davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-01-21
ONDON AND NEW YORK
ErEA1YEBn I.nD

1ses3eta Ras.IxAky, to LONDON Duaor, Rom P,s.
~ R15@ Evsss SaV foek. FAstaxs ii ~. III
C11tA-..........,-1.a:r = w. FNa.......:Fee; q
4IALA1KA-..... ..Feb. sxL.uK a........+ AAFeh
For pssEaEs 70 Ravna. Eatt1, A1tvef1 Aoo hosssE,
~. stcse.psst EesrsnsI ratss, arRg aoa111 y.
WAEKACk, Western Agent corner Las:aa and MAJ.
-Tm EssxHL speiy to ROWLAND A3yawALL,
no. A SoCth-st, 66w YORK. :.
, 1869-01-21
Youf DnlIuY

Aud Fut4rs Prospects In LII clearly revezed ~ n.
KaphAA. II II Est AAttsoutt up-Etat1A Hs Eutdes
N Who are unEscoesafol II LII TO eu,iaeNee wealta
and happlrh1s. CpnxulAtton % e. Sa1d four 3odnt
atarpa hf II -onide 70 Health ana Long 1iA" 8l
-.-&l2k 4boug winning tho Afncuon1 Of thd oppoAtA
xx viii ba tsut kEatE With y
, 1869-01-21

EScps tutbe easss Of New orlears, Louisville
rcd B1ctlo. nhczr 4 mpea larger proportion Of
the business il dane by pr,vate oanfers the &novr
Ii not m unfalr ittex Of their comparative COM
mert.sl importance.
br.o~ s1s g1von the closlre qcot2tionA fE
Grv.rineut Bonds in New York to day, com
psrrd with the prices on tho corresponding day
of1zst yraf. ard also tic last EeSn Annual tucrest
car OF zach iskne:
, 1869-01-21

FTrsurE7n. Ian 3A-rns crude petroleum mar.
ket u !Athes more scsTn though ytslcr1 tyrs prices
rrise- n Eclas taea e 40 btks, sil.r Jsaussy
- &c: 10 hf >. sellef Ill Ihc yeat. at I.c: Loo
tita q -tn1sx+t sttan1nE t.tes OF 11D b!s seiief
~; M.n . tS snne- - 3lxc: sane u6.rud Aai REIN sed
, 1869-01-21

SkE Toax- Jan. ei-rhs m.1Sst has 1spsed lat,
quiet EsaI.. Acd IL lacking ia tbs tfsstcitY and
bao, aneI 70 lait wex. nus prices never.
tnel-S. .sr. generally 1ra It ls4 al.c for htavY m
MiraEs; = S7,t1c f>T pt1nsed catleoe.. o hEsnd
&c ~ printed uel alnts; f7H2- sc for Nav York Gllls
Printing sioths arc onerod no nelow 3Kc lor imme-
, 1869-01-21
com mF@CIaf,.
'arfs Fos TEE FAST Fvxarx.1ous uop3s.

WEDNESDAY,. .EYrx15a, Jan, "a
Tho following tables show the receipts md
shipments of Pfoduta during Tho past twenty -sour
, 1869-01-21

