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antrre~tlnx rrsna 1cw Mexico,

fFnM As 81. Loss9s ReT~elkean, SrJt. -.
Governor Vim. A. Fsir, OF Sev Mexico, has AZ
rived III The ci'5 fton ssnta Fe, and xoue 10 wssh-
'rK.tn. whcrr te tntcpds lat tag beforc the admin.
ltras:on his plans, aid 10 consult abont the grn.
tra ntcrests Of the Te,ritot1. The Governor will
return htre tn time Tor the Capital Convention.
anl y IL apfa,int ~ delegates TO sail convention
from tuch New NcxtcAus n nsy be here. OF who
may he r1retted 10 arrtse tn the city IN line 70
tAAe rAft III the cu;AsfntIon.
The taascrnor Representa- New Mexico ~ good
fer nit trR and 1fr brit stock c01nttJ u TIC world
A cuntldtrhbIe emigration Ii coulne in NON Tc1ss
snt AskanMh The quartz mining u pIospct!ha,
tut Hulch Milling has sfmost ceased fof want Of
HRsrr. The Marino utnes 1le fielding <efy ohely
the present tFakOr. -
a abort tiu etnet We ERve tho present ststus Of
lnotar tnattera. In tsenefst liaE<nk department,
cattnttn< 10 tho lothrfs o. Sev Xc1tco. tioE.
tfror lhit HtTfs ~ The 4o4oWtpx ktatemrht r.
kprst'ne ibalAns IN h,p Tett,tofy: INSIDE ot New
Mexico there arr *. .tOo lnllauh. In the Northern
rstt cf the Territory arr thsrr tr1tNt, tho tics.
tIkkory Arattra. aHi The UtAhA. who arr neprf.
aiy hstnlt ~ snh pssfeat'lr aad 1i!e H. hutllnR
Ar nehtrE+ NJ tNNtIe tA II recsrst tn This Quaf.
Ief, pn4tA ihs Rntrtnnert A,ie npts 10 lorce The
Chs 4ui&rt urstr which wst o1sa!ael W get.
, 1869-10-01

Jrtnen Charles, Of 1russss1 aaSc t1h"oo 10 husn
nm the tt,,at4cet, Al1xtr IN witch hr frrrntly
involved, lir Ind seducc*i tho wfc OF ofr Of h!a
ral.,se eharri.t who Threatened 10 Kill him. suh
actually nrr,1 = rlatol'Fhos ~ bin.
4 Kentucky Judge addressed John c, i'fteain'
,,orr n tIcnrra,, tltt week. whctrnpon hs aug.
urtc that hereafter ett military titles sse d'are
s.,Jud In the courtroom. TAc Judge arquscsoct1.
sa,,ns he Nu,.,d ADOPT the suxRrstton IN fasofc
wilt strs. pleasure.
1he "itu,rfh.al Philosophy foct, Inrfcs' u
, 1869-10-01
THE .SOitTliH'EST.

