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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

GosE TO EueESE.-one of our oldest citizens,
Mr. S. Montgomery, left us during the week, hav-
ing invested in the hotel business in Eugene City,.
We predict that the St. Charles. under his man
agement will prove big thing-exactly meeting
the wants of the travelling community, and pan
ming out we'll for Mont. Success to the old boy,
arly how.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

DnuGs AND pMEpIcIsEs.--Fred. Hill has a way
all his own of informing the reading puhlic Of the
fact that he is engaged in the sale of an almost
endless variety Of drugs, medicines, chemicals,
paints, dyes, toilet goods, and lots and gobs Of
other things we haven't time or room to mention
here. We came very near omitting TO mention
that he is also agent for the sale of neat little
Sewing machine, which the ladies should see.
without full. IF you are troubled with rhenma-
tism, gout. cholic. corns. hydrophobia, measles,
night sweats. mumps, sloshoverness, ar anything
you can just ber your bottsm dollar your gon'
| in folks-that's sure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

FELL IN THE RAcE.--Micky Murray, lad of
some eight or nine years, accidenty fell into the
mill-race the other day, but being the swim,
he kept his above water until another little
shaver up the hotel, distance of three
blocks. and informed Micky's father, who came
aad fished his boy out.
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REAL ESTATE TnAssAcrIoSs-For the two
weeks ending June sth, 1871; Il .ssa
JIM Johns to NJ. L. Logan consideration,
$500. s4s3
So 900.
$40.
Alex. Kirk te A. J. Warren confederation.
". NJ Steel to A. J. Hodges consideration.
$500
's State S Of Oregon a. J. Bilyeu; eonsidsrasion,
'Ji Robert Johns to J. F. Mccoy condensation
$3.50. ...5s
j. NJ Elliott to VIC. dalaher; consideration,
5000. ~
Sl,275. z...ys
tion, $50.
J. i. comlsy to Squire M0assonsry; sonsid-
Z. R. Gsary TO ). M. Mcdonnell; son'ids'a-.
I Hays Mickey to E. R. asery; considerations,
$S eco.
1 $500. sts- All
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F.tber shepherd who, accompanied by Dr.

Father Shepherd who, accompanied by Dr..
Alexander and others. has been to the mountains
on a hunt during the week, speaks in high terms
of the Willamette Cascade Mountain Wagon
Road. Travel has already commenced ever the
road They met Parrish and Lafnllette. who
were driving three hundred and ffty head of cat
tls into the Ochoco country, on "Wednesday. Sew
cral other parties with bands of cat ie were met
making their way to Ochoco, besides teams and
pack trains.- The mountains are fsil of deer, and
our party succeeded in getting their share.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

By resolution Mr.. John Long was appointed to
superintend the work the streets ordered graded
and graveled, in the place of tho COMMITTEES. Af-
ter allowing several bills, the Council adjourned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

INFORMATION WANrEp.--We call special attcn-
ton to the ADVERTISEMENT in to-day's paper of
Mrs Anna Miller for information of or abant her
husband, Mr.. James Miller, who has been absent
from her three four years, as she does not know
whether he is alive not. To rcfioxc her anx-
iety and distress, any one knewing of Mr.. MS
whereabouts please address her this Office.
When last heard from, Mr.. Miller residing in
this city.
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orr1cens KLrcrsn-- Al the annual meeting Of

OFFIcERs ELEcrEn.-At the annual meeting of
the Albany Fire Company No. l on Tuesday
evening. the following officers elected TO
serve during the ensuing year President, ~ v.
Brown Foreman, Jos. Webbcr; LIST Assistant,
James Heron I'd Assistant, Fred. Graft; Sec
retary, A. n. Arnold; Treasurer, NJ. b. Crane.
Friday evening was appointed for drill, at which
time a day would be selected for housing the en-
Pine in the new quarters.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

