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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-02
CITY AND COUNTY.

PREMrrMs.-ro the person sending
lis the largest number of new subscri-
bers to the REGISTER accompanied by
the cash lthe number not to be less than
two hundred), before the first of Jam
uary- 1872, we will present OH that
day. six twenty-dollar gold pieces, with
three extra copies of the paper.
To the person sending us the largest
number OF new subscribers to the RE
IsIEIs, with the cash tntInber not to be
less than one iirlndredl. before the first
OF January, 1872, we will present on
that day three twenty-tlollar gold
pieces, with two extra copies of the
paper.
10 the person sending us the largest
Number OF new subscribers to the RIG
IsTltR. with the cash (itimber not to be
less f.lian tifty). we will present on that
day twenty-five dollars i'll gold coin,
and a copy of the paper.
10 the person sending us the largest
number OF new subscribers to the KEt;-
IsTER with tlie e:isEl (ntlnlber not to be
less than twenty we will pesent on
that day ten dollars III American gold
coin.
Any lady or gentleman wishing to
avail themselves of the above liberal
offers, can obtain specimen copies Of
the REGISTER by application to this
office, without charge.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-02

TEMPERANCE SOCIABLE.-The soci-
able given by the Good Templars OF
this city ON Tuesday night, at their
hall on corner of First and Broadal-.
bin streets, was largely attended, and
proved more than usually interesting.
The meeting was opened by prayer, by
Rev. Mr.. Shaw, followed by speeches
from Rev. MIR. Miller, of Corvallis,
Rev. Mr.. Irvine, G.W.C.T. Jacob
Stitzel, of Portland, and Jacob Conser,
of Jefferson. During the interval be-
tween speeches, Mr.. Hart, Agent OF
the O. & G. Railroad at this CITY. en-
tertained the audience with choice
music, both vocal and instrumental,
which, by the way, was big feature
In the affair. The hall was crowded,
and judging from the bright and smil-
ing faces all around us, all enjoyed
themselves hugely
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OUR HUNT.

Hunting is fine sport to successful
huntist. We do not belong to the
successful class, however. We were
not born in the right constellation, Or
at the right phaze of the moon, we
suppose, to render lis a successful hun
ter. We always could hunt, and, mer-
cy, hunt always; but scarcely ever
could do more than hunt-the game we
killed never cost great loss of physi-
cal strength to bring home. We never
lost otfr appetite hunting, either; nor
do we remember ever having satiated
it to repletion with anything our skilE
ever brought to the billing pot. In
our boyllood days we hunted -n,nner-
ously-long-did we hunt but not
many game, we opine. can ever rise
up and call us .scussed.'' Somebody
else didSt it-'twarnt us, The dispo-
sition was there, btrt somebody else
always killed them before we did.
Last Saturday we took one of our sue
cessful hunts. Two noted nimrods
aNiu Will VS. EoSCcC ttllu AilkChS WGTc
reported in swarms, lighting in and
flying over the wheat fiells-could al
most shoot them with a pop or squirt
gun. Took plenty of ammunition
oh. yes-lots. On the way out, the
horse we were driving along in a
mighty brisk-Walk, was effectionate-
" admonished with the whip to in
crease the ratio OF his walk, as we
didn't wish to be all day OH the route.
The suggestion was ftvorably received
by his hinder parts, which took an ex-
centric elevation and a backward pro-
pulsion landing half Of the dashboard
against several of our shins.I Think
ing the animal was making ssgame''
of US, we quit playing Just before
we arrived at the hunting grounds
it began to rain. 1t was the wet kind
went in through the clothes cold
it went; for the Zephyrs famed hard.
Brayely we went out, however, and
hunted. Squatting behind the fence,
STOPPING low, our water bedimmed
eyes waited for a glance at those fly
ing geese. Soon they came. Squawk.
squawk, went the geese-bang went
our gun, and-we hastily sat down, as
the geese hastily flew on. 1t was some
damp where we.sat; oh yes, damp
and cold we feel it yet. And there
we hid in the feuce corner, and our
companions laid down in the grass out
in the field, and shot; and the rain
| trickled down our backs. and we shot;
and the damp soaked through our
/ pants, and we took the cramp in one
of our several legs,-we don't know
which, now, for the most Of 'em did,
and it was fine finn: yes; you bet
| fine fun. We came home that night
| in the dark. Four geese lay in the
bottom of our buggy, as the result OF
our skill-that is-that is-all of us.
All that o,lr individual skill killed flew
away, except one. We were wet, and
/ cold, and covered with mud; and out
| several dollars, but it was fine sport
fine sport. We think ofgoing again
! next year.
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FUENIIIrRE-Of all kinds. styles and
finish, cheap and higil-priced, calcula-
ious, or the pockets of the poorest, can
be obtained at Mealey's. The ware
rooms are overilowing with an entire
new stock, and those in need of any
thing in the line of furniture are re-
quested to give the establishment an
early call. 1m1.
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NOTICE.-f'rom and after this dat
J. GIadwohl will deliver, free Of charge
to any portion of the city, stoves, tin
ware, groceries, or any other merchan-
disc purchased at his store. Call and
examine goods.
ll1v4l }. GRADWOHL,.
Corner First and Ferry streets.
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SsEEsDEoS.

