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Aha AIfaH .f|u uf sati tuHrnsHfr NJ q Haze.
O. De- hFfrbt Appointed sgTrf o. receive arI exp.It
ssid assessment Accufdils 20 it~.
Aud uIpu lfIrtar- Ara-it tDf Great 100 esllr.f.
tif SON ~ 1r~ H1rf--d a-I Sea d1itafs sri fi,,t.
stsht cents ~ bf a.Fsssea t- f1sts.r sa.
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Administrative Sale.

DN s,,iU~ 4 bo~a-- iruss b, J~,se e Ffp.
ID l4tr rf - Ntfd ',-t-tt,. o'tat,,-.i tho th,td
I"e-l.N a! prCrlr-t, \ n l>s,S I 49, Ell q
70 .'te fu-ttna Ii the Lfs r-..s.,rer "a Wa "
bcf.ln. i'lc 81 HaU srd, sir'r,,c-'. Msnta,
thr l.t 30, II f,hru4t.. \ II l~6s. ~ IL a'elk
thC a.srt,0 ~ tte tl.bt. tt,., a4d uIrf.st tS~
sat' Nm W B.useu hst a the .,.h~ ct h,s ar
craze, tsd to M ioSsrstc.i arr .. f., alra Be-
r-id~i ID BE- .ssu' ct b.. jr,r..-- vrl 40 So a.
- .aui thtrT hurt ss srt-.. u..fh ia. ta .ris a'
~hsch zp.-t uos,. ispa. wttaio our iuti~ ~ the
s1aitDn al The - L,Ji Csu,tsi Raj a.t, .S lsrt
for Craur- NAEl : BENSON.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OhT0Rp, 49, r,sist, C..1asni ,s,p-.-r-' Court
ncecsn'cr AaIoostsd Ten. \. u. isss.
TUE Csurts Csrn-,,..ion~rs 81 .a,J Csoaiy.
i having sr.t, IN the rs,,a,h II s~J.s.ul-,. \. u
lsSs. made actual 40 Isstsoa OF all toanty
Roads lsca 81 N tho s~,trai pa,sorl-araird Tvvh
shi,.- AMI tracts II Lsnd ~ s4,d Cys,uiy 70 COTE.
place With ~ Stsfsfr iu ssch case provided
DID iherrtTser maxi ialsstr Of he
ns~d.t 10 30 .ssi t,-sis IN repair - that they
shsN be -af- aai ers-cpi-rs, ST. psl.he ir,s,t.
~htch ~.t,fnats - ~ Eiilo~s, a.
Evf thc r-Jtair Of The Cousstt Road - An
sA,s~r Wet Sufriss niu~it saiisrs. ese o.
IL An.'ar-r Nusth eSsPks, t~o huRirvd
,lsri d..ll.r. .~v.s,, -a,,.. c.ai.. 2co -
L. 4 ~urIiit@ ss,-ca- J. Gta~tN -tkrs- dol. al o.
- t. n.hip 10 s. Rang- I .rvcHiy iavr
.,..li,,. Ir,,t, 6,s ers''-, "a IS
IL - s-hip y. J. Rage ?. ssvspiy four
'..lLrs "a c~uts, - o.
l. Fusl.1sT Nch'.m, Grsos On hupirc,I
Anll~ 1alsr. ,huu ,,shl rrau. I02 -
Aat aa~ oa tA~ tvrnt, ssafh IA, 4 Dvcsasi-r
u isss I, - Ovj-rci. IA, b. ft~goi1s
~ sirrrs ~ MI ~ NJ ~, srs srvrtsi.
y st.f.s~. ui.-n sstJ rpra.h,p. sod i,.r,s 81
hnd, 80 Jhs 7s~ps.e siorrsa'a, asd srpa'is- a-c4
4. f,iisws.
Ui-,a A-S~rrr W. SsrTs4s - nasi~,i TO 80.
t.tu ta''ssHi isi tous hs- fe,i s>rtls,Sv
~ ~sirr tnf t.a.is fr.~,,~d So r--irsr a.~. tho
s1ra 81 tlritsrs s.s.sst. i~rsar ~ thr
rate o( on- anl haH rr-t trr scrv ths u~nrt
81 uhrh trart -, 'utbs Noff-ess ta~ts, uuk s,~u.
o. ~'ivaas,, r,-' ~ 49, vrr, ~ sa,d Casia,, o.
a-fr', hIf--intrs goat Co AT stp~as s.si
-cr,-s.ia.cc ~ith The st4fatr rase
prs,,,s~J. tI-sa nao.st Nosth ~utt.ias si,ual-
ird SO saa.1ts thas..sui hvr har,r--i aas m,
zs-r, ,Ncinsire ~ ~atsf aSi ts~'s reserved So
pstlrc u,,. lAs ssa, - isa hundred -, Hsf, anI
sr,sDl assr-.s-i - 49, Pcs i..s~ aisfs.
.a'd. aai The '.ns - .p7s,r'ssaod a. asbo-,. so
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u BANKrUPTCT

