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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
Pianos.
TINTED STATS NAIL.
MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
Posr OTEIeu DIPLaTnaET.
m 81 .sn,SSs "a ~ rs,G ODE.
Of III Dspaitnsai until 3 clock p m, q hSrsL
3o i e +: dssSsSS s tD ~ fST sAIESRt
i'm. 81 A ne Cus e u sss S.Ss:
ssS i Srdm asTsls & Booth Bay H
miis;p saa back, SH ~ 1. , SssSs, ANN,
kssN H BoO gSG Bay Il Vii n sstsrdsI a'Oan,
a iST nois y !.rSS invited
Sool PrSn saint LsoRafds, 81 LIBBY Store "a. o.
% NIL Greek tn.0.I 10 milsSand back once
Leave saint LsenAIi, Saturday HiPAi
f law Mn oTesE ti satardsS aisGmI
Arrlys y saint LsSRsEas Sy l1 m suu..
sc' Prom W.. f k aSss 20 s sRa''aS'O''' @''
Leave Wsst II yer saturday Mlpmi
kssN Ts ssspssTS f,iI ssOPs sStSrdI1 1t3:0pmI
Arrive !. West River By $50 M
S, F TSSR 0SsaSS I g rSSfH.. I a. miles
and back, ones week.
L LsaES s Il FTS%EipS ~ Il n
leave ToIaElns sGtu DAY Ai0Gmi
SOS From PSiicPoiis. " BSifsit'. Butler. MoSnt
Carmel. Black Rock, and Trenton, 70 Up
fhiiopoiis "wednesday and saturday at
Law: v VsSs''%S q and snura., a.
ArfiSs a Phiiopolis Byspu,
Proposals. Invited for shres-uns'-A'WSsE SER
500 Prom LGurGyIls, BY HslbsrtOP, tu. o. 70 Js.
TusIlsm Kills II miles and back once q
Leave IaurAvilIs sSLuydGI AtsAni
Arrive SsIqsSl1TI I hit N, az Tsny
Leave Ssssripis sT% ~ bpm
X7 frpm S %sst RiySr 70 Lancaster. tsudIOy y. OIL
LssTs W.. sPG ave. asdSs'ass AID Saturday
k.sSs i5l f:S''RF I az and Saturdays,
ss A:sS iTs.S W.; RiSSr Pheasant l,ssr
lyiOEn and Jo6nSylls, 70 union BridEe'
Leave frederick daily, except Sunday, At
ArTiTeSt Union Bridge By IImI
Leave 6nioa Bridge daily. except Sunday. at
Arl,PPs u frederick By Spm.
miles And back, SiI times q week 70 Den.
ton, and three times week the reaidue -
Leave RidEsly daily, eEespt Sunday, at 10
ArliRs At Dsaton By n0Am,
Leave 6satoa daily, except Sunday, Al sA nj
Arrive 81 Ridgsly By 9;9 smi,
Leave Denton ruesdAJ' THURSDAY aHd sA'ur'
A.e!ysS bsH;;y,IE i 4 &,ssgHsr ,u,.,,, An,
ATSTs Il Denton By IAN.
and baek.5enSe week, by = schedule 70 be
sGllSfael9Ty % the pOslmGsl0T a SMITH lille.
sO7l Fron 6IssasbcTo 70 wGiisisy s6pTEh, miles
And back, once week, BY Z s sh % D
Proposals. invited for more frequent service,
| For forms Of proposal, guarantee and oertiheate
And asO for nlttuotiOns ~ 70 the eendiQnB 70 b
| embraced In the oonlIAetl &e see advertise
/ meat Of OotObe Ns 1907, JAnuAry u lbt9t And q
| this date, tnVltinE prpposaH for mall ryioe u
MaTYlRhd, 6s,, 10 be found AZ the principal pos
| omo6a
| Bids should bo sent In GSalad enyslepes, super
| seTlbsd "hal proposals, State Of Maryland,
| General JNO, 4, J, OhkbWbb BILL,
| JAnai-stW Postmaster General,
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Furs.
TINTED sTGrEsEMAIL,