I'd hr Z, lone, ,,,. n, ,.nten'o - ,o.,.... ~
nre en- sunday norn,nu a.r 1n4s se, oot, .,,.,,:
arcr stsIfn
The Il, pplc Of Alton were throyrn tn,o ,,u+e n,
uscz,nrv errttanan, NJ, x,,rr,,., I.., y. r..
rt&.t nf . tv.,, onh,n. r.h -h,.h - ,,.,..,, -.
e1te The city on ",1ot tlee..' The ,u,,.,,r n a,
tho ulgator gar ppccics. and rucnsurc, .ey.o fest
nsc ,tsrtcs IRON Tn tu Tn, with circumference.
rhcu taken ont uf the wn,cr. Of four feet. AMI n
weight ol 100 Ix,unlIa The scaIes On The body OF
the nsh arc About the size OF silver quarter. ani
nmost ~ tough, while tn long topy entutt /. III.
tel IN with srt Of tr,th shnr nu,1 ttr,,uu rnn,ph
10 RnsN mat1 ). cr az IN .nnrt ora-r T,rofn,.or
MRreh, pt Hhuft1cn Co,te1c. fnicntt7 hnvirr n
STUFFED. decorated Win ulats eyrs Lr nn,1 s,,,,.
tied in The mu.oum Of that tu,titu,Iuu.
ThrbWheaton fEinsfan Uf Egptumbsr ~. says:
'1fs]oe J. ". sat Waller Powell wera met an
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t--%-..s.. '.sA-'.''s ',Alee'5 Asoc-u7 -tst4h7
Mt ..st6ss for three ,ears rnlinx July I.
As..iant%r. Sag IL e.
..-.....-- --.-......... aalslse
or this sun. there as divided among tic stuck,
holders. A.rl4. sss; 10 sinking fauI, t3a.ce0; on
hAnh, $1sAMo; redemption Of bonds, s6lR,no;
INV ''aea, DC, s!,soe,ooa.
THE rAKlFY.
There has fcen the rough revision OF the tarttY.
which 3 luscl UPON tae follow INK tescsitr,l en-
tncly o1sn,u1l'' plan:
a..hs ssd.s ii H. soa'Srn ss; !, s9s1:S, r.
nkpltd .sk llttded Into +-.arrr u ttsy nil.1 rath
t.-sust rtteaa + n ,iAt'o si.lion, the t.G Il
sfk thr It. ting lt t. sfestiy Letxtd k.et oiasr
ta.r n hsh ~. II - t,t.sed e 70 ~ o.ri ia
fst.s IT,. 1r tt s cntls IT ;se ~ T. l. tse
n III tssi s MI. " "f et e1t ese snSe Iii ~
IA tSe Sn.a It'll s s s. 5 .'s IL.
H. ".,e Il .s !. .tass the nnust OF
Akptc7teS nf RATES.
Tho report claims that the adoption OF this air.
llte ta1ld Mill make An avcEnHu reduction oi 10
ptt cent, aL,1 It rlns: Werr II not fur comcctt.
ton VII cnnld ruAnce The rates stllf uorc'' The
reptrt fnrihet rn>a:
Tl'.r st"ct!"u, IT n fivt 10 sttrusth In o rrf.
Nv, irrm,.s: bs'r r*1. I'M Afs 1 ears.lsns. ss..
+ r. T., .,a g. EShs md Hi ., IT,
tIaf the t+let1srA II sltc eiIpry il Il ss tr
ie ..ts lie r.,sn t''"s It 'ss ..,t r.! easas sia
Il IT,; ~ l;;s, ..:t . ~ .e r.t3.nes
tlnr drvsl"rnrnt F lilo rrrs.,s yts., sn t~f. ~
f.. t ~. r. ~ FL sH,1} + III, t sts % s
E ss s'ss s;. t :s;si' Il i! 4 Ii i
TAxATtnK.
The company RfAtcs ahut tho aggregate taxation
10 Which II IL subjected BY national, Stats and
mHnteirMt Perefnmrnta xmouBt4 10 3hA,ns, q
]rnr. The national tag Of Three ccr cent on gro,a
rerclIft Il complaint Is adjust and unw,ae. Tho
COMPANY TrpcNs III ouer that II tho tax on tho
until the rrtsnctton upon the Rruss amount Of husl.
hrss done II twice ~ much In each year ~ tt,n
tax rcnltted.
rHrAR Dk4rA1Cnxs.
the relations with tho press arc katIsfactnFe.
hurting the raas yrar 80. 1910 warts were de-
'ivrrrd to the press, for which The company ~.
celytd ssaA, ,sn9.
1he anouat Of news delivered by th,s company
10 The press OF the ubtet! statea during tbs 5ens
lst, e1rfeteti the cni{rc telcgraphtc CORE
sJ.onIeLcc OF continental Europe.
TUE C0xrAsrN rIt0rKKrT.
The rrnrerfy Of the company IL estimated at
4l2Gis. or equal to s6 pes share OF the capital
KecH. At 10 ,rr share, The present market value
Of thc stock, the value Of The property would ,c
$iC,ss2s, 0OD. The company Ii paving 10 Per cent
upon that valuation. The net earnings for the
hst three ycass Is over G per cent on the capital
RIVAL COMPANIES.
The comparative extent OF gne Ices. wires, aud
off'cca belonging TO this company aEd tho.e work.
Ing In exclusive connection Herewith, aud those
of rival companies, is thus given:
~ q miles Of llue If w.4rs.l!uon tytte7n.... f.
H.T g.
N 4 mti,S 81 hnss Il iivsi sompaai,
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A number OF other streets were LET nt the
soma time to a1r. OHM, but, By some
management, these streets were let to the
person bidding at Tue much higher rates
stated The injustice in tins letting is not
alone TO the loves. bidler, hu. TO the pub
lic- O'Haza estimates his profit on jol,
let 70 him at the SAME time at $Stys0 in tSo
weeks. When the Boarl Of Public Works
let the contrnct at seventy-Ave cents per
loot, which could be protitnbly performed
at f1fty-t6ree cents, the transaction, whether
accidental or by design, is wholly ino1cusa-
blc,
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miles OF wire. In the Pare year the American
Ie;egraph Company was consolidated. This CON-
papy NA1 itAelf \ consolidation Of various
ptht companies, who're Territory embraced all
New England, New .e1ey, Pennsylvania and o'h-
CT EfAtes. 1t also, In the eane year, acquired
POSSESSION Of tue New BrunsWtck, Nova Scotia,
Cansta. aud other Br!tsh American lnes, and 9th.
era IN ynrors psrs OF tho United s:ases- II had
then all the Atsn,!c and Ntsalslippi and on!o
VALLEY liEcs. IT. 1861 It abforped The California
III CT sud the 1ii,hoIe and Chicago lines 1t row
Aulcs the lines Of almost the entire civilized poF
sien u Nerh America. They embrace every
State nEd Territory In the C1son hut M.nnesoss,
New Mc1sCo, and Ar5z.us," and hare exclusive
connection with number Of those lines they DO
Lot oar.
Fscul July !, 1ed, 10 July L. 1sta, there werc con-
4,Fsc,ed 1905 miles Of soies md ls.l77 miles Of
wisr; Ynd reco,ssructeL {, ,G73 niles Of poles AID
l7.osu miles OF Mtre.
PKrsxAr CAPACITY.
The company Lox has A4G9 stA'lona 81, ,oq9
nlrs Of line, 104. 81 miles OF wire, los tnilea OF
tulfuaElEc cables, ,ee7 instruments Ior reading
by kouII, and 1854 recording Instruments,
RIAL EsTATK-
The company owns real estate lnventns1ed ak
the value Of slas.sbs.5a-
THE AoRsz 1Ns1RCxENrl
The machinery In nte Is Of the Morse sJs!er,
Which has survived nj the devices intended 10 eu-
pe1cede II. Stnefy-ve per cent Of al the telegraph
aChtncEy 1n use 10 TIE world belongs 10 that aya-
TEN. The Tt;rBnsnissiun OF lrxpaiches has been
pA :sted by the thtroouctiou Of automatic iustfu-
mcpts called repeateEB. This and rnrio1s other
patented improvements asc the property Of tho
company. The company has two establishments
for manufacturing It's oNn iosls1lluentA These
sEe lecased At New Eork, and osiaNa, III.
NASAQxkKfT
The uapacemeut OF the rptupauy Is entrusted 10
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fhat the committee would not make report. The
Chs1fmnn stated that the committee wers unable
10 make my retoit a. ycf, a1 the baok had not
concluded fhuEsdayA business a Fecess again
tock place. At special meeting OF the board III.
following reports Of committees were Tead and
adopted: ~.
TIE comp,ttec appointed 1t meeting held Mt
the New Tori Gold Exchange ltank on HafurdaF
AFTERNOON, September r. ls5y, to inquire TITO the
snRin Of taid oaht, report that thes nave been 10
able 10 SIN pity tue statements that lha herein.
Af1er. enttnnfd naues are The only ones that. IN
iLe!r opln!on, should be stricken out. In accord
Nttn the above the statements ol dealers have
becn already prepared, AnIl The ca.nnittra trust
lAAI at Iii tc ste to fexponit t tho amendments
pron Pill, By 1e ofclock NJ The MACHINERY Of the
lu,ttee Eops will hereafter lie ahlc 10 complete
cleaTRlcfH ~ ug1al.
In closing tbs report tho committee heE to tes-
1.fy 10 the vnunb!c Ecrvtceg rendered them BY the
uncc1B Of the bank, espec!ah{ NJ: c. Tanner.
u. Y. GRAF,
r. ". MARLIN, JE,
K. l. EDWARDS,
.. MLllkEH,
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record Tor Sept ~, Iaso, NJ r..
ported hy J. q. Lar RRuth Jr.. opticsu. III 1lau-
oospn ttsecs, correspondent tn the Smithsonian IN.
utnfe. Tho rnRlt tellen arc the Initials fpE The
wotds "SttltoR," "rcnt!r," thigh" "dsy,"
~; -: - ~: @:.::: M ~: .:;::
ir.p. 80 T.. 4. :. i. u liaeGstii
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Lot1d laughed the eobt'rf EecxsT.
La.lkhrI 1tkc ,ctp.nlb.tr Kay,
T.ksiuk his arms Ab-JFc fIttn,
The la].stVne 1vlitd away

