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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-01
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MAN
DRAKE ROOT.

40 household should be without them.
They are perfectly safe, require but two for
an ordinary dose, are prompt and efhclent
in action, and when used In connection
with Dr. Hollands German Bitters, or
Tonic. may be regarded as certain specincs
IN ali cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
ar any of the disorders TO which the system
- oydin arily subject. The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-01
HOOFLAND'S PODOPHYLLIN
PILLS,

q pertect substitute for mercury, without
any OF mercury's evil qualities.
IN act upon the Liver, are mainly composed
Of PoIophyllin, or the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-01

Member OF the Royal College OF sureeous
London, graduate from one OF the moGf en-.
inent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known
Many troubled with ringing In the head
being alarmed at sudden sounds, baAhful'
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times with deraaement OF mind, were cured
i'm med lataly. .... ..... .s.... .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-01

Especially, who have becoms The usonS o.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and de1fnaise
habit " hich annually sweep 10 an nnomety
grave thousands Of Young Men Of Ne nACo
exalted talents and brilliant inteliect WA
might otherwise have eutrsucod hBten1us
Senates with the thunder OF eioQuenoA %
walked 10 ecstacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence, E4cfl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
ST. NARY S BEACON
II rcrLisiryp Every THURSDAY ct
IA MES \. DOW rs.


TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION. .-S2 10 PER annum ~
be paid within six months 10 subscription
VII! lie rccrived for shorter period than 81 (
monihs and no PAPER 10 he discontinued until all
nrfssraees are paid except at the option Of the
Publisher
TERss nF ADvTBTtsiNG .--55 cents per square
for the first insertion. and 30 for every sub
|kecqHent insertion. Eight lines or L.s constitute
>~Itfssss u the numbsr OF inseriions be not
\ ied on q" Advertisement, Il win sc lntlish-
|. Si'il forbid aud charged accordingly. 4
lH-sSf.sl dsiuciion made to those who advertise
by thc year.
Communications of pors1ra' character will
BE- charged ai ~" same rate as advertisements :;
chi;Gnriss over ',u lines in loG-:u Niil De charg-
ed al the rate 81 ~ cents per square
All communicable for publication mnst / c
accompanied i'h the rct NAME If TIE author
ar no attention III hc paid 10 them The real
nam" 81 the author v III not Lc prblished unless
desired. but We cannot consent to insert connr-
hitatioDs unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
JOHN ". GARRETT.

