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COVE BAoK-Our old friend DR.. @.

Come BAoK-Our old friend, DIR. @.
P. S. Plummcr, and family, arrived in
our city the first of the week, from Ros-
burg, where they have been residing
during the winter. We are happy to
announce that the Doctor intends to re-
main with us permanently, which will be
most welcome news to his numerous
friends in this city and Linn county.
He will still continue as Superintendent
of the telegraph line. AS "wire work.
er" the Doctor has no superior on the
coast.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-At the solicitation
Of parties in this cits through the ac-
eommodsting agent of the P. T. Co., MIR.
John b. Monteith, the time for starting
on the Salem excursion has been changed.
Instead of leaving this city Sabbath after
noon at 2 o'clock, the steamer will leave
her wharf at precisely 4 o'clock on Mon
day morning, the Goth Instant This
although it necessitates early rising, will
meet the wishes of large proportion OF
those going to the Odd Fellows celebfa-
tion at Salem on that day. However, it
may be we'll enough for all to understand
that the steamer will start at O'Clock
sharp, and those who calculate on any
delay after that time will be disappointed
Tickets for the round trip will be 81 so,
to be had of the agent at the p. I. Co. s
Office
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LIBERALITY.-In conversation the
other day, some one suggested that as
Mr. Westfall, the gentleman whose leg
was broken in two places recently by a
kick from horse, was poor man with
family dependent on his labor for sup
port, something ought to be done to re-
lieve him from any embarrassment which
might result from long confinement to
his bed. Acting on the hint: Mr.. e. B..
Purdom started with a subscription pa
per, and soon had collected quite a little
sum for the reliet of the unfortunate
man. When the money was presented
by Mr.. Purdom, Mr.. Westfall was so
overcome with the unexpected kindness
-ahat he wept ike child. Such acts Of
1iberality speak loudly in favor of COM
4munity, snd are never forgotten by the
recipient.
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Notice..

1 n the u 8. Land Office at Oregon City,
Oregon To ROBERT CONSTABLE-You are
hereby notified that JAMES MILLER has enter
cd this Office the lot of section IL, lots 4, 5,
and Z, of section 13, T. 10 S. R. A W.; said entry
being in conflict with your pre-emption filing for
the fractional N E. of said section "a that our
decision allowing said entry was affirmed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office. under
date of January goth. 1869. and that you will be
allowed thirty days from service hereof in which
to take an appeal.
OWEN WADE, Register.
HENRY WARREN, Receiver.
March S, 1S69-m27n29
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MUrArIoN.-Our old hotelist and a
4'rich specimen" on general principles, J.
b. Sprenger, Esq, has removed to Port
Iand, having bought out the interest Of
Maj. Cook in the Cosmopolitan Hotel Of
that city. We are sorry to lose tie gen.
fai presence Of Jake, but are pleased to
know that he has "struck lie" SO soon.
The Cosmopolitan" will hereafter be
nader the management of Sewall &
Sprenger, two Of the most successful
hotelists on The Pacific slope. They un.
derstand how to keep hotel in the bes.
sense 81 the word.
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DEATH

DEATH.-Again has death made his
a.. earanoe in our community, and we
are compelled to chronicle the nlournful
intelligence of two deaths in one night
that of Mrs. Abbott, wife of the editor Of
the Democrat, and DR.. Whitson, living
in the vicinity of this city. Mrs. Abbott
had been lingering with the consumption
for months. She breathed her last on
Thursday morning. The funeral took
place on Friday. Mr.. Abbott and family
have the sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.
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NEW AaxNT.-Mr. William Thurman
is the new resident telegraphist in this
burg. He is good operatos besides be-
ing genial fellow.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-24

FIRE ENGINE-Our new FIRE engine
hasn't arrived. When it does we'll
chronicle the fact.
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RIvER.-The Willamette, whose vol
ume Was increased by the rainfall in the
fore part Of tho week, is now slowly re.
ned;n1.
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"anted Z

