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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22

A Aministratorsa Notice. -as9
n NOTICE 10 hsrshy givsn that I. the undsr-
s.gnsd. have been appointed. by the County Court
Of the county Of Linn, Stats Of Oregon, Adfniris-
traitor Of the estate Of James Nixou. deceased
An persons having claims against said estate are
hsrshy requested TO present them. with proper
vouchers. to the undersigned st Albany, Oregon,
within six months of the dsss hereof.
Dated Ssps. &c. 1874 JosTPE NIXON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


T1URsUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
County Court Of Linn eopnty Oregon made
1t the October terra 1870. in Probate, in the
ter Of the estate Of Morris Howell. deceased. I
will sell al public auction. Tn The bi.hest bidder.
at the Court House door in Albany. Linn county.
Oregon between the hours Of Q o'clock A. M.
and o'clock r. ~, ON
Saturday, November 10, 1870,
the following described real property. situated in
the town Of Lebanon. IN said coanty. and bslcpg-
ing 10 the estate Of said Aforxis Howell. dsesssed.
ro-wit: Lots Nos. 3, land q. IN klook Me- O..
TERMs oy gAxE.-GoId ooin, sone-h half in hand
.su1 she rsmsinder "a six nonths. secured by note
ct Twelve per s6at- intsrsss- -
r ". urICAHD. 4
as!sb r II. .eIs.5rs4 Admr.
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The bill granting subsidy of 5000
900 for locks at Willamette River Falls
passed the Oregon Legislature on the
18th instant.
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SALE-See notice of Administrator
sale in another place
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Sale of Town Lots
a L B ~ n Y !.

nURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
County Court of Marion county. Oregon.
made at the September Term thereof. 1870 will
expose for sale ut public auction, to the highest
bidder at the Court House door. in the city of
Albany, in Linn county, Oregon. between the
hours of 9 A. NJ and z. NJ, fsalc to commence
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. of
Saturday. the goth day of October, 1870,
the following described real estate situated in
uackleman's addition TO the city oil Albany, and
belonging to the heirs of the late Harvey Gordon
deceased, to-wit: Lots Nos 3. 4. and S, in
block No. 104 Lots No 3, 4. and S, in block
io5 the west half of block los +; Lots Nos 3,
4. : and s. in block lilo Lots No.'s 3, 4 and 8
in block ia; the half of block rs al of
blocks l2l. la5 and 12s aud lots /. ., 3. i. 5
and i. in block 1876 Terms Of Sae-uold Coin
/ un,--tiird in hand one-thiri il one year. and
third intwo years. \. ties 10 be given for the
deferred paymeuts, bearing ten per cent. interest
| Deed TO be delivered when the last payment Is
| made. Any one desiring to do SO, can pay the
| fl,l purchase price down, and have adced as soon
as the sale nc approved by the County Court.
| The pc iiaurishin. condition and BRILLIANT
prospects of the city of Albany. make 1t desir-
able place investment in lots, either by specu-
lators or r.. .rsons desiring permanent. pleasant
! home. All come out. and if you don't want To
buy. who does. and bow much they will say.
| Oct l. '70-4 P. t. WILLIS, Guardian
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sTITZEL f. UPTON.
RE All EST ATE BROKE RS,
7. G. MENDENHAIr.. Agent

once First st opposite Post Once, Albany. ogn.
HAyE for sale in the city of Albany. desira-
IL bic Homestead, Lots ], 2, I and g. corner
Third. Fourth and Elsworth streets. >f th-
best localities in the city. A good one and half
storr house, with all other eaiences. l. ppIy
20 ]. 9. HTSDESHALL. Agent.
Albany, Crescr
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1EAL
STITZEL & UPTON,
REAL ESTATE BR 0kERS ,
NERAL AG N T S.