C,o-c, .,er.I T,-,sc,J has hoon WV;
,;ra f,r ,hn Ch;n,-o yr;Lga. snmn stctnh.
o. 0f ,ba w,,I,hv me, nf Baltimore
Fem n. h;,gr,nbr of Job, " G,rrrf,
wo cnnJans, 1bn s,n,w;pg.
II. IL n',L, :, ha w@,.b ,w, million.
Sc ,-o.artr " M I"';5'. " , c.on, "r nro'na.,;,.,
w.ar,L :, c,,I I,njs ,p5 wool I,pJs -
TLn r,,crn,l cr,rIf,,Lor ofJobp " G,r.
ro,t cr,;~r,raj rrom tbc T,r,b of ireland
;, Cr,nLrrI,rJ pnrnsv1y,,;, U;s nm
formal cr,r,,s,tb,r wos Ucnry Stof.r =,
pa~~st, ,,a,;, C"rman wL, csmo - R,l
,;nar, - Isl NJ Carra,..s f,,h"r
p-Is. I,,:i' 80 - tns;n,., =. :;
,,o.,I.,, ,,.,t.~ ,,d s,:n,nr j., H.,
49,. ,r,;n,~c mi WIS r'.n,unnJ :,
hi: Inv f,. commercial INTEGRITY and en-
,,.rr;., nal hc f,,,1.b III. hGnsc of Rc-
bert Garr,,, / Sons, The President wa
.ir....l Il pr.ncr-,n C,l,erc and ba i
, ~, ,nr,,~ IL, his ,ncr9.5rs
J,In " r.rr.'t, i I,r,, .,1 c,.,,,,.
,.rt ,L,n.i, ,.,;y, II. has Trb. rr,v
hair and small rr,v sij,-wb;skers. keen
Llui.h GRAY ewes, rather sharp features.
AMI IN abundance If dimrles. His ad-
1rcss is bland AMI afrsblc. He isa good
and = persuasive sneak.
er In early life he was even a poet
and John r Kennedy and other literary
men of MARYLAND have been his warmcs,
associates Tbough m obstinate AMI con.
snrr,,;v, worsb;n,er of Norv,,nd an
r,r,;cnlar,v Of Baltimorc Carrot. broke
!, an n.r,y aov from his family tr,ai
,;,nS wL;ch wcrc Dcmorra.;c md ac.r,
w;.L ,hn WL;, ror,v. sin he i : frr,
IL H., vs. ON aou,l,v ;p,;m.,,
,,s,,1 w;,i, I,moS Er.b,,r,n riwin N
Stan.on a,J ALr,h,m Li,,,,'n EucL
,nan W.. i. fr;cDl of lis f,tkrr,
s;unn C,n,rnn h,, ,soJ Ill HE ,.rt,.
r,.;nnS ;osn;,rr ~ hr~,L nm tho R.I,;mo,.
-. III rn:,.nI n.y. LIo,E,S ;,s ,nc,u,,t.
,rJ ncorIv nsr,lvzcd i Ur w,s r,rnr+.
Iii .,r;;,;,r ;, ,al-, .l,,r.o,., -.
NJ L,}mlsss rcl,tiop If N,ryla1j ir
tc,rsis ,n Il, noIi,;,,l administration. ).
n,3or >, ,x.,r, fr,,, a., f,,rs ~ t;,rr,.
oo,,.,,..;,n ,r a,,tr,- ,,;Ir,,1 Nh,
Ill -, ,', ~.
-. ~" .,''r;,H III, Ill, ~,
'' ..TLn -, ,,i -, ,r 8 I;".,,""I NJ I.,l,h,s.,,
bo,d.rs II ,b;s road co,ld baye no rrsncc
fnr mo if enter,a into anv nriya,e reI,
,;ons ,f tho Kind v,u name
| NJ lincoln was ONCE ,,,c,,cJ n br
la.,rt,,,;on os ,l,.c.J R,I.;n,or. Ro,uI,;
cans 90 ,,tc Tho ro,d ON, of ,bn hnn,}s -
Garrctt's corporation for pseudo politic,
4
ed unon 70 inrro duce the delcgation. bu
when he heard them bcrin ,he;r sneecb
he said:
II was unaware Of he objects Of t,es
gentlemen. and | hars been i-.ncS.,
nnon"
Never mind" said Lincoln 1T
about rs well. | am Glad of = cLape. :,
saw smpctbinc to these sep,lrmrn Nh,
any or all os you hay,. done half ,s rncI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
D r A d


'she is dead - they said to him. ''Come away
Mss her and leave her, thy love is clay r'
hey smoothed her tressss Of dark brown hair
On her forehead of stone they laid il fair;
Over her ewes which gazed too much,
, They drew the lids with a gentle touch;
! With tender touch they closed up well
The sweet, thin lips that mad secrets to tell
sbsat her xrovs and bcaus; ssf s.ee z-.ss
They tied her veil and her InArriage lace,
And drew on her white fcc; her y hi;c sill, shoes
hich were the whites; no eye could choose
And over her bosom they crossed her hands
Come away they said, "God understands :
And there was silence, and nothing there
But silence and scents OF c-lautere,
And iesTine. and roses, and rosemary,
An! they said, AS LADY should lie, lies she. >
And they held their brca,hs as they left the room
IN u shnddeti 10 glance AT Its stiilucSs aEd
gloom.
But he who loved her too well TO dread
The sweet, the stately, and the beautiful dead
He lit his lamp, and took his key
And turned il. Alone arain--he and She
lie and she but size would not speak
Though kissed in the old place, the quiet cheek
He aud she vet she wonli not smile,
Tho hc called her lhc name she lo,cd crew hile
He ard she still shc did no, move
To any ono passionate whisper of love.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