rhe [s;sst.,.r r,s.I .Wsr;-.
The s.mr ,a1l,d h,. u,ven yr s,mne, fo,u,,
a tncrr.tion Yrr ,uo t.r, ,,eon,ifni ,te.cne. or
Ccrnau tcruea Mr. Enuiuuer, :. 1our nIcture. are
I'll for the ballad Of .+Aary Cary1n." M. ucu-
ne.sv hss four In uThe Cnanreifpu.- A vrry
s,rnc n,rtur,. 5,,ns.r,tra tha rnh ter. In ..xstn
49, 1r.,n,,, :, p,1. :, w. .,fr,,a rrnSar,.s,, ~
sr.a.,as. Te,rn- ~, G,sn,.,," nss.,.. - ~ ~sa
rrnrr.en,r<s AT fhr art,tr. arr .~An = tsa,r
hesY ret n ,herr ia an, snottronI,p In III. 1so,k
II ,nnst he th.1 of the a.ttsts fnr thr rnr-ar,n,
~, Nr 4nrho,r IL .nconna-ah,x rood ard n
,rn aa,,,t. 90 ,.choa.. a, ~. ~ .na r,,a ~ rr.,
-.-,. ~. .,.usn.., ~ - ....a, na,s,.<.
Wcs.w - = -, 1s.,s rc'd.- ,ns,- ..u.r,-
,rsr rt,,,o,, ~ ~ xCn,,r,srss corn,a,, nos,,.
mi uo1ss-an e,eonn, n,cce NJ snns, anita, hooe.
rrxltno n tvo h.nd.nne rolnn,ex nn,,oryn xI,h
ria ~oftar,ton nf rrosa rr.,p-a ~ ,hs .ame an
, 1869-10-01