SrRAwBERRIEs.-on wednesday Mr.. John
Millard presented with the first tame straw
berries we have seen this season-and they were
huge ones, half dozen or So sliced up and smoth-
cred in cream. being amply sufficient fora mod
crate appetite.
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Gorxc TO BRowSsvrLLE.-Mr- A. b. Paxton,
the talented artist, who has been operating with
Mr.. Winter for some months past, having con-
cluded bis engagement here, goes to Brownsviiie
for few weeks. where ne viii delight the people
with some of those splendid Rembrandts which
has given our gallery such a splendid repntation
Brownsvillians desiring splend pictures should
go to see Paxton, as unless they come to the gall
iery in this city they will be unable to secure such
faithful this side Of San Eranclseo
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

RENEABgnEp.--The young ladies who orisina-
ted and successfully carried outthe Fair for the
benefit of the U. r. Sunday School Library ia-t
week, presented this Office with large and deli
ciouz cake, Friday of last week. for which we
tenderour best bow, and the thanks of the entire
chebang. May they always be plentifully sup
piled with pocket-money, and when they get
N marrieti-well, that s their business, not ours.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

DIEn.-In this city, on Tuesday, June 9th, at
the residence Of her brother-in-law. ME Frank
Parton. Miss Hattie Morgan, in the 2Osh year. Of
her age She was buried Wednesday after
noon, q large number OF our eitizens following the
body to its last resting place.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

PosT OFFICE NoTIcE--The Post Office in this
city will be open on Sundays. hereafter, from /
O'Clock to 2, and from $50 to 4. p. M. IL
E. A. FREELAND, p. NJ.
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A Glorious eaange!.
THE GREsiT NoI.sssIs,..s TONIC.
Limitation Bitters.

gE'ssssis esasscrfsai vegetable re-
storatEssc Is tEae ss,cef-ancIaor OF
s.sc fecnie and scbiiEtatesi. As
tonic and cordial for the aged
and Iansssid, it has no equal
aassonas gtcraaac.fics. As . remedy
a. 1szc nervous weakness to-
= ..sxcss ss-0zaa en- nre especially SUBJ
esx If II sssK,erseding every other
s i. ss..-ss. Esz ~; climates, tTopi-s
:.s fen. .scrate, on frisid, II acts
+ .Sfssssc f.a crcry species Of
--z---ezzs t.rse:errsaines the
- .szad breaks dcvvn
SIS 80 spirits. Tor sale by
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a5g5
B IA ch - Efic -,
Libany, Oregon,
j. G. MENDENHALL. Agent.
HENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON.
W Established July, 1868. An office where
general Information concerning the resources of
Oregon can be obtained free of charge.
Loans negotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es-
tate and Collateral Securities. We have for sale
q large amount of property located in the town
of Albany Also, Farming lands, of every des-
eription, located in Linn and other counties in
this State.
To the citizens of Albany and vicinity, aud 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
fee in Your city, We can offer You medium for
obtaining purchasers-one that is appreciated by
buyers. as it saves them much time and labor in
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es-
tablshed, and the Office well furnished for Civ
ing Information upon Real Estate, that it afferds
the most complete facilitiesfor all parties having
business in our line.
s- You incur no. expense in placing your
property sale with unless sale is made.
Office ON First street. opposite Post-Ohiee.
JOHN C. MENDENHALL, Agent.
Albany, Ogn., March 2s, 1s7o.-e9tf.
sTITZEL & UPTON.
REAL ESTATE BROKE
y. C. MENDENHALL, agent
Office First st opposite Post Office, Albany, Ogn.
HEAyE for sale in the city of Albany. a desira-
5E BILE Homestead. Lots l. 2, aud s, corner
best localities in the city, IA good one and shalf
story house with all other conveniences. apply
10 J. c. MENDENHALL. Agent.
Albany. Oregon
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WooE. Baysrs generally ccneede this article
worth $50 PER pound Several Iozas havs bsen
deliyersd during tbs week.
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THE NEW FOOD.