TINTED srArEsIMAIL.
VIRGINIA.
Posr OFFIcR DEPARTATNT,
WAaHiN0TON, Jan, >, lbO.
Proposals will be roesiyed a. the Contract once
OF this Department unil 3 o clock p NJ, OF March
81, 1870, 10 be deeided By April n, for oaIIIing
s SS T ss sac; from saS sstS
OF ViTSlnia, and 81 the schedules Of departures
aud arrivals herein specified, Wig
iiSO Prom Lebanon, By h0adYf M0oluIs's Greek,
ln. o. sAndsI,s hilla In; 81 Calender
Creek and Osborn . Gap In o. TO Piketqp,
IKy., j 50 miles and back, once week,
Leave Lebanon Monday ~ amt
Arrive al ri stop wednesday by0pmi
Leave pE isS,I TsS ss.asds5
I7n From BAtesVills TO North, oArden' miles
and back, once 4 week
Leave BAlesVille ThuTsdAy A. lml
Arrive ESrhth 9.Td !FbS ~ ;SPt9a'
bd sto .ua q Bsp,. Instead Of
North Garden, Invited. 90
t7l2 FROM RidEsWAY TO LeaksJille, ", Oh 10
miles H5d back once weSs'
Lsrivs Al TeafsyliieBy ia nj
Leave Lsaksyills Saturday AZ i2mI
tATrlVe At hdgoWAy byBpm. -
For forms Of proposal, guarantee and eeTti hoAie,
DO mbTaced IN the eonlTael, de-, 500 advertise.
menI OF October 81, 1850, 1sauATy ., IsdO, aud Of
this date, inyitinE proposals for mail service In
Virginia, &c, to DO f6und Al the pnnsipal post
BIDS should ba sent in sealed envelopes, super
soTibsd mail proposals, ttAts Of YirElnii, !" "a
addfeIsed 10 the second AHgistARl kgatmAl
General. JOHN 4, J, ORksWHLL,
I Jsnal'slt Postmaster General,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

LRxANDRiA. LQgRogF lHD HAMPBHiRI

A JExANDRIA. LQgPogF AED HAMPSHIRE
n RAfLROAD,
a, IN and after December rs, lAop, the trains o n
thls road viii he run a. fotloWai
~, lraln will leave Alexandra daily, CT.
w,i 4; m sd Hamilton. 4 H. 10 4. NJ. Leave
N hlII1. y Sp sd LsssburE a. 1902
aaIhie aeeomI,oaail9n train viii 1ssTs AisHandriA
Lsssbura sts;op. n. Law an; snd STIiysh
and griye A. AlsEandTia hie:Sa a. m.
The b!D a, m. train from AleHanrTfa Ana y, N
p. N. train from Hamilton, oonpsst a. Hs,oi ~
with KsmP's Daily Line q Coaehs. iof P1rssiI
vile, bnloksravills, BerrTVllls aud winsSss,s,,
also, with ReamsF's Line Of Ooaehes, which issYs
LeesburG daily for Balls Nm, LIdls ana aISdiss
bnfG. X. II. HAVEnER
deoH-u Tieka Aren't,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

KALTIAoEEAN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- wAsEIuarog, Dee, 8, 1888,
noRB, and wLBHiH0T0R LHD THR wEsT.
foR BlLTthoRE.
sSs' ~; NJ e, iiip' "a. o6 2 l $i
Leave daily, sIespt sunday, Gl7Oo and .. 10 =.
TOR MINNEAPOLIS.
Leaye At and .. 30 .. N and % D. NJ No traiu
70 or from AnnApolls On sunday.
0NBUHDAYL
FOR BALTlM0RK
foR Wdf SrLTioHs.P Pm
f0R AL PTRTs on THk WRIST.
Leave daily, sEespt Saturday and Sunday, At
On Ss u9ssIy 81 ~ IN az. lsf S% o,I, ,,,.
Meeting A. Relay station with trains from Bait.
more 70 WheelihG, PaIksraburG, &e.
ThIough Tickets 70 the West can be had ~ the
washinEtOh station Ticket ohSs At ali hours ia
IoT Sew 1oft, RAlladslpAls sPd Boston. So,
advertisement Of Through Lips, ,.ov
Master ofTranGpoTtation.
~. goLk; 9snsral Ticket AEaPt.
oko. :. KooHTI. osnsrHl ArsA, washinEton.
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IVA FUG.E..

Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded By hi'
remarkable remedy. . - -, 49,
dts from ua use, may inquire at 20 South HutAW, ~
south Charles, s. naaoyeL, n % Paul. lu IEnah-
lin no sarAloga, ~ and 81 North 6ilmQre,l@ hofth
DAY streets, also Of druggists generally =
Ali the druEEiIts, and hundreds Of persons 70
waskinEton, d, c. AlexandriA, a. and ne suI-
toapdinE country. know Of cures BY this Wonder
Iut Remedy,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
Steamboat Lines,

Il TOWN.
TNMAE LIsB OF MAIL sTEANBRs SAILING
PROM HKw YoRK
EvIlT
SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAYS.
49,. Tickets sold 70 aud from EnGlsnd
HkIk Ireland and the oohtnonL For full In
JOHN q, DALE,
Aren't, Is Broadway, N, T., or
MIDDLETON 4 CO.,
JSlI.H BInkefs, Washin gton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
THE COURTS.


SUPREME CouRT OF THn DISTRICT OF Co
LUMB1A.-Chlef Justice Cartier and Justices
Wylie and DIN sat IN bdne yesterday.
On motion Of Mr.. Fuller, Mr.. Isaac W.
Hobbs was directed TO DO examined for adj
mission 10 the bar Of this court.
Mr.. Stanton filed q motion 10 discharge
the rule against Justice Marsh. No action
was taken on the motion.
Williams ct al. May Of al. This case was
further agued by Messrs. Brent and Philip
PHILIPPE, and hold under adyisement by the
court.
The court then adjourned until Saturday,
February 8.
suPRHAfn CouRT OF THE UHITED STATES
FRIDAY, JdHudrV 80, 1S70.--On motion Of
Mr.. Carlisle, Edwin NJ. Holbrook, esq, OF
New York, was admitted to practice as an
attorney and counsellor OF thls court.
No. 252. The City Of Chicago, appellant,
70. William O. Sheldon. This cause was
submitted on printed argument by Mr.. NJ.
Y. Tuley, OF counsel for the appellant, and
by Mr.. B. r. Curtis aud Mr.. W. g. Cloudy,
for the appellee.
No. 4. Original. The State Of Texas,
complainant, W.. George W. White, John
Chiles Of al. On motion OF Mr.. Paschal, Il
IL now here ordered by the court that the
reports Of Special Master II. W. Tayler,
now on the file Of this court, be, and the
same are hereby, confirmed.
No. 210. Frances Board appellant, vs.. Ed
mund Miller ct al. Appeal from the United
States for the district OF Virginia. On mo
tion Of Mr.. Carlisle, in behalf Of counsel,
ordered by the Court that this appeal DO dis
missed, With costs, per stipulation.
No. ITO. VIM. N, McVelgh, plaintiff In
eror, vs.. The United States, Tho motion to
dismiss this cause for defective writ Of error
was argued by Mr.. Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Field In support Of tho same, and by
Mr.. O. Cushing In opposition thereto.
Adjourned until Monday al IL o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

The May thoaSAndS cured al this insttuuon
within the last siGhteen years S5d &c GohPstSSss
IitnnsSsad ~ Hs rspoIIeIs Of The Sun, and
GSny other pGpSE5, NOTICES o. Tel'R Rss Saa
stahdiaE a. seRtlsman Of character and Iesponai-
biiitys h,ssHHTsskisEPss r. is'PP BEBtiYT CuRGD,
Persons wfiti1G Gopld, be PSTuSul1L y direct
.hGthsI lo"' JoHSM JOHNSTON, N. b.,
"AAu"i' BALTIMORE Lock Hospital,
,saly BHlhmors. MARYLAND,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

SGsHINaToE, D. Q, Sept. n. lep.
had severe cough, resultinE n9m neglected
cold. i tried various peotoral Tenedies without
benefit had night lveats, and was somsNhht
Alarmed A lady Htena Induced me 70 try bottle
o. De BlnE's vIAfuEs. In few days yAa entirely
cured. IhAys had NO return o. the sineknsss since
Assistant City surveyor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

For All Throat and Lung Complaint,
PlsuFisy, Asthma, DiPthsria, nron-
ehitIS, CataITh, sudden Soids'
and InnhIn mi alton OF
the LunEn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

