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XAo Cnpealnfs Account of tho DIeaR.
ker-Sevefni Corrections.

Tho Cnplalnfs Account of tho Dlsas.
seE-FeveFn1 CeFxeCtfpna.
Prom IA. Ds'rph Tribune, st7t.4
Iha statements ihat hare t,een made eru %
w,dei{ MFay from Tho actual ferss regarding TITO
pfitf hea kern ralleas upon " t'sHtain flUlgeA,
nhn has sflAls th* fulnNing statement:
m, 1lr no.sulel iefl i'u1si" WITH ra'go consist
'R Ot rnHFuet lfuH. pig fs,. sH ie9 sun4 Vi gun.
efnI taefvhaudlso. on Wednesday, c,rnns, anI a..
fFetl 1t 1'eittt IN tho nnstlna u TIM III Inst. 1t
an, sAle,t a. no tssnt after rnrIInx lhs NJ tTay
]tvrL ln1TRion4 Vi sha rxatenna 5f rta
wtfa rot1cr*l nsnt hy Mr.. HscA, As.l nnkI.;,,or,
~hh ~ innttAte'J destas's'l = tsstk aAt,i 10 lha
t't1'eH! Ut tho ntk, II Laan tho nrul snssn'a
That Hftlfcf Itn4H-t1latsty saei Tho Captain VIVA
hsa tF"s' f'ta'M Vt hls i1s1 tho hnln III tbo Rhl
lsst1tIus. alli The M0fk IT tAYinu tha At4.af..rf
rum total 1rst,He.oa wAa 1t 0ncs sal a4t,t itn.
fhfn it1rIn HAa hiiy artaa! hlAcnszsg uf nrn lAs
pon1 tna'ne. inrsn.h, leln with thn hn.a II.
other pulhIt. tlIn wnt Al lt4a limo MA Alo Hjna
Itt.h from tho southwest, and, 10 de.Ay tbs prp.
e!sts Ct ths ftantt. t''e 'r.sc ~as bea',cs, duwn
ht!thm And toE Tho Canada 1hnEc, Whrfr thc
grounded. Win lief tDAa In klx feel us xuter aud
y att m In ten. Her destruction "a Cotpt,tt.fe
NJ. Hleale, The second engineer, wha seen 70
1ann oteFt,oard and 1rorn- TIe n1rnso aud
deck hsna, who wsts also drowned, wern nane1',
respectively, JAme1 Thompton and Joseph bAster.
Iht cIeM q the Ro.ett'el wern =. follora: Cap
tAps J. I. Hodgts: dr1s m2te, John l.. tjnipuoy:
GsoTso v: A.e1; .seend Engineer. Gooras :asti !.
AeGIegor; e. Hatnta, stewart: cstln 1iid,
Ioeeph.ne JohnEon; tyrnen, Thos JohnsoD.
Gnallsa ,sa Afmltsoag and thc person drowned;
Waiter, ". DA,eJ: porter, John Iiart; COOK, /.
Holden; aecoud cook, L.. Hagen; dect h1nds j,
na5tsr. wallace oteaor, Cses:1o Davis, Ceorse
Conn, ana four oiheFs unknown The report mas
tue captain = vito was on board Ii incorrect and
Captain lodEea also denies tnAs he received
The assertion that seven oI The ctGE took nos.
, 1869-09-07
THE TURF.
LAZY. THORN hK1Ia MOUNTAIN BOT.