tFAoN CCR OWN CORRESPONDENT
, 1869-10-01

Net 1st6.s for thEtr ,ears cndinx July /.
3a0Is.t III
Ah&GslAhttlf 1fLht9. ilh.,1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

GREAT DAMAGE.-Heavy storms pre-
vailed in some of the Eastern States on
the 4th inst, which damaged railroads,
carried off lumber, and drowned horses
and mules. The fall of water reached
eight inches. Breaks are reported in the
canals. Whole sections of railroads
were washed away, partially if not totally
suspending travel. The foundations of
many houses were washed away, espe-
cially in the city of Baltimore and to
the inhabitants of Westield Mass the
storm proved especially severe, causing
loss of more than 100000. Numbers
were drowned, and others seriously in.
jured 1t seems to have been the most
terrific and devastating storm that has
visited the country for years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

SANDWICH ISLAND TRADE.-From
the Portland Herald we learn that the
steamship George S. Wright, owned by
Jacob Kamm, of that city, is to be put
in the Sandwich Island trade, running
regularly between Honolulu and Portland.
The Hawaiian government agrees to give
subsidy of $4,000 per annum for
Wharfage, storage of Goals, etc, and agree
to let the steamer run under the Ameri-
can flag until the Legislature assemblies,
when the matter will be brought before
that BODY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

RED CoLoRs.-It is announced that
colored fannels, especially red, are dele
terious, if not absolutely poisonous,
when worn next to the skim Stockings,
with red rings around the top, have been
known to cause severe iufamma ton. The
chemicals used by manufacturers OF
waolen goods, in their coloring, are poi
sonous, and the time honored red fannels
used in our grandmothcrs' times are now
tabooed entirely.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

