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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29

lei ct la.

CREvAssE.-La crevasse j. s. Wallis q 6t6
f-rmee en- quelqms jours, grace 4 renergie des
vOsins ct des t,availleurs
Blancs, noirs ct Chinois, tous ont mis- la main
r9uvre. ,E
Les blancs de la Grandc Pointe ct de ID Tongue
Vue Sc sont dstingnfs, dit on.
QUAINT aux Chnois les uns furent vaillants, les
antres indif6rents. les ,roisiames nuls. ..
Notre ami Chi-Ilang1I nous explique ainsi Ia
chose:
Les Chnois venus de San Francisco on dun
Etat quelconque d'An,6rique sont vicieux. lis ont
pris vos vices ct perdn lenrs qualities.
Ceux Nni mont point habits les grandes villes,
qn vennent du Celeste Empire du Milien, qui ont
encore la queue nacte ct Ia loi dams le cccur, sont
honnttrs, serviabes ct sensibles. Soysx bons avec
ceux-la, ct ceux.la seront bons avec vous." ,f,..
Notre ami Chi-Hsng-1. a parfaitement raison.
Quoquil Ell soft. rejouissons nous de voir f.rm6e
la crevasse Wallis; Car les parosses StJacques ct
St-Jean Baptiste anraient 6te inondees
Nnl de nous ma beson dune t,lle calamit6.
lie Mississippi baisse vue d'nil.
Dams hut o" dix jours, peut-stre avant, 10 feuve
sera aussi inoffensif qu'un ruisseau.
| Que Ia crcvassc du Bonnet, Carr6, une vfritable
RUNE ct dfsolation, n'eA-elle frmee, ellie aussi!
RAlL-RoAp.-Le Chattanooga r. R. aura, dams
luit jours son terminus Donaldsonvie.
Et les citoyens de Donaldsonyille pomront de-.
jehner Ia Nouvele. Orleans ct souper chez eux
Nn'y a done pas lieu, CONNIE Ia chose Sc fit jads
ct ailleurs, d'excommunier lc chemin de fer.
La rapprochement des distances est lie rapproche-
ment des esprits des ctnms ct des intGrets
I'm chemin de fer prouve plus pour Ia civisation
que tous les in folios de la philosopLe ct de reco.
nomie politique. rl|
Et nous pensons, nous qu avons rhaLitude de
penser aux petts ct de nous interesser eux, que
ttrr uutae; H6l6s, PsfJua
dams les bois, CONNIE releguee en- dehors du mouve
ment ct de Ia VIE
FOlRE.-La foire du q ct % Avril a lEglise St
Michel, 'nalgre Ia crevasse qui coupait St-Ache
en- deux, cts des plus anim6es ct des plus bril-
lantes. lri--.
Joyeuse ct charmante fouie!
On banquet6 d6cemment.
On bu convenablement.
On chantc merveilleusement.
On panot6 superbement.
La musiquc militaire du College jefferson etai
de ID fate. -l" 'ri 't
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29