For g few cents yosl can buy
uf your Grocer or Druggist a
package CT SEA TToss FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
arrageen, which will make
1..-.eea :. quarts Of E1anc Mango,
-ad q Like quantity y ef Puddings
s.ard5, Creams, Charlotte
-,asse, &c. It is tic cheapest,
,ea1thiest and most delicious
ssoad In the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as q light and delicate
food for InvaIids and Children.
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!. ALBAN q. j BAN -.
WORK sUsPENDED
SANI'IAM DITCH

II "A MEETING HELD BY THE STOCK
"a holders and members of the Santiam Ditch
Company, It was resolved by the Company that,
before investing all our fortunes in SO hazardous
snecula,ion we recommend to eachand every one
of the of the Society TO secure for their
families a BUCKEYE SEWING MACHINE, SO
that in case of failure in tho Ditch arrangement
their families would have some means by which
to gain livelihood.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-06-10

, lLI.HEAD PAPER. all sizes, just received
Id and for sale at this Office. low for cash.
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Lung Ba1sam
CAUTION.
REDINGT0N, HosTETTER & CO..

52a & 53I Market-st., San Francisco. CAL,
Agents for California and Pacific States
.noy5 gsg-sold by all Druggsts.-sG 81
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= = : = -
NEW TO-DAY.
REAI ESTATE.
STITxEL & UPT ON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',

G EN- ERAL A TENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-01
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, October GA bar meet.
ing Of the Southern District Of Ohio was
held In the U. 8. Court room this morn.
ing 10 take action relative TO the death oi
Hon. Thomas Ewing. There was large
attendance, embracing some of tho old.
est members. Judge Estep presided, and
addresses were made by Judges Storer,
Cox and Carter, Geo. e. Pugh, John T..
Miner, and Henry Stanberry. ResOlu.
tions were adopted recognizing the loss
Of the ablest member of the Ohio bar
and paying the highest tribute to his legal
ability, intellectual power and private
virtues and character. The proceedings
were ordered to be spread on the journal
OF the court.
An insane young man yesterday split
open the head OF his father, Jas. Howell,
in Darke county, Ind, while out cutting
wood.
The daily Enquirer Of this city, the
leading organ OF the Democracy OF Ohio
and a recognized representative OF the
uncomprOmislng wing Of the party will
tomorrow contain an article expressing
its preference for the Hon. ThoS A. Scott,
OF Pennsylvania as It's candidate for tho
Presidency. The article discusses Mr.
SCOTS peculiar fitness for the candidacy.
at length. The principal points are As fol.
lows: In order to succeed, the Demo.
cracy must select man who CAn obtain
Il large vote outside Of the party and at
the same time receive the cordial support
Of the organization. The entire SOnth.
Crn and old border slave States can DO
carried for any fair INN, but some
of the large Middle and Western States
must be secured in order TO succeed. Col.
Scott, being strong In Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, may be said to occupy q posi-.
tiou analogous to that Of James Buchanan
in 1856 Pennsylvania holding the key
TO the Presidential position must there.
fore be consulted. Col. Scott having nev-
er been closely identified with politics,
would. neither awaken resentment nor
arouse prejudice II placed at the head Of
the Presidential ticket. The Enquirer
argues that Col. SCOTS particular fitness
for the Presidency Is manifested 10 the
wonderful executive ability which has
made him the most successful railroad
managerin the country. II assumes that y.
NJ. Stanton was good Judge OF men, and
that his selection Of Col. Scott In the most
difficult and trying part Of the war, as his
Assistant Secretary, indicated o high ap.
probation Of his fine and unequaled ad
ministration talent. II believes that Col.
Scott thoroughly sympathizes with the
movement to restore the government to
It's old Democratic constitutional basis,
and concludes by saying that 1t has no
feeling In the matter save that OF securing
victory for the friends Of constitutional
liberty, and unless Grant can be beaten
In 1879, the cause Of free government In
the United States, may be considered
lnat
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A Democratic Editor Straining Him
self.

A Democratic Editor Straining Him.
self. s
The editor OF the Weston Democrat Is
in danger Of intellectual rupture on &C.
count OF the election news. lie wrought
upon powerfully by the first returns, and
endeavors to express himself paragraph.
cally. Here Is the result:
Tie election Is over, and we will shortly
hive a full view Of the situation.
A great victory has been obtained
not only In our county but In our State.
Democracy 10 its ancient principles has
improved upon itself.
Principles have achieved great vic.
tory.
Il can no longer be said that Lewis
county Is not Democratic. For such Is
her status to the core.
She Is tho braveSt and noblest Of them
all.
Appearance 10 the outside world, as In.
dlcated by the election In August, Is no
test Of her political faith. Last Thursday
was her day. na.
She spread her broad wings, and we
challenge comparison to the beauties OF
her flight.
The last remark indicates that the edi.
tor may have heard the story of the
Democratic orator who wanted the wings
Of an eagle to "fly from hilltop to hill
top and proclaim that this iS q white
mans government" 1fhe has MOI. heard
it he had better get somebody to tell it to
him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-01

