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DENTISTRY.
Dental Co partnership.
DRS. HINSON & MAYES.

nR. HINSON HAVING ASSOCIATED
IL with him DR.. Mayes. Of Bolivar, Tenn,
who is a graduate Of the Baltimore and Penn
sylyania Colleges OF Dental Surgery, sessions
and winters '5Sand SO. takes this method 20
announce to the public, as in the past, so in
the future, will be found striving 10 excel in
repairiag the natural teeth and replacing arti
fetal with neatness and dispatch. Particular
attention given in the regulation Of teeth and
diseases Of the gums with ETHEREAL; and Nj
trous Oxide gas being given in the extraction
Of teeth. Hypnotics are also used in plugging,
which are harmless and ethcaeiOus 20 obtund
sensibility. Office and residence, No. 2S
Main street. Memphis. Tenn. l2-l23
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II there room among The angels

.ftI is there room among the angels
4 For the spirit Of your childf linh ni
h Will they take your little Mary
M 4 In their loving arms so mild3
B Will they ever love me fondly
As my story-books have saidY
Will they find home for Mary
Mary numbered with the deadY
% Tell me truly, darling mother,
rI is there room for such as me?
Will / gain the home Of spirits, gffs
And the shining angels seer lsi
/ have sorely tried you, mother,
Been to yon constant care,
And you will not miss me, mother,
q When | dwell among the fair;
For you have no room for Mary ls.aasls
She was ever in your way,
And she fears the good will shun her;
Will they. darling mother, sayY
Tell me-tell me truly-mother,
Ere life's closing hour doth come,
8 Do you think that they will keep me
In the shining angels home?
/ was not so wayward, mother
Not so very. very bad
But that tender love would nourish,
And make Maryis heart so glad
Oh yearncd for pure affection,
In this world of bitter woe
And long for bliss immortal,
In the land where must go.
Tell me once again, dear mother,
Ere you take the parting kiss,
VIII the angels bid me Welcome
To that land of perfect blissY
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D 1t possesses the very great advantage
Of carrying the work in the natural way
from left to right-which enables the
operator tohandle the work more readily
and to sit upright; while machines which
carry the work from the operator require
an inclination of the body forward ldetri-
mental to healthy and are hard and tire
some to use. 1adfrel hua ~ iss .e1.
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It's exceedingly large otrcui alton thronfhoul
he city and State offers bcsine.s men an ex-
client Opportunity 70 make their businesl
his section Of country.
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once. Cor. Third and Jefferson,
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NEWSPAPERS.

1ourswuSDthAAs4.- .ESSirsal ESsal .sSP P.or'
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n Po.,ofHoo Buildilr. N. mphis. Tennessee
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23


Gold in New York ll4k. Currency, buy
ing, SIC; selling, SSc.
One result of the couahiaatisaf. bctxeen,
the p NJ 8. Co and the Central Rssiarus4E
Co., is the advance In tnrifE Of 5o.fg cent.
on former rates, upon merchandise east
and west.
Honolulu advices report the prospective
sugar crop good, and will be brought into
market earlier than usual.
san Francisco markets show n slight de-
cline i'm wheat, which now commands
- J0eee 62x a 100 MS, with a prospect OF
dropping TO q 80, where il Will doubtless
remain. Oats were In demand at - o. n.
TOO D,s Onions were strong, ut 78ess0x.
Portland quotations show a slight dsclihc
in the price of wheat; quoted at $2ess 10
p quintal. Flour, $6 2JG,7. Oats, 81 65Gs
81 80 " quintaI. Eggs, s7xc = doz. But
ter, market firm at 25ossoc y d for roll.
Albany buyers were offering Il 12x y
bushel for wl,eat ON Thnrsslay, but clatnaed
that there was no margin in IL at fil.ekS
figure. Flour remains as last quoted.
Eggs, SOC q doz. Bsrtter, go 30c ta-D., good
1ufter scarce.
Our markets have been we'll supplied
with peaches, grapes, sweet and irish no
tatoes, etc. sweet potatoes command &c
y u; Irish ,tlo. s1a1 - u bushei.
business generally good; money plenty
an i easily obtained.
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We clip this from late Chicago