Branc Oh q fife g,
ilbany, Oregon,
u. C.. .MENDENHALL,- Agent.
ENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
N Established July, 1868. An Office where
gencrsf information concerning the resources of
S,renon can be obtained free OF charge
Loans negotiated first Mortgage. Real Es-
tnte aud Collateral Securities. We have for sale
large amount of property located in the town
Of Albany, Also, Farmip- lands. Of every des-
cription. located in Linn and other counties in
this State.
To the citizens of Albany and vicinitys and to
the owners of Real Estate: We take this method
of calling your attention to our place of bust
ness Having determined to open a Branch Of
acc in your city. we can offer ou medium for
obtaining purchasers--onc that Is appreciated by
buvers as il saves them much time aud labor in
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agency, 1T Portland, Oregon. Is thoroughly es-
tablishcd and the Office well furnished for Civ
in information upon Real Estate. that It affords
the most comPeie facilities for all parties having
business 10 our line. p ss . A
eH~ You incur expense IN piacfaEs our
property on sale with us unless > sale is made.
Once on First street. a0ppoeitc Post0Mco.
JoHNC G; MENDENHALL. AgsDt.
Albany. ogn., March 70. 1e7n.-39tf
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NO STOCKHOLDERS m THIS CO.

Its business in Linn county in the last
year and q half. exceeds that Of all other
Companies combincd-
EVERSON "a MIDDLEMISS,
GENERAL AGENTS. SAN FRANCISCO
D. N. R0xDREDGE,
ie2 Front st. Portland. Agent for oregcp aud
Washington Tcrrisosy.
JAMES ELKlNS,
- Agent Sor Albany, ogn-
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Examples slowing tho Woa kings Of this
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE.

PLAN ORDINARY LIFE. =.
Fer example: party ensuring at the age Of
thirty-fve, Premiums all Cash.
One Annual Premium will continue policy in
force years and days.
Example: Premiums all cash--Age. IS; Plan.
Tcn-Year Endowment. pay able at tho age Of -.
One Annual Premium win continue policy in force
Term Policy, years.
IF you wish to make 1t absolutely certain that
not dollar OF tho money you invest will ever he
forfeited Insure in the New England.
II you wish to get your dividends With the
second annual payment. and annually increasing
the contribution plan, that is-to get just what
is yours--no more and no less. and just when IL
10 duc-Insure In the New England.
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THE OLDEST
PURELY LIFE INSURANCE co.

IN THE UNITED STATES
Governed by the Massachusetts, Lapse
Law.
No person, after carefully examining this Law,
will forego the advantage Of insuriug in this Com
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has thoroughly established It's reliability.
Its Record Stands AZ Follows:
Cash assets January, 50 900 .oo0 90
Cash Dividend, ls66................ 673,co0 90
Cash Dividend of 1867 7..........-.... 526.573 S
Cash Dividend, iS6s................ 7s6.I97 IS
Cash Dividend 1869 -.................. 4sO,339 90
Total surplus dividend. ,G00, 900 90
Total Losses paid 4,2o0, 900 90
BY the Acts of Massachusetts,, Incorporated into
the General Statutes Of 1864, policy oil life insu
rance for the benefit Of . Hurried Woman any
perso, or persons specified, goes to the m independ
emily of the Debts and Liabilities Of the party who
effects the Policy.
Dividends of this Company are paid
ANNUALLY to the Assured, in CASH.
The NEW ENGLAND is the only Ma.sacbu-
setts Company doing business the Pacific
Coast, and therefore the only Company governed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law
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New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
OF BOSTON.


It was chartered in 1885. and its enviable HIS
tory, during twenty six years active operation
has thoroughly established it's reliability.
T.. Haenxd GAanAs m Eollaxxxa.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
American Agriculturist. June.

