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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

By cable telegram we learn that a
terrible disaster occurred on the 10th
inst, On board the frigate Radetsjay,
cruising in the Adriatic, by the explo-
sion of the magazine, completely wreck
ing the ship and causing great loss Of
life. Most of the officers and crew were
instantly killed or blown into the water
and drowned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

ACCUMULATED CoNNUBIALITY.-Th
Chicago Times Of January 18th thus
sums up the career of lady of that city
best known as Mrs. Grocndyke: A mar
riage license was taken out yesterday by
Josia A. Sample, who proposes TO lead
to the alter Mrs. George r. Warren
(divorced), formerly Mrs. Asa T. Groen-
dyke (divorced), formerly Mrs. George
French (divorced), formally Mrs Thom-
as Conners (divorced), formerly Miss
Grant.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

would be made. Another alay OUT
would be In the lime business, as it is a
cash article in Oregon, and the margin
OF the lake abounds in the elements of
lime. A smart boy could collect Eve
bushels of egg shells per day, which,
when burned, would produce four bar
rels OF the finest lime in the world, worth
SO per barrel in any market Another
thing not to be sneezed at is the feather
business. Feathers are in demand in
Oregon, and right here's the place to GER
them easy. It would only be necessary
to have a patent spring net, say about
one mile in length, and half a mile wide,
made of such material as would be in
visible to the fowls, and any one can see
that there would be no difficulty in tax
ing from ten to twenty thousand fowls
at haul when all you would have to do
would be to pick 'em and let 'em go till
their feathers grow out and then nct'em
again. If the above inducements are
not sufficient to induce a trip to Goose
Lake, what would induce?
The Imionist has the following about
the child that was lost at Salem on Sat
urday evening last: The little fellow
was not found until O'Clock Sunday
evening. He received some severe in
juries from the frost, but is now consid-
cred out Of danger. The child is abou:
two and half years old, and on Satur-
day afternoon, that being pleasant day.
1t was taken out to play by some child
ren older, who played at hide seek until
about 4 o clock. when they missed the
little boy. The older children ran home
and gave the alarm, when the parents
started out to find the little wanderer
In this they failed, aud about dark the
alarm was sounded in the city, and a
company of about enc hundred persons
went over and beat about everal hours,
when they all got together and
formed IA line, stretching over as much
ground as possible, and made thorough
search. In this way the company scour-
ed the whole country as far US it was
thought possible that the little boy would
go, but TO 10 avail. Finally it came to
the mind of Mr.. Miller, partner of Mr.
Weastcott, to try his dog. A hat was
shown to the dog which had been worn
by the boy. After smelling the hat the
dog was taken to where the boy was last
seen, when he struck out, followed by Mr.
-niiiei' He uOS went uIuCil ldStef Iuin
his master, but when too far ahead re-
turned again. In this manner, the track
was followed for mile and half, to
within short distance from Frebits
Smiths place, where the dog went
into a thickct. From this it would
not como, although his master used both
commands and entreaties. Finally Mr.
Miller went into the brush. and there,
on small pile Of sticks, lay the little
wanderer, insensible FROM the cold Mr..
Miller was so moved at the suffering of
the little fellow, that he missed his way
and wandered about for as much as two
hours before he got out. AT frs6 the
physicians thought the boy could not live,
but by good treatment he has recovered
so that he can talk. His feet are frosted
considerably and some Of the muscles
will probably slough off. In his wand
ering the boy had wa;ded through water
waist deep, and getting wet contributed
greatly to the intensity of the cold.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

SUPREME JUDGE.-A Telegram from
Washington mentions Senator Will
liams, as probable appointce to the
additional Judgeship in the Supreme
Court, under the act of Congress creating
such addition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

SEVERELY BURNED.-A passenger
train on the Lackawanna & Bloom
burg Railroad (Pa.), ran off the track
the other day, by which several of the
passengers were severely injured among
them, Hon. Galusha Grow, who was Sc
verely burned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

PREsENT.-Thc friends of Gen. Sher-
man who raised 500, 900, to be given him
with a house, have purchased Gen.
Grants house in Washington, giving
100000 therefor. Gen. Sherman will
probably take possession soon after the
4th of March next.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

SUIcIDE.-L. L. Flint, farmiliarly
known as Col. Flint, committed suicide
at Downieville (CalD, on the Goth inst.
When found, he was lying on his bed
with his gun lying across his body, and
the whole upper portion of his head
blown off.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