~ BANKEUFrCT
pifirsCs e NAL, .s---sf Psii. th- - ~, 81
lfrt.ui~4. ~ I-.s
D. thc nl,iIsr at Dau,-i & M,fsn. b.. ktsut
) b %" i-rstsnoi herri's kfve. a.iirs oi h,s a..
l-'iH 'n"nt o. A-sisncs 81 AZ estair e bssssi I
h~trh. ~ I-sts. 90 lle Carp.s ui usE..a s...
s'sie ~ Aassr v'thih sasd D.-trirt, uha Hr.
,~'a 'dla'srt ilnafp.t op-iH his own petit4 Ca,
., 'hc btst''ci COAT 81 .-,id D,.tttct
bLp. \. " lLSDN Asstrn~S.
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Sears" writing 10 the Lewiston Jour
nal from Winthrop, where he lives. says
Wood lots have been we'll preserved.
There is much beautiful second grosth
wood-ths former growth having most y
disappeared beneath the stroke Of the cord
wood chopper. Where the oil wool is IA
ken of young wool 10 allowed TO succeed,
as there i an incrcssin. demand for wood
at the villages Wood Tor the past six
years has been from ) to dollars for cord
wood. aud or 2 tor stove wool |, is
doubtful whether. with all the care OF far.
mcrs in preserving and protesting their
wood lots, the market can, in the future.
be supplied. Winthrop village has con.
sumsd some $500 cord, per annpm; iarm-
ers and others some 1000 cords. Hence il
wood grew one cord par aer, a year, one
'hrd OF the Ian IN town is required TO
supply the demand.
Farmers usually fence I cir wood lots
and do not tain them ont. THIS Is deemed
economy. a the ,hinnin: would disturb
the hAbits OF the lrecs by letting in tao
wind and sHa l. - best 10 let ma, ute do
the trimming. and let the more leaves and
dead wood return to mulch the ,oiI.
There are meadows in town which are, or
can be, easily flowed. ofsriu- grea, in
ducemcnt Tor cranberry cultivation. \
thousand dollar, invested IN cianbvrry cul-
ture veald give net prod, OF $1,000 per
wear. -Four hundred bushels par acre i- a
fair crop. and cranbcrrIes arr - per bash
el. But few rranb~rries are grown in town.
Sbould not farmers Who have suitable n,ei-
dow- b- hooking after their Interests Blu,
cranberry, ike orchard culture, IS slow
business. Il i, ,o1 long TO wait rStsrn
for an Investment.
Our farmers have OF lsis con.iderci the
great convenience AL Pro6t OF Vegetable
Gardens Many Of them have lcsraed
thar garden of only one fourth OF an acre
will give their isnily bali good ~holCsons
living for Ihrs, or ioar months Ees-,ahl.
living is more plla,abio aud healthy than
poik anil potatoes. II one happens - have
PORK. MaRy farmers coasiier vegetable
garden urcessary aPPeudasv to fa,m
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farmers department.
SIZED rHxrLow.