~ 6'pa ~ .'sU " Aae~ 'SF- -.
=. me announcement 0! uotua2- race otsE1eo
TIE tWo famous fAst tfottcta. LAdY TADtu
and Mountain boy, for a piece Of plAtesaf the
value Of s. CO., C1ytn by tho association owning
TsTnanar. Ttre sffYrrtri an nssrrhIa ~ ~ nhUrhe
: ts,n rse.i. ~ .sn - =. s1.ses~ - SAoas -
s.i 49, -, ~ .H~ - =, rEssuo Snc ~
qalEA4! A!el rue RlEAs unlc-kn! SatAsua9 AsL De-
tWee1 Lao! 1norn. American Gu1 and EpldaEisn
Maid thas the public wefe hnsi!y prepared foz the
c1ct.eE ent OF auotacr race 50 foou altarwar1f as
nectsIty A thrrn xns mi me sam foter-st A.
.ashca 70 Il Ad5 Inosn ana Aonh1an boy
nave feqeAledl@ t1pttcd tofctaefs eoth on Long
Island md e!teWhc1e, with ncaf1J alternate sue
cess, but Lady Thorns &arcro1ty seens to be =
conceded po1ut AIthSuTh on tea occasion Of
fnctr i.st crcnnntrr II Ssratoeen Nonrfatn M
-. ~ rtr.ne - +na -o4,1s s..-ts.t. ~
VIZ tac stetu!. !es sas faaa - assIou!eu W
lhose HAo Hinetsed taH fnEE, 10 tne gcEt s13!e OF
The traek, which TGnlQ npt allow OF the big Mase q
lOuR SN tep!lE ktliuR taking effect Her CeCisiye
yiciurT oFer American lifri And {3pi.sIih Maid nt
Prospect Putf. la1i satrr5,a1. 20 eonTinced the
public Of her Erncytof1;{ oYe1 Mounta3n INV tnst
1estrr1tay feul ID f1[s1 vAs cnTentIT iait ard
iaten bT ine Acntr.rs cf the i,o,n1nninrra horse
| me uaek vas III sn1epIId order. Cocampdorn
Vanderbilt MS present to tee bis horse trpt: sam
hirT snchin NJ rersi hrino hehInn rim Nj
WcNnnn hsnijcd thr rrtns orr ma avn msrr
.rt o. .dmIr,E,r tst1 ha artra hcr tha. IN I'M
| mr.. heats In ntver maJss stin nr h,eat
-. n1Th.- ~ - ~ ~n,S - X, 49, .cn,,,r h,t
otrtsin nav Efrsifnf ii The trru the n a1r Opre
s1p ot two tepktha heh she m dc nto
, 1869-09-07

Tho Duke Of Montpensier, the brother-in.
Law OF eI-Qrecn 1Eaheila Of Spaiu, Is CHARGED b.
hla enemtes With having employed the mort un.
Esliant means Of promoting thc revolution which
which The Queen Of Spain had exchanged w,t6
one q her "taVoF1tes,' While the!r iiatson Of
astTg intimate 1ntures had By soue accident OF
ttcaeheFJ fallen into the hands Of tho Duke Of
Aontpensles. But instead Of burning or destroy
inC them, the nuEoLaut Duke had them photo
E!aphed and distributed them lTetIy all over Hpau
VI coot9c. The Interesting correspondence, which
Was full Of the sp!cess md most rrToistn9 details
created profound selsatton both ID MaiaE.I and
u the Provinces acd ltAsenet3 the esteem for The
queen 70 such dcgrcc that from that day her
cAlHH Haa cnusiueIttl Int -
, 1869-09-07

7uA lEkfNA
Owing 10 certain ait.trulElrs, II Ma4 concluded
l,y lhr jn,lRrs thhs TIN dnciann with rrsA;d Ia
~" t.Fsrra slunls 10 wlIlhrtA tor shr prr%cnt.
Tim thlthM!nE RrhtlctprE krt%l - tuhYp1t II.
7a,s"f. ". Lunr. ". u. usar.
A1HAakx
In sptta of - s1inf1,hIsnf khn EAtFa Nas bot
Ter su1 tha that payu', iY tbs led htnckInK An
Forrest city, 70 far ~ tlls stx'fo was cunrstho
Ills trIMttrta NrEn ct1rnlly lhu l,tAt hattrrs,
Hha thu rrhlrtn Ihu bnat thruwntr, chtchefA Ault
nsldrfb. Hill. M Nunlh itul AlixlsS Gilicr nlnt
to fblIuw 1,asn hail ~ ar AvGxatlna. Tho Ttxs
3Ltn neEted I'll" hall a. " tha1 werc Hnng 10 ~
lo1t raIhay srrtnon. nnh 1ass rasuEhs an, lt..t
Under their nr.nA fo iat a. Catch
lnF wAs concerned, II was done prthGl
lHll} ~1lh ihe ftrt and lrRs Campbell Held IN
Ills hal In seserul 4nAtaneeH 70 ATOP thu hall, and
Then would sprnd half AL ha1f In looking for Il
"Kcgera WAY the only nna In tho neld 1ho did
pretty sure Sotthtpp p.theti ~ II The tail VIZ
| rotten ceE, ant he MAJ afraid It Was going to
| hTtak. And lfaync seemed to catch 1t unief tic
sanc lnrtcaston- How. tho adea ever got oai at.
ter they weru upce 10, II wuuld TO Malve1 10 ell
| We ctnI do t.
| Ar1Axrrce Va 1CxFoape
| ME- ToRx. Sept d-1be Atlantic aud Eckost
| Tafc Bali Ci1be played the nfst Of sa5tca o.
! games for the championship to-day, With tho fol
| lowing result:
| L 4 : L & q l. 50
| Ausnt,cs.- Q 6-5
/ EcE1oSoe. 4 II Q 4E
THE ATHLETICS ~ rH1 uArxAxxxa-
sons witnessed base bah match betwecn tnt
| u1JmakeIs, Of 1AnstrFbnrRh, and tho Athletics
thus afte.noon-- Tns follow wing Is the score:
Haymakers......... - =.
Athletics .....-...... a.s l. 81
, 1869-09-07

