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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08

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Elm u5aullen,er Club" (Lazy Club) aez
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eeaen g. e. Wartz
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pfong ees prdlicenten 9obniun trefen
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fir un9illi9 erfldrt.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08

Mew Drleans> I. Mpril. -3mtz
l9en rem @ouperneur unp ben, Auritpr
1T es 81 Diftrensen 9efommen; IS lie9t
cenleltsn cine Gprhpeten3fruse 3tpilden
ben DiRriftsseri&ter, I'm S. uno Z. Of
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30
Latest Wire News.

At Washington City on the 9th,
Alvah Blaisdell was sentenced to three
years imprisonment for defrauding the
revenue.
There has been over one hundred
deaths by small pox in New York city in
the last FIVE weeks.
:. The treasurer of the German Protest
ant church, Cincinnati, has abscondcd,
defaulter to the tune OF 800
A FIRE in Linn, Mass, destroyed on the
night of the 25th, 100000 worth of
proI erty.
The Governor of Burgess, Spain, was
assass:natcd on the 25th, while in the
act Of taking an inventory of the goods
of the Cathedral of that city, which
caused intense excitement and many ar
rests.
The workingmen's assembly OF the
State of New York met at Albany on
the o7th, to consider the operations oi
the eight hour law.
A young girl Of Burlington, Wiscon
sin, aged fourteen, has been lying in a
trance nineteen days. No trace of life
is discoverable, but there are no signs of
decay, only a sinking away of the cheeks.
The case attracts much attention.
BY fire in Chicago on night of the
Goth, Childs Bros. and other firms lost
property valued at $780, GOO.
The war department has received dis
patches from Gen Sheridan detailing re-
cent operations against the Indians also,
letter from Gen Hazen, declaring that
Black Kettles baud were on warlike
expedition when attacked by General
Custa-.
A Maryland delegation received en-
eesuragement from Andy johnson that
Dr. Mudd and other political prisoners
would be pardoned before the 4th Of
March,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30
The Prospect.

Democracy strove hard during the late
Presidential canvass to make political
capital out of the immense public debt
aud the high rate of taxation which re-
suited in the necessity of its being paid.
In these appeals to the lowest and mean
est motives by which n.en can be actu-
ated, they seemed to rest all their hopes
of the success of their candidate for the
Presidency. But patriotic and high
minded people disappointed these dema-
gogues, and by an overwhelming majority
declared their preference for Grant and
taxation as against Seymour and repudi-
alton. The great mass of the American
people are honest, and any man or set of
men who advocate the Reputation of the
national debt as part or whole, will
be utterly condemned and repudiated by
them. This burden of taxation, however,
that weighs so heavily upon our people
as is asserted, should and will be reduced
as soon as is consistent with the public
welfare and national honor. Gen. Grant
has already made known his views on
this subject. He has expressed him
self as in favor of the most rigid economy
in the administration of public affairs
and his views will doubtless be carried
ont by Congress. This body has already
inaugurated economical reforms by which
fifteen or twenty millions will be saved by
the General Government per annum
Therefore the prospect is, that under
Grants administration of the Government
we shall have al economy that will not in
volve dishonor, and that we shall escape
the burdens of intolerable taxation with
out resort to measures that would
cast eternal disgrace on great nation
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

Lieut.. John f. Small has obtained a
six months leave Of absence, and was
going directly to South America. from
thence to the Atlantic-States and Europe.
G. Webster has purchased the Rose
burg Ensign and will hereafter be the
proprietor and editor of that paper.
James Walton of Douglas county has
invented a machine for pressing and tying
fieeces of wool. The operation is per-
formed with ease aud rapidity. 4 patent
has been applied for
The Douglas county Educational Asso
citation held It's annual meeting at Wilbur
on the 18th inst
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

The most fearfully bloody accident of
which we have read for years occurred
recently, in factory near Bolton, Eng
land. A man was drawn into the ma
ehinery, his head pulled through an
aperture only three inches wide, and
finally torn. into small pieces by huge
revolying teeth.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

SUICIDE OF "A NOTED CHIEF.-From
a Communication to the Jacksonville
Sentinel, from Fort Klamath, we see it
stated that Kellogg, Klamath Chief,
shot one of his wives with pistol, kill
ing her instantly, and then blew his own
brains out with rife. He was sup
posed to be in temporary state of in
sanity.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

A number of returned officers of the
army, by direction of the President, are
relieved from present assignments and
allowed to retire to their homes. The
List includes Gen. Silas Pickets, Long and
johnson, Brigadier-Gens. Ripley, Rob-
ert Anderson and number of Colonels
and Rreyet Generals.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

REcEIvED.-Wc have received
pamphlet Of sixteen pages. entitled "a
circular relative to the incorporation and
organization of the Willamette Falls
Canal and Lock Company The Com
pany was Incorporated in September,
1868, and the following officers elected !;
B. Goldsmith, President; Hon Jas. K.
Kelly, Vice President; s. Huelat, At
torney and Secretary. "The object of
this publication is to call the attention of
generally to the object sought to be car
RED out by, this Company, and to invite
the co operation of those who desire its
consummation This work will be com.
menced as early in the spring as the sea
son Will permit and will be completed,
II possible, next supner and fall As
tins work progresses it is probable that
bonds will be issued by the Company,
and opportunity given to those who
may desire to invest in this improvement
The permanent place of business OF this
company is established by its article of
ineorp' rliion at Linn City, U.ckamas
county, State Of Oregon. where an Office
will be opened by the Company when
| the active operations on these works are
commenced. For the present the regular
place of meeting Of the Directors of this
| Company is at the Office Of s. Huelat,
in Oregon City, where draft Of the
works proposed to be erected by the
| Company can be seen, and where com
munications relative to the business of
the Company can be addressed, or to
either member Of the Board of Directors"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

Buchanan, West Virginia, claims to be
the banner Republican town tho United
States. In the late Presidential election
It cast 188 votes, 187 Of which were for
Grant, and for Seymour. and Blair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

A telegram from Madrid, Spain, states
that the Government is seriously consid-
ering the subject of abolishing the slave
trade to the Spanish colonies. The
proposition to declare all vessels engaged
in that traffic as pirates, is under consid-
Grafton and probably will prevail. Rivero
has been selected President of the new
Cortez. A transport is about to sail with
more reinforcemonts to Cuba.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30
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MARRIED.
A NaEssECAN EXCHANGE,
-CoRNER OF
Front and washington Streets.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
L. r. w. Quimby, Proprietor.
Iate of the Western Hotel.)