fr- Ben Jonson having heard that
Lord Craven was anxious 10 see him. went
to INs loriship's house. Being in 4 somc-
what ta;tered condition. the porter rcfuS-
ed 70 aimi; him. and addressed him in
impcrtinent language. which Ben dii not
fail to return. While shey were wrang-
Mng. Lord Craven happened to come out,
and desired to know the cause of the quar-
rel. johnson immediately said. Il un-
dcrstooi your lordship wished to see me. :
"You. friend" replied the lord. 'whc
arc yoa!''
..Bcn Jonson," replied the other.
NO. no: You cannot be Ben johnson,
who wrote the Silent Woman : vou loot
as ii yon could nos say DO to a goose =
"Bo." cried Ben.
Very we'll" said his loriship. who VA
better pleased at the joke than ofFendeC
at the aircn., Il am now convinced o
your identify"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
Once upon a time there lived couple
n. r. SMITH, VI. d.

Once upon time there lived a couple
known far and wide for their continual
s1uabbles. Suddenly they changed thei,
mode Of life. and were as complete pat
terms Of conjucil felicity IS they had form
criy been Of discord. A ucighbor. anx-
ious to know the cause of such a sudden
conversion. asked the good wife TO cx-
plain it. She replied: Me and The Old
man have go; on wei enough together
since We kept txo bears in The house. -
Two bears was the a>toa;shei reply
Yes. sir, said the o.d laIy-'bear and
fOrbsar."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

Es- Little focks will disagree. Even
as did Mrs. Ewes children. Our Eena
and Minari had slight misrndcrstand-
ing one day aud vcna, fired with revenge
asains, her biz brother. kicked the Cat;
johnny. who was Y mas fayorite broth
er, saw the performance aud said. ''Nena,
that cat amt all Minard's. it's part mine y
"Wel!," said Vcna. with sort Of self
satisfied air. 81 kicked Minarfs part
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
5000 Nv USE

bo,h hsre and in Eurcpe have the control 81
fhes6HfeTt fnr 'Ira asuf;sssurfrg purposes. We
have reduced the sac and simplifed the method
SO that an. person with litle patience anu per
severance cannot fail To- Use II and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
KNITTING

machines luilt on the anne principle. So far
from h,iar an experiment like all other family
kniticrs, this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
M.it'UiNE

has Eccn in successful operation for yeas, We
have supplied large share Of al ,hei nit goods
nov in the market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

Ia population nf Mar Land, aesslia ,
ID s,,e ,.u-1s os 1870. i .,i COL a. Ia
crease {: 81 .VIl IN t.. l-s, decide.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

The olsorvaa; ,IoSa Billings says, ''Mca
Sccua 70 me rcw a-,lays To ~ Jisijel into
Slew Christians aud wide awake Siauegs. :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
NIL Y

whc,her woolcn, cotton or SIX, whether useful
or fancy, large or small, Of any size or shape
HTc done on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

Cae rarai,r sSayS that his ,t>c', Is 81 a.
iu-cd ih=l h. h@s eoiy y,..c& Of cAls.
IL y .,it
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
PRACTICAL

nachircs used in the European and American
knI''Inr factories. All the hosi,ry and kni,
good. for the use Of the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
FAX NO