lers V.u;F A9x..,..,.. -, EN-
z ~ -
e
r. Ss:d: s;
c.af psss Fl *
cls5e-e 1:;f:; q; La IN; 2
s1rsr,tny xita lie i, ptp1.p<ut u I.fI tst'es o.
Tt4 IN fsr rtcrett md d deT short spc:ly. noid-
er.. ere i'm l. their rjeEr Il Tacss. Ihe1s vi 20
vrolr ehsnfe 10 she ansrt Il for eIhr. ue1 7ptoax
R}ans ~ ...s-dsy ~ NJ ri pc ~
nv, II Il; Lnse-a, botied, Il Il .afu bI ErtFs
n Mi9ffs ;n Wn.,. I.fa e. ~: !. !. ri "t1i @ So,
1sss;aef i 5srss 4; s7.! 8 81
sFEpvISIGNa a. Eserayed :. ia 81 Chi 3eats. II
Il. RI ,1ss nag =. ~; ss!.sea as;I :;
=; s siesi<s I'd s,ra:i q foa1; assssassa % q
.ad ~. .r,t,. f,r ,.,e-- s.,.: v-ru,
10 a: ssys e ~: - s
II ~ ~ y =. e e III ohGfi : K1 so3 ~
s:Ss s : .: ci:.; Sssn.:s y !. =; +: = X 81
81 r R1ssEgsics 1frus Eo,6m ~ ii n9e, In ,aa
~ 90 xII3,xn.-s.,-. - v,r.. s,no =, .,,zucs 8
are-sa1cs Tes l1q trrI M F{cIled haJer l.,
rts.1 1s'e is9 md 10 tf' ''es at i'xs ' ss
asac s1o11n1 u 1ses.le. vee: 1nooo =. rsera.,5
IL 4 esaai :saae % s. spos nnm 5. & oa''' ~
$s5s 1.H.ss. in ;,s III {: ;;s :,
y sfes not. Ketis+: Il Il lsa % S, RS b q .aa s.
Lfa = ~ loo r.. % = = nAs A - - ss u9s
r. HaI - xaoS i. u r. d[4 = e III - IL
W o. 1ei5ys = a.. e a.!
kct-lhr demand - hsns; yes e Sss,s,s sVeeea
ao T. - = ~ re 81 ,npa,axe sSo
siS i;.rETn. ssInx.ts d.msaa asa io,ez.a,r
IAtSr 2ta PIcseA suae1 ofn - huo"A' ot.aan.
s.E1t ~ ~ ssH sc
hrks 7xS s,,s E
aaas asancE 2; -"'~- W
ttps.o e GAE 9e t'es1aAa AoAues- $i,aa
::.:''sts'.' p.'-->~'''Ht
=. -
e. 4apdo'ea a11Aa9fe--.'-.''''-'--..'' sts
s-'"-'--'..-'--' -''''''' G,txS
Msea r. n* " insrS
Hsrs = ~ snITsr ''''.'-'---'''.'''.: sHHsms5s
s1f.r.s ~ unts5ed -"''A+ f. ~
Sfif AEn1let1 rr ma
dtn3.na r. esraH. tn1e tbs 1Ia.na Il mtds
/ trne.rtAd ec1Hnarra 1svn@ehsv viii IA. sssana
FTess rrmNa I'm Is tpo9s to.asnen % tsiF Cuba,
| isnai0xc: Cosuubts &C, i0E0iaEc: sood 10 ohoIee
l Forts Heq. is3liXc: FoEuc7cd, Ey1sncd taa Grxn.
] Mated l9NaIsKc; Esw York shise Cotee 4, l,x9
! EHo; % = lille Circle 4. Ehos5Kc; DO b, DAN
/ Ukc; Extra 10 q, l4kRtf.
SYRUP -Tne mArErs 4 ~ less Actre, and in socse
1 instances cnae .sAuns 4tse grant. d. " se '!c
Choice New orleans AoI44s+A- 2ssc Tlt1&i.lph!s
| 1dr1 4yer U.ipS. II y: ca
, 1869-01-21
#us.tcal.
HHalt.
Business War18.