Alllhe 1rtr md scteoces pertaining 10 iie, n'r
elosel, linked together, aud sre Intimately ern
eected .,itA An lcniture.--A oRicoLA-
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4 80 ~,'v.sss Pn.ff e tn'.vrt o. All Coan;, q.
b,t'lS spp'in.ei as~nt 20 receive ssi ~sp~aa 10.
,s acr,.riisnos ~ra tAs siatut~ IN 49,
elss TF-vt.sl
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dissolution Of Coparfnership.

Office 10 h-r,is s'vr7 that that ,he part
- D1si.'p liel sDl-'.I,as i~fs~~n g, ..n
Rove N'UtoH 6t0s~r and Lsuts \. 80 i-srn q
thr ..f' ft-s..srl, 81 i|r triltts ta TO- so.
N'Wias G.s'sr A. l~ias fts~ Go the ...4 pant
%. i-up ar 60 H. f-lid. aaI ihase Sol, ,.rn he
..'H.s Hi.' 'r.ra, ,hr stufr 90 the lave hrsn
brihr', i1 60, 'uu Ru~r. shrrr a. iostaess y DO
bc contiHast antet ,bs tftu st G. i.aWG& Co
tENiDN ROWE
MN roy GROVER
LEH - A. SANBBKN
B.tLcl. J'o. !. 1859 -
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C"HN frELp> or rTE Omar WEST A
GentiemAa w'iiins ron Illinois - friend
IN Boston says
While out hlnlu.. two weeks ago |
was IN SOM corn fields winch belonged to
mau named Sullivan. lie probably owns
more and than any farmer IN the STATE
liz Is ih~ proprietor Ola to Enslip,. each
'ix miles SQUARE This year b. be, tvsn'y
five thousand acres Of corn. This seem.
hse hE story. but ,; Is nevertheless true.
Il vas ju-' .hr easiest thing 10 10. world to
get lost in his cornhrlI I"ray-l into one
field and walked four and hall mile. DO
fore came 20 toe snd Of tie row Of corn
which followed
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CELEBRATED PERFECTED
SPECTiCES,

Naica have irva sNt~rttv.lF n'rf ir tAc S-s Fng
lahd State ~ pss' rEb yrsFs srf - ~hich they
Slain Tee shsist tlas.d ads zstsE~s iote IN
rrftuarA ace. tNr prot a wftch - Ia
ta.tF snftv gncr~s-tnE busltcss daring r~sl.
dvues go lisrfIerd g yrafs
80 rf.kt frusn the t--rfsrt ranstrzrtion 81 ,hc
lsnsre ia~y asstsi ard Trrssrsr ie 81 at. FvndrrrE
irr4nsut ChaEr-es auus cfs-sfr.
"a Thzi ihry CON ~ bsti.isnrs sd di4tih~tnrss
- rtstn~ ~ifh ~ aatouut rase snd comfort not
hithsfir sr3arvsi b. sg-efscs. ggagcgs.
- Thai 20 tustsftzi ftuta uhiri She Lenses Hs
Frrnf 10 manufactured spriali, for optic psfp-ssss
aud - paw. hard aaa hstiuaut and not Liable 10
erclEar scfEkctssi.
.tl Tat nc frzu~. In hlrh they nrvsst whether
gold silver or sts-i. q st- aUsss quality and
hnisf, sbd gzsfaatscs' perfect in ever, r.sprc;-
thrr aFc Ia cnir sf-ci aess tina pc veil
"a ss-tsi ihr siEht- And cnvsF pet. trcaas. the
lrft s.Ha.' iastius usns ysaFs " iibuzt change
b<thg E.crtsarF
Ss-pus 81 ti-r Ftrra viii ti.it Norway at the
>trTr - frir NEruf. rsstv ifr mouths for ;hr par
its~ 90 suites trss havinr dtCrTent .ghis whru aEy
- rtarfs s,i ~ thsis Asras d4FtaE the iat~rvs
-ii D. ssehAsETa ifr- O; eAa'Es u n9s progeny
ANY NrtoY 80 rEpLNEs
Apfu p. 49,. ~
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M tHt~H~ . Goes Of salJ FrysburE hrtss7Ir
hFani b. h,frff HfTutrf-d SCENT tn receive rnd =
F~fHi fai1 .s..s Trirnf serf.ryiiaE % as
Aufr WW kINEAIt clerk
'N prn ss t.tfs'. Of8-r g1aaty Comm ...Isstrs.
'.a-' js.aafI 5.1. Iss.
trst COZ 1iis-t W. klWBALL. Csn
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Mrs. BelCher's Cure