JuvENIE BURaLARs.-A gang of
eight juvenile burglars, ranging from
nine to fifteen years of age, were arrested
in San Francisco on the 21st inst, upon
the charge of robbing store.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

AUcTIoN.--Is still progressing at w.
W. Parish & Co.'S It looks as though
it would take q month to get rid of the
large stock of goods. Goods generally
are selling very low
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

FIRE IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-A fire oc-
cured on the morning of the Goth, on
corner of Stockton and Jackson streets.
which destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

BIG THING.-It is reported that Dr.
Kelton, Of the New York Ne,rs, has an
award granted him to build railroad in
Mexico, and that the concession is worth
a million Of dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

PARpoNEp.-John Ii. Eagan and
Nicholas Henry, convicted of defrauding
the Government by false bounty papers,
have been pardoned by Andy johnson.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

REspIT.D.-The Governor of Penn
sylvania has respited General Eaton, SEN
fenced TO be hung on the 25th.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

LTcENsED-The Authorities of the city
o. Madrid, Spain, have granted license
for the erection of Jewish synagogue
in that city
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

BECOME 4 LAw-The bill removing
from Office persons If Virginia, Texas
and Mississippi, who cannot take the
oath, has become law, the President
having held it ten davs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT-The Illi-
nois House of Representatives have passed
a bill to restore capital punishment,
which was virtually abolished by the
previous IcoisIature
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

SCARcE.-Nliners in California com
plain of scarcity of hands to work thei
claims
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

BRIEF.-In the East, bets are being
freely offered that Gen. Grants inaugu-
ration address will be the briefest ever
made.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

FAILED.-The CONFESS movement fol
an appointment in Grants Cabinet, is re
ported a final and irrevocable failure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

SETTLED.-Iu the New Mexico con-
tested election case, the seat was given to
Chavez.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

DEFAuLTEK.-Thc CASHIER of the
Fourth National Bank is a reported de-
fau,er to the tune of 100000. He has
made good his escape.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

DEFEATED.-Woman suffrage has
been defeated in the Missouri Lesisla-
ture, in the House, by a vote of IS for,
aud SO against
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

The Army of the Potomac are to have
. grand reunion in New York city on
the 5th Of July next.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

REcoyERING-Hon. E. b. Wash
burne is reported as recovering from his
recent illness.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

The mitten that never Gts--the one
you get from lady.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

The Humboldt Register says that if the
bitter rivalry between the Central and
Union Pacific railroad companies contin-
ues to widen and deepen, and finally re-
suits in the building of two roads, in
stead of one, across the continent, the
people will have great cause to be thank
full, as competition is what they want,
above all else If the Union Pacific at
tempt to pass the Central Pacific with
an independent line, the Central Pacific
will find the means of selfpreservation
in an independent line by way OF st.
Louis.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27
The cause of the ill-humor of Abbott


The cause of the i'll l-humor of Abbott,
as displayed in an article in last week S
Democrat, condemning the action of the
State Agricultural Society in appointing
Hon. John Minto editor oc their publi-
cation, t.,e Willamette Farmer, and Sc
riously advising Democrats not to sub
scribe for the paper because Mr.. Mimic
is Republican, may arise from the fact
that Abbott myself was an aspirant for
the position. 70 be sure John Minto
has some abilityeand will doubtless max e
good paper but then what are his
abilities when compared with those of the
Editor in Chief Of the Democratt Of
course the objection could not have been
brought against Abbott, had he been Sc
lec;ed as editor of Il Farmer, that he
was Copperhead OF the strictest sect,
and full of the bitterest partisan preju-
dices Abbott's advice to County Treas
urer's to withhold moneys in their hands
due the State for taxes, not many weeks
ago, was needed about as much as this
last advice to farmers in relation to sub
scribing to :he Willamette Farmer will be.
Farmers who want a good paper devoted
to their interests will subscribe for it all
the more readily for his condemnation.
What an immense influence
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27

IDAHO ITEMs.-The prospects at Ida
ho City are reported good, and every
body is in good spirits. The people of
the Basin are but little affected with
White Pine fever. There is about two
and a-half feet of snow around the town,
and eight to ten feet Of snow in the noun
tains. 1t is the general impression that
the coming will be the best mining sea-
son for years past in the Basin.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27
The Albanp 9Neeister.

