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Albany Collegiate Institute.

ysyuE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITU.
4 tion for youth of both sexes, viii open
Egon6ay, the 18th Of October next.
1t win be in charge of the Rev. EDwARD r.
GEARY and the Rev. SAMUEL u. IRVINE, assist
cd by corps of competent teachers.
C1LDNDAR.
This FIRST term will embrace Is weeks or tuition,
ending February 4th, 1870.
The second Term will embrace 20 wceks OF tu-
ition, from February 9TH to July 1st, 1870.
RATES OF TUITION
(rEn QUARTER OF TEN wEExs.)
Preparatory and common branches. 80. SIS 90
Advanced English. 90
Ancient, and Modern Languages, Higher
Mathematics, 90
Tuition charged from date of entrance to end
Of quarter, and payable in advance.
Organization Of College Cfasses-
"A Freshman class win be formed and course
of study prescribed mt the opening Of the term-
Principal Text Books.
Wilson's Readers. clark's English Grammar.
Science, Quackenbos' Rhetoric, Abbott's Aber.
crombie's Mental and Moral Philosophy, Iark-
ness Latin Series, Fasqnclrs French Serics and
the most approved editions of the Latin and Greek
Classics.
A Record
OF every recitation will be made, and an average
given in Quarterly Reports; also, Of attendance
and department.
Govcrnmcnt.
The aim will be to develop in the stafent a
rity, and those who cannot be governed by such
motives, will not remain in the school.
Beard
May be had in families at - per week. and
rooms procured who're students may board theIu.
selves.
By order of the Board or Trustees.
EDWARD r. GEARY.
Albany, Aug. 2l, '69-50 President.
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the ocean to the west, Siletz bay. to
| the south, Salmon river to the north, and
| tall hills to the east. It made scene
not often equalled for beauty. BY II NJ
We we're in camp and 'settled.D On
| looking around to see who we knew, we
found several families from Salem and
Corvallis, and learned that Jno. 9. Men
denhall, Mart. Y. Brown, Jesse Parrish
and their families were camped at the
| mouth of the Siletz. We spent Sunday
in fishing, hunting, buggy riding, bathing
in the surf, shooting seals, gulfs, ducks,
etc.-naughty peoplet Monday several
Of our party visited Siletz, and gave such
| an unfavorable account OF it that we con-
cluded to stay where we were. The
| next day DIR. Belt, j. B. Mechanic and
Mr.. Culver, of Salem, in. two hours,
caught between fifty and sixty pounds OF
fsh-a pretty good haul. Next morn
ing all the gents in the camp thought
they would see if they couldn't catch fish,
too. The consequence was that great
many got a shower bath by getting on
the rock little too early Next day We
hired cold John" Ca "tyee" Indian
living near the beach) to take canoes up
Salmon river with the tide and fish for
trout, and succeeded pretty we'll Next
day one of our party thought it would be
nice to go on the rock early, and fish
before any of the rest got up at the
point. The consequence was that about
the time the rest of the gentlemen got
up at the point, our ambitious fisherman
was standing ON the rock, calling loudly
for helpi" The rock is situated some
fifteen feet from the land, being separ-s
ated from it by narrow and deep cut,
which is crossed by log thrown across
the water. The water had washed the
log away, and hence the cry of sshelp."
BY the time another log was thrown
across, the waves were runningall over the
rock, to an average depth Of two feet.
Sometimes large wave would come and
drench him from head to foot. The
scene was enjoyed by all except the main
actor. To complete the joke the .boys"
threw little three inch log across, to
make him ':coon it'' over Next day
old John s:bilked" us at his house, and
we got no fish. Bidding the rest of the
company adieu. we started home the
next day, arriving at Salem after an alb
sence of some ten days, making alto
gether one of the most pleasant trips We
have enj Dyed for years.
On Friday morning of last week a
young man named Hardy was killed by
being caught in the machinery at the
Capital Co.. LAUNDERING Mills, in this
place. Hardy was engineer. His re-
mains were taken to Buena Vista for
intermcnt, by the l. o. o. f. lodge at
that place.
Our City Council have appointed a
committee to wait upon Hon. VIM. H.
Seward to Salem, consisting of Mayor
Scott, two aldermen, +. N. Cooke, J. S. |
Smith and Gov. Geo. l.. Woods.
/ noticed j. I'll. Foster, Allen Parker.
Ans. Marshall and John Barrows, of
Albany, in town Saturday.
Weather showcry. CAPITAL.
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A Trip to the Coast.