We clip this from late Chicago
lmpcr:
A lady near Rallville, S,nduslxv
county, Ohio, recently gave birth to q
child which weighed but one pound.
1t Is now nearly four weeks old and
weighs less than two pounds. AT the
time of Its birth lady's finger ring
was slipped over its hand and arm t0.
the shoulder. Hundreds Of people
have been to zee it. sf ~
For wheat at Salem 81 "a was paid
on the 18th.
Galleg0s, the Democratic czsaadislat0
for Congress from New Mexico is prob
ably elected by majority of 500,
There WAS Y split IN the Republican
party and two CaAldi<lates.
Hannah Roberts, colrEef wOlnas,
aged isearly l30 years, was burned to
death at PhilasleIplsIa on Friday. tho
10th. 81
A Canadian bank still holds quite
sum ofmoney 10 the credit Of J. Wilkes
Booth.
France IL buying hack from Ger
many the Cf,lssepOts the latter captured
III the war. Something like inillion
ofthese arms fell Into he hands Of the
GeFmaiis,
Seward starts Tor hos,e soon.
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RENowNED WOMAN surrl.AGIsr.-

RENOWNED WOMAN SUFFI,AGIsT.-
Miss Susan b. Anthony, lady who
occupies d large share of public atten-
tion at the present time, aud is proba-
bly, the ablest Woman Lecturer in the
world, will address the citizens of
Albany at the Court House OH Wednes-
day evening next, taking for her sub
iject, 1.-The Power of the Ballot" Miss
anthony has been lecturing i'll Portland,
where she drew crowded houses, and
the journals of the city speak in the
highest manner of her elocution and
the subject matter of her addresses.
Our citizens are highly favored in thus
being afforded the opportunity of list
ening to so talented a lady, and will
avail themselves of the opportunity, and
go en- masse. Let the Court House be
crowded OH next Wednesday night.
| See advertisement elsewhere
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23


PARAsRAMs.--A A1bany. ia0~f has AZ
night watch.
Judge Thayer passed through this
city EN- route for tie Fair Ground, On.
Sunday. :.
j. CntwrsgIlt, u. s. District At
tortley. c:,,ne upon Wednesday.
Dow d Crane are putting up first
class boots and shoes.
CarotlperS s. Co. win furnish the
thirsty with excellent Arctic soda on the
Fair grounds next week. If tlie wealth.
er proves fair.
Mile Jcal &Co. 's effcHs Will enlivon ,
the Fair by their presence next week.
Girls 'sPlowboy'y Wen the race Mt
the Fair ground last Saturday purse
$780,. Three entries were nsatie, Tiger.
Claypoos's Mlyr P1owboy asad asor1cl
licrsc. The FLY was third fn the race.
Josephtls Wilson, arrested and tried
ON the charge Of burglary, before Judge
Johns, on Tuesday and "Wednesday,
was acquitted. He WAS then arrested,
charged with intent to commit rape
OH the wife of Jonas Davis.
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sucaa vr.s. ror-csrsnxenee..

BrENA VISTA, Sept. 13, Is71-.
ED. REesrsTEK FL sec you occsasion-
ally have a racy correspondence from.
this place over the signature Of Female.
Suffrage. For time L thought had,
the writer branded, but circumstances
of later date cause me to surrender my
suspicious, and leave the real name Of
its author with Female Suffrage and,
yourself. As the writer has failed fire.
q,lently to speak of matters Of note in
and about our little town, and often
noted the occurrence of things that
never happened, I thought it might
be profitable to your readers to have
fair rendering Of the progress and pros
perity of our place. At present shall
only speak of a few things and reserve
more general remarks for the future.
Farmers have completed their har-
vest. Late sown grain yielded much
letter than ut first anticipated. but the
fall grain in many places was unusually
light-some fields not turning out more
than six bushels to the acre.
The Odd Fellows building about CONF
pleted is very neat house. 1t l.as two
large store rooms l'elow, aud with the
same number of halls above. Mr.. Hol-
man Will put a large stock Of dry goods
ia one Of the rooms, and the otlser Il
being fitted up for Mr.. Beach, who In
tends turning his attention mostly to
the drug and grocery trade. The up
per rooms are to be occupied by tire
Odd Fellows and! Good Tenplars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

GOLD EXCITEMENT.-On last Sum-
day quite a little excitement was raised
by some party finding particles ofgold
I'm the dirt thrown out in making the
excavation for Messrs. Beach, Mon
teith & Co.'S miIl-rlce, down OH the
river front. There was a rtlsh to tile
front, and n number OF persons We're
soon engaged .-panning OUT the dirt,
in the hope of making raise. .
Several particles Of gold were obtained
by tie more fortunate, none of them
we Judge worth more than ten cents,
if that. The gold was of the ''scslle''
variety, and was found in a streak of
layer of reddish ciay-and wherever
that character of dirt can be found,
good paying diggil,gs can be depended
upon. 1t may be possible that ouz
city rests upon n mine of gold-wlit
knows, or cares!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