H. d iaaas, l. Z i:rIet;
11mr--ttbA ial
r. W HteepttAxea tof two-5nss-old nllieA, one
E1he deAn there were eight entyits; four started.
~, liz - u
h~IFvrtn b. T. Annette. " .''''' '''''-'''''''s
kkJ's MidnSht bill. ,,.. 's''*ss'''''' ''-''''' :
Tin. - i, ,..,,i;:'ssaA.ss...... =, -
Tho dby VA One.
nic1Nd At NHw YORK,
Nxw ioR1. Etpts CAT tho FE1njon couy1o
running racer. the four milo heat to y between
!: Kcketaon. Flo.a Aclsort cspt1tn Moors .
tn!ntref, and 1T. Wefdonr Aideoeran, VA won
ny Fiots, after q fDost Interesting contest PT,-
tatetf be!nn the faronte before starting, u eyeu
egainst the held. aud Two 10 one sficr Ttnn,ns
tae oeGono neat, Flora teny the lowest In bsttlna
Tho following u tho Eunms.y:
AiaetAfta ...t........+......-..,.... dit
Ilme-7:s6k. e.{k !fiM ''
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Emp0sit1on rrnctspcd on ltn nml-

1ALr1Konr, Stps. G-An ex animation WAS held
this morning ., ans.ec 1laeRart, In the rasc Of
scssn tern An iH'nEtaHt7 ny this ttatk Atlantic,
IN tncir prompt AlschatRn from cuatqdy. ii Ia
ttatei thlt frum .hs elected on thc cxatni.
ta'n Il ep ht~'f Inst III" ntrclts were inatRttesl
tt II rRl ff4lgfnti 1nr In ssrN ft1fk, who tsnaeI
hursrstrh IT. l'c forwarded from noaspn tnl1lca,-
tnu tbrtc inltniEl Ahs ~ rAnpefr.
, 1869-09-07

II GU, readers Wish to SEQ nj suction sale Of
boots And shoes, they can be fully grat,ded By
rlslt,ns WE. l. Butscss 4 Co.'S mammoth shlcs
rooms. where the auc!1opeeIt hammer viii
ewrnr over tho largest stock and 4reatest variety
ever orIercd In this city At ono xAac. Going East
10 a.tfnd sue1lons Is "rlaJed ooL" and Eutsers
deserves the thanks Of The community for hts en-
terrrt.e IN bu!lulng up such magnlneent oas'-
ncSA.
, 1869-09-07

The attention OF our readers II called to The enc
ton rale OF marble mansct', On Thursday, hy Y III
A. Buffers Co.. at No. 1p7 Warrington stfctt TIC
aalc y III he Without reserve. and will comprise
tnrrc OF thu nncst specimens Of marble WORK trer
offered IN this nRrkrt fueh an opportunity does
not often occur, and should not 10 allowed 10 pass
uuinrturrI.
, 1869-09-07