During the latter part of July ant
fore part of August s;Capital" {; made I
trip to the coast, travelling over the
Yamhill and Ocean Beach Wagon Road
via Salmon river. Left Salem early OF
the morning of August 9th travelled
down the east side of the Willamette
river to Spores ferry, at Lincoln, where
we crossed into Polk county, and where
we took the Bethel road. Bethel has
about twenty houses, including stores,
blacksmith shops, etc. There is also a
college building here, under the control
of the Christian (Campbelite) church.
Stopped long enough to get some black
smithing done. From Bethel we started
across the country to find Capt Ms
farm, to get tent, and of all the travel
ing / ever saw the greatest was made
that forenoon missed the road would
travel this way and that some one would
tell US we were wrong, and then it would
be vice versa, till our patience was entire
IL exhausted. One of our party said
something about mad dogs, and the rest
thought the same. just before noon we
drew up at house, where a woman told
us to 6 turn back, go straight little
ways, then keep the left hand road till
you come to broken bridge, then turn
to the right and keep straight on, on an
old road that win lead you right to the
house" That was satisfactory, If we
didn't remember half of it. We got the
tent, and just after stopping for dinner
we had the bad luck to break the yoke
to our biggest tongue. So we sent
couple of boys belonging to our company
on horseback to Sheridan (named in
honor Of Phil. J, nine miles about, to have
one ready when we got there, SO that
there would be no delay. When we got
to Sheridan no boys had been seen or
heard of. So the rest Of the company
went on ahead, and about the time we
had the new yoke fixed, here came the
boys riding in, saying that they took
wrong road and went nearly to Amity,"
some nine miles ont of the way.
Hlifax again. About four miles
from Sheridan we crossed the McMinn-
vile Water Ditch, and about 4 mile
farther on we crossed tho Willamina, and
after drive of an hour and an half we
were in camp at the g Fort" fold Fort
Yamhill) Next morning We started
about 8 4. M, and after q drive of two
miles and half, we stopped at the
Agency to get one of our wagons
repaired. The Indians were getting
ready for poW-wow at the funeral Of
one who was murdered ct Independence
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Hon WM. H. SEwARD.-This gentle
man arrived at Portland on Monday.
It is announced that on his reaching San
Francisco from Portland, preparations
will have been made for trip to Mexico.
Private letters from the City of Mexico
state that the Mexican Government is
making preparations to give the great
American diplomatiss welcome worthy
of the high position he has occupied and
the nation he has served. He will be
met at Acapulco by President Juarez,
and thence escorted to the City of
Mexico.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-09-04

Cable dispatches state that Mrs.
Stoves article in the Atzantsc on Lord
Byron is creating sensation in England.
In this article Byron is accused of the
crime of incest with relative, supposed
to be his halfsister, Augusta Maria
Leigh Mrs. Stowe derived her state
ments from Lady Byron, who alleged
that this horrible crime of her hus-
bands wrs the cause of her separation
from him.
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NEW TODAY.