-VTGHLIE DRUG sTORR, OPpQsITE
I Ma nuin rsmpls. Prescriptions accurately aHd
= 'siiv commended aud afthe loWsst charges
WRGPFiNd PEFGR on SALE AT THIS
w 01SF,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

wLlaiSgToS, b. q .,AuE. ., ls0.
For several years had been subject 70 a equGh
and splitting blood. one year ago last winter
took a heavy cold, which settled on my lu9Ea.
had q bad hemorrhAgs l used many cough mix.
lures, bat found 30 relief I was vety eiek AL
sunmsr. went iato hg country hoping Il would
more violent than ever. had friEhtful hemoT.
ThAEs, which lasted Ave dAysl was very low and
neFvoua, and suffered ron fhoTtneHa OF breathi 1
oouEhsd lnoessahtiyt could uot sleepi had no ap-
pstlls, tried everything NJ fris6ds Iseom psnd'
ID button no relief mill tried De binEaN0n.
asTful Remedy. ttook this remedy ViaiuEH,About
eight months and my friends and hundreds OF ae-
Dossd hopeless and bed.riddoh condition, are tnt-
prtsed 70 see ne attending 10 my houaehold ahtifs
people generally. have Teeommended y 70 ssN-
sFAf amicted persons during the yeAr'Nho nave
o''A NJ, EoUISA HunpLE, s9s q street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

DIR. TAsYou. DYNAMIC PHYSICIAN.
Cares T sisi wSsffRTo ~ iEiESGH' Com
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
Medical.

DIR. PANYoU. DYNAMIC fHYsIoIAS.
Cures NSELSS, ~ R;s +, Vitality
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

Or. fAnY0U cures BtAmmerinE.
DR.. fAhfOU cures DeAfness. Blindness, etc.
oITIoI LsD REaIpRSegt 1900 o street,
ialb-Ims
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

s 3Ss IU% aSJ noe. e
NJ paitSd states, and he greater part Of whose
Paris, PhilAdelphia, and elsewhere, has sGeeleJ
come Of the most Asloaishins cures that were ever
knoWnl many troubled with ringing In the head
Shd ears when asleep, great Rsryousnssa, being
alarmed At sudden AouRd6I bAshfulneas, with fire..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

curbing and paving foot
way, on interest from
JannarH 0. 1890. A9ll 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

TO WHOM ASSESSED

nr JIHTh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

Fitzgerald, Michael. ......
First installment OF tax
for curblng and paving
fOotway, on interest from
Decomber1I, 1885. S43. III
Flanagan, NJ, ct al. trust
VI. II. Hilburn.
Beginning twenty feet
from the northeast corner
Of lot number twenty six
and fronting on Eighth
street east, running
thence west one hundred
and nine feet one inch a.
an alley, thence south
forty six feet six inches,
thence east one hundred
and nine feet one inch,
thence north forty six
feet six inches 10 the be
ginning.
Frawley, Mary. ..n.....I
beginning ON south a
street thirty one feet from.
the southeast corner Of.
said lot, thence west six
teen feet thence north
one hundred and twenty
two feet two inches,
thence east sixteen feet,
thence south 10 the be-
ginning.
Pagan, Patrick..,.,...,.l
DlttOs ..,..s,s,s,,,,s...ssl
Frances, Richard B.,....l
Second installnent Of tax
Tor curbing and paving
iOOtway, ON interest FROM
December 3, 1858. .ti3.55
Having a front Of slxteenl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

A New York Haytien letter of the
18th reports that the people are again
excitedly discussing the San Domingo an
nexation question on account of inform
alton that United States war steamer
has taken possession of Manzanillo on the
northern frontier of Hayti. The feeling
is more bitter than ever Tt is understood
that this movement by the T. S. author
tiles is for the purpose of preventing Lu-
peron from entering Ciba's district Of San
Domingo with hostile intent The ,Sere,n
called at Cape Haytien in search of Lu-
peron, but he escaped in an English
schooner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Jones Defended.
ALBANY, Apr. 27, 1870.