Produce
Bought at Portland Prices
Having made arrangements with parties in
San Francisco. will be able to pay Portland
prices, the coming season. for all kinds of Produce,
only deductng freight from this point to Portland,
which is only SIS per ton. Bring along your Pro-
duce, and will buy it and pay you in cash or
trade. r. CuEADLE.
February 90, 1s6o-24m3
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REMovED.-The telegraph Office has
Aaen removed to Hiltabidel & Co.'S store.
First street ~ ..-~-
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HAIL SroRM.-A heavy hail storm
descended in this vicings on Wednes-
day evening.
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STRAWRERRIEs.-N fresh strawber-
ries have made their appearance in our
market as yet.
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AN ADDITIONAL TEAcuER.-The at
tendance at the District School in this
city is so large that an additional teach
cr is required. aud the Directors have
selected Miss Annie Smith as such addi-
tional teacher. The selection is good
one. The new teacher enters upon her
duties on Monday. With such a corps
of teachers in our public school, parents
can look for the rapid advancement OF
their children in useful knowledge.
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SOMEBODY SoLD.-A local item in the
Cnionist informs US that the Capital En-
CINE Company, of Salem, had received
and accepted challenge from Albany
Engine Company. to try the merits OF
their respective machines. The Foreman
wishes US to say that the officers and
members of the Albany Fire Company
have never sent challenge nor author
lied any one else to challenge the Salem
Fire Company, or any other company In
their name, for the simple reason that
they have no engine as yet, and grave
doubts as to their having one soon are
entertained When the Company are
in possession of an engine, and have had
some drill in its use, a challenge might
be sent or accepted with some show oi
propriety. At present our boys are not
on it.
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Dry Goods and Groceries,
which will be offered ut
PORTLAND PRIC ES.
with freight added. q pme right along with your
Cash and Produce!
and get bargains while they going cheap.
Persons requiring
Iron and Steel, Wagon Seat Springs,
ThimbIe-Skain Boxes, SC,
can procure them at my store. cheap.
RAPHAEL CHEADLE
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BUTTER.-Mr. Il. w. Pike, who we
spoke of some time since as intending to
go into the dairy business, has got fairly
to work, and is now making superior
article of butter for table use. A speci-
men of butter from his dairy, left at our
Office, is as nice, yellow, solid, sweet but
ter as we ever saw in any country. Mr..
Pike is at present making seventy pounds
of this kind of butter each week, and
will increase the amount as rapidly as
the demand requires. People who want
good butter can get it of Mr.. Pike.
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PERsoNAL.-Maj. Cook, late of the
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Portland, called on
US Monday. The Major is one of the
handsomest men in Portland, and caused
many an while here.
DIR. Alexander started East on the
first of the week. We wish him pleas.
ant trip and safe return.
Messrs. DO. Nixon and Mr.. Mont
gomery left for White Pine, on same
date. May good fortune attend them.
DR.. D. B. Rice and Willie were in
town Wednesday.
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FRosr.-Evidcnces of big white
frost could be observed everywhere on
Thursday morning. Ice was formed
four inches (sct up endwisel in lengthi-
tude, Wednesday night.
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Photographers!
II "A x e NOTICE !
For Sale.
HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS!

I'm this city, q good new dwelling VITA n tie
4 necessary optbni4dings, and four lots. about
twenty minutes walk from the steamboatland
For particulars inquire At the Once Of the p.
T. Compsuy,ofs 7. .. MoETEITH.
sAibasay JanuaYy 80. 1e6e-2l
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S. S. MAYDAY PIcN1c.-We are re-
quested to state that those intending to
go to the Sunday School Picnic on next
Saturday should be at Hackleman's grove
by ten o'clock A. NJ. At that hour a
short address will be deliverd for the
benefit Of the children, after which they
will be at liberty to choose their own
mode of passing the time. Mr.. Fox, it
is understood, will take the swing out to
the grove for the amusement of the little
ones. It is expected that those who
want refreshments will bring them-come
provided to ''eat themselves" Should
the weather prove favorable, happy
time may be expected for the young
folks.
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NIOTICE.-All persons receiving their mai
~ at the Post Office at Lebanon, are hereby
notified that the Office will be kept open an houl
after the arrival of the mail Sundays, aftel
which it will be closed for the day. The ofic.
will not be open until the mail arrives.
S. III. CLAUGHTON, p. M.
January 8, 1S69-ISm1
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No Improvement noted In tho Eastern or Cali
fornia markets. Grain quiet.
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NEW TO-DAY.
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POLICE EELlIsEyJs.