SzEEsDEoS.
a. Wheeler, dealer in general
merchandise. \ large stock of all
kinds now in store and for sale at low
rates. All kinds Of produce bought at
highest market rates.
Cash paid for Wheat, Oats, Pork
Butter, Eggs. &c, &c.
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4 A<0AA n 4Vl1 M2tA v n AHSSO1VS
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
No. CT Front street, Portland, Or.
REAL EST ate I'm this CIT T and EAST
PORTLAND. i'll flfe most dt.SirfIbte loc:tli-
tics, consistirg Of LoTS, HALF BLOCKS,
and BLOCKS, HOUSES and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable I'M
cultivated LANES, iOesited iii ALL parts of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE, and other property,
purchased forcorrcsl dents, i'll this CITY
and throughout the STATE and TERRI
TORIES, witis great cat'e ana on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
H0ITSEs and STORES lea sed. LOANS
= NEtiOIiATED. and CLAIMS OF ALL DE
StRIPTIoNS PROMPTLY COLLECTED :;
and !, general FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS Of this OFFICE, III all tire 6I-
IL rs and TOWNS, in The STATE. vii. re-
c@ISe descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the same to the above :rd-
dress. 22y3
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NEW TO-DAY.
E1zeceRosa ECsice.
s,trayats or sssszeza.

otTayesi Or Stolen.
L>ROM by FARM, THREE -
l. miles east of East Portland, FH~
about the lst of August, 1871,
a small BAY MARE. described -1-ArS--eA--
"a follows: About II hands high, 6 wears
old, branded G on the right shoulder,M hite
face, one hind leg white, shod before, and,
when last seen, lad a small bell, attached
to Il strap, around her neck. l will amply
compensate any one returning said mare
to me, Or giving me information of her
where's bouts. Il. p. CAVINESS.
November Is, ls7I-llw4*
HASH raid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
~ Butter and Eggs, by WHEELER, ut
Shectd. iva
TLOTHING and ROOTS and SIIOES-a
" fine assortment, very low-by WIYEI1-
LER, at Shedd. 1ly4
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WANTED
5000 Bush. Oats

WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
price for all the clean oats delivered at
A. G.. LAYTON'S.
e-m3 Albany, Oregon.
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Albang 2gegister.

EzE Subscribers finding an X after their
names are informed that their subscription
expires with that number, and I faey are in
yitel to renew it. Ter1nS-f3 per annuII,
in advance; six month "; three months,
IS.
a@ss- Legal tenders received ut par from
Subscribers in t he Eastern Statss.
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Price s.s5; eyits.oraf liable, 81

ErcH reasons arhy the Buckeye S~1ftag MI
chine is sttpsrt0- 10 oil Otiae1s.
/. 1t is the simplest shuttle machine
made.
5. 1t has no small springs or compound
cranks.
{. II is better adapted to a large range of
work without change.
g. 1t las less pieces of machinery.
G. 1t is less liable to break needles than
any other machine.
I. The shuttle viii wear longer Inan lne
shuttle in any other machine.
s. That il has the best feeding device.
which will never wear out, get out oI Or
der break needles. feed uneyenly, sup on
sfarched goods or pucker the scam so that
one part of the fabric will come our silofIeF
than the other, which all other feeds are
liable to do. 1t makes every sTItcn OF an
equal length. 1t Is stronger than ofner
feeds. We can take q strong piece OF ciofh,
and put one end in our machine ana the
other end in any other MACHINE, ana guar
anfee that our machine viii take Inc cfoIH
from the other, in consequence OF the SUI
perior strength of the feed.
It is 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 liahle To get out of order.
1t has a 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 a premium of one hundred dollars
for any machine on this coast that will
make q sfrongeror more elastic stitch than
tho buckeye. For full particulars address.
MINER Sc PEARSON
Gen. Agents, Albany, Oregon
4 CENTS WANTED N EVERY TOWN
"A and county on this coast.
Albany, Oregon.
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REAL ESTATE. ETC.