The Albanp 9eeister.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1869.
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Accommodation. E. b. Wash
burne is reported as recovering from his
recent illness.
REsrITaD-The Governor of Penn
sylvania has respited General Eaton, SEN
tenccd to be hung on the 25th.
SETTLEp.-In the New Mexico con-
tested election case, the seat was given to
Chavez.
SCARcE.-Miners in California COM
plain of scarcity of hands to work their
claims.
PARpoNEp-Johu H. Eagan and
Nicholas Henry, convicted of defrauding
the Government by false bounty papers,
have been pardoned by Andy johnson.
DEFAuLrEK.-The CASHIER of the
Fourth National Bank is n reported de-
flul,er to the tune of 100000. He has
made good his escape.
DEFEATED.-Woman suffrage has
been defeated in the Missouri Lecisla-
ture, in the House, by vote of Is for,
aud SO against.
LTcENsED.-The Authorities Of the city
o. Madrid, Spain, have granted license
for the erection of Jewish synagogue
in that city.
BECOME A LAw.-The bill removing
from Office persons il Virginia, Texas
and Mississippi, who cannot take the
oath, has become law, the President
having held it ten days.
CAPIrAL PUNIsHMENT-The Illi-
nois House of Representatives have passed
a bill to restore capital punishment,
which was virtually abolished by the
previous Legislature
BIG THING.-It is reported that DIR.
Keltoo, of the New York Ne,rs, has an
award granted him to build railroad in
Mexico, and that the concession is worth
a million of dollars
FIRE IN SAN FRANcIsCo-A fire oc-
cured on the morning of the Goth, on
corner of Stockton and Jackson streets,
which destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty.
SUPREME JUDGE.-A Telegram from
Washington mentions Senator Will
liams, as probable appointce to the
additional Judgeship in the Supreme
Court, under the act of Congress creating
such addition.
PREsENT.-Thc friends of Gen. Sher-
man who raised 100000 to be given him
with house, have purchased Gen
Grants house in Washington, giving
100000 therefor. Gen Sherman will
probably take possession soon after the
4th of March next.
SUIcIDE.-L. L. Flint, farmiliarly
known as Col. Flint, committed suicide
at Downieville (Cal.), on the Goth inst
When found, he was lying on his bed,
with his gun lying across his body, and
the whole upper portion of his head
blown off,
SEVERELY BURNED.-A passenger
train ON the Lackawanna & Bloom
burg Railroad (Pa.), ran off the track
the other day, by which several of the
passengers were severely injured; among
them, Hon. Galusha Grow, who was Sc
verely burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08

BY wellington eoddin,
and Rnal Estate Agent.

rv,RUsTEE's SALE OF H IA - = Z Ut
Sf-RITRBAS RESIDENCE AL 49,
cApnEN IN HENR1CO COuEII, nhh wi
MM iTri 'TIIREE HUNDRED YARDS or dh !,
HHltVP6p ATION LINE.-By virtue OF n ueel VI
,, ,ncntod to the subscriber as trustee Dy Ivy
;io trnstec of Julia ID. Muller the WE Oh An
Ill Mnilerl and The said Andrew iuer ,aLa ~
tf haarInr date the ed May. 1.cs, guy rcrnraev
" manrico county ccu-t, shall, mt tha rc,ue,, Va
10 holder OF the negotiable note securcu ln.i M
nrocccd to sell nj public auction, on ahc .rifnast
pp " WEDNESDAY the 10th June, 1852, u. ha;i-paS.
',.cInrk p NJ If fair II not the tirst lalr ia J
,honr"r that beautiful and hlgllly-iin! tJ.
" SIrpiPHtE RESIDENCE, with toIht EE =, ~
oTS OF LAND attached thereto dsslSh,tIru, =. ~
tho MAN of Duvas Addition ~ tnc Nos ~ 10 90
i"s la 100 lso l31 l3o, 139 49, AS l'6 III alI ios.
The improvements consist ol DrlcS u"c H ,n
coniaininr eight rooms, and large stable anu Tue
Lomscs and wo wells Of ,lciightfn wafer
@ Tho ro,ni srs The land Is we'll enclosed andls III
o lin tate of fertility and culture as any garden
800 In and around Richmond. There Is Ei.sc
ppriotr of choice fruit trees on the place ana
nn,ntitv of crape-vincS now In lull DetTing.
-, tIud If vegetable adapted TO our market IS
now. rowing in great uXuriancc ana taxing ny. ~,
CON liberation its ncarnc>s To the market anu tIic
pocuIiar advantages OF the place rs 4 sur -
rcsiIcncc II Is Instly regarded rs being yer! SHiu
,h,n for n residence, market garden. ana oaif '
farm. , =. ,,orro,. .fo cxrcnscs
Of oic and to nav off note for 80 900 with Interest
from In" Doth April 1909 and as To the resihhc Oh
IN. nrocccds OF sale. on such terms as Snail DC IN
nppced on or before the day of sale.
10 PEYTON u. BA1L1, lrustec.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
By II. Benson. Auctlonccr.

