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NEGRO VOTING IN MARYLAND.
In m Old slave Stetc-Pcaccabio Voting Cos
inu On-A Great American Traveller Pre-


The First Effect OF tho Fifteenth Amendments
In m Old Slave Stetc-Pcaccabio Voting Cos
Ing On-A Great American Traveller Pre-
sent.
from the Baltimore SUM- April 81
virtue OF tre recent act OF the General Assembly
Of Maryland Incorporating the town oi Towson-
town, the county seat OF Baltimore county, an cleo
tlon was held yesterday Tor nve commissioners 10
serve one year. tDder the fifteenth amendment To
the federal constitution 1t was tue first occasion on
which co.ored men were " be allowed to vote In
Maryland. From early Ill the morning until the
hour OF noon, when the polls were opened az Ady's
Hote groups oil c0ioied men were gaD about
apparently Impressed with the i'm portsnce OF tne
OCCASION aud II was easily perceived lhat. IN regard
TO the candidates. any thing but unanimty prevailed.
For an hour before the polls opened an itinerant
politician, whom even the majority OF the col0red
voters denominated 'carpct-Doggcr," ha-
polls were to tie bcid. He said he had walked ali
the way from Harrisburg IN order TO a. dress his
colored bretnren OF lowsontown lie announced
himself as General iratt, aud the name on hts
carpet bag corresponacd herewith. declared thas
ne was a candidate Tor the Presidency IN 1872 ana
that he looked Tor the coored vote, for no pridcd
himself on having been the first man IN The United
States that mad addressed the late President Lincoln
IN person In behalf VI the cO0red race. HIS dis.
jointed harangue vas br ought to abrupt close bY
tie arrival vi the hour of Twelve wGen the polls were
opened. AS soon as the polls opened With aDoue
nvo coI0rcd mcu to one white III tie imInedlato
vicinity Mr. William II. RUBY, editor OF the Mary
land Journal, deposited his ballot, his being the nrsa
vote cast at corporation election In Towsontowu,
he second was tbat VI Eiiah Qugey, c0lored man.
and thea the voting went oa rapidly for about fifteen
mnptes, the white voters apparently standing back
until their coored brethren exercised their right OF
suffrage. In less than halt an hour nearly every
registered coored lQan had voted, and then OF long
intervals white voter would appear aad cast his
ballot. As far as could be learned the colored vot0
was cast for the republican ticket some eight OF
ten scratching u name and substituting that OF Colo
mel Mann, who being the propiictorof the principal
hole IA the town, was ABOUT the only one designing
10 accept tho oate OF Commissioner VINO had patro
age 10 besow. II may be proper TO state that q tha
LIQUOR bars Ia the town were closed, and conses
Quently there was little OF no intoxioaton " %
seen. tne rannnl!ran candidates were aD elected.
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EAyAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Uutcd States steamer Colorado dropped down
the bay yesterday and laid OF the lower landing on
Staten Island last night. She III make short trip
to sea this morning, for the purpose Of trying her
new gun carriages. which will be tested under the
inspection OF Captain Simpson. The Colorado will
return to New York this afternoon for the purpose
OF landing the pilot ana those ordnance officers who
do not 90 China with her, arer which she will i'm
mediately proceed on her voyage. We have already
published q list OF her 0fcers The address of the
Colorado Will be Cape Town until May s. after which
date 1t Will be Hong Kong.
ORDERED.
Masters Z. W. Watson William A. Morgan and G.
c. Todd ana Epslgns A. r. Condor Bni George T.
Mitchell have been ordered to Washington for ex.
animation FOR promotion.
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DEMJfRa3IC MiauoaR.