BEAUTIFULLY SAID" Jeens Pipes
of Pipesyille,'' who, it will be re-
lnenlbered. entertained our citizens
recently ut the Court House, with
recitations. limitations, readings, etc,
while here wrote nice little letter to
the San Francisco Golden Era, 6 set
ting - Albany up in fine style. Fol
lowing is few stanzas:
.srruly little paradise of a Local
tiou. and rs rlmbied into the out
skirts of the town, and gazed OH the
tall pines and cetlars, surrounding it
OH ali sides, their stately crests loom
ing upward to the sky, / thought how
many garden spots there are in this
wide world of ours, that man knows
nothing of. and the great big trees
seemed to look down approvingly up
ON the busy hum of trade and coin-
merce. and the growing prosperity OF
this embryo city, as [ listened and
heard the sIriil scream of the engine
wlsistle-here away off, in almost the
deserts of the Oregon. l Thought O1
Frank So,fle's grrpliic lines:
'.Sce We not Progres>ion's train,
+ Hear We not the Locomotive
laundering along the plain?
List. It's coming nearer. nearer.
Hear we not these proud lnlzzls
Thirty sister States are coming
Hithef OH those rushing cars
.Jeems deserves well of his friesids.
| of which we are whom.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

FOX GRANT CouNTY.-Mr. Chas.
Riley, who has beeen visiting his friends
here for some weeks. starts for his
home in Grant county in a few days,
taking with him quite a variety OF
s.hloodef stock" He has purchased Il
likely four year-oltl stallion, purchased
of Germain Coffin. of Marion county, a
fi,ll-l,lootled George-tie last colt sired
by Luke Ss,vage's famous horse ..Old
George" This colt is Il brother to the
Jim Bybec mare and the Riley mare.
He has also secured, from Nimrod
Price, a pair of Chester White Pigs
probably the finest breed in the country.
TO make his barn-yafd more interest
ing he has secured two pair of geese,
one pair of white ducks and a number
of qrn.ils. We wish Charley the best Of
success in his efforts to increase the
productions of Grant county.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

,fsIIE FARM KNOWN AS s.F.AIR MOI Mt
Lake. is offered for sale, nj $40, coo. coin;
1900 In hand, and the remainder in six
equal annual Payments, with interest from
date. The tract Is i'm good shape, being
nearly n square, CON nfainfug aboufG60 acres
of rich soil, and is diversified with forests
vast, fair lawns, lordly oaks, and willows
sitting by the lake; the woodland and pI1li-
rie so Alternating ls to make it one of the
most attractive places in the State. 1t is
situated on the west side of the Willamette
river, within half a mile of Albany, which
i Is known as being in the heart of the best
agricultural port ios+ of Oregon. The iocsl-
tion is healthful. 1t has Il good stone
quarry, about leo acres under fence, n two
story frame BARN with shedding ninety
feet square; large and handsome new
house. two stories high, thoroughly paint
ed inside and out, the large cuI,boartis and
book cases being fixtures, and the house
having under lis whole length II good, dry
cellar. In addition TO these there is q neat
wefi-housc, wOOd-house, and all other
necessary outhouscs. There IL II meadow,
lafge pasture, orchards, garden, etc, etc.
1t Is susceptible of beidg divided into four
farms, an of them having good soil, fuel,
and rail Timber, and three OF them having
stock-wafef.
For further part iculars address J. G. Mem
denii:iil, Esd, Albany; or, the undersigned
at Portland.
j. QUINN THORNTON,
fcb. II, Vf-2fv3 Attorney ut Law.
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RESOLUTIONS of the Baptist Sabbath
school,

The following resolutions were adept-
ed by the Baptist Sabbath SCHOOL of
this city on last Sabbath:
WHEREAS, God in Ills providence h.s
removed by death one of our scholars,
Arville BringImm, beloved aud respect
ell by us all. therefore,
Resolved, That with deep sympathy
we cherish Iier memory, and feel deep
ly our loss, and realize in the Vacancy
thus made the necessity ofso living as
70 be prepared for our departure when
the summons shall reach US.
Resolved, That we sylnTxithi1e with
tile plreuts and relatives ip their loss,
and pray God that this dispeiisation
may serve to incite to more earnest
striving after holiness apd christian
activity.
Resolved, That we request the pub
ication of these resolutions In tn,
papers Of the city.
Done by order of the school.
p. Il. HACKIENfAN,
S,tperintentlaut pro tenn.
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Total for the week. SO. 900.