Wool Commission Nerch,us1, 81 Bro%dx.r, Vow
Fotk. on Febfus y 14t viii rcn3Tr 70 and2 PARK.
pl1ea. RAKuIar puhi1a 1a&e4 q NuQa~1 hA held.
eIkncr m monthy Of every two mouths, Of : hlch das
ootct viii be atcn tn the oe9s Aud b. catAiaE1es.
, 1869-01-21
1Se falIo1in. iic.; ihs 81. LOU. :; Ids il 6fssa


AcEf3inp, Sp.aEu> + Co kiyo thn following report
tlnpottaot failures during the yaaE 1BAa IN tFs Of
the rs lnctpA cities q The Union. Tia number fAS
oTcIttaeheetha Of Apv precailnR yea, uh!ea IL
cActed PATTY By sts Advantages Etvea 10 debtors By
tie E&hkfppt Acs:
, 1869-01-21

TotA.....,.......A 6 = 5; 8 &s3
1he numrcr Of large failures tsom sha 1st-of no
yeInbcf, 1885, to tho present tinse exceed By ffEJ
per ceEt tho number during tho Sums length oftlne
during the cri3is OF le54-
, 1869-01-21
1hn klve ~.oeh Markets.

N0 Aks1 - 0<N HAE1KNW4
INV IoAK.
+ NEw ToEx, Jan. ..
Feaf cS'ue-Recrlpas s!nce Moud.y, Ills had,
Ps!ecs only a1.lalned on narrowed qualities: CON:
toon 70 tItrt 121l74t- InciudInK good 20 pftue At
i5a1Ie. medluul !? tAir, ti1lsac 4 soo1 drove Of
Kentucky Sk est l&also. ~'
sncsp-Reseltts atLcs Monday. $50 head. Cou,-
moh, n "a 6 prime hs1;nsf{ hruushi sHc; medium u
b.!ae-ksceipu to-day, SEQ head Unsettled at
N4n4c.
CNCtINATI. ....
Cise1NSaf* lap .a-l1a8s IN dem And It k3loa
liza snd N 70 butchers, grots, Aun III raA Il %
nst i Is eeiot., ~ bead iot q 10 hraa, zI.r.
brcf cstud unchanged and nrM At Is 8AQ75o tat
fAlf 10 cEuscs
bcE pacA cd TO date. 210 q.
, 1869-01-21

tt ktR bert snt lo~es: quotations for Gold
drrt1 The u'rtnt mosth veto 13ik, on teb ID,
AZ: Ic6!f on tee 1919. Thu rau&c IN New York
q
, 1869-01-21

epe<1A Despaica to Tbs Chieakp It.bune.
..A KEw foHG. Jan. ..
FkE1su1s.To Livezpo,l. ls,o > ba Got1 u ID by
EtesEL AID a. 900 bn Wht,t ID By sAif, apd 7Hd bJ
, 1869-01-21
EfF. = = =
Tht E,l1oHtrR ttbIe HhoE1 Shs otcct12 receipts py
tAe c.aals st A b NJ duFfnx tue year. nsa.d:
md h1arxzr m


eetpts :. Alb,sy pe. canal xexs larger sheu Any
sno No. fns csast aaaitor's .:u1sss of IL r.sa
Gfsas 'n9aer {ne.n us 8 .:Eiss J, ser .oc 14fe
rsc4 II L nj Alb II bJ thr river aod sA.lroAas.
A. thsre but alisht dlhe7ecs ia fhe amount On
hand jRnna1r !. iA3 ls: .uu, %, aud thai Oh haad
nov ts.y - -, o. nifty Pcslty tauIl 70 ths
ancuatM ~ thIs sywASs rseriats 4 te@u aold. rs1ued
tar lsrrrat lur her u.de .~t< realized Ia AIbs4J In
aay ate5tas. Thu nnsty.led ftlures herr satEasd
for fsce1ttnE. atoItn< AID sklp0 draw deal
- from r1.h rAskeu % naT lumber dss:rIets. ana
tbs tnvioGs t-n1srcJ ct trade Il TO r1ttx1ou IL
CITY II that portion or It's prooncia ihe fotesta
II CaladA anl The TILTED EtAtes. wh;eh coz7as 10 tas
Eastern 1cAh1a I'd.
, 1869-01-21
kD2
=
3.G3SN
A.o951
.sasn
s-s3k&H3