rho Old and Young Chiefs 20 Smoke the Pipc
Of Peace.
At meeting Of the Tammany General COMMITTEES
or The Twenty second ward, neld at headquarters
on Monday evening, April 4. the following preamble
and resolution were offered by Mr.. John u. Greene
ana were unanimously adopted:--
Whereas and harmony prevail In the democratic
resulted IN temporary difficulty or the influences which have
should be accepted that democrats con-
sroed By the pnre principles Of hs party car attend % .her
ranks sna l%1s % srmsns to hose srsa.
Resolved, The Tammany General COMMITTEES Of tho
premises, congratulate their brethren throughout The city and
tca heavena and upon the and barony universally
& or @ pubic 81 as es sH o SSas ans s
charity for am we again strike hands brothers in conn
fathers rsp"bd Our a ss cur
snd on Ss m that the SS
the citadel Of fah bearing the nscr ton, civ Liberty
Ing which awaits those who battle in the Of truth
Rc.Svsd That hand fcllowshIp to all do.
mocrats and invite Their cooperation aud vigorous
ns, we VIII JOIN in good nii 10 all proper means IN asSisy
@ Sss
Resolved. Tha, the uncisnsd thanks of this bs
and they are hereby rendered 70 The democratic members OF
10 ns h. iS AZ Se
who gallsnty led 10 acknowledgement OF universal coma
and the success OBTAINED by tAem WILL In sfsrtimss
teach The great Lesson that
truth crushed earth viii rise again,
The eternal years Of jod hers;
While error wounded, wyithss In pain,
amid her wofahippers
S Is. hi H. ss.s ss .n
the democratic members Of the Legislature.
On the following evening, Tuesday. the stn inst.
the Twenty SECOND waru 1ammany Ward Commit
tee held q large and enthusiastic meeting at uieir
headquarters and adopted the following unani.
mouAy ana with cheers
Resolved That tho Tammany Ward Committee OF tho
Twenty second most heartily the action Of the
Committee "a the preamble
luons adopte last evening relative " hs political status in
the State, pieago ourselves all
In the action o scniurs believing that ali
democrats In the Twenty Will sustain
endeay to make this city again free and independent
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SAMg0 Shu9seD.

Refusal Of the Police Commissioners to Far.
nisi the Parnding Dcrities with nm Escort.
In the Board Of Police yesterday evening . CON-
muncanon was received from co,orcd men asking
police escort on Friday next, when they celebrate
the ratification Of the fifteenth amendment. Pres
dent Bosworth urged compliance win the request,
on the ground that they were citizens, ana as much
entitled TO an as the ishmen on st. Patrick's
Day, He voted In the Affirmative. Brennan and
Manicfre voted nay and the request was not
granted. Smith was absent. SaWbo must look ont
nm Fri 1ay.
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kE.GaANIS fla clLaaAll.

very large meeting Of emlgrants bound for Coo
RADIO vss held last night at the rooms OF tbs Chill
dren's Aid sooiety No. 10 East Fourth ssree.. inc
spirit exhibited by those desiring TO 90 Was very
gratifying, and quite AGmber stepped forward and
signed their 10 the roll. There VIII only be
one or two more meetings held prior 10 starting Tor
their iuture homes IN the VEST The news from
encoufagru9.
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F0RTY-FrRsT CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1870
CENSUS RETURNS.