ct vsritable? Ne sont.ils pas payes, salaries
entretenus CONNIE des files? sont.iIs repu
b'icains, etant les champignons sur le chene
VivraientiIs sans le monopole?
Or, qnand ces plumocrates stipendies o.
tarss aaront plus souci des principles. moinl
souci des hommes; quand lis rentreront dan,
le droit commun ct pegalite republicaine
quand lis tourront apprecier sans interet,
juger SIMS passion, condamner on absondre
scion requite; quand il d6fendront des id6es
pour des idees, des principles pour des prin.
cpes. le peuple pour 'e peup'e. nous cause.
rons avec eux. Leur convention, pour le
moment, ne saurait etre qu'une farce. Ell
qui done tire 10 Acelle de tous ces oficiela
Pierrots? ,...
Oni, en- verite nous croirions an republi-
canisme de ces Grecs-la, s'ils etaient plus
Spartiatcs. Mais Sc conference.-the du brouet
noir des Lacedemoniens En- quoi done,
etant 10 'netier, sont-ils Ie sacerdoce? Ayant
des maitres, sont-ils des libres Ne sont.ce
point des courtiers detection lis enyahis.
sent tout, accaparent tout, monopolisent tont.
Quand ills ont banalement cass6 Ieur encen.
soir de cuivre au nez des autorites locales, lis
defendent Ia politiqne absurde ct dangereuse
dn gouvernerent federal, - politiqne qui
meme les Ltats Unis Ia RUNE, Ia rtpu-
b'iqne a Ia mort, Ia democratic an meant.
Ne s'incinent-iIs pas devant un rcne-s. ta' =
transforme Grant en- -.-s'fe absI'a ct mill
tarise une pat;c- Jadis libre ? Defenseurs de
Ia centralis.tion despotique, ills ne s'arretent
devaut aucun droit so!ennel ct Republican,,
.-,ant aucune liberte sacree, devant aucun
principe d'ordre ct de democratic.
AIais ills sont payes pour Sc taire ou pour
'ppIaudir.
Cenx-la n'injurient plus, car lis sont ache
!ts.
Or, par Den! nous disons a nos amis ct a
nos voisins, braves gems deux fois rares
= Prenez I'LL yerre d'eau ct un moroccan de
pain, trempez yotre pain dams 'e verre d'eau,
nnngez ct buvez sans ostentation ct sans
,nvie, p"is dormez en- paix. Malheureux sont
es pltthoriques!''
Sur ce, bonsoir.
Et qu'on nous pardonne nos offenses
CONNIE nous les pardonnons aux autres.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rtpsbliqac dordre, dhonntirte ct de
Suffrage uaiocysel pour tous, ercepte pour
tes. crimincls et les ragabo"ds.
Union ciriq"e des Louisianais blamcs ct
des Lou,s.a"a's de co"tfur. eG ..
Education pour tous. ..
Plus lie Carpet.baggers poli;ques en- Loui.
siane, nj de vagabonds faintanis.
Egaiue poiitique enire les maturalists It
les na';fs. ...
Appcis et avaaces 4 limmigrant laborieur
Respect d la ioi.
L'honne'c hon,me en- haui, lc malhonnete
en- bas.
La Louisiana don sire gourc,mee par
lhonnttcte ct Fintelligemcc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29