A PROGRESSIVE DEMoCRAT.-Under
this heading We find paragraph in the
Marysvillc (Cal) Gppcas, taken from a
letter written hy W. j. Shaw, Senator
from San Francisco, who has been spend
ing some months i'll China His obscr-
vations while in China lead him to write
for publication the following concernipg
sedan chair bearers:
They are stalwart, hardy race, and
an invoice ui' one thousand landed in San
Francisco could easily hold their own
against a thiid greater number OF the
self-constituted Irish Reception Com
mittee that fourisLed before | left; and
as in physique they are as far ahead OF
them in the moral qualifications which
form the elements Of civilization. As
Democratic leader, should prefer them
as constituents, if the choice was based
upon shrewd native intelligence, that
could detect without prejudice right from
wrong.
| OF course this man Shaw has "cooked
/ his goose" so far as the Democratic
party is concerned. He has spoken what
| he believes to be the truth, aud will be
at once banished from this party of
'.time- honored principles" His opinion
seems to be that tho Chinese would not
suffer in comparison with the other races
of men, were it not for the preludices
growing out of ignorance. The fact that
the Chinese, in physique, arc equal it
not superior to the Yankee race, is indis-
putable. They are able e-hodied, hearty,
capable of great endurance, and will
accomplish an immense amount Of labor
on the most frugal diet. They have
courage, and their combatiyeness is not
behind that of the superior races" In
the moral qualifications, the Cliinaman
does not fill very high standard of ex-
cellence-that is, speaking of the
majority of those who are now fockine
to our shores. OF course these are com
posed of the scum, the very lowest order
of intelligence from the overcrowded
cities and densely populated districts oi
China, and would not be considered even
fair average in moral or mental worth
However, Senator Shaw has @ beer
there" has moved among and studied the
highest type of Celestial society, and is
s'posted" in the matter on which he
: writes, and his opinion is that, compared
with the slate self-constituted Irish Re
ception Committee" of San Francisco
they are morally as we'll as physically
superior, and he would ''prefer them a:
constituents, if the consideration wa
based upon shrewd native intelligence
that could detect, without prejudice
right from wrong" But won't the DE
mocracy ego after" Shaw, though.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

LIFE INsURANcE.-The business of
Life Insurance companies in the United
States has become something enormous
everybody invests in policy in one or
more of the various companies doing a
life insurance business Among the
companies doing business in this State,
one of the best is the New England of
Boston, for which Messrs. Eyerson Il
Haines are the general agents, and
Messrs. Russell & Elkins agents for
Albany. We call especial attention to
their card in this issue, setting forth the
claims of the company to the patronage
of our people.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

BEAT THIs.-NIrs. Jane Harris, of
this county, between the 18th Of March
and the 25th of last month, made and
sold two hundred and forty pounds of
butter, besides supplying her family, con-
sisting of five persons, with full amount
of the article. This amount of butter
was made from the milking Of two cows
Taking into account the number of COWS
from which the butter was obtained, we
consider the above hard to beat. If any
can, however, let US know, that we may
make it known
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

The Senate of the Tennessee LeSisla-
ture completed its organization on the
9TH ; the House adjourned with its or
ganization incomplete, but probably COM
pleted its organization on the 9th, when
it was thought Gov Sentsr would send in
his message. 1t is announced that his
message will recommend the calling of a
conventiod to amend the State Conttitu-
ton so as to remove all political disabil-
tiles, urge the ratification of the Fif-
teenth Amendment, a modification of tue
school system, and payment of the State
debt.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

TURKEY.-Lato accounts place the
financial affairs of Turkey in deplorable
state. Failures are an everyday occur
renee, and the merchants are in despair.
The government employees have not been
paid for nine months past. and the SOL
-diery in the interior are starving. In
the face of all this, the Porte has appro-
priated 15,00U,O00 francs for the enter
tainment of Eugene.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09
EorFIcIAL.l.
laws OF tskc United States.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY
FIRST CONGRESS-.
By the President Of the United States Of
An,erica.
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas convention concerning
the citizenship of emigrants between
the United States of America aud
the Grand Duchy of Hcsse, was con-
cludcd and signed by their respective
plenipotentiaries at Darmstadt, on the
first day of August, one thousand eight
hundred and ixty-eight, which conven-
tion being in the English and German
languages, is word for word as follows ::
Whereas an agreement was made on
the 22d of February, 1868, between the
United States O. America and the North
German Confederation, to regulate the
citizenship of those persons who emlgrate
from the United States of America to
the territory of the North German Con-
federation and from the North German
Confederation to the United States OF
America, and whereas this agreement by
publication in the bulletin of the laws of
that Confederation has obtained binding
force in the parts of the Grand Duchy of
Hesse, belonging to the North German
Confederation, it has seemed proper in
like manner to establish regulations re-
specting the citizenship of such persons
as emigrate from the United States OF
America to the parts of the Grand Duchy
of Hesse not belonging to the North
German Confederation, and from the
above described parts of Hesse to the
United States of America.
The President of the United States o.
America and his Royal Highness the
| Grand Duke of Hesse and Rhine hav.
| therefore resolved to treat on this sub
iect, and for that purpose have appointed
plenipotentiaries to conclude conven
ton, that is to say, the President of tn
United States of America, George Ban
croft, envoy extraordinary and ministe
| pleuipotentiary, and his Royal Highnes
the Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhin
&C., DIR. Frederick Baron Won Lindelot
president of his council of state, ministe
Of justice, and actual privy counscllo
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09