~ y -'"|I|I- " ~ N " ~.
4 Ills feusrit made ..yta sr lI.if1 tesip. O.. en-
u.sI, vegetable. ta.' rl.-. ull.l,ii = sp.,..t.ts
t's,a.srs fnrt.rf iu.rnrt.ar -, .u rec, I.t Cd
sr- is,ieh Der. RIo...,.r. Nt.... 90 Mr. l. NJ
c.ut-I. N.ih I-t N.. WaH..l Nx.at- t....
q. G.pavta \ Go Ha.f.- Nas... B~ru-. Bifs..
5 O. q rtrA Row y. % 70 us,. Fsrt
l,a' NJ I.I 80 90, Dc. ..f. ,y,I,uLtf,.
- !. 1859 So
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500 Will Buy

4 GOOD F'lR oF ROSE WHEELS
- Fr''os lr,a ~Hi~.. Craat. GsIz,.4. and
'' ihe Tear l~ ~ B. an I-Dg~a $40 Nil
Adife.s B1r l25, so.,th Far,.
fsris, Dee p Re-
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OvERCOiTS BUSINESS SUITS.
CATARRH.
DR. Dubois Great European
CA ia X Ri REMEDY.

warranted o. Cure that LoafhsDBis Disrr.s.
ffiAENH isa disease Htti- urdrrstssf D. Ply.
'irsIst u fart mauy az thsfr 90 car, fos Be- tt
.an - Eli 'Tafff Cd hrF.nE ben rHfirr'F rurf
br asiHs NH. 90 Wpi~ CAT NEEH CgbMppr NJ.
iaftruts Vi i go have 60 ullft tnan ous 90 to-
have been rarrH
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LIFE INSURANCE
A Savings Institution
i HE STANDARD
Life Insurance Co..

40 POP BHJIDW4y. y. J.
HENRY VI ELLIOT. rrr..I,n,.
JAMES l.. DAWES. Se-rr,ar,
rTUsrEts.
Hon =. u Haf.4u. g. : senator
llon G.'. ppt,ke t,fr M4,rr OF Nes Sprk Csc,
Hoo iisniitrr F..h l,r : .ra otorrrn..r
~ Nrp No,k. ,ri other.
fh,s tnnillD, he. i...I OK tntr-d ,.itb . view
@. 'N'~nfing ever, atvtatag, 60 the iosur,d ~bieh
umo en- 3 Ancr'r'r. have proven i1 o. ju.. auI
.,r. d sa
MuTUAl. COMPANY PURELY.
AHa all rs Prehfs ga 10 the Insured.
ANrl TO faii Aa,.as. g., aiilu. bs,, Teen poo.
.5..ttH- o.. of Geo i.e J.iis.f..l.
Iu.s- - a' ere u.,u- e., pay 5. tf', uf galrief
u gr.n nu- n' as."-ft th.ir 'aratug- ulauiAk
~"h .i'~ 'n'Hps', 80 yu~ui Da iii- iasu'.
41or r.rrt
Agents & Canvassers Wanted
II ever, &c, ana T.so 10 M,,ae To- ~hom ia..r
rl.au,ts.iaus = D.. o.. aI...,-a. A#rr..
H. F. HOWARD, State Agent.
DINFIELD. MI.
prSh-il. -, {. l-6- 30
NOTICE.
W 3 hay- so E1tra NJ aud No. 2
w Poe ShinElcs, ar s,L Lw
ROW p, GROVER & co.
Bethel. r.. 10. 1865
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OITnRp, 50. 49, C,.srsi, Css,,ai ,.,o-.~r-' Courl
pcocsn'cr taJsortsd Tenn. \. u. isss.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