YEvIIIS HOUSE is the most commodious in the
State, newly furnished and it viii be tbs
endeavor of the Proprietor to make his gues.e
comfortable. Nearest Hotel to the steamboat
landing.
re- The Concord Coach will always be foun
at the landing, the arrival of steamships and
gage to and from the boats free Of charge.
House supplied tcith Patent Fire Erfinynishers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

Berlin is to have home for old bach
elors and aged spinsters.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

The Central Pacific Railroad has lust
hired 100 wood choppers at S7o month
and board, and sent them to the front.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

The California academy of Natural
Sciences. San Francisco, has a rattle
snakes tail continuing thirty rat'les
The snake to which the tail once beleug-
eight feet long.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

Democracy is making great strides in
all the countries Of Europe. England
is substantially democratic; Austria is
rapidly advancing on the same path
Spain exhibits similar tendencies France,
I.aly and Austria exhibit the like ten
iencics. In short, ali over Europe llb-
eral ideas are making amazing progress.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

A New Bedford bushel of potatoes,
which ha6 become notorious through hav-
ing been wheeled in barrow in conse-
quence of a silly bet. sold at auction for
sl25. The money was given to the
Orphans Home.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-01-30

The civil war in Japan is reported as
ended Prince Aidzu, the leader in the
rebellion against the Mikado's govern
ment, has surrendered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30
Passengers.


Per steamship Manhattan. for Now York-M p
oCornor. son and dlughter, q w Parker, vito and
child Miss Has:ie W Bloodgood, bayne and wife
Mre Buist, child md nurse W NJ White, Jnmo.
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Conroy, Miss Nj Iuly. F FL ord md vile. Mrs Al
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Wolfe. d Phillip, III Phillip, Phillip, r Phillip, J
ID sturdevant. Delaneld, " Carmalt W Hor.
sey. @ StovLl White, j Johnson 8 Thorn son,
Elias, W r Wheelotk, wife and child, q Pinck.
ney. Henry, Iugrabam. III o Dowd and
daughter, II Daily, ] " Beeseman and eon, l. Pises
Calvin. L Robertson and fsmily, Mrs Matten-
dorm, atd n Phillip
Fer steamship Sarasossa, from New York; Suth.
erlhnd. Walker. W Coates, SiicoI, " II Gardner,
Mrs Cracoway, Mr. Msran, F Lorlnd, " Lorind, W j
Bi'ey, Levy. Raphael, d p Johnston, ) Park, q
Sparks, + Hoffman, JFoster, A RUSSELL ] Snodgrass
eager, Cole. Miss Lulu Eaughton Miss Tedesco
Robinson, Wil.on Mr. Woodward, W Wiley
Mrs smith. Miss Lin, Roberts, Miss Agnes Ables
and Nathan Beach.
Per steamer Dictat,r from Palatka. VIA jackson.
VILE, FerDandina and Savnnnah-Mr Hubbard, g A
Wilson, E M Ellis. & Little, Col I Henning and
wife, Miss Al Burnam Mrs stiles. Wentworth, A
Peisch, I Gorham, " Bird. Mrs Purse, Fun
da, Mrs Phillips, Miss Whitner. Mr. AcGahngin
wife and three chldiep, Mrs Donahue and sister. T
+ Birch. aud 20 On dek.
Per steamer st Heena. from Edisto-H Tewell,
spann. W srabrook, j II Wescoit. Il Ludovci, L
d Chadwick. Major Ii Johnson and on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30

Of tho staple, aud we look forward 70 better yield
than VIC have had tinoe tho close OF the war.
III the absence OF stock upon which to operate
there has been but little business doing IN ouf IaaT
ket The small transactit ms have been limited to
few bales OF tho new crop, for which high Prices
wero paid. We quote: Liverpool middlpg 3lH;
low middng 80; good Ordinary 49,
The receipts at This port since August 26th amount
to 241 bales upland of which 198 bales were received
per Central Railro,d, 40 Ecr Atlantic apd Gull Rail.
road. The exports Tor the same time huve been ITO
bales upland OF which 1877 bales upland wcro shipped
TO New York, bales upland TO baltimore, and 81
bales upland TO PhiadeIpbla.
t1oE-1he stock Is go reduced that fcars are on
tertaned s5 TO whether there will be enough to sup
ry the demand, although that Is limited. We think
that 800 casks will cover the entire amount held,
cleaned and IN rou9h Thir state Of affairs cnables
lhose holding to ask sitter prices. which give at
8asxc while some parties arc asking DC by tho sim
gle tercc. Repairs soon 10 commence on the
Upper Mill, everything bopg got ready for The new
crop. Al reports from the growing crop ugree In
the fact that rain Is very much needed for filing out
me grains, but we have heard no estimate OF the
DO as largo at first expected, still thcro is
every reason 10 suppose that it will exceed that of
last year In quantity and quality. The nelds be-
coming in better condition every year, and tho lubor
this year having been more available than last the
rice will likely be heavier and FREQ from grass rceds