FINE WOOL.-rhe other day Mr.. c..
L. Ingram, of this county, left at this
office Il specimen of wool taken from
the back ola Spring lamb that meas
r,Ies over six inches in length, and is
us fine rs silk. Said lamb is u thor
oughbred Cotswold. If there is any
money in sheep htlsbandry in this
State, we should think the thoroughbred
Cotswold would pan out a little more
satisfactorily than any other breed. MIR.
Ingram will have his thoroughbred
Cotswolds OH exhibition at the County
Fair next week, when all can have the
privilege OF seeing them who wish.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

MATHEMATICAL LECTTI;E.-On Sat
urtlty eTeiiing, Young man sEalililg
from San Francisco, addressed large
audience in front of the Fest Office, on
the virtues and benefits to be derived
from the possession of a iiew aritlme-
tic, of which he proclaimed himself
the author. and for which he demanded
the modest sum of S3 each. lie an
swered some questions propounled to
him. and convinced some that he was
heavy on '-figgcrS. but he failed To sell
many books.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

FRESH FRUrr.-If you want the
freshest of fruit, such as grapes,
peaches, pears, apples and pluns, drop
i'm and order of n. $. Du Bois. If you
want a fine article of sugar, tea, coffee,
cheese, SYRUP, hams. lard, candles, soap.
candies, nuts. rii<ils, eNtysicts for cook
ing purposes. toys. eggs. butter, spices,
or in fact, almost anything eatable or
drinkable. Mr.. Du Boise will take
pleasure in turning it out for you, and
sending it to your homes in his express
wagon, thus saving you lots of trouble.
Go there and see.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

NEW SToRE.-Messr<. Kline & Co.
are now opening out select stock OF
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. Clothing,
Boots. Shoes, ctc., in DIR. Tate's brick,
first door west of the post-office, First
street. which they offer for sale, as will
he seen hy reference to their advertise
nent this morning. fifty per cent cheap
cr than to be obtained heretofore. Go for
them goods. certainly. at once See adj
yefti Stlueut.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

COUNTY FAR.-I4inn County Fair
opens ON Tuesday next, and from
present indications it will be the best
showing throughout ever given by
the Society; and the attendance,
owing to the fact that transportation
facilities have been largely Increased
since the last Fair, will be probably
more than double that of previous
meetings. In this expectation our
hotels have added largely to tlleiraccom-
modatioils, and parties are engaged in
erecting, on the Fair grounds, tempo
riry structures for the accommodation
and entertainment of all who may
come. We are informed that the ar
rangements for :. sleeping - and $ eat
ing" strangers during the continuance
of the Fair, will be far superior to
| those of last season. Since our last
report, mechanics have been busy,
and are still engaged, in the work of
fitting up new houses, booths, tents,
swings, stables, etc, etc. The num-
Der of fast horses lIas also been greatly
increased, and the report is, there are
more ON the way. Among the many
1
attractions to farmers at least, Oh the
grounds next week, will be one Of the
celebrated Common Sense Gang Plows.
Lazy Nan's Gate, ETC., etc. The Ia
dies have not been idle, but will doubt
less fill the Pavilion to overfiowing
with useful and ornamental gems, put
together by fairy fingers. We con-
fidently count on a ''splendid good
time - next week. o,trself, and we
think we can safely promise every
reasonable person who may attend,
the full wortl, Of his money. Come
one, come all, and let us take counsel
together.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

FURNITrRE-Ofs all kinds, styles and
finish. cheap and high-priced. caleula-
ted to suit the fancy of the most fastidl-
ious, or the pockets of the poorest, can
be obtained at Mealcy's. The ware
rooms are overfiowing with all entire
new stock, and those in need of any
thing i'll the line of furniture are re-
q,,ested to give the establishment an
early call. Iml.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

FAIR PRICEs.-FTor Il lfst of prices
ut which groceries ctn be obtained see
card in this issue, VI Mr.. George Tr-
rell. This gentleman ir.s a splendid
assortment of goods, to which he asks
the :a.ttention of our people. II fair
and honorable dealing will secure their
custom, he'll get it. Store in brick
near corner of Brooda!bin ard First
streets, A. Cowan tS Cos, old stand
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

FRESH BEEF.-Mr. Heron, of the
Franklin Market, intends keeping a
full supply of fresh meats at his stand
OH the Fair Grounds next week, for
the benefit of campers, boarding houses,
etc. Heron is not only a first-class
butcher, but is Il brick Oh general prin-
ciples. Those wanting nice steaks,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

FRANKLIN MEAT MARKET. = This
market. under the management of Mr..
J. r. Heron, most accommodating,
genial gentleman, and a asplendid judge
of good steaks, is securing large pat
ronage, and deservingly 20. Try one
of those nice roasts or tendcrloin steaks
If you want to get fat and feel hand
some. See his card this morning.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

