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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22
The Death Of Colonel Evans.

At last says the San Francisco
Chronicle Of Tuesday, something relia-
Bile has been heard Of the circumstances
attending the death Of Colonel Evans.
A. E. Outerbrldge, ono OF the surviv-
ors Of the disaster In which Colonel
Evans lost his life, writes to the Nae
sau IN. Pr Guardian an account OF his
death. He says that q line was low
cred from the burning steamer to n
Of the life-boats, and that himself and
Colonel Evans aud Eve or ak others
tried to slip down the line to the boat.
Outerbridge was lowest and Colonel
Evans was next to him. When almost
70 the boat some one In It gave the Or
der to cut the rope. It was obeyed.
Oute!bridge fell into the sea and wa
Immediately followed BY Colonel EY-
ans and all the rest. A man named
Treadwell In the life-boat hauled Out
erbrldge In, but all the rest sank and
were drowned. Mr.. Outerbridge fur
Their says that no effort was made on
the part OF those In the boat to save
Colonel Evans life, which seems at
first blush to be almost incredible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

The Agassiz Institute, Sacramento.
= newly organized institution, issues a
circular desiring all persons interested
in the cause Of science to send such
valuable and interesting information
as they may possess concerning the
States and Territories Of this coast,
and also specimens Of soil, sand, gray
Of, powders, rocks, minerals, and fos-
sill remains, including that which Is
common and fairly representative Of a
particular locality. as we'll as that
which Is unusual and peculiar. Ac-
companying the specimens should be
an account OIL the locality from whence
taken, a description Of the locality
and surroundings = whether valley,
plain. gorge, mountain, hills, rivers,
or lakes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

The vacancy In the grade Of Major
Generals Of the army, occasioned BY
the death Of General Meade, will be
filled BY appointment by the President
from the list Of Brigadier Generals,
which now numbers eight, as follows;
Irwin Mcdowell, Department Of the
East; Philip St. George Cooke. De-
partment Of the Lakes; John Pope,
Department Of the Missouri; o. o.
Howard, Special Indian Service; A. II.
Terry. Department of the South; E.
o. c. Ord, Department Of the Platte;
Err. S. Candy, Department of Texas.
It Is said the choice lies between Terry,
Candy and Howard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22
1ha valuation Of Boston.

The remark has often been made
that Boston, although quite limited 10
territory, Is the richest city IN tne
Union, considering Its population, and
second only to New York In It's aggre-
gate valuation. In 1870 Its population
Was 270, 500, while Its valuation OF
real estate was about &a32,05l,9Oe and
Of personal estate $2l7,459, 7o0-total,
S5t9, 5ll,600. The population OF New
York at the same time wa s4I, 1vI'
while It's real estate was only $oss'
1888 and personal estate $1Sl,l4z,'
s06-total, 1855, 1861 The popula-
tion of Philadelphia at the same time
was GA, 022. while Its real estate was
Sa7O, ISL, 800, personal estate $,loS,-
s73-total, S479, 040 673.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

A SENSATIONAL SroRY.-The Port
land 0regoxidn of the 10Th contains a
long story about a young girl who
left the Sisters School In Portland,
and took passage on the steamer for
San Franclsco with q young man OF
bad character. The parties were ar.
rested on their arrival in this city, and
the man was kept In the City Prison
until another dispatch came stating
that the friends Of the girl declined to
prosecute, when be was discharged;
indeed, 1t did not appear that any
criminal offense had been committed.
The young man Is now at work In this
city, and the young woman Is also
earning her living In an independent
manner, and 1t 10 said they are en-
gagged 70 be married.-S. F. Bulletin.
Nou. q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22
DEFIANT.

I have Murdered one yea honored-hi' blood is
I have dons a desd Of horror that has echoed in
all Ands;
] have shocked your sense OF morals, I have
tricksd you al my maud;
ihaye brought disgries upon you In inc eysso OF
mon abroad.
Twas I tia. killed the father - be sat beside
While Ills children hung about him-'swas I
that took his life;
Twas ! that wrought the ruin OF bis fortune
and his fame,
'Tw., THAT taught your daughters the story OF
You may bate and you may curse mo till your
tongues grow dry With rag;
You may print my deeds the blaeker In the
annals Of the age; DO
But IN glad you with my presence, not sofHstfai
Whom insane your jury found me, and sent me
onnJ way
I'll live and love;among you, though you wish
that l were dead;
I'll Haunt ny stirts bedrsgGled In tho blood NAT
ri make your wise old gay hairs to shuddsr at
Oh, III lead your moral city such . very moral
siG d 9-v
What . howl Of indignation you'n echo on the
You'll curse and call me- monster, but you'll
only get my seorn
For I'll tell your wives and daughters, though
W yop, rage grow white and . n N. murder
s.. +, Evening Pot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