American Agriculturise. June.
We can safely recommend this agricultural
monthly as the best published in the United
States. 1t seems to DO the object of the pro.
prietors to make it power in the land and
for the land, and to this end the best talent is
employed, large sums expended, and the expe-
rience Of practical farmers engaged, to make
it what it is, an indispensable adjunct in every
family who own either flower plot or PLAN
tation. Excellent engrayings, both beautiful
and instructive give additional interest to ev-
cry number. Address Orange Judd g. Co., 245
Broadway, New York.
Little Corporal. June.
This ever popular juvenile is full of interest
ing reading, increasing the scope of it's useful
ness monthly. It is to be enlarged and inprov-
ed in July, and those subscribing now can re-
ceive one number free, if they ask for it when
they subscribe. Address Sewel s. Miller, Chi
cago.
Messenger Of the Sacred Heart. June.
This magazine possesses features which rem
ders it unique among the publications of the
day. It is an unfailing resource for .she heart
and the affections. Contents-The Heart of
Jesus; Leandro, or the Sign of the ross; Saint
Agatha; Of only Thee; Catholic Missions
Lauda Sion Salvatorem; Petition to the Holy
Father; The Madonna del Cherchi Chronicle
of the Vatican Council; General Intention
Grace obtained.
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LETTER FROM PELICAN.
New ORLEANS, June LIST, 1870