HORSE HUTTON Monday some
thing about Dick Fox's horsepower
gave way while under headway, and
the machine ran off with the horses,
eventual pitching one of them head
first out on the ground, severely jaring
tire animals nerves AS well as astonisll-
ing him somewhat at his remarkable
agility. With u little persuasion the
horse was induced to get up and go
home. and-tllat 8 all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

REAL ESTATE TRANsACTIoNS-FCs.
the week ending Thursday, September
2I:
United States to Americus Savage !;
patent.
John Denny to Eliza Denny; con-
sideratioii. $500.
Walter Monteith to Thomas Arnell /;
consideration, $500.
Geo. Arclart To John Isom; consid-
eration, $l,50U.
Alfred Baltimore to Richard Benja-
min consideration. $1,000.
K. w. Pike to \. Hacl1lelnan coll-
siderltiOll, So, 200.
Olney Fry. jr.. to A. lIackleman /;
consideration, 500.
Total for the week. $10,5O0.
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Pimples and brown spots on the face

Pimples and brown spots on the f;,cc
Eriiptions. Blotclies, Scrofillous Dis
eases, and all sores arising from impure
blood. are cured by DIR. Pierce's Alt.
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. AS
an Anti-Billiouso or Liver Medicine, aud
for llabitllal Constipation of the. Bowels
it works wonderful cures. Sold by,
druggists. Pamphlet on the. above dis
eases sent free. Address DIR. Il. W.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

CALLED.-Messrs. o'Mera and Crock
er, of the Portland Bulletin, paid us a
flying visit on Thursday. Mr.. O'bIera
contemplates several changes for the
further improvement of the Bulletin,
already one of the best papers ON the
coast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

MORE EDITORIAL EOIsCE.--COl. G..
w. Croker, formerly proprietor of the
Times, San Francisco. and lately eli-
tor of the Call, has been secured as an
Associate Editor of the Portland Bulle-
tin. With this additional force, Bulle-
tin will be made still more interesting
and readable. and make another long
stride in popularity with our people.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

Paper boats being successful, paper
cutters for sleighing will come next
Elk.
We will look ont for those sscutters.'' -
In the mean time by sending us 50, we
will send any one paper REGISTER,
that will exhibit the world in its oc-
currences, and the rest of mankind, in
detail for the next twelve months.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23
CITY AND COUNTY.

BrsY.-Everywhere, all over Ore
gon, comes the report that farmers
never were so busy aud in such good
spirits as the present season. A gem
tleman who has been out to Kings
Valley reports wheat as commanding
81 per btisllel at the mill there. He
also says that oats are scarce at so
cents per busliel.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23
C,-RIo1-s AccIpENr.-Ine Democra

CURIOUS ACCIDENT--.Ihe Democrat
of yesterday says: Mr.. Asbery Pugh,
of this county recently purchased a
fine mare, supposed to be running
stock. Ills son, about eighteen years
of age, concluded to- try her speed Oh
a piece of road near his fathers farm.
When at fiill speed the mare caught
her fore foot IN IL wagon rat and fell,
turning Il complete stnnmerslult, alid
tearing her hoof aud foot off at the
coffin .juiiit. Young Pugh was severe
ly bruised but is recovering.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

REAL ESTATE, ETC.-If you have
real estate you wish to sell, put it into
the hands of Eli Carter. Ifyou wish
to transact any business requiring a
not,ry's seal, call OH Eli Carter. Ii
you wish to insure against loss by fire,
Eli Carter is the mai, to attend to your
wants. Call at his Office ON First and
Broadalbin.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

MIsT.-The slight mist of Thursday
afternoon and night laid the dust and
enliveIed things generally. Nothing
like Il little rain to make a genuine
Webfoot get up and git.
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FOR SAFE.

A SMALL. FARM, OF ONE HUNDREll
z and seven acres, situated six miles
s.ssSt ast OF Aibaay. Said farm is q superior
parn, and young orchard; Is located in an
$3.50 Sa,ectlt6nt neighborbood. This f:trrn viii bc
s,asa 4lsieu iof sale only short time. For fur
of t'aiur.S .ssrS ~. tnts premises,
Sept. 9, 1871 =. - =. ~ IA Z =.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-09-23

DELAYED.-The props or supports
used on the inside of the NJ. r. Church
to make the building more secure and
render the plastering less liable to
crack and fall off, OH Monday gave way
and fell with a crash, doing no great
tllnage. but retarding the progress of
the building towards the new site at
least one dnv,