Ennrn,x, rrtt, n-,'sts n ihr rev hf III"
u;,i.h ha,k rrst. ashnrr ~ ts"f's lsiana 'A'te
srt,trI, hrs 'yhey rr,ultt ihnl m attempting tn
1rnrh Tho shnro III i Artai that, tHrtalh taatH*,
ss wiz, lin rhrt mAtr. nn" hey md two srstl'"n.
natht+i rtrr tiAhsnn al'ti istrt Wl'.att.si. n"sr
ibtA,
, 1869-09-07
DIED
AUCTION SALES,

HALF-1n thIs city. Sept, T. Angelo A. N, Hide aged
G1san, Funeral from 1p Wcst Late-st. II II 10 T.
m. Tuesday. Sept I. Frit nds Invited 10 attcu1
, 1869-09-07

WttnfhrunhxHHM wAtrEn .xlr,i \ LADY
" mi sStf ~ 1T s'.iat ttthn Attt lfnhntirpt, ty
sye,trtnsh n 4tnt ast", tih md at.hihpA Ahii,rt
NOAAAN kphAlt, Ift1Jnbn u!l,t'.
, 1869-09-07

THE D0SCOBEL.

''+tt.t ..'s 1880 t...%+.-.....-,, tlA1
1lme--1:6k. e.$S, Ink
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

OuR Devils SpEEcH.-The 4th Of
July, for the year 1869, occurs to morrow
--Sabba,s. 1t is good day, the 4th is,
and so is Sabbath. The 4th of July was
inaueurated quite time before Oregon
was known or settled by what are now
known as the "W effect" people 1t has
long been noted among the days of each
recurring year, the 4th day of July has,
because OF the numerous chance" it
gives to speakists generally to spread
themselves onto the American eagle and
stars and stripes style of defamation
which is good thing. 1t is glorious
old day. the 4th of July is, because of its
fire crackers. its anvils, its music, its pic
mics, its bark ecuas. It's vast anl brilliant
assemblaSeS, its greetings, its parsdcs.
aud its general jnlar;ry. We have been
acquainted With the 4ih Of July ever
since our boyhood-we loved it then, we
love 1t now. It's bully day. 1t brin-s
vfridly to mind the sufieriu.s and priya-
t!ons OF those who fought in the lons and
bloody struggle whica resulted in sGvc--
ing the colonies troul the mother county,
and III siv,Es to Us and ours the liberty
which we now, as American f,celneh,
enJ"y to-day. 1t serves TO remind US of
those noble heroes who sisncd the great
Bill of Rights, and pledged their for
/ tunes sacred honor ami lives for tie
maintainanee OF the great principles
which they embodied. Yes, its the
biggest day in the year, and we should
teach our neishbor's children to venerate
and cherish it above all other days except
the day set aside by the great Jeh 'vah
us day of universal rest. Let every
body celebrate.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

FoR PORTLAND AND SALEM.--.Al-
bany Eire Company has accepted the
invitation of Salem aud Portland Fire
Departments, and will parade in the pro-
ccssion at each place-Saturday and
Monday, respectively. To enable the
boys to be on hand at Salem in tine for
the cels bration there, which occurs on
Saturday, the 7. I. Co,npany's steamer,
-iN,any, will leave tliis city at o'clock
Saturday morning, reaching Salem in
yood time for the days business there
The steamer will leave Salem Sunday
mornils, lauiing her passengers in Port
land 5n same day. Thus members q.
the fire company, and all others who
may wish, can celebrate the 18th on Fri
DAY in Albany, on Saturday at Salem.
and 6lling up the interval with u boat
ride on Sunday, can take part in the fes-
tivi;ies at Portland on Monday. Such
an extended celebration OF the 18th hasn |
occurred in these neck . woods sine :.
AlcAetS AoF Touuu TRIP are 10 DC iuTu'sii'
cd to members of the lire company ior
81. Whether outsiders" viii be take
at these figures, we are not Informed
but presume they will Here is q
chance for good deal OF recreation, fur
and sightseeing for very smal
amount of stamps" and if everybody
don't go, it won't be because they dou'
want to. Hurrah for the Second, Thirl
and Firth of July,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