City CouNcIL-Met Thursday eve
ming, April 9Th, 1869. Present, Coun-
cilmen Nixon, Marshal, Comley and
Hackleman. The Mayor being absent,
the Recorder presided. Minutes of last
meeting read and approved.
The Treasurer presented his quarterly
report, which was adopted.
The Treasurer presented a bill OF
$50 20, for percentage on money re-
ceived and paid out, which was allowed.
The Recorder presented bill of S47,
for services as Recorder during the last
quarter, which was allowed.
Geo. Patterson presented a bill of Sl1,
for putting down cross-walk, which was
allowed
\ petition was received, signed by N.
Price, Peter Schlosser, G.. Ii. Bartges,
and others, asking the Council to order
Second street graveled twenty Feet wide
in the center, and, on motion, it was
ordered that the property holders on
Second street be required to gravel said
Second street ten feet wide (comme ncing
at the ccnter), four inches deep, in front
of their respective property, and that
said graveling be completed by the 18th
day Of June, 1869.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Marshal have the necessary grading done
on Second street, from the west side OF
| Mill street to where the county road in
tersects said Second street, and alse
make the necessary repairs of cross
walks on said Second street
On motion, Councilmen Hackleman
Comley aud Marshal were appointed /:
Committee to arrange some appropriate
ceremonies for receiving the fire engine
when it shall appear.
Councilman Hackleman read q serie!
of ordinances concerning the Fire De
partmcnt. which were laid on the table
On motion adjourned.
L. w. DOOLITTLE, Rec.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

BRICK MAKING MACHINE. = Mr..
John S. McCallister has Invented a ma
chine for making brick, model of which
we had the pleasure of examining. 1t is
very simple affair, and the only wonder
IS when one examines it, why it has not
been dropped on" before now. Mr..
McCallister owns a brick yard just in the
edge of this city, on the bank of the
Willamette river, and last season, with a
machine somewhat similar to the model
spoken of above, nodded $4,000 as good
brick as we have seen in the State. He
says, if properly manned, the machine as
now constructed will make %, 1000 brick
per day, and they will be superior to any
heretofore manufactured. The beauty oi
the Excelsior as he styles the inyen
tion, is its simplicity, rendering its
management and repairing, should any
be needed, possible to the dullest com
prehension It is valuable labor saving
machine, and We hope the proprietor viii
"realize handsomely.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

LEG BRoKEN-On Thursday after
noon Mr.. f. NJ Westfall met with a
dangerous and painful accident. lie
was engaged III loading lumber on to his
dray at Comley's mill, when the animal
attached to the dray started to run. In
attempting to stop the animal Mr.. West
fall became entangled with the lines
and received kick On the right leg and
hip, which knocked him down, the dray
passing over him. The leg is broken in
two places, about four inches apart, and
is dangerous as well as painful wound
Drs. Tate and Alexander rendered I'M
mediate surgical aid, and Mr.. Westfall
at last accounts, was resting easy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

PLowING MATcH.-A pIowing Match
will come off on the grounds of the Linn
County Agricultural Association, on Sat
.urday, April Gath, at 2 o'clock P. NJ
The Association offers two premiums, ten
and five dollars, and invites competition
from any county in the State. There
will doubtess be lively competition be-
tween the gang-plow men, and some
good work will be executed. Those who
attend will have a good chance to sec
tested the various excellencies of the
plows in competition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