Ma's parions des jeunes artistes qui ont jou6 /
drama des "Brigsnds' It Ia piece d"Axapit'.
Ceux Ia meri.ent une mention toute particnl1re
ct parceque c'6at leur coup d'essai. ct parceqa'i
ont reinport6 un veritable success dra,natique.
Les "Brigands' sans briganies, car les roles j,
femmes avaient 6te supprim6s, ont 66 rendus i'm,
maniere s,'perieure par NM. F. 'Dichairy,, A
Paisance, j. Ricaud, l.. sallettes, H. c. Colomb
B. Me'ancon, S. Use, U. Copponex, A. Webre e
J. Dry. ~
LIZ public 4 chaleureusemcnt applaud.
QUAINT Agapit, III. petit 6llkde Pulyeucte, Il ma
pas ete rendu avec moins de bonheur par ,,.sssr.
sallettes-Agspt, Dicharry-Lysa,sls+, plaisance
I-Metell"s, ct tAntiochus-Ricaud., ,..,..f.,.,.
L. Sa'lettes = G6 yivement ct jnstement ap-
pla,,di. } ~ III
Et pourquoi done, jeunes gems de- st.Jacques,
youssqai 6tes Ia force et ravenir de Gu pays, e,,
resteriez-vous "a Quand des Coolers d6butent mar
des comps de maitre, CONNIE nous FONT prouv6
Dicharry Plasance, sallctes, Rcaud ct les autres,
ces Coolers doivent tout supplement cr6sr ct cons
t'tuer une societe tterare ct dramaque, consacrer
leurs loisirs des etules s6reuses ct utiIes, se
faconner ID discussion ct reloquencc et devenir
ains des hommes ct des citoyeus sur lesquels le
pays ponrra comptcr.
Pourquoi vivre dams liso'snent on ne Sc TOUGHER
que par les maaysis c0t6s ct les man yAty8 nsbi-
tudes7 On ,'s't se rencontfer q % coudoyer aeurs
ou's- cabaret, au bal, ou pres dune table de jei,
Diabe.....
-Quoi doncl
Nous alons onbler le dire quill i 'adorablcs
emmes saint-Jacques.
Et toutes gracieuses!
Que disent.el!es des "Brigands' de Schiller?
E'les ont fait tomber une pluie de feurs sur
Agapt, ayant peut.Atre pens6 quill ne fallait pas
rop sonrire a des "Brigands'' trop cl,armants.
Cn bal'on, nuvre de l'horloger ct De lai6onaute
Savoy, termine Ia fete.
Air, vent ct fumec, telle est la fin de bien des
:hoses humanes et... philosophiques.
Tout BEAU Nous ne sommes pas I'm iournal
eligieux, nj meme un journal irreligieux. To6.
'ance est notre principe, indifference est notre
'ttitnde. Mais 81 les cathoques dams cette Loui.
ane de Ia tolerance religieuse pourchassaient les
nous serions avec les protestants per-
'ecntfs De meme, 81 les protestants Sc permettent
1e chercher pouille catholiques, ct sans bonne
1t valube raison, nous sommes parfaitement dispose
aire respecter lie grand principe de la tolerance ct
le Ia liberte de conscience.
Nous devons tons respecter Ia foi de notre vosin.
Pas de queries de religion!
II ct, assez de sang repandu pour. .des points
ct des virgules canohques
Adonc, nous disons qni de droit:
"Lasse en- paix mon fglise ct chauts en- u
chapee.
hini'tts improvse, illetre, fanatque, explique Ia
Bible avec toute Ignorance ct la stnpidit6 que
Dieu ia genereusement departie; mas laisse ton
Voisn, nn pretre mons iIletrs que toi,nn ministre
non improvist. un chretien non fanatique, fare ce
que sa o' ui commando ct ce que la loi du pays ne
defend pas
Au demeurant, sont.ce bien des pr6tres OH des
ministries qu jouent ce triste jeu7
N"n mais des cabaretiers, des pEAcoNs poti.
ques.
A bon entendenr demi mot
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29
FcuiIleton du LOu;iisiia,,a;iis. LOu;iis, 4 i, x!
LES CHIENS.
~ -:O:-1 %
Chap. xXXvlI. ''
Chap. xxXvll.

lie savant Button longuement ecrit sur les
Chi.ns.
Nous croyons meme qn'au moyen d'experiences
fort originates il transorm6 lie chien domestique
en- loup savage. 49, Esfs au;lsgHG. tij4f
Mais Ia transformation du CHEN en- loup e4igS
qaatre on cinq generations, tandis gull spft dane
geueration pour transformer uu homme en- laquais.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29

16rBureau du Journal pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauchc.
bk1-Pour lettres, Journaux, ec1,anges ct pa.
perasses, adressez a CoAceM Post. office.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29

avec ses pieds ct ses mains, en- vomissant les
ordures de son cnur ct les 'pourritnres de
son intelligence, on peut toujours salir I'm
passant innoffensif ou uu peuple qui marche
vers son droit. In mtchancete, quoiqn'on
fasse, est une puissance, ct Ia bave d'uu
chien enrage est pour tous I'M virus de mort.
Go qni est plus difficile, messienrs les
journalistes. s'est d'etrc honnete, juste, sense
ct ind6pendant.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29

- Abonncz-yous au LoU1s1A-
NA1s, 81 celia vous fait plaisir.
&c nest peut-etrc pas le premier
journal dc Ia Louisiana, mais il
l'immcnse avantagc dc n'avoir
qu'une fcuille.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-29
III,

L'homme d'6tat qui - permet I'M mot
malheureu1. meme qpand ce mot peut sex.
cuser par Ia Circumstance, perd sa force ct SO
retire 10 droit do dirigef ses semblables. Que
aaurartil desormais dire aug citoyeus quill .
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Versailles,