This is entirely new plan, giving Insurers
tho largest return ever made by any Company in
the same period.
The Company give credit when desired, of from
33 to so per cent. of premiums.
An illustration of the advantages of the credit
SYSTEM as practiced by this Company, is the
of III. c. Coe, of Yonkers, who insured his life in
this Company for $1,000, in February, 1857, pay
ing the whole premium in cash, $118 at the end
of the first year it impossible for him to raise
the amount of the premium then due, in cash ,and
he came to the Office prepared to surrender the
policy. Being told that he could give his note
for the premium, he did so. His death occurred
in less than seven months. His family are now
in the enjoyment of the amount insured Had
he insured in an ta11 CASH Company they would
have been left unprovided for.
This is, in itself, complete refutation of tho
absurd statement of .'all cash" Companies that
it is injurious for the insurer to have the power to
give note under any circumstances.
c. r. FERRY. Gen. Agent.
A. j. GROSS, Special Agent fmasms
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

BIsHon MoRRIs.-Thc Rt. Rev. VI.
Morris, the newly appointed Bishop ot
Oregon. held divine services at the Con
grcgational church in this city on Tues
day n ght last, to fair audience. The
Bishop is rather iine looking ccntlcman,
Of medium stature, and is apparently 70
years OF age. His style of delivery is
rapid, emphatic. and each word is dis
tnctly cnuuciated Previous to his
selection for the present position the
revercned gentleman had been officiating
for several years as Rector Of ST. Marks
church. Germantown, Pennsylvania.
lie was chosen Bishop of the Diocese of
Oregon at the General Convention held
in New York in October last, when the
House of Bishops chose him as especially
adapted for this post. lie succeeds the
late Bishop Scott, who died about two
years since on his way from Portland to
New York. when almost in sight of his
destination. The Bishop was assisted in
the service by Rev. Mr., Bunncll, Rector
of the Episcopal Church in Salem.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03
Executors Notice.

NOT1CE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed Executors of the az
tate of Hiram Macy, deceased, by the County
Court Of Linn cnuntys Oregon That all claims
against said estate must be presented to the un-
dersigned, at their residence in Linn county duly
verified. Within six months from tho data hereof
D. G. MACY.
. SARAH MACEY,
POWELL e L1ss, Asfye. Executors,
Linn County. Oregon, May :, Isse-35w4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

HOME AGAIN.-Dr. Alexander ar
rived at his home in this city on Mon
day evenings stage, looking and feeling
well. The Doctor has been absent
about two months on a visit to the
States, and we judge from the express
sion be made--that, he awouldn't give
ten dollars for the whole country back
there"--that Oregon suits him pretty
well. Webfoot is hard to beat, that's a
fact
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

ARMY WoRMs.-A gentleman stated
to us few days since that he passed
over, short distance from this city, a
perfect '.slew" of army worms. He said
they were crossing lane, and literally
covered the ground for space of fifty
or one hundred feet wide. As we have
heard no other intimation of similar
sights from any quarter, we hope the gen
tleman was mistaken, or that the hot sun
of the last fews day has played the
army" out.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

TEMPERANcE.-Hand bills have been
issued calling for Temperance Mass
Meeting, to be held at the camp-ground
near Lebanon, on Friday, July 9th,
1869. The exercises will consist of
speaking, singing, etc. Able speakers
have been secured for the occasion
The people of Linn and adjoining coun-
ties are invited to attend, bringing with
them their own "grub," and participate
on the occasion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03
Washing Clothes Without Labor.
Tifi,
Automatic Clothes asher /.
AND
Ne - IL n n
Does this withou, any wear and tear and does tl
r,r,
Twenty to Thirty Hainutes!

