothing but
F'irst-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expects to give entire satisfaction to all.
lg- Children and Ladies' hair neatly cut and
shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER
sep19y2
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SEVERELY HURr.-Mr. VIM. Web

SEVERELY HURT.-Mr. VIM. Web
ster, packer at the Magnolia Mills, one
morning last week received severe in
jurics from fall. Hs had been attach
ing a belt to shaft to start the mill ma
chinery, and in returning made mis-
step at the head Of the stairs, and was
precipitated to the floor below, falling on
his back. He was taken up insensible,
but soon revived with proper treatment.
Happily no bones were broken, and he
will be able to resume his usual labors
again in a few days. Mr.. w. is reputcd
to be the best and fastest packer in the
State
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MISTAKE IN THE TIME.-We are in
formed by note received from j. ".
Crawford, President Of the Linn Co.
Teachers Institute, that the Institute
adjourned to meet at North Brownsville
on the 29th Of December, and therefore
the advertisement in the REGISTER ap-
pointing the Oath as the day for conven.
ing is iucorrect-just five days too early
Teachers and others interested will please
take notice of the change, and act ac-
cordingly.