SCHOOL ELECTION. The election
held in this city, on Monday, at tho
District Schoolhouse, for School District
No. 5, for one Director and Clerk, re-
suited in the election of John Conner
Esq, as Director, to serve for three
years, and A. N. Arnold, Esq, Clerk
The contest was close, Mr.. Arnold having
but two majority. The proposed tax o.
$500, to be levied on the District fo,
the purpose of repairing the Schoolhousc
ETC., was voted down. The amount ha:
or will be raised by subscription.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

PUBLIC DocUMENTs.-We are again
favored with public documents through
the kindness of Hon. Henry w. Corbet:
Senator Corbett's speech in relation to
the public debt and currency, made in
the Senate, February 11th, is an able
and exhaustive effort, and we regret that
our limited space precludes its publica-
tion
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

DISTRICT ScuooL.-The Directors of
School District No. have appointed Mr..
Thos. J. Taylor as teacher for the ensuing
year. School will open On Monday
morning. Miss Newman, We believe, is
to be Mr.. Taylor's assistant. Both the
lady and gentleman have a high reputa-
ton as teachers
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

OvERHAULED-The old Delmonico
restaurant building has been purchased
by Mr.. Murray, and is being overhauled,
repaired and additions made, preparatory
to being used as hotel by that gen.
tleman.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

U. s. MARsHAL.-A late telegram is
to tho effect that Thos. G. Young has
received the appointment of United States
Marshal for the District of Oregon.
Tom is an old fireman, late Chief of the
Fire Department, Portland.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10
RAILROAD MArrERs.-The Directors

RAILROAD MATrERs.-The Directors
of tho Oregon Central Railroad (east
side) held meeting at Salem the pres
ent week. Five more Directors were
added to the Board. An election for
officers to serve during the ensuing wear
resulted as follows: Col I. r. Moores,
President; Greenbury Smith, Vice
President; Geo. E. Cole, Secretary
Hon. E. N. Cooke, Treasurer. The
contractor, Ben. Holiday, was present,
and declared his unfaltering determina-
ton to build the road He stated that
there was no railroad iron obtainable in
the country, and that all the manufac-
tories were engaged with orders four
months ahead. There was railroad iron
enough on its way from Liverpool to
build thirty miles of road, and he had
offered an advance of eight dollars per
ton for it, but as yet was not sure of its
obtainance. The general feeling seemed
to be that prospects were fattcring for
an early completion of at least portion
of the road. As to the railroad coming
to Albany, the resolution passed at a
previous meeting of the Board, and pub
lished in this paper at the time, still re-
mains in full lorcc, and majority of the
Board, it is understood favor the propo-
sition; and all that remains for those
interested in the matter in this city, is to
see to it that the $4,000 is forthcoming.
This sum of thirty thousand dollars is a
very small matter in comparison with the
| benefits that will accrue to Albany and
her citizens in the completion of rail
road through her borders. With the
certainty Of railroad, Albany would
double her population in a few months,
business would again resume its wonted
briskness, aud the check which our city
has received through uncertainties, .
would be changed to glorious realization
in future Of progression and prosperity
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

THE McAFEE TRIAL-The trial of
DR.. McAfee, in the Marion County Cir
cult Court, on charge of homicide, con-
menced on Monday, and at latest ac-
counts was still progressing. The Union
ist is publishing the testimony in the
case in full
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
The quarterly examination will occur on
Friday, the 10th lust, and literary ex-
hibi,ion will be given by the students,
in the College Chapel, ON the evening of
the same day. The patrons of the school
and the public generally arc invited to
attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

NorIFIED.-Grant has notified Minis
ter Hale and Secretary Perry, at Madrid,
Spain, that their designations will bo re-
ceiyed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

Z. S. LAws.--Thc ALBANY REGIS
TER has been designated to publish the
Acts and Resolutions, Treaties, etc, pas
sed during the session of tho forty-frst
Congress.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-04-10

SABBATH SERvIcEs.-The Rev. T. j.
Wilson, late of Michigan, now of Salem,
will preach in the u. P. Church on to-
morrow at IL o'clock A. M.
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LIST OF LErrERs-Remaining in the
postofice at Scio uncalled for, April 1st
will be found in another place.
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Notice.