A bon entelldeur dem; mot.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

VISIT TO SALEM.-We had the
pleasure of meeting with Rev.'s Mr..
Nickerson and Stratton, at the resi-
dence of the former, in Salem, last
Sabbath. Rev. Mr.. NickersOn is the
popular pastor Of the NJ. f. Church in
that place, but is at present disabled
from pastoral work in consequence of
a confusion of the knee pan, received
at the depot last Saturday evening by
fall. The injury is a painful one,
and will require careful nursing to
heal. The Rev. Mr.. Stratton has but
recently returned from visit through
the Sound region, where he has been
prosecuting his business successfully
"a agent of the Methodist University
at Salem. We were very much pleas
ed with the thrifty appearance of
Salem, and its general air of intelli-
gence and refinement. We were
shown the plans Of the new Methodist
Church, now in the process Of erec
tion there, the corner stone of which
was laid with appropriate ceremonies
to-day. The plan is beautiful one,
and the building, when completed,
will be a magnificent structure. 1t is
to cost $50, 900.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
CITY AND COUNTY.

LECrUREs.--1n the rush of business
last week we omitted to mention the
fact that the great champion of
Wolnan's Rights, Miss Susan b. Anth-
ony. lectured three times during the
week, each time drawing large audi
ences. Miss Stssan told a number of
Wholesome truths, and her lectures
We're we'll received. We wish her
ample remuneration for her time, and
Il pleasant and happy sojourn in Or
egon.
Mrs. j. b. Frost, also delighted our
citizens by delivering lecture in the
Courthouse one evening last week, in
Which she combatted and entirely over
threw, in her estimation at least, the
arguments of Miss Anthony on the
wonlan's wrights question. Mrs. Frost
is lady OF considerable ability, and
she talks well. The Courthouse was
well filled ON the occasion Of her
lecture.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

ENLARGED.-Our readers will OBJ
serve that the number Of the REGfsTER
before them is considerably enlarged
and otherwise improved. It is now
the equal of any paper in Oregon in
size. This has been done without any
increase in the price, the REGISTER
still being furnished to subscribers at
So 90 per annum. We hope that the
increase in circulation will amply JUS
tify us in the great expense incurred in
the purchase of an entire new office.
If the friends of the REGISTER will
still continue to speak good word for
it, we shall soon be able to add other
new and attractive features soon. In
the mean time, how do you like the
REGISTER?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

FURNITrRE-Of all kinds. styles and
finish. cheap and high-priccd. calclla-
ted to s,lit the fancy of the most ia .tid-
ious. or the pockets of the poorest, can
be obtained at Mealey's. The ware
rooms are Overlooking with an entire
new stock. and those in need of any
thing in the line of furniture are re-
que>ted to give the establishment an
early call. 1m1.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

NEW FIRM.-Our old friends, Messrs.
Kirk, Hume & Co., Of Brownsville,
have formed business co-partner-
ship and have opened out large
stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes, groceries and general mercllan-
disc, in that place, and as they are
honest, capable business men, Of well
known integrity, they are bound to do
a large business. Besides their store
in Brownsville, they win soon erect a
large warehouse in Halsey, and next
season will be in readiness to purchase
all the wheat. oats, wool. ETC., that
may be offered by citizens in that por-
tion Of Linn. 1t is a strong team and
viii win, sure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