No. Az. Prizes,
II fair th!rrIsh atrtyt, and x........1,l1t 49,
ltruuzh ftshy RttrfA A1d w.....-....1yN3 20
~ ltkni ttst s1terr. OF eAfs,........ 1.ets &to
81 fur stconu -cAaA Slects. so
plight brt< IN rtrer1- 1. aud W.,...,...1.oB 90
u ruurh dtahJ Rtecrs, I. and w.........l;1ls 30
- tlrd dfoua ete-Ex. I. and w.,............ N 371
~ fstf DNtrhefG Coz Es.......,,.,,,,,,,&. Vt sH
- metian butehe1E Ctu.s.........,.,t3 t.f3
II neduua tonfhlsn 6seer....... ......1,tk1 f.N
Il eoc,non Cow nd Bulls, and w., W 3H
Neood storkerz.f ana x,............., %so 3-13
Il !Atr II <cot dS1Ass eteef1. 7M
- MT diam shipping steeEs-............t,ise t.13
~ f!f sitx rerxi R.L and =. v...-.....,..-1,ol2 tW
hbe~ shlpptns 6t&s1s. OF cttS-.....i!NS sS1
- hit Cow. (. Aad dH,.,..-..............i,o9 ,o9 4a
fSEued stock sttefs. l. And w...........ft35 3-M
u III BIT d ARy b ears lHH &.t
- e0surat Q s,cheTrt Co bt ( and v.,.. vi &.t4
II rtlHu on Cows And lI1Ils, And ~. ~ l,oo
tschntcs lat sAlertpK 4Lser7. Oh cAs..l.17 .B5
14fA!t krroEd-eih3s blecls, OF ,t1o 7.H
HuIN1htre wss quiet feeling u tht Hog mar,
kst to-GaF. Ard tho 4oEAnct established JA4teFdAT
VA ha!ciy sa'tAiAci. 1htse va no nlxrnef Ia tae
6sntnd M trgm any e".rtr1. aed ,a,ss scr. elected
stts. ptyt} w*li eic.rrd 81 nikat r. eksi3sas af
~s1fp5tIt' onty ftnstntrg 1nAold. hAles EsEs e
essed II tstesa tanAln1 n tS+e1AtS for tntu nos,
lah, evsn eoA,s. sat Mi lot. tn ozeta . tof
n b4 II ), Tor choice. fat heav1 tl. Wa poIe tbs
, 1869-01-21
Il -.. #e1lral;
SCHEKCK'S PUlM0RIE SYRUP
htAs 0alS Kedletns tkss Vfl can
REAL CONSUMPTION.
#gQltaIs.
-
SYRUP

- $50 -~<~-
, 1869-01-21

More Convtl eng Psouf.
Superintendent Btatahctttr, os the Lancaster
R1rxkl has beea used Ia this Institution t,s teverAl
Jesrn ia the Treatment OF d!se iae With Iho hxhest
1ueEess- Ills STANDARD remedy here
, 1869-01-21

TtR splendid HAr Dye II tse best In Tho world; tho
cny upe and pezfec< Dfs: hatulesA :tIahls, iuatan
aneoH.: no dn1s.2I1sntm5esnt n 70 stassnien. nnt.
!eases tha Has- sa0 md be.atuu1 BLACK q :11ow4-
bold by Ill utu xySlAt9 and Pr1pme1s; and properly
applied u Bachelors Wig FACTORY, 80, ls 9ondss-,
6aN TcFfs
, 1869-01-21