NOHECCs
D II the u 8. Land Office at Oregon City,
Oregon: To ROBERT CONSTABLE-You are
hereby notified that JAMES MILLER has enter
ed at this Office the lot of section H. lots A. S. 6
and /, of section 13. I. 10 S. R. W.; said entry
being in conflict with your e-emption filing for
the fractional n. e. of said section 81 that
decision allowing said entry affirmed by the
Commissioner of the General Land Office, under
date of January 10th. 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 5, 1869 m27n29
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EYES AND EARs-Dr. i. l.. Golden

EYES AND EARs.-Dr. i. l.. Golden
publishes card in this mornings issue
The Doctors reputation in this class of
diseases is frst-class, and those who have
had treatment at his hands in this city
uniformly speak in his praise. Several
stubborn cases have been entirely cured
by him. Persons afflicted with diseases
of the eyes or ears are referred to DR..
Golden for treatment
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DEcLrNEs.-It is reported that ex-
King Ferdinand positively declines the
crown of Spain.
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BRIEF MENTION meeting to-
night.
b. B. Club meets for practice at Al
o'clock this afternoon.
Splendid weather has prevailed during
the week.
District school commences on the 18th
inst.
Telegraph operator, Mr.. Wm. Rice,
left us on Friday Ills place is at pres
ent occupied by Mr.. Egbert Brown.
Mr.. John Irving is putting up a nice
picket fence around his new purchase on
Washington street.
Good butter commands fifty cents per
pound aud is scarce in this market at
that price.
From present appearances the wheat
crop Of Linn the present season will be
larger than that of last.
Many of our farmers are holding on
to their wheat, and declare they will
never sell until better prices obtain.
Fifty cents is the quotation here.
DIR. D. 3. Rice has removed from this
city to Salem, t. fill Professors Chair
in the medical department of the William
-ette University.
Mr. j. III. Foster has been elected to q
seat in the Board of Directors of the O.
c. Railroad (cast side,) and will look
after the interests of Albany in the mat
ter of railroads.
F. w. Folsom, the gcntlemanly inter
nal revenue collector for the 5th district
of Oregon, visited our city during the
forepart of the week. He intends visit
ing us again in about month. Uncle
Sam has no better or more faithful officer
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For Sale.
HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS!

TN this city, good new dwelling VITA Il tie
necessary outbuildings, and four lots. about
twenty minutes walk from the steamboatlanding.
For particulars inquire at the ofice of the P.
T. Company, of j. B. MoNTEITH.
Albany, January 80, 1s6o-21
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nR GOLDEN rs SON OF THE NOTED
~ Old Opthalmic Doctor, S. c. Golden.
DIR. GOLDEN has had experience in treating
the various diseases to which the eye and ear are
subject, and feels confident of giving entire salts
faction to those who may place themselves under
his care.
Albany, April 10, 1s69-31y
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NIOTICE.-An persons receiving their mail
~ at the Post Office ut Lebanon, hereby
notified that the Office will be kept open hour
after the arrival of the mail Sundays, after
which it will be closed for the day. The Office
will not be open until the mail arrives.
S. II. CLAUGHTON, P. NJ.
January 0, 1S69-1Sm1
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"a A- II I& ~ Il ~ II .
VNHE UNDERSIGNED LIVING IN NORTH
Brownsville, have for sale or rent o
Photograph Gallery!
with all that pertains TO Gallery of ordinary size.
This is q good location for a gallery. there be-
ing no other Gallery within fifteen miles of this
place. The Gallery is in good running order.
Mp Terms of sale rent easy!
Apply by letter or in person to
ROWLAND & LINDER.
Brownsville, February l, 1s69-3m22.