Wor, in from
Twenty to Thirty Eainutes.
and viii fit amy stove range. Thy are used
extensively IN the East. and the tol.owing viii
show how they regarded
From the Toledo GosamereiaI. April 22d. 1869 :
The Automatic Clothes Washer. THE
method of washing clothes without labor done
by the Automatic Clothes Washer and Boiler"
i. attracting, might naturally hc supposed.
good deal ot attention. This rem rkablc machine
continues to show to astonished visitors. whose
numbers daily increasing. how simply and
easily a large days washing can be effectaaIy
eonplished in comparatively short time BY this
labor saving invention.
From the Cleveland Pia;ndeaier. March 10Th.
1869 The automatic Clothes Washer.-Noth-
ing in the way of a patent has for long time
awakened such general interest. the above
named invention. Washin. without labor by tho
mere force of heat. is step important and new
that il naturally excites great deal Of inquiry
The genuine merit the cheapncss and simplicity.
must make it article of universal and those
seeking investment cannot do better than to
look into it.
For sale By
JOHN CONNOR. Agent.
May 5, 69-3m3j First street. Albany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

CONFERENCE.-The Union camp
meeting. commenced last week near
Lebanon in this county, still continues
session A very large attendance is re-
ported on last Sabbath. We have not
been able to be in attendance, but learn
that much good is being accomplished.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

AHEAD OF TIME.-We issue our pa
per two days ahead of the usual time, SO
that we may participate with the "rest of
mankind iu doing honor to Independ-
ence Day
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

Advantages 10 insurers.
Smallest Ratio of mortality.
Ecpcnses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes Of Payment ct' Premiums.
Insurers recciice the Lorgest Bonus ecer
gi0en.
al kinds Of Non EorJeiting Life and
Endocn,eat Policies Issued
Policies hcontcstiJlc.
al Endownsem Policies and the Nom
Forteitany Life Policies, Nom Forfeit
able after one Payment
The following are examples of the operations
of the last dividend Policies issued in 1868,
only four years age:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

CRoPs-We have been assured by
several of our agricultural friends
throughout the county that if a continu-
ance of the present heated term prevails,
with no rainfall, the yield of wheat per
acre will be much less than that of form
CT years. They tell us that little rain
will do an immense amount of good,
while a heavy rainfall would be pro-
ductive of much harm
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

GRUB.-If you want j "square meal
go to the new Exchange Restaurant,
just fitted up on First street, adjoining
Hauck & Meyers billiard saloon and
you Ii be sure to get it. The host, Mr.
E. G. Holden, has s'been there" before,
and knows exactly how to get up grub
in shape
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

GooD BoY.-Master Charley Elkins,
on Wednesday last, presented us with a
quantity of goosberries, currants and rasp-
berries. The gooseberries were "whop-
pers" nearly as large as black walnuts.
Thanks, Charley, for the present
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

No SERvIcE.-We are requested to
state, as campmeeting holds over Sab
to-morrow-there will be no
services in the NJ. e. Church in this
city on that day
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

OcHoco.--Fron Mr. Norcross, who
arrived III this city from Ochoco valley
last week and started on his return Tues
day, we learn that the road leading from
Lebanon to that valley is in good travel
ing condition. As the fall of snow was
unusually light last winter, there is but
very little mud to be met with in the
mountains where, usually, at this time
of year, the road is generally heavy.
The Road Company have been doing
some good work on the road. Mr. Nor
cross has no very high auticipatiuns of
Ochoco as an agricultural district, but
ns stock range he speaks very
highly of it. The valley is pretty much
all claimed, but large number of the
claimants have not as yet put in an ap
pearance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

MILLINERY.-Mrs Dunniway has the
finest assortment in the city in the way of
millinery, &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The first quarter
of District School No 5, for the current
year, ended on Thursday, July 1st, 1869,
at which time puplic examination of the
scholars in the various branches pursued
by them during the quarter was had.
The examination WIGS very satisfactory
showing good degree of progress by the
school, and entities those in charge to
high commendation for the Jealous man
ner in which they have performed their
arduous and thankless duties. The sec
ond quarter commences on Monday, July
18th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-07-03

PERsoNAL.-R Rt. Rev. Bishop Wistar
Morris, with Rev. Mr.. Bunnell, called
on US Tuesday last We rather like the
Bishops "style," and think he's just the
man for the place.
Thos. f. Smith, Esq, of Warm
Springs Indian Reservation, called on US
Tuesday. Says they arc "squaring up"
preparatory to handing over the Reser-
vation to the new military appointee.
Messrs. Jerry briggs, Linsey Hill
and others, who left here on a pleasure
and gold hunting excursion some weeks
since, returned on Wednesday. The
party enjoyed the trip hugely, but didn't
.'strike" them gold mine.