DUBLIC SALE OF MONTICELLO.-B
Il virtue OF 4 decree OF the circuit court OF the
city OF Richmond rendered on the 30th day of No
venber. lSGs, In the cause of Jonas Z. Levy and
Fanny his wife, and Eliza llenricks plaintiffs,
against Mary Jane Hastings and others, defcud-
ants, SHALL as commissioner therein named. offer
for sale at public auction IN THURSDAY the lst
day OF July next II suitable day, II not, the next
suitable dry thereafter. on the premises, MONTH
CELLO, the former rcsidcnce OF Thomas Jeiier r
son. containing L w VI L y ID X + d d
EIGHTEEN ACRES. The improvements are i
large brick dwelling. planned and built under the
direction and supcrN isiou Of Mr.. Jefferson him
self, and all the necessary out-buildings. IL Is
situated on au emiucucc about three miles from
Charlottesville and four from the University OF
Virginia, commanding view OF all the surround
ing country--one of the iiucs. In Virginia.
TERMS Ouc-third OF the purchase money to be
paid In cash, another third on twelve months
credit the remainder on two years credit from
day OF sale, the purchase giving bonds for the
deferred lnstalments. Iiir title Will BE- withheld
until the whole OF tho purchase money be paid,
Possession given on the Fay Of sale.
Selling rs commissioners. the title will not be
warranted IL Is, how unqucsilonahle, hay
Ing hcen passed upai, he courts Of New York
and Virginia. GEORGE CARR,
Commissioner.
HENRY BENSON, Au .neer. ap ??~-2tawtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctiOreer and Real Estate 4 gent.

T ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND HAND
Il SOMELY-LOCATED RESIDENCE ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF CAPITOL STREET
IN FRONT OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-At the request of Hugh
w. Fry, Esq, who expects soon to remove to the
country, shall sell ut auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th June. 1869, ut 81 O'Clock L. NJ,
his VERY EXCELLENT RESIDENCE located
as above. fronting on Capitol street 63a feet.
ming back about lao feet more or less To Broad
street on which 1t has the same front rs on Capt.
tol street. 1t Is bounded the east by the lot at
t:ched to the City Hail. and the west by the First
Presbyterian church. The dwelling IS In first
large family. 1t was completely remodelled seve-
raj years ago and contains all Of those modern i'm
prOvements to be found in II lrst-class residence
II will be divided so as to sell the residence and the
whole front on Capitol street, running back. ac-
cordng TO d. gram to be at my Office with
alley feet wide Lending out to Broad street, as ore
lot and the front on Broad street will be divided
into three lots. one of which there Is comfort
able BRICK TENEMENT we'll adapted for Offices
or commercial purposes, which has always conf
manded Il fair rent.
The location OF this property is unsurpassed
by any In Richmond. commanding fine View of
the capitol and puplic grounds and whilst In the
centre of the city, it is yet retired. For LAWYER
doctor, or dentist, il is all that could be Desired
The basement, with a small outlay, could be easily
converted into two frst-class offices.
Possession given In n few weeks.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance Mt four
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
tercst added, secured hy trust deed.
je ?-2tawtds W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
By Thomas ". kecscc, AuctioDcer,
No. 1877 Main street,