FdLsE PRETENcEs.-A young man giving his name
as William F. Leonard was committed by Justice
Mansfield at the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
DAY, on Il charge of swindlmg one George Gedney,
OF 80 Last Fourth street. by the Old dodge OF engag
liz The complainant az .'parlnern and obtaining
$500 for his interest in the business.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-0filcer Markle, Of
the Ninth precinct, yesterday afternoon arraigned
young man named Thomas Brownin before Justice
Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, upon complaint OF
Jonn X. Liley, OF 1873 Jane street. charged. IN COM
pany with an accomplish who Is stu at large, with
attacking and robDng him OF a watch, chain and
wallet, valued at 500, while passing through Wash
ington- street. near Eleventh. on Saturday night.
Brownin denied the charge but was committed In
default OF 81, 600 bail to answer.
ROBBERY WITH VIoLENcE.-Yesterday afternoon,
at the Tombs Police Court, before Judge Hogan,
julius Guttern and Alexander Gerard were arragned
on q charge by boy named Henry Haurrey. The
two defendants are Frenchmen, and, with Haurrey
who IS about seventeen years OF age had landed on
saturday IN New York, and were boarding together
at NO. 10 Duane street, and sleeping IN the
same room. Yesterday morning, as al
legged, bon these men attacked the boy
While IN bed. threatening that II he
did not confess that he had robbed the captain or
the vessel they would murder him. They charged
him with taxing gold twenty franc piece and four
hai.- iO!lar silver pieces. Under the influence OF
their threats he made the desired confession. They
then took IRON him the god and silver coin, which
they knew he had in his possession. In default VI
sl,0gJ Dl they were held to answer.
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year. X
BOARD OF ExcIsE-This Board met YESTERDAY and
decided to grant licenses to sixty.four dealers in
this city and 70 thirty.one IN Brooklyn.
THE CRoToS WATER.-Since the recent heavy
rains the water in the reservoirs has increased so
much that yesterday az the reservoir In the PARK II,
was some SIX inches higher than on Saturday last.
THE PAYMENT OF TAXES The books for the pay.
ment OF taxes on personal property VIII be opened
at the Tax once at twelve O'Clock noon to-day. The
books for the payment OF taxes on bank property
Will be opened on Monday next lltn INST.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Flynn was yesterday
called TO hold an inquest al No. 81 Mulberry street
on the body OF Mary Connolly, woman forty eight
years OF age and native OF ireland, who died sud.
denly at eight O'Clock A. M.
THE MoRGUs-Tne body Of an unknown man,
about forty years Of age i've feet nine inches HIGH
and having brown hair and sandy mustache. was
brought to the Morgue yesterday from Governors
Island. Deceased had on black cloth pants, plaid
nannel shirt white cotton undershjrt and white
cotton socks. The body was too much decomposed
TO be placed IN the MorRue.
FATAL FALL FROM WINDOW. -Yesterday morn.
ing Mr.. Henry Robes, German, thlrty-one years OF
age, while employed in repairing o window on the
third floor OF premises No. 90 Thompson street, lost
hia balance and fell TO an awning below, from which
ne rolled to the pavement thus receiving such inter-
nal injuries that death ensued IN iii nour or TWO
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The EARTHQUAKES on the Con,t.