THIEF FARREsTED.-Info llav~
ing reached Sheriff Irvine, that
robbery had been committed iii Bei-
vais on Sunday, together with a par
tial description Of the supposed thief,
on Tuesday Bob strrestel a party an
swering. the description, lodged him
In jail, and sent forward word to Ger
vais of the fact. The fellow claimed
that his Name was Edward Mcbride,
although he gave his name as Edward
Mcintyre when applying for work
where he took the money. The MIN
was token to Gervais on "Wednesday.
where he acknowledged committing
the robbery. The facts of the case
were thus related to us by Sheriff Bob
Irvine: Mcbride, as we shall call him,
applied on saturday last at MIR. Thos.
Hunts. some three miles below Ger
vais, for work, stating that lie was oft
Of money. Mr.. Hunt took compass
sion on the fellow, and set him to work.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt went
to church or to a neighbors, and when
they returned in the evening, Mcbride
was absent, and $3.50 which had been
in Mr.. Hunts strong-box, had also
disappeared. As soon as possible
warrant was issued, and parties sent
out i'll search of Mcbride 1t seems
that the thief took matters very leisflr-
ly. After getting the money, he made
his way to Silvertoal, where he pur-
chased a horse, saddle and bride, pay
ing $75 therefor. He also pitt i'm an
appearance at a dance ON Monday
evening. Being Of roaming dispo-
sition, he soon tried of the sssylvan
shades'' of Silverton, and in his new
ssrig," with pocket full of money,
he came on to Albany. Here it seems
he met many old dacquaintancest to whom
he was indebted in various sums, vary
ing from Sc to $40, and it is said this
honest thief paid UP all round When
arrested and searched by Sheriff Irvine
he had on his person $194 60 In coin,
watch for which he had paid $40, and
the horse above spoken Of He will
doubtless soon be enjoying Bill Wad-
kinds tender care
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
PIPIFAX.

THIS CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
ters increases the aa2a1etHe, Is q certain re-
lief for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Billious7acss,
and fiadctiO7t Of the LtUer.
This Is to certify, that the formula used
in the manufacture of the German Pipifax
Bitters has been submitted to my examine
ton, and cheerfulIy state the ingredients
are well selected and combined, producing
BttferS which win no doubt prove a
HEALTHFUL TONIC, and 73ronsote digestion.
G.. HOLLAND, NJ. ID.
Dear Sir: I have examined the sample of
Bitters presented, and find it an exceed
ingly pleasant cordial and UdJusble tonic.
III. III. TOLAND, NJ. d.
SHAFFER, WALTER & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
8ml BOZ Battery ST., San Francisco. [4v4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

JURY LIsT.-The following named
gentlemen have been drawn to serve
as jurors during the October term Of
the Circuit Court for Linn county
Aaron Condra, j. w. Dawson, VIM.
Cyrus, J. A. sPennebaker, A. M.
Shelton, Joseph Yates, Miles Cary,
I. S. Mansfield, III. G.. Mcdonald, r.
Cheadle, r. M. Smith, w. III. Thomp-
son, Geo. Leeper, N. Price, r. b.
WilIowby, w. w. Ray, "A. w. star
ard, Willowby Churchill, A. 8. Bassett,
Isaac Hays, III. A. Mccartney, Joseph
Moist, Jacob Thompson, John Layton,
John Tabor, T. j. Stiles, D. NJ.
Thompson, Robt. Montgomery, B. w.
Cooper, Joseph Lame, and ID. Simison.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

PERsoNAL.-Billy Tweedale and
family arrived home in this city on
Tuesday, after an absence of several
months in Victoria. Welcome home.
Mr.. L. G. Hill, who is engaged in
delivering lectures on the Divine
right of Kings, State and Church,
freedom of speech, the press, liberty
of conscience, etc., proposes to cleo
trify our citizens shortly with one of
his elegant and chaste essays. Go and
hear him.
Miss Annie Bently, we are glad to
see once more among us, much inn
proved in health by her sojourn among
the Britishers.
Jason Wheeler, ESQ.,, starts East in
a few days OH a visit. He goes to
York State to visit his mother, whom
he has not seen for many years. We
wish our Democratic friend high old
time, and a safe return.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
Albaasg gegister.

klT Subscribers finding an * after their
names are informed that their subscription
expires with that number, and they are in
viteu to renew it. TERMS .3 per anHufn,
in advance; SIX months, ~; three months,
$l.s e
Legal tenders received at par from
Subscribers in he Eastern States
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