DR.. Gt y'x Periodic MlxsuFe
Should b raed b. lade, ms,lod Of sus 10, sufttrx
BY turpIExs1or Teteniiou OF natural eyAra 4tons
II u s.fe and In extreme caAeA. possessing ef
IT. over al kDovn Iem edlsa IN is spsody and thor
au1h rr4plts. Dr.. Gay gives bis Ehols Attraaon to
oltraees pocuf1r 10 Eorlec. DaArd Aad nufatnE FUR
anhcd- bmce cpeu during the daJ-e1eoinE By Ap-
ralatUfnt.
, 1869-01-21

sAb. so-ear xtss made Al tbs following rf!css:
= E4- ~ 70
10 hA6 .....,..:s- t3&4l %
1hkknese-&1r1 hh4ns u pe tfu fnehes Ia tGiek.
ntAS.
LeiEth-eiIteen inch.A
III nd-rv sniJ tpthea
LEArllER-iherr vss = tsis husiue ,4o4nx IN thts
drrEFtmk IT. Hsd tns nzzkaa = - II p4zIxn .Mee aT
aad Asn II anenAaked pttesat '7,s-
, 1869-01-21
DemFtrp.

BANKRUPT STOCK OF
y Il W E L R z
To Be elosed cot At ores. scn psec-a assorted for
ROO: tte pieeea for MI IL pieces Tar s Hnna essts.
Ct1eulAf stLi frea.- Aot11S IeSE uox III. Prov
oenee, R I.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12
TelegraphIc Summary.

Dispatches from Western Kansas say
a courier from Adjutant General Nor
phuse, who left Fort Saline with scouts
on Friday, 4th instant, reached Ellsworth
on Saturday, for help to take care of the
wounded The few Swedes left in that
region are preparing to depart. The
mail party due at Fort Learned on the
I'd inst. has not been heard from, and it
is supposed they have been captured
Guards have been sent to the different
stations on the railroad to protect life and
property Bands of Indians were discoy-
cred crossing the railroad going north
and south. A surveying party was at
tackled on the Solomon few days since
They came into Hayes City on Saturday,
being unable to do anything on account
of the Indians.
At Albany On. V. on the 9TH, the
/ Committee on Credentials of the National
Typographical Convention, in session in
that city, presented report calling at
tentlon to the large number of proxy
representatives, and recommending their
rejection also recommending the admis-
sion to seats ladies representing the
Women's Typographical Union of New
port. Report accepted.
Arrangements have been made by
Governor Evans for the early completion
Of the Denver Pacific Railroad
Gen. d. Hastings, Secretary of the
Hartford Trust Co, has embezzled over
$40, 900 of the Toland Connecticut Bank
while cashier of that institution His
father made good the deficit.
| A large excursion party of Eastern
railroad men, representing several of the
principal roads connecting New Y ork and
| Chicago, were in Leavenworth on the
| 7th. The visit is in connection with
making dilect line from New York via
the Lake Shore, Michigan Southern and
Rock Island railroads to Leavenworth,
and hence to the Kansas and Pacific at
| Iopeka
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

DEAD.-Hon. J. w. Perit Huntington,
proprietor of the Salem Umionist and late
Superintendent of indian Affairs for this
State, died in Salem on the evening of
the Sd inst. He was in his 38th year,
having been born July 5th, 1881. He
left his native State, Connecticut, for
Oregon in 1910, arriving here in the fall
of that year. In 1857 he was married
to Mary, daughter of Hon. Charles Ap-
plegate, who, with one son, survives him.
In 1860 he was elected to seat in the
Lower House of the State Legislature,
where he was distinguished for activity
and sleepless energy. He received the
appointment of Superintendent of Indian
Affairs for Oregon in 1862, which he
held until few days previous to his
death.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Cable kilograms continue to inform us
that the London Times is still engaged in
the discussion of the Alabama question,
and is highly indignant at Summers
speech As the Times has long since
ceased to be the voice of the English
nation, it doesn't make particle of diff
ference to the world of freedom and
progress what opinions are entertained BY
It. Its thunder terri6es nobody.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

TURNED OvER.-It is now reported
as certain that the Indian Superintendent
cies and agencies on this coast, have been
turned over to the military authorities,
and officers appointed to the different po-
sitions. A letter received by gentle
man in this city, gives the names of the
officers assigned to the Superintendent
cies of Oregon and Washington. This
information has also been received at the
Headquarters of this Military Depart
ment- Cnionist
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