New ORLEANS, June LIST, 1870.
Editors Morning Star and Catholic Messenger:
Knowing your desire to place before
your readers any event or circumstances
tending to show respect and love for our
holy religion or it's worthy ministers, do
not hesitate to give you, through second
worthy Bishop Perche at Plaquemine, on
the Odd ult.
After preaching to the public at st. Ra-
phael's Chapel the week preceding, to
which referred in my last, and admins
tering confirmation to some thirty odd per-
sons that Sunday morning, his Lordship
set out in the afternoon for Plaquemine,
distant some seven miles. When near the
town he was met by a cavalcade of some
thirty horsemen, headed by Biehler's Brass
band, and escorte d to the residence of Rev.
c. v. D'Hemecourt where he was met by
the congregation of St. Johns and publicly
welcomed in their behalf by Michael
Scblatre, Esq, after which the boys of St.
Johns School, the pupils of the Convent
andr the children of Mary also presented
addresses of welcome and congratulation,
to which his Lordship attempted reply,
but-words failed, he could only assure
the throDg around him, a thing evident to
all, that his heart was too full to express
what he felt!
1t must, indeed, have been a delight to
Father D'Hemecourt to see his congrega-
tion join so heartily in bidding welcome to
their new bishop, while to us all it can but
be pleasure to know of such a sponta-
neous expression of love and esteem.
PELICAN.
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charge Of my congregation at Dresden las,
summer learned from two brothers Of Genera
King and also from the Rev. DR.. Lyman, Of
Rome, that the services of the American Pro-
testant Episcopal Church were held unmo-
Tested inside " the walls of the sacred city" I'M.
FLU S sne eh nasty action OF our Congress removed
Let mo further state (what have not men,
toned before) that the Rev. DR.. Lyman, the
American rector (then) in Rome, wrote to q
of the facts; Init his letter arrived too late to
stay the action of Congress in resenting o
{fancied} national insult. 1t would be y tardy
ac1 OF simple justice TO restore to General King
the office OF which he was SO unjustly deprived,
even IT the mission were discontinued the next
day on economical grounds. Yonr obedient
servant, JOHN. ANKETEIL.
Tan AND SAw-DUsr.--The loving kind
ness which exists between the various
Protestant sects is sometimes displayed in
a manner to call forth the most ridiculous
suggestions. The Quakers, it is known,
split into what is known as the Hicksites
and Orthodox. These branches of Foxes
disciples met last week in New York to
celebrate the " May anniversaries" and so
inveterate is their dislike of one another,
that the wouldn't hold their meetings at
the same time and to show the divergence
more pointedly, the Hicksiles use tan bark
in the street in front of their edifce to
deaden tho sound Of passing vehicles, while
the Orthodox use sawdust. Such is the
unity of Protestants!
EFFECTS OF UNBELIEF.-The Bishop of
Ely lately presided at meeting of the
Church Missionary Society at Cambridge,
England. He traced the decay of mission
airy efforts to the active unbelief which
existed in the University Of Cambridge
and elsewhere, and to the stupid, passive in
difference which was spreading amongst
The people of the large towns. The un
belief of the present day was developing
into mere materialism and unqualified
atheism.
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE.-In our predatory
remarks to the letter from New Zealand published in
our last number mentioned the receipt of paper,
the TdrnDa Herald which, considering the location and
antecedents of the Inhabitants well calculated
elapsed since the inhabitants that region
all the rest Of the world cannbals OF course we
scanned paper with interest curious to know
the editor catered for the mental food Of people
who inhabited that antipodean region From this our
eve wandered to the advertisement columns, whore
we saw school announcement in which, among other
things taught was, Lessons given the singer Sew
ing Machine" Here thought we, Is progress! What
the Rev. Sydney Smith say this IL alvef Here
was o people to attributed the choi-
cest morsel slice of cold missionary, having their
daughters taught machine the fame OF WHICH had
penetrated the ends of the earth. What is the nat
turai inferencef Why, that Singers machines have
truly worldwide renown, well-deserved 1t is
tended BY elsewhere it will be that
the depot is at Camp street.
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PARIS, June 2.-The italian news il impor.
tant. II is rumored that Q formidable demon
stration will be made at both ends Of Italy
There 10 Swiss force on the border, which
seems to be acting in concert with the
Neapolitan insurgents. It is reported that
| twenty-five Greek brigands have Joined tho
LONDON, June 2.-Alieged Fenians were up
for examination to-day. The crowded court
gave undoubted manifestations of sympathy
for the prisoners. Mr.. Gladstone attended tho
trial. Bail was refused for the accused. The
ship Omowa won't ashore the Isle of Man.
She is o total wreck. Dispatches announced
to day report fearful outbreak of cholera in
Rowan, n city of Hindoostan.
MADRID, June 2.-The adherents of Espar-
terrO have issued circular favoring his cleo
tion to the throne. Liberal Journals condemn
present slaves remain too long in slavery.
Modification unanimously called for. No
tidings of the Englishmen who were recently
May hs Of 20 Mar
seftaise, though the journal is suspended, has
received an additional fine of 1900 francs, and
three, three months for srtioles pub
grand review of the cavalry to-day, at Long
Champs. AN immense number of people from
the city and thesurrounding country witnessed
the spectacle.
LONDON, June 3.-The government Is taking
extra precautions against the F'enians, of whose
intentions it has private inform .tion. Tho