The Wine Crop Of 1871 in france.
Prom the N. Y. FOst
According TO the Courier, Of Ohalons,
the vintage OF France this year will be
unsatisfactory in It's results. The grapes
are not yet ripe, and arc already rotting
where the soil Is heavy. The same con-
dition Of the grapes Is reported In the
Cote dor, where the vintage q now be.
ginning In Ain, where, the vintage Is 60
Ing on rapidly, the prospects are equally
unlavorable. Claret, in the nelghboring
departments, promises only one.t0urth or
one.third Of an average yield. White
wine will be 90 scarce that 10 enter into
details would DO useless. Common Ma
con has been sold at price equal 10 TWEEN.
ty.eight cents In gold, American money,
per gallon.
From Vile FranChe the accounts are
more cheerful. The Henault crop Is In o
precarious condition, and quality will be
Indifferent Farbonne promises good
qualities. The crop In Nunes will be
abundant, but lie quality will be bad. AT
Aries the vintage 10 stopped by rains;
half a crop only Is expected and the quail.
ty will not be equal to that Of last year.
ln the Var, also, the quality will be in.
ierior.
Great abundance Of grapes is reported
from the important vineyards ol Medos
and Toulous, but laborers TO pick them
are scarce In these districts and high
wares are demanded. In tue Loire cOtiTi.
Try there has been much rain, which does
not lessen the quantity oI grapes, but
spoils their quality.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAxCtsCo, October MRS. Jas.
Sullivan, at Bay Point, Contra Coasta
county, quarrelled at the table with her
brother.in.law, Patrick Sullivan, who
seized shotgun and blowed the whole
top Of his head of.
The desert sand and storm at Los Anglas
on Sunday was the most severe for eight
years.
40. Chapman, clerk at the White
Pine Water Company, died at Hamilton
yesterday, from Laudanam taken In mis-
take.
VIM. M. Moore was shot dead in a sal
loon at Santa Cruise, yesterday, by Geo.
Dennison. Both were among the oldest
residents Of the county.
In the matter Of the contested election
In Salano county, on account Of the con
duct Of the Federal officers at More
Island, the county court yesterday affirm.
ed the validity Of the election and the case
goes on appeal TO the Supreme Court.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE CRY, Oct 30.-II. s. Ed.
ridge, OF the Bank Of Deseret, and Vim,
Jennings ofZions Co operative Institution,
were reserved as surelies on the bail bond
of Mayor Daniel Wells.
The motion for the bail Of Stout & Kim.
ball, Is still under consideration Of the
Court. The case Of Clayton %. Clayton,
being the suit Of polygamous wife OF
VIM. Clayton, territorial Auditor, Tor di.
vorce and alimony, Is on the docket for
tomorrow. The point at present raised,
Is demurrer to the jurisdiction Of tho Uni.
ted States Court, the defence claiming that
matters Of this nature belong exclusively
to the Probate Court. The plaintiff Is
Clayton's ninth vile, and n suit for di.
votce before the United States Court, Of
course cannot be maintained. The testl.
mony ofthe merit Of the case, however,
1t Is expected will be decidedly curious,
inasmuch as TO admit the plaintiff Is the
defendants vile, would leave him TO the
open charge ofpolygamy. The defend.
ants only hope therefore, Is to maintain
demurrer. " .I. frp.
1JCilllJltt WIN wan lOuhu OhMbHI lbhA
near the city last Saturday, shot through
and through, is said to have been horse
thief. A man named Jones avows the
killing, and says he caught Bennett In the
act. Jones Is under arrest.
Two hundred and forty thousand dol.
lars In silver bullion was received during
last week by Wells, Fargo g. Co., mostly
from PioChe.
Everything Is as quiet and peaceable
here tonight as n country village
Aside from what Is said in the Church
organ the general expression Of the Nor;
mons Is that Of entire submission to the
law. The Cannon Is bitter, but parson
Pratt says 1t Is all right so long as they
don't fine him, for he has no money.
4 The Mormon Bishop Aaron johnson,
who was arrested q short time since at
Springville blythe u. s. Marshal for muir.
der, was released to-day by Judge Strick.
land on $4,000 bail. .rr- .a
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Oct. 9t.-A gentleman from
Southeast Missouri reports that on Snn.
day the 22d, In 81. Joseph, Tratten was
murdered near Indian Ford, Butler coun.
ty by n man named Dyer, who approach.
ed his victim and with a cleaver
nearly cut off his head at a blow. Tat.
tens alleged offence was cohabiting with
q crazy woman. Dyer fled and has not
been caught.
The report Of the arrest Of Mrs. Ruth
at Lawrence, Kansas for the alleged COM
plicity In poisoning her husband by DR..
Medlicott Is confirmed. She Is now In
Jail. Seymour Vallaife, prominent
criminal lawyer Of this city, the first
husband Of Mrs. Ruth, and father Of her
children, Is now in Lawrence. To-day
he obtained possession Of the three
youngest children.
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MINNESOTA.