SUPPLEMENT.-We issue supple
ment to our regular Issue Of to-day, which
will be found to contain a pretty full
history of the doings of the first session
of the forty-frst Congress, published in
the REGISTER by authority of the De-
partment of State These acts and reso-
lutions of Congress as printed by us are
in convenient shape for preservation,
and being neatly printed, in good sized
type, parties who wish to keep themselves
posted as to the doings of our Solons at
Washington, will fnd no difficulty in
reading them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

DR.. Day, who had been on trial for
several days at Marshall, Michigan, on
charge of child murder by producing
abortion, was found guilty on the 5th.
10 conclude the tragedy, he took NOR
phine and died the next day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Passengers are now delayed at Prom
ontory Point from twelve to twenty
hours, owing to the fact that the Union
Pacific and Central cannot agree on the
question of time 1t is a most serious in
convenience to the travelling public.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Mr.. Joe Samuel, Huntsville, No.,
dry goods clerk, while in state of SOM
nambulism, walked out of a second-story
window, fell ten feet, striking his face on
a barrel and receiving fearful cash, and,
next morning was standing by the wall
asleep, the fall and injuries having failed
to awaken him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

We yesterday saw three boys playing
horse, says the Carson (Nev.) appeal.
A white boy and little darkey were
hitched up together, and a China boy
was holding the reins and driving them.
What will become of our Constitutional
rights if this thing is suffered to continued
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

FOURTH AT PoRTLAND.-It is an
nounced that the eccentric genius, Geo.
Francis Train, will deliver the oration on
the 4th of July for the Portlanders. He
will attract crowd, certainly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

MARKETs.-Whea in New York
quoted at 81 65@1 70-dull. San Fran
cisco quotations are: Wheat-$1 400
l IS for ordinary to choice. Flour
Oregon brands extra at 81 62395 123.
Oats-Quotable at ST 70@1 IS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

The Grass Valley CCal.) Union, a
Democratic paper, referring to the miners
strike at that place, strongly hints that
unless the miners come to terms Chinese
should be employed in their place. 1t
says the mines must be worked,-if not
by white men then by Chinese.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

A BIG PoLL-From the Panama
Star we learn that the election for Sena-
tors and Representatives, which trans
pired in Panama on the 9th of May,
resulted in the success of the Ministerial
party. The immense number of 125
votes are said to have been polled, and
these were principally of the military.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

A FIzzLE.-The meeting called for
last Saturday night, to arrange prelimi-
,naries for celebration of the 4th of
July, was fizzle.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

An anti-butter league, to continue until
butter comes down in price, is threatened
in Philadelphia. Butter now sells at 75c
and 81 per pound in that city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Advices from the neutral lands, Kan
sas, state that on the Sd party of 35
leaguers appeared at a point ten miles
south OF Fort Scott, on the line of the
railroad, and drove away the Iaborers and
pulled up the surveyors stakes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

A telegram from Santa Fc reports that
the United States Depository was robbed
of 100000 on the 5th. J. L. Collins,
the depositor, was found dead in his room
shot through the heart. No clue to
the perpetrators of the double crime.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

New York advices say that the grain
and fruit prospects in that State are bet
ter thaS for years prcvious-fruit, espe-
cially, promising large yield.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

It is stated that thirty five minutes is
the difference between clock time at
Sacramento and Promontory Point.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

In one of his addresses at San Francis
co George Francis Train said "I know
you don't like what I'm saying, but what
do l care? can go to the White
House without the four or five paltry
votes of your little State ?''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

The crops in the Valley are suffering
much from the dry spell we are having,
and rain must come soon to insure even
half crop. Some fields of wheat are al
ready heading out on straw 8 inches or
foot high. The fruit crop looks well and
will be success. The country has been
filed with dense smoke for several days
past WaZa W1Ma Union
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