CENSUS RETURNS.
Mr.. EDMUNDs, trep.) OF W., offered resolution
calling upon the Secretary Ct the Interior for nior-
nation as to whether any copies OF the census re.
turns required by the act Of 1850 cap IN his opinion
be dispensed with without detriinenS to the public
service and the amount to as saged to the Treasury
by such dimlnution. Adopted. -
DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. MORRILL,, rep) Of Me-, called up the Deh
cheney Appropriation BILL which occupied the bal.
ance OF the morning hour
In Committee of the Whole amendments OF the
ScaSte CeWrillee al Gloer7 D42paSeA ll t4q
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chairman Of tAa Connnaissae an Annronra ktoos mr.
Morr, wsre egreeS 70 ns ~ ,",ya IN cP'0S's"o"' 'A'
Inaer,,n1 urav,so ~ - - s,,N,,Sy aace,orcy a., mo
fon f;,r n" rons ~ a.. ~ p enna ~ s
si0S onn ~ ASSA VI ''0" ~n1 "'es'e" 'es'A0" VI
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inrraaan| RI" r,,rr ;or cor,,rn. ,na
co,s,rn@trS of tee 1,""rp innso on p"sr is,,sce
Suoin,s m New york c,rv trn~ saoo % ~" 70 sSoS "n.
80 ~. A0n ~,I mon ssovo,v @ ~ e1oo.ovD ..
wor va 'ne pps .e 1pRrOpinon ior con.npns ,n1
~ ~ M oa' & & @ cno nuu w. IA @ .n
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i,o ~ 'n W 20 pr,@ev,a & or 2 az na Ms
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rns rinSv,e or, nn,S a oo'ovy w ss stvJ ,ro
agreed ,oEnr rena,r. =" tna aSsnn Sn",ow
tnsc co, onn. for "a Coo W vam % S o', a, a.,
on Ina Bar,nry Nav or "in MN. @ TO- ra.irS ~
mo Vec tra3ns S', ~ av iVi ASPAS w
AIR ru,RSs" dam ot Un,o tn oys,r ~ roo, tho
sanc -, ,, u ,uenJ VI Vno IN VIuet W ees. tie
ine sv o opon me protiny VI
ION nn,Sfa onS nihsr ,h W rno o na,nous w ~
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NJ snn', I ''D.,. IN S",Syy " go, ~. ,.
ws,c f n ep vi Me saiu .ae
Mr. c.sru,sIw NM ,,. t"o ~ NJ nj,
NJ ,o,,o,ar Tor , -, ,h .i.. enoao vas no u'''
Ssrt ,,ems "' A"' "A' "a 'n0eo "Ppa'0n'y oA""'"'
Mr. CassRp,v diam of Gal aa,a oceora,,, % tho
est,,rates ror Ihc nraaan ,sca, ~a ~ w ny ~
fbe of tne ,resamrv ne axasaa " e t,a "a
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xiS noo 1oo 'S"' ''' P1"'.o '1i'unss Woo
Tne re,nsin,pv amenaments ~ tho sena,a con,mir
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Municipal Nominations I'm Hf0boiscn.
At the Democratic Convention In Hoboken on
Tuesday evening the following nominations were
made:-For Mayor. Hazea Kinball; CITY Treasurer,
William ii. Chids; city Clera, FREDERICK H. H0wald;
Collector, Peter II. EdmondSon; Water ComMrs.
sl0uer samuel 5. Edin0Dson.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

ton At higher and higher rate from day TO day
0r week 70 week, a. is suggested by the President
oi Tue United States or any method by which
tnoy SHOULD Do converted or exchanged into utoreet
bearing securities; for this would act rigdly and
rapidly 70 take them out OF circulation such form
ol c0n.raction would fear. not only innict unpa-
raieled distress upon the people. but endanger the
credit 0i tho government itself.
is not necessary to discuss the proprety OF tho
original measures oil which present financial
dit0n IS the result simply consider the practical
questions whicn present themselves, taxing things
as they are. u needs no great nnanclal wisdom
TO soe that the way to high credit IL FOR tue
Treasury TO prepare itself 70 pay all its debts
as well ts legal tender promises its bonds that
high credit Is the condition precedent to lower
rate OF interest on government loans; that lowering
the rate OF interest ON the loans will afford great
relief to the people; and that no relief either 10
Treasury or people can be expected from what
tends to arrangement or stagnaton In the business
OF the country.
HARLY RETURN TO sPKCIK PAYMENTS DESIRABLE.
The earliest practicable return 10 the hard money
OF the constitution Is, therefore, desirable, as
being, IN every way for the interest OF tne
people; but this return should be made Wisely.
by q process which wilt not cost neeuioSs
suffering under declared and fixed policy, intelli-
that the change, when II comes shall be permanent
rash attempt would. BY Its failure, make our con
dtiOn worse than IL IL now. But no time should DC
lost Ia adopting measures which shall lead by pru.
dent steps to the attainment, at no very distant
day, OF result TO which sooner or later we must
come.
! II the federal government does not try to accom-
without spreading ruin among the people, 1t falls In
It's duty; H. with its abundant revenue it cannot do
wise q method 0f doing SO, II fails IN wisdom.
JOHN 7. HOFFMAN.
The New York herald., 1870-01-05

DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER GIANr-TaIs ONE ONLY
SxELEr0S.-The Oh CITY pal Times Is responsible
for the ioilowlng:-On Tuesday morning last, while
Mr.. William thompson, assisted By Robert X. smith,
was engaged IN making an excavation near the
house OF the former, about half mile north OF West
Hickory, preparatory to erecting DERRICK they ex-
humed an enormous helmet Of iron, which was Cor
roded with rust. Further digging brought to light
sword which measured nine feet Ia length. Gu
rioslty ineited them to enlarge the hole, and
after some little time they discovered the bones
OF two enormous feet. Following up the 'Head'
they had so Unexpectedly struck, IN few hours
time they had unearthed q well preserved skeleton
OF an enormous giant belonging to species OF the
human family which probably inhabited this and
other parts Of the world at the time Of which the
Bible speaks when IL says, "And there were giants
In those days" The helmet Is SAID to be Of the
shape OF tn0se found among the ruins OF Ntneven.
The bones OF the skeleton are remarkably white.
The teeth all in their places and all OF them
double, and OF extraordinary SIZE These relics
been taken to Tionesta, where they are visited
by large numbers OF people daily. When his giant
ship was in the nesh he must have stood eighteen
feet in his stockings. These remarkable relics viii
be forwarded TO New York early next week. Tae
joints or the skeleton are now being glued together
These remains were found about twelve feet below
the surface Of mound which had been thrown up
probably centuries ago, and which was not more
than three feet above the level OF :he ground
around II Here IN another nus tQT anIt4uarians u
srack.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