EEH GARTER,
REAL EST ATE AGENT. ALBANY. or.
rIyEs ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO
u buying and selling real easfate, leas-
ine or renting city property: has num-
Der of very desirable farms for sale. stu
ated in desirable localities. Also, num-
bcr of desirable family residences and
vacant lots in the city of Albany for sale,
on very easy terms.
ELI CAE. IT e z.,
NOTARY PTrEEzC,
yE7II.L ATTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL
w business pertaining to that office
whieh may be entrusted to his care.
ELE CAneTER,
GENERAL. EzsANsrAE. AGENT,
MAKES 4 SPECIALITY OF COLLECT
va ing, adjusting or securing deDtS, ne
gotiatiag loans, collecting rents, etc, etc.
ELI CARTER
Is agent for
THE NORTH AMERICA MUTUAL
II IFE INSURANCE co. THIS CONIPA-
4 j ny is one of the most reliable, and
presents as favorable terms for insurance
as any company in the United States.
Persons wishing TO avail themselves of the
great benefits of life insurance viii find it
their interest TO insure IN this office, ana
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ELI CARTER

cWEET POTATOES, per last steamer, by
e 3y4 DUBOIS.
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NOTICE.

T s. LAND OFFICE, OREGON CITY,
I OREGON, October 18th, 1871 Com
nv .TERENTIAH SHEA against COE FUR
MAN for abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. s4I, dated May 10th, 1867, upon the Lot
I of Section 81 and Lots /, 2 and 3, Section
DC. Township Is South, Range / East, in
Linn county, Oregon, with q view to the
cancellation of said entry: the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear ut this
once on the 23d day of November, 1871, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, to respond and furnish
donment. OWEN WADE, Register
7v4w4l HENRY WARREN, Recr.
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DENTISTRY.


"AS LOCATED IN Al 9~Es.
IL hany, and is now ready re- ssszss=sse
.l,arv and vicinity, with a new 49,
Invention in dental work. 1t consists IN
supporting the plate TO the mouth nrefatora wahoat
Those wishing artificial teeth are request
ed to call and examine for themselves.
Also plates nended, whether paTIlaaIily
broken Al. divided. Teeth, extracted WiIn-
out pain. once over Turrells store; Al
work warranted. fs1
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WILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO ALL
w business pertaining to that office
whieh may be entrusted to his care.
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FRANK A. COOK,

Boohbintler and Blank Book Manu-.
facfurer.
SALEM, OREGON,
HAVING ESTABLISHED A FIRST
prepared to do all manner of work known
to the trade.
Magazines, newspapers and music bound
in any desired style.
Old books rebound.
Blank books of every description, with
or without printed headings, manufac-
tured to order.
to order.
Prices reasonable.
In Gray's Brick BIock. 4sm4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-20
PErITI0M FOR Iac0RPORATi0R.

IL. na Eel -E# .LLL A.|
No. 6H. RD.-In the Second chancery Court
ofHnelby county Tennessee l-rgL
Charles Rney, Jacob Crotzs George Iopsa,
Henry Seessel, Lewis Rneys Peter GegsFi
William Gates, Henry WfndIer, Frank Blu
bert, leopold 5ehtninx, Isaac Fulfz. Samuel
FultE, Michael Doltzhslmer. Georgs Efphmg-
stone; Joseph 3ndier, Nicholas Kerr, Jacob
SchilliDg. Anthony Worner. aG
A LLpersons are hereby notified to appear
n before the Second Chancery Courtof Shell
by county. TeL nessee, on or before the hrse
Monday in January, 1879, and show causes II
any they hayeor know Of why letters O. In
corporation should not issue 20 the petition,
ers herein, by the name of THE BUrCHERS'
UNION HIDE AND MELTING AS-OCIA
TI0Ny = with the powers n privileges OF 8
corporate body o-wit: o. suecession tocSn-
real and personal estate for the legitimate
purposes ofthe Association; 10 sue and be
snsa In thsir name snd; 70 cqlecs
tmuma at Sl2Q and The max4mrm a. flo,0ue,
with authority 70 organize and exercise their
privileges rs q chartered Institution on the
min1mum sum Of Sl0s0, with liberty 70 IN
crease IL TO the maximum In the discretion
Of q majority Of the stockholders; 70 NIX the
shares ss$z5 each 70 nave y 70 pny ana
sell all Kinds Of fresh meal, either el1Ve or
prepared for market, and also TO bay and sen
hides, tallow, offal. etc.s and to manuiaetQre
them into such articles o. use rs tnsy 10y
authorized TO buy in the city and country
such real estate "a may be necessary Tor tne
legitimate purposes OF me eotPoE.1on, ~
meats prepared for the market In any way
to Manufacture or In any way prepere Iof
market hides, taLoW and ofal, and sell the
same; and to erect such buildings as maj be
necessary for the purpose aforesa19r o1
round In the city and country, either held
on them absolutely in fes or By law
1t Is ordered by the Clerk and Master that 2
COPY OF this order be published in the Mem
phis Appeal for thirty days. +.
Th1s, November 10, l6Ii. "
a copy, Rttest: Nd. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By O. BzLoHxR. Deputy Clerk and Master.
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- AIE