ENGLISH CRops.-It is now pretty
generally conceded that there is a def
ciency in the crops of England for the
present season. The estimated deficiency
is thirteen per cent, and may reach ff-
teen. According to the San Francisco
Commercial Herald, last year England
imported $4,000, 600 bushels Of wheat,
including -four reduced to wheat, against
90 600 900 bushels the year preceding.
Various estimates have been made of her
foreign demand for the next twelve
months, none of them, however, going
lower than 64 900, 900 bushels, the larger
part Of which will be supplied from the
crops Of the United States.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

Dutchman-"Goo morrer, Pat; how
YOU fuz 2" Irishman-"The top O the
mornin' till ye, Smitt; dye think
we'll cit rain the day ?" Dutchman-
Kess no We never hash mooch rain In
der dry dime, Irishman-1Fa Faith an
yer right there, Smitt. an thin whiniver
it gifts in the way O raining, the dlvil O
a dhry withcr viii we git as long as the
wet spell howlds."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

THE LATEsT.-Mr. P. G. Harper, of
the firm of Harper & Co., of this city, re-
turned from San Francisco on Wdnes-
day night, having experienced a pleasant
journey, and invested in large stock af
the newest and latest styles of fancy and
staple dry goods to be purchased in the
San Francisco markets, which will soon
be received and opened for the inspection
of customers. They propose to sell their
new stock at very low prices-in fact,
will not be undersold by anybody. Go
and see the new styles.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09
San Francisco Markets.

Flour-No quotations.
Wheat-Coast, 81 III; inferior, 81
fair to good shipping, 81 25@l so.
Oats-Market firm at 95c@S1 25 for
light to choice heavy.
Barley-Range of the market from 20
@90c per 100 lbs.
New York-Whcat, 81 70; Flour,
Sc 5000 So.
Liverpool-Wheat, los Sd.
Gold in New York on 9th, 1900
1909. Greenbacks-no quotations.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

New CARD-Sec the advertisement
of the Craftsmen's Life Assurance Com
rauy of New York, in to-day's paper 1t
offers inducements that should be looked
into by persons wishing to insure their
lives. Z. S. Merrill is the Agent for
this city
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

ToTALs.-The total receipts of the
Linn County Agricultural Association at
the Fair held last week, were: Gate re-
eeipts, s1,457 rs; licenses, $40 so ;
entries, s497 45-making total of 81
t95 20. This shows slight falling off
as compared with the receipts Of last
YEAR
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

Look TO YOUR LAURELs. Ls.-Accord-
ing to letter in the Salem Farmer, from
one who was present at the recent Cali
fornia State Fair, the apples there exhib-
tied presented fine appearance, vieing
with the ssred apples of Oregon" The
Oregonian says that, if California excels
Oregon in raising splendid apples, it will
be altogether owing to the shameful neg
lect of our orchards, which is noticeable
in so mauy parts Of the State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09
: The most II

- The most tre-
IN, accompanied by
e experienced in Ore
-s noon on Wednesday. It
en- computed that: if the storm had
continued two hours, the whole country
would have been one vast lake of water.
The rain-drops resembled walnuts. in
size.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

TERMINATED.-The diplomatic diff
Guilty in regard to Cuba, between this
country and Spain, is regarded as ended
The Spanish government refuses all
offers of foreign. mediation, maintaining
that the condition of affairs in Cuba is
entirely domestic question.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-10-09

TRAPPING.-A Lane county trapper
recently took sixty beaver, on the Mo-
hawk, in eight days