Ed. REGIsTER.-As lover Of fair
play, and as Democrat, I wish to offer
in defense of sundry accusations made
against MIR. A. G. Jones, candidate for
County Clerk, "a word.'
Mr.. Jones is charged with having
bolted the nomination Of Mr.. Stout in
1859, and, by stumping and writing,
essayed to defeat him, claiming, how
ever, to be an uncompromising Demo
crat. Now, suppose he did; this is
free country, and A. G. had the right to
cast his vote against Stout, even though
it compromised his political status.
A. c. is also charged with political
fugleing in Yamhill county. That is,
he slightly ruptured the Democracy in
that county by his course. Well, what
if he did? A. G. is political gambler,
and in keeping with that profession the
best of them must lose sometimes.
a. G. is also charged with having
prematurely canvassed the county for
Grover, when, indeed, he was election
eerinG for himself. Well, that kind of a
course is precedented in the case of
Judas he betrayed his master for
thirty pieces of silver, while Jones looks
to $4,000 year.
A. G. is charged with having mystic
riously disposed of $4,000 at Lebanon,
yet as it is generally understood the
money belonged to him: and it looks
unnatural that anything could be gained
by him in pursuing such a course, unless
there was no election near at hand, and
he desired to keep himself amused with
pecuniary tricks in the absence of polit-
ical ones.
a. q. is charged with being a Nor
mon. That is matter Of his own cleo
ton; if he pleases to endorse polygamy,
1 that is no worse than his prophet, Brig
ham, does. Suppose A. G. does endorse
| the Destroying Angels in the Meadow
Massacre, they We're only carrying out
the mandates of his Prophet; yet there
/ is no evidence that 4. c. ever cut the
throat of an infant when at the breast of
| its mother, or disemboweled the hus-
band for attempting to protect his wife
from inhuman outrage. Even if A. c.
! does worship at the shrine Of Brigham,
let Brigham be held to oasacer for the
deeds of his proselyte.
4. c. is charged with corrupting the
last Convention. That is little strange,
for he only had about two months time
prior to the Convention to consummate
his ends.
A. G. is charged with having lied to
Fred. Hill, to the effect that he was not
a candidate under any consideration, yet
undenyingly securing his own nomina-
ton. Now, in defense of A c., it is
probable that Nature has made him a
Jeremy Diddler, and he can't help it.
A. c. is charged with having suS-
gested that the usual course of conduct
ing conventions be ignored, and that a
modern improvement be adopted, that
our ticket may be improved in its ap-
pearanee, so as to read, not as usual
beginning with the Representatives, and
so on, but after this fashion:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

The following is the textof the bill
introduced into the u. S. Senate, March
%. by Senator Williams, to provide for
a survey and Improvement of Umpqua
river: stBe it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives, of the United
States of America, IN Congress assem-
sled, That the Secretary Of War be and
s hereby directed to cause an examina-
lion or survey to be made of the imp
qua river, IN the State of Oregon, with
the view of securing, by slack water
navigation or otherwise, the continued
navigation ofsaid stream from: its mouth
o Reseburg, in said State and the sum
ot seventy-1iye thousand dollars is here
by appropriated ont Of any moneys N
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
for the purpose Of making said survey
and Improvement.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

In the face of its platform, which de-
clares that the samounf of the bonded
debt was increased more than two fold
by the yenal, illegal and unjustifiable
terms of its contraction" the Democrat
asserts that the Democratic party of
Oregon is not in favor of repudiating one
dollar of the bonded debt, and all the
assertions of Slater, Kelly, Fay and
the Herald to the contrary are "absurd
and undemocratic" At the same time
the Democrat processes to stand ON the
Albany Democratic platform. IF the
statement in the platform with regard to
the contraction of the bonded debt be
true, how is the debt to be "cquitably
adjusted" without cutting off-repu-
diating-more than one-half of it2 Ii
the Equitable adjustment" of debt
which is asserted to have been increased
amore than two fold'' by the fraud en-
ployed in its contraction, does not mean
the reputation of the portion fraud
ulently contracted, what does it mean
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Guardians Sale of Real Property.

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IL virtue of an order of the County Court in
and for Linn county, Oregon, made at the April
term thereof, A. D. 1870, the undersigned, Guar
dian of the estate of james Cummings and Olive
Cummings, minors, will sell the following des-
cribed real estate at public sale, at the Court
House door, in Albany, in said county, on the
10th day of May, A. d. 1870, to wit
The undivided two-sevenths' interest in fee
simple of the east half with the exception of ff
teen heretofore sold to John McNeiD of
Donation Land Claim No. AZ Not No. $500, the
whole of said east half containing leo acres, and
situated in Linn county Oregon
HUGH CUMMINGS, Gnardian.
April 9th, '70.-3I-4w
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