HYHE Academic year, which commences Sep
i tember 1st, 1859, and closes July 18th, 1870
is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each.
Students admitted at any time and charged from
for absence in Term time, except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness.
Students can here enjoy every facility they can
desire for acquiring thorough education. Young
men can obtain rooms and board themselves at
small expense. Young ladies can obtain board
in the family of the Principal, who resides in the
Academy building. Hoard and tuition. IN such
cases, Thirty Dollars per term. No ertra charge
for board daring paeation.
A Commencement Course
has been adopted for tho benefit of young men
who wish to acquire thorough business cduca-
tion. Send for a catalogue, address tho Prin-
cipal, for further information
Lebanon. August 2s, lS69-52tf
va Inition to'eer haa any other schoot Of high
grade ia The State Of Oregon.
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The workmen, in overhauling the fort
at St. Augustine (Florida), recently dis
covered several subterranean cells, each OF
which contained long iron upright box
aud human skeleton IN irons. It is
supposed that these were nefractory sol
diers, or perhaps prisoners of war, who
were incarcerated in these sweat boxes
and left there to die, hundreds of years
ago.
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a NATIONAL CONVENTIONAL copy
of acall for a National Convention, to
meet at st. Louis, on the goth of October
next, for the purpose of considering the
expediency of removing the Capital of
the United States from Washington City
to some point in the valley of the AIissis-
sippi," has been forwarded to Gov.
Woods, with an invitation to attend, and
also to appoint six delegates to represent
Oregon in the Convention. The people
of the Mississippi valley, at least, seem
to be in earnest on this question of re-
moving the Capital. IF the removal is
to be made, and the general feeling of late
years seems to demand it, the sooner the
job is accomplished the better. We NOM
inate St. Louis as the future Capt.
tai
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United States Internal Revenue Cell
iector's Office, District Of Oreeon--N Notic. II
hereby given that the Annual list Of Taxes for
1862. also monthly lists for months OF April and
Mays 1902, assessed in the county OF Marion has
been placed in my hands for collection All par.
tics are hereby notified that win be
At Albany. from July 10th to 24th
Corvallis, Benton county, 10th to the zstA.
inclusive
Dallas. Polk county, s1st to lth Of Auguss,
inclusive;
Lafayette. Yamhill county. August 9th TO Ioth
inclusive. ~ n
Oregon City, Clackamas county, August I1th
to 18th inclusive, fs
to receive and receipt for taxes assessed ON ssid
list, to wit Special Taxes, (licenses) income
taxes, taxes on Carriages. Watches and Gold and
Silver Plate. Unless payment il made = The
time and place above specified, collection win be
made by distraint and sale Of property
W. CHAPMAN,
Deputy Collector, District OF Orsron.
Dated, Albany, July 9th. IS69-4stf
nyOR SALE A vcrv fat, ~, < .x,- - sssS
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Jlle Albang 9egjster,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1860.

LATDsr.-yice President Golfax is
expected to arrive at Portland Sunday or
Monday next, per ocean steamer.
Mr.. Seward starts for Salem to-day,
where he viii probably remain until next
Tuesday.
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NEW MINEs.-Great excitement is
reported in Idaho about the new mines
on the head waters of the Payette river.
The Statesman publishes letters from the
"basin" in which it is claimed as the
richest mining district ever found in the
Territory. The same paper adds that
ssthe excitement in Boise county has
reached fever heat. Everybody has
gone or is going. In fact the towns are
almost deserted. Large amounts of
merchandise have been sent from Idaho
City. SO there will be no lack of sup
plies.
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It is announced that Gen. Thomas,
now at Alaska, will abolish the whole
departmental command in those Polar
regions, and reduce the garrison to a
two-company post at st. Paul's and St.
Georges Islands. These two companies,
with a cutter, will be entirely adequate
for the pgotection of the seal fisheries,
about the only reason offered for sending
troops there at all.
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EoR SALE--A very fair No. cook stovc.
IL Inquire at the REaIsrEa ofice.
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EIsE MURRAY'S IMPROVED MAGIC
IL Ql-the King of Pain. ju5-39tf
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A NOVEL case was recently tried 10 the
Court, housc at GreenyiAc, Alabama.
The Montgomery Alrcrtiser says Judge
N. G Lane Brought suit agains! Miss
Josephine Hutton for fee. The lady
in court, pleaded her own, case,
examined witnesses, aud made a long
speech 10 the jury. Her reason for ap.
earring was that tlle did not believe an
II. US: lawyer was to be found in the coun.
%, 90
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A. s,eosa at Na-asota, Texas, wen.
into Blacksmith shop with hi, coat-tail
pocket fitd witt, powder, when a small
spark got in there, ,,.Aish sent tue cclored
brother up through the ro,f and over into
a cottOn.feld. lie wanteu, to know who
had hceh taking liberties with liis person,
The. blacki NTH Is to be arrested By tte
Government Tor disloysl practices.
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THE DEMOCRAT