guards have been doubled at all the dock yards
and naval stations throughout Great Britain,
and the fires in all vessels have been banked.
The alleged Fenians, Da7itt and Wilson, were
again before the court to-day. There was
proof showing that they had been distributing
arms in Ireland and North England. The
government continues its precaution against
the Feniahs.
LIVERPOOL, June 3. - Two thousand one |
hundred emigrants, mostly Irish, left for |
America during the month of May.
DUBLIN, June 3.-The final passage Of the |
Irish Land bill is regarded with favor by the
Irish press
BERLIN, June 3.-Arrangements have been
for the annexation of the Duchy Of
Lavenburg to the kingdom of Prussia.
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Brigham Young 10 said to be the third
largest depositor in England. A single
New York house has invested $6O, OOO, 900
in securities on his account.
Gen. John J. Donnelly, the Fenian, who
was killed at Pigeon Hill, was thirty-six
years old, and an officer Of Wisconsin Vol
unteeers during the late civil war.
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CLEARANCE SALE.-Braselman s. Co. never
speak but they say something" In this they differ
from our highest functionarics State and Federal
They uncertain sounds When they say clear.
no lossto understand. They know it means that the
old stoc be cleared ont to make for the
They know it means bargains. They know it means
but why multiply wordsl All the world knows, better
than we can tell them parnphrase of Eastern be
lief might be applied them There is no other place
for bargains but Brasemans which all the fair know to
their profit.
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On Saturday, May 49, at st. Joseph Church, by the
Rev. p 8. oNei @. NJ, brother OF the bride. assisted
by the Rev. Fathers Smith and Leyden. c. NJ PAT
RICK A. FINNEY TO BRIDGET R., youngest daugh-
ter of Thomas ONeil, ESQ., both Of this city.
At st. Josephs Church. Thursday, May 49, 1870. by
the Rev. Father Beecher, FRANCIS N. voLCKMANN
to Miss MARIAN THOMAS, both Of this city Ne.
cards.
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SHAwLs.-John Miller, No 8 jackson street,
has large and fine assortment of shawls varying in
price GO S25. Ladies' desiring good article at
moderate price, should the above location and make
..;r
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Louis Grunewald, whose warcrooms are at
129 Canal street sole agent for the wcrlirenowned
Mason & Hsmlin organs. Qualities unsurpassed. See
advertisement.
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MUSICAL. INsTRUMENTs-LOus Grunewald,
19 Canal street has received per steamer Frank
furt 125 dozen French and German accOreOns yiutns
and violin strings and guitar strings. All supplied at
Northern prices.
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The members of Hibernian Benevolent and
Mutnal Aid Association No notified that the
annual election for officers of their Branch takes place
at the regular monthly meeting, on Monday next.
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RUPTURE CURED.-The experience of DR..
Ferrss in curing rupture has acquired Tor him name
SECOND none In this any other community His of
flee Charles street, where those afflicted with
this distressing maady viii DO well to call and ind re-
tiaf
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SALE
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS.
BLACK GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
HOOPS
CoRSETS,
YOKES.
LACE sHAWLs,
SHETLAND sHAwLs.
GREMADINE SHAWLS.
LACES, EMBRoTDERIEs, ETC:
PARAsoLs, HALF-UGBRELLAS. ETC.
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS ETC.
HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR,
FANCY GOODS.
LINENS. DoMEsTIcs. SHADES AND --
MATTINGs.
J. A. BRASELMAN g. CO.,
$50 and Magazine Street. and 5se
myss 1t Corner ST. Andrew at.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Just received. steamer frankfurt:
50 dozen FRENCH ACCoRDEoNs
10 dozen GERMAN ACCoRDEONS
10 dozen VI0LINS,
800 bundles Fresh VIOLIN STRINGS,
$50 dozen Fresh GUITAR STRINGS.
The trade supplied at Northern rates.
LOUIS GHUNEwALD.
Importer of Musical Merchandise,
ie51t I'D Canal street.
ACE sHAwIs sHAwLS
- IN GREAT VARIETY,
%, go, $40, $14 GIG, S1s, $50, s22 so, and $25.
JOHN MILLER,
je5h no. Jackson, cor. Tehoupitouias at
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Danziger, Dos Canal
street,-to which place he has temporarily removed
awaiting the erection Of his storeis diBpos-
ing foreign, domestic aud fancy dry goods his
usual low figures.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Association No 3Ths regular monthly meeting Of the
above Association will take place ut their Hail on
Marais street, near Common, MONDAY, June 9Th,
at u o'clock R.M
Punotual attendance ia requested the electisEpf
officers is to take place. q
myl 1t j. j. BARTON, Secretary.
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Delicate young ladies will fnd Laplace's In
dian Turnip Balm palatable and successful cough
| remedy, price 81 Ask for LsplAco's, and take no
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To alIay itching of the scalp, use HALLS We
getabe Scilian Hair Remover. 1t IL sold by all drug
gists.
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1t win be shat Mr. Gorger. druggist and apethe
cary has sold his establishment First ST.
Denis streets and opened at the Of Libsr
and Felicity Road where he viii be glad TO his
old friends. His medicines pure and fresh and tho
prescription department. nssidnousy attended day
and night.
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BURNERS CocoANE.-It has for long time
been need needfnl toilet appendage by the fashion
dD,e OF Ina sne ra5e % 6ose ana
the reach Of every
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MARRIED /:

Read Oliver Ditson.s advertisement in ano-
ther column.