Farmer calls attention to this subject,
and it should be attended to by all
means. Great Inconvenience and per-
plexity, as well as loss of time, would
be saved to the traveller, ifguide- boards
were put up at the crossroads thorough
out the State. Any one who has ex-
perienced the trouble of finding, or
keeping in the right road while travel
ing through an unfamiliar country,
will at once see the importance of
these boards, and rs far as possible
contribute to the comfort of the trav-
cling community by putting them up,
or seeing that it is done.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

IMFRovEaIENTs.-The walls of John
Conner's new brick Bank, on First
street, are up ready to receive the
roof. The masons have commenced
putting up the walls of Thompson q
Irving's brick building on First street.
nearly opposite the new bank. By
next fall we expect to see the blocks
between Ferry and Washington streets
built up entirely of brick.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
: EW ING VI AGIiINES.
To the People of Linn Co.
VErE WOULD RESPECTFULLY SAY
w that we have opened an office in Al
bany, for the exclusive sale of
SEWING MACHIN ES,

SEWING MACHIN ES,
And would respectfully invite all those
wanting a first-cIass machine to call at our
office and examine the different kinds of
machines now on exhibition. If you want
a Buckeye machine, if you want a Flo
ronce machine. If you want a Wheeler q
Wilson machine, If you want Singer ma
chine, if you want an American machine,
or if you want to exchange machines, or If
you want your machine put in good run
ming order call and see us. We are always
ready and willing TO show our machines.
We will do our best to give satisfaction.
Oil and needles kept constantly on hand
for sale. Old machines taken in exchange
for new ones.
we wish to employ good, reliable agents
best selling, the simplest and most durable
shuttle machine on this coast. Liberal in
ducements offered; For paMrticnlars M adj
dress, MINER d PEARSON.
EfoJa reasons arlay the Buckeye s. ,cing Mo-
chine is superior to all others:
j. 1t is the simplest shuttle machine
3. It has less wearing parts.
3. It has no small springs or compound
1. IT is better adapted to a large range of
work without change.
s. 1t has less pieces of machinery.
&. 1t il less liable to break needles than
]. The shuttle win wear longer than the
8. That 1T has the best feeding Device
which viii never wear out, get out of or
der, break needles, 1eeu unevenlys slip OIl
starched goods, or pucker the scam so that
one part of the fabric will come out shorter
than the other, which all other feeds are
liable to do. 1t makes every stitch of an
equal length. 1t is stronger than other
feeds. We can take strong piece of cloth,
and nut one end in our machine and the
other end i'm any other machine, and guar
antee that our machine will take the cloth
from the other, in consequence of the SUI
perior strength of the feed.
1T IL the only feed strong enough to feed
thick sole leather, sewing on shoe soIes.
No soaping the cloth or any other aid is
required.
It has no complicated machinery, and
therefore is not liable to get out of order.
II has q beautiful movement, making
nearly two thousand stitches per minute.
The Buckeye Sewing Machine makes the
lock stitch. the same as the Howe, Wilson,
Singer, and Florence, alike on both sides.
We offer q premium of one hundred dollars
for any machine on this coast that VIII
make stronger or more elastic stitch than
the Buckeye. For fun particulars address,
MINER q PEARSON,
Gen. Agents, Albany, Oregon.
A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
N and county on this coast.
Address, MINER a PEARSON,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
steam Engine for sale.

cTEAM ENGINE AND BOILER, ABOUT
- fifteen horse power, in good working
order Also, one four inch Hooker pump,
in good order. Apply to the Salem Gas
Light Co., Salem, Oregon. AVA
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07

BOUND OvER.--Geo. w. Sake, the
man who shot Zack Hogan in the arm
during Fair week, has since had a
preliminary trial before Judge Johns.
who bound him over in the sum Of
300 to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-10-07
ELI CARTER
Is agent for
THE NORTH AMERICA MUTUAL.

r IFE INSURANCE co. THIS COMPA-
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FRANK A. COOK,
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Magazines. newspapers and music bound
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Old books rebound.
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NEW TODAY.
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CSIVES ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
VI buying and selling real castatc, leafs
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Der OF desirable family residences and
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