will oppose all infrinscnenls by the Federal
Government upon the rights reserved TO The
People and the States respectively; and use
oil proper means o.aid in the defeat Of tic
fifteenth Amendment, believing ,aat ''tais Is
a Government instituted by White Men, for
tho benefit of White Men, and that II should
be administered By White Men,"
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TIE DEMOCRAT

is to-day The most prosperous and influential
weekly journal published in the State.
We assure our friends that our best efforts
shall not DO wanting to maintain that high
standard Of excellence which
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THE DEMOCRAT

will demand tho speedy repeal Of the numer-
Gus Test Oaths which now disgrace our stat
ute books and cripple our State; a wise poll
cy Of Internal Improvement, md IN efficient
system in relation to Emigration.
Our aim will be 10 make
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has acquired. In the future, rs il the past.
we shall speak our sentiments boldly and
!csrlcssly. Having no policy but. Principle,
VIC shall expose all attempts to barter upon
the rights Of the People.
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Department will continue to hea reflex ofsll
that transpircs in our County ind State, and
the efforts which have brought forth the COM
inendation of The entire Press Of the State, Of
having presented the best Local department.
cfany paper 10 the State, will not be relin-
luisheh.
In addition 10 MI this, W. hsrs,. at great
trouble and expense, stcuredthc assistance of
some of the ablpst political writer's Of the
country, who will Contribute their efforts,
through The columns Of
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TUE DEMOCRAT FOR 1870
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RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
LIBERAL CASH PREMIUMS

presenting to cur patrons our Prospects
US for 1870, we take occasion. 10 thank them
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bestowed upon US. Commencing under cir
cpulstances Of the most depressing chsrac-
by the most antagonisiic inau-
enccs-ani with the failure Of our prcicccs-
sors weighing us down and retard!ng our bcs,
efforts, We congratulate ourselves and the
brave Democracy Of this section that We hare
overcome oil opposition. both from pretended
friends and ayowed enemies; and that
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"FACT AND FANCY"

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Comic Montblys and the bes. jokes OF tho
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Centre Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good assortment Of Groceries always keb.
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The bes,
quality ofligturs for sale, In quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogicsi fine cigars. and
tho bes. grades Of Tobacco, always on hand.
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"pOLITICAL cHIT.cuAT"
SELECT POETRY"

will be Of an ehlivening Characterised, q
in.ipid "pOnss" being our athtrrehcc.
Oar
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THE DEMOCRAT

welcome visitor at every frcsidc. II, ,ari-
Gus Dcpa rtnents will be continued. Tho
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"HOME READING"

will be selected from the best author, Of tho
day oftbis and other countries. Our
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GENERAL NEWS"

will contain correct summary Of everything
that transpirss ZIP TO che hour Of going to
press. Or
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LADIES COLUMN

will continue 10 be filled with Inc most inter.
cs.ing items TINT can be gathered from our
exchanges. Our .t ..,..
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THE DEMOCRAT

for The restoration Of peace, t,ppinesI and
prosperity toour land.
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I challenge competition as to work and
prices. .. X. I. MAA9H.
aug 3Osf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-03

Failure to pay hotel bill is decided to be a pcntentiary Ohense in New York.