BRIEF LocALs.-Judge r. Powers,
just returned from the mountains, says
the recent fire extended some forty miles
along the line of the wagon road to
Harney.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Baker
Gay, who lives across the river in Benton,
is very i'll with fever.
Mr.. L. W. Doolittle was so much worse
yesterday afternoon, that his friends
were fearful that he would not last thro'
the night.
J. B. Sprenger, Esq, of the "Cosmo
politan,' Portland, spent several days
in our city last week. Jake hasn't lost
particle 9 ! his good looks since his last
visit. Su .cess to him and his.
Mrs. Millett's health failing her, she
reluctantly gave UP the canvass of this
city for the work entitled Ten Years in
Wall Street" and on Wednesday took
the stage for Salem
During the absence Of Mr. P p Hen
derson in the States, DR., Craw ford is
authorized to act as his agent.
Mr.. j ". Bentley has removed his
shop into the building adjoining this
office
, The agent of the Singer machine is
, meeting with fattering success among
the ''sewists' hereabouts.
Yesterday being our birth day we
received several nice presents, and were
; not dunncd once. Wish similar days
were more frequent
, Melons, plums, apples ard vegetables
plenty and cheap in our market,
No advance in the market price OF
wheat here. Farmers generally are hold
Ing for an advance Present ruling rates
are % cents per bushel-a decline of
cents since our last
/, Mr. James EIkins was GU in the
=, mountains enjoying hunt when his little
twin boy sicAened, and did not reacf
r home till after his death.
i Our public school opens en- Monday
; September 9Th under the auspices o
J Prof Thomas G. Taylor, principal, ant
i Miss Selma Newman assistant.
y Mr.. Blain, of the frln of Blain, Youn!
: & Co, has gone to San Francisco for
i, big stock of fall and winter goods Loo
# out for the latest styles when he get
o back
+ y little runaway the other day cause
4 africnd Of ours to ''go down and brin
mn between $50 and Sl00 to nav fo
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On the 22d, Of cholera tniantum. johnny, tWIa
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Elkins, aged about 10 /
months.
They trained dogs to skate in Paris
last winter.
Catholic missionaries in China have
made million converts
Kansas College has among its students
eight intelligent ''red mem
The Government of Mexico IL bank
rupt.
The Illinois Press Association is in
session at Chicago.
The export OF specie from New York
on the 17th was 81 100000
The Savage branch Of Fenians held
great picnic at Jones Wood yesterday
Methodism claims in the world g.
43S, ,033 members.
/ There are 100000 Good Templars in
/ the United States.
Last year Detroit excluded 1000
children from its public schools tor want
of room.
The President has signed the bill to
erect market to cost million dollars in
Washington
is announced that false chignons
plaits and curls can be made Of spur
glass.
The Reformed Presbyterian Churcl
of New York proposes to fight secre
societies.
t Ia Los Angeles county, Cal, ont
thousand horses were lately sold at S!
per head.
Everthing is lovely with Julius Riley
of Portage county, he having two gees
over forty years old. He caught ther
|. in 1929, and they were middle-age
J, geese at that time.
In Paris there is a current saying tha
where a Frenchman spends five frame!
k an Englishman will spend twenty, ain
d an American fifty
5 Miss Susan Raynor, daughter of Ger
, Leonidas Polk: was married at New O
leans, the other day, to Or. Joseph Jone
IF of that city.
lr The Chicago Board of Trade is consi'
s. ering petition for the admission
women.
nj The champion divorcer lives in A
v ron, 0. He has just secured b
eleventh divorce.
A novelty for shoes is the metallic hee
ne which IS screwed on, and can be tran
,r ferred from one pair Of shoes to anothe
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

LATE NEws.--In our paIer this
morning will be found kilograms from
Europe to the 26th inst-the last rcceiv
ed by US at 4 o'clock F. NJ of that day
From them our readers can Figure to
suit themselves as to the result Of the war
that is now de'uging France with blood
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Office. No. ga Front street,
PORTLAND OREGON
REAL ESTATE DEAL e r
Special Collector of Claims.

A large amount of CITY and EAST PORT
LAND Property for Sale
Also. IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un-
cultivated LANDS, located in all parts Of the
State.
Investments in REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY. made for correspondents.
CLAIMS of all descriptions promptly collected.
HOUSES and STORES leased.
All kinds Of Financial and General Agency bust
ness transacted.
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale viii
please furnish descriptions Of the same to the
AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in each of the
priacipal CITIES and TOWNS of this STATE
[june i1'1o-tfl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

REBuILT.--Cedar bridge, on the Cas-
caoe Mountain Wagon Road, about sixty
miles from this city, burned few days
since by the fires raging in the mountains,
has been rebuilt. We learn that all the
bridges on the road have been repaired
and put in thorough condition.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

WANTs.-Mr. Du Bois, at the Gro
Gerry establishment on First street, wants
lo,ooo bushels of oats, and an unlimited
amount of butter and eggs, for which he
proposes to pay the highest market price
IN cash. He is the man our farmers want
20 see. Go for him
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

THANKs.--To 3ir. Jehn Mimic, Sec
retary Of the State Agricultural Society,
ana to Mr. Samuel E, Young, Secretary
Of the Linn County Agricultural Society,
we are indebted fer complimentary Fair
tickets This is as fair as could reason
ably be asked, and We are correspondinsly
obliged.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

The city has bought of Mr.. d. Price,
for $500, the property now occupied
by Mr.. DuBoise, on First stl eet, for the
use Of our fre engine. As it is two
story, the second story may be used for
Council purposes
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

Postmaster Frecland is at ''the Office
again, as brown as nut from exposure
to sun in the mountains. He has been
adding to his stock Of books, etc., since
his return.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