mi
,,octir.s per day: or 90 ',,ir ut pulse warm
CT. OF I2O s,nrts, or i shirts or tra"rrs, thus
EARNING
u fair living or clothing W y household in =
shout While. The u,amrud goes on it, own
mrri's aud W s,nply wan, trial to S'j'st! c'-
cry enc.
4N INCREASING CONFIDENCE
ever, family, saving money, time, and the dan
yer of ,urchasin: wor;hc>s articles called fsri-
lily knitting machines.
TIE PRICES ARE Low
considering ,he cost OF manufacture ana other
work in the family, being much more useful
than any labor saving machine. The ;Hachlne
for coarse and miilliug YARN We drnou'lHt,
No |, price, S35. For fine yarn, No. >. price,
$40. For either fine or coarse yam, No. j. $50
MiNCFiCTURING
No. :, for any size yarn. Sloo. With the No. :
Two persons r.,u Knit - shirts per day. Eve
+, u.a,h ,hinc i fully Warranted Tor three years
AGENTS
will 6ni tho sale of Ike pisuond u prof,ahl,
aud satisfactory business. Ii samples are
WiNTFD
We will send pair of socks Ct any size on re
Ccipt Of 10 CcuiS.
Machines will lie SHIPPED to any address on
rrCcipt of price. or will ne scnt I. q. y on re-
ccip, Of onc-thlrd its value.
.Addr,ss
DIAMOND KNlTTER co,
Wilmington, Del
1SsN-Em -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
IIiE DIAMOND
K NJ I T T z r

fs unlike ali tho so-cnllcd family knitting mn
chime. which nrc Gu, experiments at tie eX
pcnsc oi the public, and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

r,ir living or clothing W y household in 4
shout While. The n,amrud goes on it, own
merits aud W SIMPLY want 4 trial to saj'st! c'-
cry enc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

Is TIE ONLY
practical kni'tcr adapted TO the family and light
mauufa, ;uring. We have manufactured all
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05
sN INCREASING CONFIDENCE

has cr,,nrca our efforts We Ike to have il in
ever, family, saving money, time, and the dan
yer of ,urchasin. wor:hlc>s articles called fsri-
ily knitting machines.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

OF ali the grnat crowd Of ''usccSssrv
Icvils" who iourishsd a, Detroit in .eba,
bination' days, nnder the name Of boat
runners. Fred E,nmons borc OF The palm
for practical jokes. rrrar;ec, cong jest
aud laugh. His frequent uaailn cead;-
ton often provoked attack. but. the assa;l-
ant always ''rccSoned without. his host"
Pred did not always wait for attack Ills
keen sensc OF the lnaieccus. in situation.
aeiiasl aud spceca. kept ms iaeslifes upon
Iisss, S. ssteh p crafty his inaoaliIah.s pfo,
"a "a nrs.css;;y Z j <ssscl, rcst ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-01-05

Remedies acquire false reputation &,
TIA, cure ol h,aropir,hia b. bcie. cmplay
81 IN spurious N1ScS u that disease. Ner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
Annapolis Cadets.

The Secretary of the Navy has re-
Gently ordered the dropping from
the rolls of six cadets of the An
napolis Academy for practicing the
game of lazii.g. He also admins
tered lighter punisltments on others
in proportion to their guilt.
lie declares lis determination to
purify the academy OF this disgrace
ful practice ard the defiant spirit
which calls for the action of that
Department, .,bv dismissal, if nces-
sary, of every cadet, to the very last,
who refuses the fullest obedience to
the regulations on this subject"
Tint is just the way to put it; and
ifthose cadets who are So degraded
and rutlianly in their tastes, do not
reform, the country will be vastly
the gamer to dispense with their
services while they are cadets, rath-
CT than to have them carry that spirit
Of brutality and defiance into the
active duties Of the Navy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

BRAZILIAN TURTLES.-Ehc size of
Brazilian turtles may be imagined
from the fact that the f1ippers and feet
ofone, in crawling over the sand leaves
track OF two irregular grooves three.
or fotlr feet apart, rs though a great
wagon with cog wheels had been el-iv--
ell over the ground. 1t is an easy
matter to find a turtles nest by this
track. She comes out of the sea and
travels f;ar.up i'll the sand, digging q
hole a foot and a half or two feet deep
for the nest. Professor Hartt, who
was in Brazil with Prof. Agassiz, says
that he saw turtle deposit one hun
dred and forty-three eggs in one of
these nests. The eggs are all laid at
one sitting. then covered ub closely
with the sand and left to hatch. The
eggs are larger than hen s eggs, round.
and covered with a tough, White skin.
The Brazillians eat the eggs, and alss,
the flesh of the turtle. The creature
Is captured in a curious way. Two
persons go behind it, and taking hold
of the shell, turn the animal OH it's
back, in which position it is at the
mercy Of its captors. as it is inlpossi-
Gie Tor it to turn over ON its feet again.
The hunters are obliged to creep up
behind it cautiously, for as soon as il
is alarmed it thrusts its forepaddles in
to the sand and throws it behind. SO
that if the pursuers do not quickly
close their eyes they are likely to be
blinded. 3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