A man named VIM. Laudon was found
dead in his bed at the Briggs House,
Chicago, on the morning of the I'd. His
death was caused by his blowing out the
gas instead of turning it of.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12
WASHINGTON TERRITORY ELECTION

WASHINGTON TERRITORY ELECTION.
The telegraph informs us of the cleo
tion of Mr.. Garfelde as Delegate to Con-
gress from Washington Territory. His
majorities will be from three to FIVE
hundred, according to Wednesdays tele-
grams. This victory is all the more
glorious in the fact that Mr. Garfelde
met and overcome a powerful effort,
made by Federal oficeholders and menl-
bers of his own party, to secure his de-
feat. His>success under all the adverse
circumstances is no ordinary achicveme ent,
and stamps him at once as p,an cf'5re-
markable force of character, indomitable
energy and perseverance, who will repre-
sent the interests of Washington Terri
tory in the halls of the National Legssla-
ture as they have not been presentef for
years.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Mauna Loa, dome-shaped, volcanic
mountain on the island of Hawaii, con-
tains two lakes, side by side, one of fresh
water and the other salt Both are far
above the level of the sea.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

MUsIc.-A big sing will transpire on
the 4th at Portland. The choir will con-
sist of over one hundred voices, under
the direction of the Philharmonic Socie-
ty of that city. Six full brass bands are
To Hdisburse" music, besides.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Buchard, the regular Republican can
didate, was elected to Congress on the
Sth, to fill the seat made vacant by the
resignation Of Hon. 4. b. Washburne.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

1t is stated on unquestionable autbori-
ty that Spain is having about thirty light
draft gunboats built in this country for
guarding the coast of Cuba
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Jas. III. Lucas, the richest man in ST.
Louis, Mo-, was struck by paralysis on
the Sth instant.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

1t is estimated that the cotton crop of
Missouri the present season will be worth
more than S40,000,000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Wine and women are the curse of man.
The fact is, we are a cussed set all round.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

y report is current that a Cuban ex-
pedition, to consist of seven thousand
men, is organizing in New York.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Two women got into fight at Boise
City, Idaho Territory, last week. The
weapons used were buckets of water and
stove wood This little diversion cost
them S65, which was paid.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

The commission to adjudicate the diff
culties between Spain and the South
American States, will probably assemble
at an early day, our Government acting
as umpire
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

From dispatch we learn that VIM.
Shakespeare (son of the old man) has been
sentenced to three months imprisonment
and hard labor, at Victoria, for enticing
sailors to desert
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

No official information has been receiv-
ed of the recognition of the Cuban insur-
gents, and the State Department does not
consider it of much Importance, if true.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

A NEW York miller compelled his
son aged Ia years, to make the pelimina-
ry arrangements to his suicide, and then
deliberately killed himself
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad was
the first road started in America, and is
acknowledged to be the best constructed
and ablest managed road in the world.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

RAILRoAD.-It is asserted positively
that rail for twenty three miles of the
East Side road has been purchased, and
that length of road will be finished by
fall. Cur California contemporaries say
that work has been commenced on the
California end of the Oregon road, aud
will be pushed with vigor. There really
seems IS be fair prospect of our having
a irst-c:. Ass railway through the William
cite valley, probably within two years.
Ben. Holiday is looked for soon at Port
land from California, when he has prom
ised to make Albany visit
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrator's Notice.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed administrator of the
estate of John A. Sims, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate, are notified to
present the same. to said administrator, at his
residence Harrisburg, Linn county, Oregon,
verified according to law, within six months from
the date hereof. j. PISCHOOLING,
June 2, 1S69-39w4 Adpinistrator.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

The population of the United States is
distributed about in these igures-west
of the Missouri river, 1000, 900; east of
it, 81 100000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-12

Jos. T. Hale has been appointed U. s.
Marshal for Nebraska.