RAILROAD MEETING Remember
there is railroad meet this evening, at
the Council Chamber, and it is expected
that all who are interested in the growth
aud prosperity of our city, will be at the
meeting. Let there be general turn
out.
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Guardians sale of Real Estate.

q
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN
pursuance Of an order Of the County Court
Of the county Of Linn, State Of Oregon, made on
the ID day of August. $780, in the matter of the
estate of Thomas j. Cline, minor. the undersigned
Guardian of said minor viii sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash. subject to the
value of permanent Improvements placed thereon
hy J. L. Harris & Co.,
Saturday, the 10th day Of September,
1870, between the hours of . O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day. at the Court House
door, in thu city of Albany. in said Linn county,
State of Oregon, the undivided one-half of three
i3) acres Of Land in the extreme northeast corner
+ Of the original donation land claim Of George
Cline in Linn comfy. State of Oregon.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, L. s. gold coin
down.
Dated, August ., 1870
JANE CLINE,
Aug. 6-48wi Guardian.
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WAGoNs.-Messrs r. Cheadle & Co
stif1 have a number of those excellent
Oregon made two horse wagons, which
they are selling extremely low. Give
them a call. No trouble to show goods.
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THE WAR

Between the old and the between high
prices and long credits on the one hand, and
small profits and ready pay on the other. still
continues to rage with unabated fury at Browns
ville and Wheeler, who represents in this contest
the new order of things, seems determined s'to
fight it out on that line if it taks lifetime.
People visiting Brownsville will find at his
store a fine stock Of all kinds Of goods, which is
being sold lower than ever to make room for a
! large Fall stock Al
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

con Up.'-Pure linseed oil, manu-
factured at Salem Mill, can be procured
of Geo. F. Settlemier, druggist, First
street, Albany, at 81 80 per gallon. tt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

TuE COUNTY JUDGsHIP.-The decis-
Jon of udge Boise IL the Whitney, ohns
case, had not arrived up to the hour of
going to press, therefore we cannot en-
tighten cur readers as to who has won.
The ..papers are expected this nsorning.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27
NEW TO DAY g..
Notice.

yEvo WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: During
my absence from the State, have author
lied Df G. T. CRAWFORD TO act my agent,
and all lis acts il my behalf are hereby FULLY
authorized by me. Il. T. hENDkfSON.
August - $50 51#
a. ATOTICE-TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= ms wife, Ann McCaIlister, has left my red
and board without just cause and rroyocati2n,
and all persons are hereby warned not to harbor
or trust her On my account. l viii pay no debts
Of her contracting from this date.
RICHARD NcCALLISTER.
August -. 1S7C-51t4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

RA1N-The rainfall of Saturday night
and Sunday laid the dust and made t-av-
cling more endurable.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

.soRN-Mrs. Harry Cooley presented
her husband with fine daughter on the
night of the 10th inst. Mrs. John Park
-er, on the night of the 10Th, presented
her husband with a son.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

PRANG's MAP.-For i splendid map
of the seat Of war, showing all the ra'l-
roads and other means of communication,
We are indebted to Mr. S VI Holdredge,
the eentlemanly agent of the New Eng
land Life Insurance Company. For
his kindness in remembering Us, he vial
pleas accept our birth day (26th) thanks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

SUpPLEMENTs.-A few more "acts of
Congress" this week, merely to keep our
subscribers in reading matter on Sundays.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

Messrs. J: B. Comley, John Hurd,
Pat Farrell and Jack Grouse, started for
Fish Lake aud intermediate points on
Friday. Its heavy team, and they'll
have fun no matter as to the expense.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-08-27

FOUND AL LAST. \ remedy that
not only relieves, but cures Consumption
and its numerous satellites which revolye
around it in the shape Of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Bronchitis, &c. This remedy
is Dr.. Wisfar's Buisdm Of VIA Cherry.