VERY PRoPER.-General Sher-
man says he is going to Europe as
private gentleman that he draws
no pay while abroad ; that he goes
on the Wabash by the courtesy of
its commander, and that his course
of travel while on the vessel will
be regulated entirely by the orders
under which it sails. Lieutenant
Grant accompanies him, because lis
father thinks it good opportunity
for him to visit foreign coun-
tries. Both gentlemen are to paw
their own way, and 'ooth are subject
to an order to 1eturn at any mo-
ment from. che Secretary of War.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
From the Dallas RepuJIica,a w,

From the Dallas Republican we
read that the wife Of Mr.. Savage,
living near Sheridan, Yamhill coun-
ty, recently deserted her family of
seven children, one a babe only a
few months old, and with the avow-
ed intention of going to meet her
husband, who had requested her to
meet him east of the mountains,
started with young man, who had
lived in the family during her hus-
bands absence, for the South. 1t is
thought that she took much OF hus-
bands money with her.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
Ex-xecre.ary Nay.

The Ocg0nidn has heard that the
late Grand Jury of this county found
one or more indictments against ex-
Secretary >. f. M:ty, aud that Coy.
Grover has sett reutlisition for him.
MIR. Fotdray. of Jackson county.
having been dispatched for that pur-
pose.
lt was generally reported here dur
ing Court term, that the Grand Jury
was considering this subject and that
lndlctn'ents We're found against the
late Secretary. 1t seems little re-
markab!e that they were not found be-
fore he left, or at least sooner than
they have been, if the State Officers
have had the proof OF his def:lult, as is
now claimed. He had bondsmen and
the ware abundantly responsiblelfor any
deficiency III his accounts. vet we have
not heard that suit has ever been COM
me1ced against them. We have no
excuse to make for defalcation on the
part of MIR. May, should such be prov
ell against him, but we object to the
present State administration saving
the matter up in hopes of making
! eieetloieering capital out Of it. 1t is
IL matter that concerns the people at
large, Republicans as we'll as Demo
Gratis. and we trust sufficiently to the
good faith OF all parties to believe that
they will not cotlntenance any attempt
by Our party to shield Il public officer
from meritcd blame, or by the other
70 tlse any official misconduct or dis
| no. 'esty as mere party capital.
Wat we need is honest administra-
ton of u Hyernnlent in all departments,
State and National. The people as a
| mass are honest and they deserve to
In |, y..f< C<,
publican admins +ration connived al
or executed disllones+ acts, let them be
exposed and let the party be held re
sponsible for them. .lf any Kepubll-
can Legislature. has-sver p;. ssed acts
grabbers, to the public detrimel.t. shei
hold the party responsible; and if any
Republican Governor ever Kept rrll.
fan in his party to assault an inde-
pendent journalist and shoot him if he
couldn> t cowhide him, and afterward:
prostituted Courts to have his dirty
william go free, then let the party be
held accountable for that.
We do not hesitate to assert that il
Gen. Palmer had been elected Govern
or and the rest of the Republican
State candidates had been elected
| there would have been quite as speedy
work made i'll relation to this 50 nt
matter, and any defalcation secured tt
the State before this time. And wt
further say that should the ex-Sec .reta
ry be really brought for trial he can b,
safely and equitably tried here i'm thi
strong Republican county, and tn,
State need not ask for .schange O
venue" to secure justice. This coun
ty knows no politics i'll criminal mat
tiers, late events to the contrary, not
withstanding. We have confidence
that the people of Oregon. both in re
lation to this reported matter or Off
cial def;llcation as well as i'll relation
to other iDatters, are capable of acting
fairly, wisely, and honestly, in pun
ishing crime without beiug influenced
by the trickery of political dema
! goguos.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
EuGiic Esaht.