Lima (sept 18) correspondence Panama Star.
III ID not TOO much to say that the news received
from the southern provinces has caused the utmost
CONSERVATION. few hours after the arrival OF the
informed the already sufficiently susceptible people
OF more strong earthquakes the days Of the 20th
2lst and oath. On this latter day the shocks are
represented as something frlghtful, Knocking
down walls ana houses, but fortunately innIct.
ing no losst OF human life. The worst move
ment fo the vertical kind took place about ten
utes past one. At lquique and africa the receded
with fearful velocity carrying with II lot OF boats
and returned afterwards six leet beyond Its usual
level. This was repeated several times and &c may
well be imagined that tho Inhabitants took TO their
heels without much loss OF time, In state border.
ing on frenzy. The few people that now live
In AFRICA are under tents, exposed TO all
the victsstudes OF the weather. business is
totaly paralyZed, and the town IL repre-
scented as being like city OF the dead. All
the goods IN the temporary custom house being
transferred 10 Tacna, where the earthquakes are
equally strong but where they are, AT all events,
protected rom being swamped away by monster
wave OIL the sea. In Iquique and Pisagua similar
uncomfortable state OF things prevail.
AT Arequipa, Puno, Cuzco, Moquegua In fact all
throughout the South the month oil August has been
the usner In OF unusually strong earthquakes and IL
Is not 10 be wondered at II people are Disposed To
believe that Fabs theory ia about TO prove true
Here In Lima and Callao we have not had any
severe Shocks but people nevertheless In a state
OF great ALARM owing TO the German Astronomers
ominous prophecies. Many families are leaving
the port and coming to Lima, while people In Lima
are In their turn emgratlng In large numbers 10
deal with business and it will DO quite a blessing
even to those not believing in the theory set up by
Falb, when all this suspense Ia over aud wa have
the next three weeks behind us.
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uMIfp STATES alasRAl,s OFFICE.

james Fisk, Jr., Served With n Capias-sanrp
Practice by the "Ad,nirai.o
Deputy Marshal Chrsty yesterday served James
Fisk Jr, with capras issued out Of the United
States Circuit Court in the suit for S2,6o00 600
brought by Brown against Fisk Gould for refusal
TO take gold purchased at 160 At the time OF the
service OF the process FISK standing IN front OF
his Opera House. After he had been done for FISK
asked the officer II he would like 10 serve any one
else, when he replied that ne would like TO serve
jay Could. At that Mr.. Fisk went Into the Erie
Railway ONCE, saying he would see whether MI.
Gould was inside, the officer or taking II for
grained that Fisk had volunteered 10 assist him IN
the performance Of his duties The oficer waited
long while for the return OF Fisk and continued TO
walt until 1t was perfectly apparent that that was
not the most convenient time IN which to serve his
paper ON Jay GOuid and then went away.
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NICARAGUA.
PROGRESS Of the Ifcyoluriou

Progress OF the Revolution.
The revolution in Nicaragua continued up TO latest
date Notwithstanding the efforts used by the sister
republics 10 bring about peace. On the 3oth OF
August fight occurred at the town OF Nargaroti
located about midway between Managua and Leon
Revolutionary accounts OF the engagement say that
General Medina, commanding the government
troops attacked the rebels with his entire force and
was completely routed with great loss in dead,
wounded and baggage, arms and munitions OF war.
ON the other hand the government commander,
General Medina, treats the AFFAIR rs a very trling
matter, and says the light ceased solely on account
OF severe storm taking place and preventing fur
ther nghtlng The revolution seems TO be rapidly
approaching crisis and 1t Is likely the steamer due
here the sst inst Will bring some definite intelligence
as TO what ID gong on AT present the reports from
the two sides are conflicting Is utterly npossl.
bic to form correct idea OF the real state OF Affairs
Inc Revolutionary party certainly seems to be gam
Ing ground The governments OF Salvador and Qua
temala observe strict neutrality In the contest
though they are making efforts in favor OF peace
Ihat OF Honduras seems more partial to the estab-
llshed government OF General GuZnan.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER T. 869TRPLE SHEET