VINO IS AUTHORITY ?-Our cotem-
porary has been wading through column
after column since the adjournment of
the Democratic Convention, to prove
that all propositions looking to the re-
pudiation of the National Debt are abb
surd and undemocratic. And yet when
the original eighth resolution Of the
Democratic platform was offered in Con-
vention, fourteen of the seventeen dele
gates from Linn county, headed by DIR.
Crawford, of Brownsville, voted in favor
of its adoption. The original eighth
resolution was characterized by Judge
Humason, of Wasco, Reed, of Multi
nomah, and other lights of the party, as
fat-footed, open and outspoken repudia-
ton of the public debt, and with this
understanding the worthy fourteen voted
for its adoption-fourteen out of seven
teen Now, the question arises, who
represents truthfully the feelings and
opinions of the mass of the Democracy of
Linn county, on this question of repu-
diation, the delegates selected by the
masses to represent them in Convention,
or a single mantle editor of the
De93,0crOt?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Sale of Road Hands.

NJ OTICE. In pursuance of order made by
~ the Board Of Directors of tie Willamette
Valley Cascade Mountain Wagon Road Com
pany-
They now offer at private SALE and until July
1st, 1870, any anil all Of their lands located in
Linn county, Oregon.
Te,ms-one- half cash at sale, remainder in
twelve months, at 10 per cent. Bond for deed
given.
Bids to be left with the Secretary at Company
Office at Albany, Oregon, where maps and des-
criptions can be seen.
Persons settled on any of said lands shall have
preference in terms and purchase.
JASON WHEELER,
Albany, Apr. 10, 1913 President.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

PUBLIC SpEAKING.-We see that
Hons. J. G. Wilson and j. III. Slater,
Republican and Democratic candidates
for Congress, are on their way up the
valley, having finished the canvass east
of the mountains. They are announced
to speak at Portland on next Wednes-
day evening, May 4th; at Milwaukee on
the following evening, and at Oregon
City on Friday evening. We suppose
they will visit this section of the country,
probably, week after next. Due notice
of the time will be given.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30

INJuRED.-Judge Walton, of Eugene
City, was somewhat injured, ope day
last week, as we arc informed by the
.Joay1,al, by being precipitated from a
buggy, while crossing ditch at round
trot.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Our Candidates.

In the hurry of making up" our
paper of two weeks ago, we Omitted to
mention a portion Of our ticket. Mayer
Hirsch, Esq, of Salem, Republican can
didate for State Treasurer, is What might
properly be termed bedrock Repub-
lican, having been a member and acting
with the party since its organization.
As a business man he sustains high
character, honorable and upright in all
his dealings, with talents that especially
fit him to become the custodian of the
public funds The office comes to him
unsought, and he will fill it honorably
and to the satisfaction of the people.
The present Judge of the Third Ju-
dieial District, and candidate for re-
election, Hon. r. p. Boise, of Polk, is
one of our ablest jurists, who has filed
the position with honor to himself and
satisfaction to all parties His reelection
is foregone conclusion.
Our candidate for District Attorney,
j. c. Powell, Esq, has long been resi-
dent of old Linn, aud is known and re-
spected By all parties as a most efficient
and thorough officer. Having faithfully
and honestly discharged the arduous and
laborious duties of the office in the past
he has gained the esteem and respect Of
all lovers of law and order. His re.
nomination is high tribute to the man
as an able and capable officer of the law
His reelection is conceded by ALL
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
EAGLE wooLEN MILLS.

Although it is not known for a certainty that
this Factory is going to, this Summer,
eur friend Wheeler, who has established such an
cnviable reputation for low prices and fair deal
ing, as well as Tor the excellent quality of the
goods kept, has hand a largely increased
stock which he intends to sell at the same reason
able rates heretofore.
Our friends in that vicinity will do well to make
a note of this 26
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-04-30
Notice to Contractors.

IDS will be received at the Office of the Viii
ID lamette Valley & Cascade Mountain Wagon
Road Company, at Albany, Oregon, to May Sd
next, for building new piece of road, commenc-
in at the first crossing of the South Santam river
in Cascade Mountains, and thence along the south
bank of said river about 24 miles the 4th
ing at Vine Maple Bottom-so to cut off four
of the fords. For specifications, call at the Com
panys Office, Albany. Oregon.
JASON WHEELER, Pres.
April Is. 1S10-S3-2w