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue of de-
n cree of the district court OF the United states
for the district Of Virginia entered In the mallc
of John J.. Ballard bankrupt, shall sell NJ phbnc
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises on
THURSDAY, July lst, lSc' the following real
!. That ELEGANT COCNTRY-sEAT now
occupicd bv John L. Ballard, on the Richmonn
and Fredericksburg railroad, about one ana MAJ
miles from Richmond, with ali the buildings ano
highly Improved and very valuable. There are III
this parcel ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
NINE ACRES. This piece will be sold at i:
O. clock N.
sidney. commencing nj the northwestern interscc-
ton Of IIarvie and Carter streets running thcncC
wcstwardly along said Harvic street 400 feet, and
running back each between parallel lines IA feet
Also lots III, 49, H. ILL.,, and ITO, with ne i'm
proycments thereon. in the plan Of "Bucna
VISTA beginning the north side of William
street ut point distant ninety feet cast OF Ritchie
street running thence along William street cast
warlv. and fronting together thereon $50 feet, and
ca ch lot being Ill feet deep.
3. Lots 10 and II, on Franklin street, In plan OF
propcrty formerly owned by David Brown, each
% feet front by sc feet In DEPTH more or less
Also part of LOT Is In same plan being feet
front on Franklin street and running back 5G feet.
This property will be sold ut o clock i. NJ.
At the same time, O'Clock =. vi. July lSt lSG9
on the premises. l shall rs assignee of said John
=. Ballard. bankrupt sell the right, title. and intc
rest of said Ballard in the LOT and BUILDINGS
IA stable and carriagchousel on the corner of Ross
Fourteenth street 46 feet 10 inches, and runs back
81 feet.
TERMS OF SALE : Onc-fourth cash; balance nj
six. twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
paper, Interest added. Join JOHNS. JR..
Assignee of John Z. Ballard, bankrupt
Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-08
BY Wellington Goddin.
ur,ionrpr and Real Estate \ gent.
rT,Wo VERY DESIRABLE AND 4

TWO VERY DESIRABLE AND AD-
HANOVER COUNTY: \E ,I 70 TIE JINn-
on OK NEAR TWO RAILROADS. ONE CON
tanning FOUR uUNDKED AND Sl%Tr-
TWO AID 0NE-IiAkF n AEES; M rn, wv
F0I'E kCRES, FOX SALE At hUCTION.--At
the request Of the owner twho resides in distant
The premises on WEDN ESDNY the 10Th June,
l,59. at II o'clock j. ~ thar very excellent farm
known as aspen GROVE on which me late
Mrs Cosby formerly resided. containing -FOUR
HUNDRED AND SIXTI-TWO AND ONE
HALF ACRES by recent survey. Of which about
two-thirds are open land-tfe balance In original
growth Of very superior pine and white oak, dis
taut from the Junction about one mile and the TIM
Der 50 near either railroad, and so valuable. rs that
lin the opinion Of the owucrl 1t would sell to the
railroad company for enough TO pay the whole pur-
chase money Of the farm
The improvements on this farm consist Of "A large
dwelling. situated ON beautiful cmincnce sur
rounded by shade trcas), and the usual ut-huild-
iugs The land Is within half II mile Of Tayi0rs-
lille on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and PotO-
mac railroad. andis crossed bv the ChcSapcakc and
ohio railroad. thus aitording unennacd advnn-
tages for travel or transportation to market. The
open land. for the most part i III fine heart, and
Is bounded on one id" by Little river and extends
t. the North Anna river.
The other tract adJons the above on The north,
formerly occupied by Mr.. John &. Harris, known
"a THE ORESf''-contains THREE HUN
DRIED AND FORTY-FOuR ACRES by recen,
survey the buildings on which are very good con-
ssting of an excellent !wcning-houSc In n hcautl
fnl grove, within two hundred yards Of the Fredc-
rick>burg railroad. The 0ut-bui!dingS are ample
for the usc OF the place and in good order, with
well of good water near the dwelling also, an Ice
house.
There is Il large quantity OF superior PINE anc
WHITE OAK on this tract, which Il Of great value
by reason OF Its ncarness 10 two railroads.
This latter tract extends from the Fredcricks
burg railroad, across the Chesapeake and OhiC
railroad. to South Anna river, and embraces some
, excellent open land The two farms embrace to-
gethcr EIGtiT HUNDRED AND SIX AND ONE
HALF ACRES, and could be sub-diydCd IN three
or four smaller tracts.
IL Is seldom that lands so well located with refer
eucc to railroad fucillticS) offered at auction
and the particular attention Of northern captalist
and others Is called Ia the sale. $751;
TERMS: 0nc-half cash balance 1T one and tive
years for negotiable notes, bearing Interest, Sc
cured nv II trust decd. W. GODDIN,
/ my 2S-2tawtd AuctOnccr.