afterwards. Coroner Rollins was subsequently notf-
ned TO hold an inquest the body Deceased leaves
widow and two children.
BRILLIANT MErEoR.-At twenty-five minutes
after two O'Clock yesterday "wednesday morning,
a large meteor OF a bright orange red color appa-
renty equal In size to the planet Mars when nearest
the eartn suddenly made its appearance In the
nOrnnortneast about eight degrees soutl-soutnwest
OIL Beta ura9, Merach, one OF the pointers OF The
Dtpper. IL moved nearly eastnortheast, over All
arc OF ten Degrees directly towards Gamma urse.
or fhao. OF the same constellation. Ieriod OF WEI
bllity, two seconds.
FIRE IN HAELEM.-About two O'Clock yesterday
Ere broke out in the frame building In Second ave
nue. between losth and 109th streets, which was
unoccupied and owned by Joseph Marshall 10 was
INSURED Tor 81 900 and was almost total loss. Inc
nre extended TO the two adjoining houses, owned by
Aoaiil herman aud occupied by Mr.. Bucklen ana
MIS- Pollock, who each suffered q loss OF 500. The
bandhgs were damaged $1,000 and were insured ior
$500 each.
DEATH FROM SUPPOSED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
schrmer was yesterday called to hold an inquest at
No. Is Greenwich street on the remains OF Mrs.
Pauline Miller, who died three days after her con-
nnement. There were rumors aloat that de-
ceased had been improperly treated during
not appear to be the fact. Deputy
Coroner Cnshman made post mortem examination
TO state positively the cause Of death. The inqui-
stion VIII be concluded to-day Deceased was
thIrty-three years OF age and native OF England
BOUND FOR HAYTI-The City or Port au Prince,
which sailed yesterday Tor Port au Prince, among
otEer passengers TOOK the following:-Mrs Bassett,
VIE Of United StaIes Minister Bassett TO Hayti and
three children, TO Join Mr. Bassett at that places Mr.
Hoparth, clerk 10 Mr. Bassett, who came up here 10
the french war steamer Deshe from Port al Prince
with private dispatches from MIR. Bassett 10
the government ut Washington; Lieutenants Hall,
Calvert Trees and Rodgers; Engineers Mcintosh
and Barowe; Jones, gunner, and crew Of forty
two men, for service IN the Hayden navy. These
officers, holding commissions from Sanave, were
formerly IN the United States service, and have been
dong duty on board the steamer Algonquin, IN the
harbOr but have been ordered to leave TO join SAL
nayc's two war steamers, Alexandra Potion ana
Sanave, at Port au Prince for the purpose OF com
mencing operations against the TWO rebel steamers,
quaker city ana Florida.
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GUAT EMALA.

Cruxss Revolution squeiched-rnyinr on the
Uebt--Prospeetive Trade Operations.
The troubles consequent on the attempted revoIu-
ton headed by Serapio Cruz had compl etely sub.
sided, and that chief and some Of his followers had
taken refuge in the mountains Sierra Madre. The
government had declared general amnesty to ell
who had taken part in the rebellion on very favor
able terms. Silas A. Hudson, United Sates Minister
TO this republic, vice General Warren, had presented
his credentials and was received by the President
The government continued paying or its debts out
OF the loan recently raised In England, and the Gus
tom House revenue which was pledged for the liqul-
dation OF these liabilities Is nearly free from
burden. An effort Is beng made 10 open up inter-
course and business between New Orleans, La, and
Livingston, Guatemala, and a contract had been
entered into for a little steamer named the Trade
Wind TO commence the service, for which annual
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common PLeAs-SPEClAL TERN.

Jose Partagas Is. franE J. TosAhGnl ana
0uers.-Ths ia an action brought by Jose Partagas,
OF Havana, the manufacturer OF the Partagas cigar
against the defendants, TO recover damages for In
lringement OF trade mark. IL appears that the de-
PENDANTS are making and selling cigars similar IN
shape TO the plaintiffs, and put up In boxes labelled
and branded with the PLAINTIFFS brand and labels
and the deieadants, Tinkham, Scott X Co., hold
themselves out 10 the puDIic as beng agents OF
" Delmone, Partagas Con- 1he plalntn Claims
that no such firm exists. On motion OF Barretts Il
Redleld, perpetual injunction was granted,
enJonng the defendants frsm manufacturing or
selling such cigars and from using The name or
" UelinUnte, Parta2as " co.,
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COLOMBIA.

Political Annirs-A Base Plot-C0nspiracy 10
Destroy tho City-Arrival of the American
Minister-The Darien Canal.
PANAMA, Sept 49, 1862
The American steamer Salvador. from the Central
American coast arrived In this port on the morning
OF the 18TH inst with later dates from the Central
American republics The news is not OF special In
terest.
Political matters have queted down wonderfully
here within the past TWO weeks, and now not so
much as a whisper OF revolution is heard. The
prompt action OF the Executive in arresting on the
18th inst. nine OF the leaders In the contemplated
conspiracy to overthrow the government has had q
most sanitary effect and all is now peace and quiet
ness. or the nine placed under arrest eight
remain In confinement. One, Mr.. Juan Antonio
Diez, was Get at liberty week ago. The author
Tues are actively engaged III investigating the