Tie public debt has decreased
since March last, s72,457 ,f7s o7.
The total debt ofthe country is now
s2,354,G31,512 IS. The cash III
the vaults Of the Treasury up to
December amounted to s1O6,3OS,-
IA GO. Our debt bearing interest
i'll coin amounts to 54,4o9, $50.
III lawful money (greenbacls) $685.
$4,000. Debt bearing no interest
is 1922 ,696,9S7 80.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

On the 25th inst, the Senate were
i'll caucas on Trumbull's Retrench-
merit Bill.
In the House, Mr.. Snapp offered
a resolution for the abolition of the
printing and transporting of public
documents at the public expense,
which was referred.
The House passed the Appropria-
ton bill to carry out the Washing
ton Treaty.
Mr. Garfield, from the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported a
bill appropriating S2,OO0,00O for
the purpose of building a fire proof
structure in Chicago for the accom-
modation of tie Custom House,
Sub-Treasury, Post Office, United
States Court, Pension and Internal
Revenue officers. The site mus t
not exceed in cost 100000.
Congress is hereafter TO be COM
pe@od Of two hundred and eighty
three members, as follows: Maine,
5; New Hampshire, ,; Vermont.
=; Massachusetts,, II; Rhode Is
lard, l; Connecticut, 4; New \ ork
32; New Jersey, {; Pennsylvania
26; Delaware, |; Maryland, 6; Nir-
ginia, 9; North Carolina, 0; South
Carolina, 8; Georgia, 8; Alabama
I; Mississippi, 6; Louisiana, 5:
Ohio, 20; Kentucky, 10; Tennessee
8; Indiana, II; Illinois, 10; Mis-
souri,, Is; Arkansas, +; Michigan
8; Florida, 1; Texas, 6; Iowa, g.
Wisconsin, 8; California, 4; Min
neso;a, 3; Crogoa, 1. Total, 2s3.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
Crushing Out Freedom.

Democratic journals charge Pres
ident Grant with having 'crnshcd
out freedom The only kind of
freedom that he has ever molested,
is that kind which has used the
scourge and the bullet and the hal
ter for the purpose Of preventing
American citizens from voting the
Republican ticket, as did tie Ku
kluX.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

We learn from the kalama Be0-
con that the tender aid two follow
ing platform cars ola construction
train ran off the track about mile
from town, going at the rate of
about seven miles an hour, result
ing in the death of Mr.. S. Booth,
boss ofa Chinese core of hands, who
lived but a few minutes. The cars
were crowded at the time, but no
one else was injured in the least.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23
To SEE UNDER WATER--A CORES

TO SEE UNDER WATER.-A CORES
pondent Of the Scientific American
writes
| once had occasion to examine th,.
bottom of mill pond, for. which 1
constructed float out of inch PLANK
sufficient to buoy me up; through th..
centre of this float cut hole; and
placed blanket over it, when I wa
enabled to clearly discover chfect-
on the bottom, and seve.ai lost
tools were discovered a''d picked up
l am satisfied that ,,fiere water ifsufji-
ciently clear, ans latter plan could be
successfully used for discovering lost
bodies and articles. l would now sug-
gest that this experiment be tried On
the sea, for am satisfied that with u
craft like the Great Eastern, where ars
observatory could be placed at the
bottom, with sufficient darkness. by
the aid of glasses, we could gaze down
into the depths of the sea, the same rs
we can survey the starry heavens at
midnight.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

a certain portion Of the people of
North Idaho are laboring for the
reformation of the r Territorial lines,
whereby that section is to be dis
severed form South Idaho. Others
again, are laboring to seggregate a
portion of the Territory, embracing
the Owyhee mines, and annex the
same to Nevada.