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No. 80, EQUITY Dockek.-In the Circuit Court
OF the UnISsd States l9rthe District of west
Tennessse.EJ. J. White vs., James D. Ellis
IN pursuance OF : decree rendered in the
il above styled osuse, on the nd day OF De-
ceraber, 1870, / VIII, as Commissioner aP-
pointed BY the Court,
On ths 18th 1ay of November, 1871,
Az noon in 'front.' OF the courtroom OF the
ClrcutS Court OF me United states, for the
Memphis, sell, to the highest bidder, tins fol-
lowing described property to.wtt;
AceItaAn tract. piece or parcel OF land, sit
uate, lying and being in the ounty OF Tip
o, Tennessee, on the waters of the
MfsStssipp1 river, with metes and pounds s.
to1oEs, to-wit! BEGINNING &c point on the
thence south with Palmer5s line SO poles to
thence NORTH poles 90 tree on the bank
wardly direction with the eands OF the
Mississippi river to b point OF beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by n1a
OOwar 10 James D. EllLa, and described IN
said deed OF conveyance as CONTAINING, by
estimation elghty.tnree (a9 acres; III
with the engines, boilers and Al other nx-
being situated on said tract OF land, and used
In the dstll2tiou OF spurious liquors, and
described As follows,to-vit: Two donbis-hue
ter, crate, bars. etc; one engine, ten1incn
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
90 a IL one main smart n.y.
wheel and puueys, and all other shat1ng
about the mil ana istilleRy; one pair thirty
six.inch "a for grinding with gearing
beltfng, etc ; n mash tub; one worm tub
and Worm; one co4o water tub; one high
wine tub. one loW-Wtne tab; SIX beer
tubs; one under or beer Sikh two receiY.
Ing tuoer OF cisternd; tive yeast tubs; foul
yeast cans, draw and 1Orce and high aud
low wine pRmpss platform and beam
scales, and al the pipes, valves COCKS, belt
Ing used bou the dtstillefyi blacksmtth
and carpenter and other tools and msIu-
mentsa about she premises
Said property VII be sold ON a credit OF six
month"; tins purchaser toRtYe note, Win aP-
nom date, for the purchase moneys and .
lien retained IN the property ~ additional
security tor the payment OF d purahass
Tne equity Of redemption b barred; and
the purchaser will De placed Ia possession
on the confirmation Of the sale by the Court
ii clay KING. Special Commissioner.
Memphis, November J, lsTl nos tbs
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SATURDAY, lsosmhsr Is, 1871:

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. hituated In Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to wit: -
First-A tract of q 50 acres, known ss Let
No. of the original subdivision OF John
Pope1s farm, on Lbs Raleigh road, bounded as
follows; Beginning a. a stake on the Raleigh
road. 2 chains and 20 links south OF Taylor's
southeast corner for $40 acres; thence north
43o 81, east with the center OF said roads
chains and 81 links; thence north 4So 80, east
IS chains and 81 links to astake in said road;
thence north, 4 chains and "a links TO q stake
and post oak pointer thence west 20 chains
L q links 70 8 stake on the east line OF
30 inks 10 the beginning, containing I5O-lt0
acres.
Williams original entry No. al, made on the
Of the lth surveyors district, on the south
side Of Wolf river, and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the northeast corner
Of Charles E Reinhardt's 90 acre entry No. S.;
thence east IS chains to a stake thences outh
5 chains TO a stake, stephen Hsifre's south
west corner; thence east % chains 70 q stake,
Wilson 5anderlinis northwest corner of his
Ill acre entry thence south 81 chains to .
stake, the northeast corner OF john r Kent's
TO The southeast corner OF a82 acre entry in
the name Of WA. Bryant; thence north 10
chains and so links TO sRid Bryantis northeast
corner; themes west 26 chains TO q stake, said
Bryant's northwest corner; theme north u
chains a SO links to a stake. n. A. Davis,
noi theast corne Of his $50 acre entry, No.
1904; thence west 10 chains and Is links to q
stake thence north 10 chains and IS links to
the beginning. containing l58 ceres.
Third a tract ofland bounded as 70 -lows
Beginning ct the northeast corner OF lot No
Is In the center Of the Memphis and Bonef-
vile plank road; thence with said road
north SSAo ,esst 2C9 chains to the tnterssction
OF the west side Of a 50 foot street with said
plank road; thence south S. west with
said 40 100 street Il 5000 chains TO the inter-
section OF said 80 foot street. with another 40
foot street; thence north $50, west 9LS chains;
thence north So east 20 e.. 90 chains to the
been subdtYided INTO 3 lots, containing, re-
spective1y, l26S, I220, and 229 acres.
Terms of sale-Un a credit Of seven and
tnlftsSS 1sta33aa tT1'w lsr sOgItys ssn n9
cha ftoney. Equity Of redemption barred
E<AUND a OOLE, Clerk and Master.
IA s. & PoSroN, Attorneys. uol5Wed
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IuasdaY. laeamhsr Ia Ia7L.

The following described lands, to-vft:
section Q. township 5, range II west, Tunies
county, in the Sta'e OF Mississippi
Also the following lands in Bolivar c9un-
", Mississippi: All Of section 10, the north
east = OF section u, township Is north. range
5 west, comprising In all in said county-oI
Also, ths following land in the State q
Arkanzzs, situate in Green county, being the
northwest q section ~, the south fractional
y OF southwest y Of scuon s. south Z rae.
ttonal southeast section south y trac
tionAl southwest z section 4 yowrship-IT
north, mi Z east; southeast q fractional
section z; aorthZ fractional southeast y o
section Z; southwest = fractional southeast y
Of section ]; southwestH r%scttonsl Of north
east; north 4 frsctionsl section 80; south x
fractional northeast q section Il; north q
fractional southeast z section 2; north Z
fractionaf zouInwest section Il; south g
fractional southwest section is; easJ y
fractional northwest y section u; SouthFsst
6orthSest Z section 5; north y %frseasaai
southwest = section ., township Il north,
range 7 east.
whoteo OF s. ctIon 30; south Il section g, town
ship 10north. n east c-
Also, in Arkansas county, Ststs Of Arkgn-
sas north = section 7, township 4 souta,
Also, In Monro county, state Of Arksn-
eas, all dissection q. all OF section q, the vest
u dissection 2. the west OF eestZ OrEec-
ton Q, southwest quarter Of northeast quAr-
ter OF section ., west half fsoutnesst quar-
ter Of southwest quarter section q, northeast
quarter OF aouthwest Q quarter section 2, t0wa-
snip south, range l west; west malt Ofsonth-
west q uaIter dissection %; west half OF north
west quarter OF section 10; south Sest quarter
OF southwest quarter Of section 10, township
8, range ! west .
Also. the following I'M In the state 0;
Arkansas, which are held jointly and equaAy
by Mat Clay and said bankrupt James =.
saunders, the Interest OF the said bankrupt
therein, situate In Monroe county, being
southeast quarter section %; southwest Quac-
ter fractionalsec.ion "a; vest part nactlpRal
or northwest quarter section IS; northeast
quarter section 28; east half northwest quar-
ter OF section e; the northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter north OF river Of section
26. north part OF Bou6hsast quarter ssction
Is; northeast quarter OF southeast quarter OF
section 80, south halt both sides OF river,
section "a, township 8 south, n ]. esst;
the east half 1raetio2al section 8; all Of frac-
tional section 4; the south half Of frecLlDnal
section 3; thenoFthwesb quarter off actlonal
section 3; northeast quarter OF fractional
northeast quarter OF section 3; east hall OF
fractioaaIs section s. AL OF fractional section
s, township 4 s5uth. range I east .
AILr0N HUMES, Assignee OF
,,Ikff- Taa- q Aanndara a E0n pa,krurfa