MINNRAroLrs, Oct. 8l,-The proceed
ings In the libel case Of Governor Austin
against j. Green, editor ofthe North An
thony Democrat, were concluded to-day.
The latter was held to bail to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury at It's next session.
Not q solitary word Of evidence was id
duced in Justification Ot the charge Of
bribery against Austin. He was COM
pletely and ttiumphahtly indicated.
The charge was a gross and malicious IL
bel. 1t Is denounced by Democrats, as
well as Republicans, as unFounded and
wicked. No attempt was made 10 intro.
duce a word ofevldence injustiacation OF
the libelous charge,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct 3l.-The journal learns
from private business sources that the
New York creditors OF the ChIcagoans
who were burnt out by the fires, are. very
generally satisfied with the settlements
they are making with them. A New
York dispatch says that the critical point
in Chicago affairs is considered as passed,
and there is better tone Of confidence for
the future, An approximate measure
ment OF the lines Of the streets destroyed
by the great fire, shows that sixty miles
in nine streets, were laid waste.
A letter from Lincoln, Ills, says that on
the 2Sth inst, Miss Mary Ann Levindell,
aged about lS years, while in the office OF
Beason g. Blum, lawyers, shot Henry II.
Howell, u lawyer of Prairie Creek. The
shot was from behind. The bali entered
below the right shoulder and came out at
the left breast 1t is feared that it will
prove fatal. Alter being shot, Mr.. Howell
walked few steps about the room as one
dazed, unbuttoned his vest, saw the blood
oozing from tho wound, picked the bullet
up from the floor, handed it TO gentle.
man present, remarked that he was killed,
and then sank upon the floor. Miss Levin.
dell had q suit against Howell lor seduc.
tlon, which had just been compromised,
and as Howell was starting to get the
acknowledged by party, the
shot was fired without saying word.
That portion Of the Democratic and Re.
publican party in this city and county,
which do not like the Union ticket form.
q few days since by the Conference Com.
representing the two parties, have
been in conference for the past two or
three days, trying to get up an opposition
union ticket. The conference has had so
many aspirants for office In their councils,
that they have found great difficulty in
selecting candidates. Late this afternoon
the following ticket was agreed upon
Mayor, G. 9. P. Holden; Judge Of Supe.
rior Court, Ira w. Buell.; Judge OF Circuit
Court, Lambert Freer; City Treasurer,
Charles Ii, Hahn; County Treasurer, Hen.
ry Harms; City Attorney, p. McITugh;
City Collector, W. j. Mahon; Police Com.
missioner, Otto Herting; Clerk of Police
Court, A. Michaelson; Senator, B. +.
Mum. Messrs. Holden, Buell., Hahn,
Harms, Herting and Mum, are Rcpubli.
cans, tho balance are Democrats. Mr..
Buell. declines the nomination TOR Judge
Di Superior Court.