The following. from the Bangor
Whio, Is one Of the most thrilling IN
cidents In connection with the horse
di,ease which hiss yet happened: "a
large and powerful but skittish young
man attached to q hand cart q away
on Main street yesterday afternoon, 20
the great terror OF number OF ladies
on Che sidewalk. he was caught
however, before doingj any damage
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

ArIKMrTxp SUIcIpE.-Suicldes and
Suicidal attempts now average n a
day. and have become epidemic. Last
night nays the San Francisco Bulletin
OF November 81, . man named McDo-
nough, residing at No. 1873 Silver
street. attempted to pass from the
cares Of life by jumping into the bay
from Long Bridge. A policeman
and, BY the way, policemen seem to
be more vigilant In connection with
suicides than any other line Of business
-hshed Mr. McDonouSh out of the
water and took him to bis house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

INCREASE OF CAPITAL Srocx.-The
Bacon Mill and Mining Company has
filed In the County Clerks office at
San Francisco q certificate OF increase
OF capital stock from $780, coo to S2,-
100000 divided into 1900 shares.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22
NEW TO-DAY.
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.

STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
The drawing Will take place at Virginia, Ne
ysda, tho time Of which due notice will b given
90 soon a. enough tickets have been sold 70 pay
the Stats proportion Of the Asylum Fund, -
well - the. prizes In full, that being the purpose
OF the Trustees.
All unsold tickets In the hands Of agents viii
DO called In before the time cot for drawing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22
Ticket. OF AdmI.siou......ss in ssid coin

ID. l.. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Tickets are now forsaie. and can Do obtained
OF C. c. PENDERGAST at the once Of WellI,
Fargo & Co., and At hepnee Of D. L. BLANCH'
ARD, Manager, at J.. Wlldstein d Cos Cigar
Store, South G street, Virginia City.
> . oc10 ned II .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-22

nHB OLD gsTABLlsHRD SALOON HAS
been entirely rsntted, refurnished and rsno.
WY best o. OLD FRENCH BRINDIEs, tbs.
6ssf Of BOURBON and other choice WHl1x1U,
PORTER, ALE and other beverages.
A ShaSS OF the public patronage Il solicited.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcr-One fountain
there is, says Miss Bremen, whose deep.
cning vein has only just begun to throw
up its silver drops among mankind
fountain which will allay the thirst of
millions, and will give to those who
drink from it peace and joy. 1t is
Observation-Disclosures which gives
health to mankind; makes clear the
vision; brings joys to his life.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
Summons.

To Joseph HORROR. J9La Broqau n -.
burke. AschGd Leary, Patrief go s.00 g tn
J0anAEAtS. and Jacl Roam 49, :,yg' saaa Ia
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

\ Horse SroRY.-Thc papers are pub.
fishing as a curious item, a statement
to the effect that "a horse in Iowa pull.
cd the plug out OF the bungholc of a
water-barrel and Stacked his thirst "
As the horse could not have Stacked his
thirst without pulling the plug out OF
the bung-hOlc of the barrel, we do not
see anything extraordinary in the oc-
currcnce. Now, if the horse had pulled
the barrel out of the bung-holc and
Stacked his thirst with the plug, or If
the barrel had pulled the bung-hole out
OF the plug and Stacked its thirst with
the horse, or if the plug had pulled the
horse out of the barrel and Stacked It's
thirst with the bung-hole, or if the bung.
hole had pulled the thirst out of the
horse and Stacked the plug with the
barrel, or if the barrel had pulled the
thirst out Of the bung-hole and Stacked
the plug with the horse, or if the bar
rel had pulled the horse out of the bunc.-
hole and plugged its thirst with Stake,
or If the thirst had pulled the plug ont
OF the horse and plugged his bung-hole
with the barrel, it might have been
worth while to make some fuss over it
But none of these things seem to have
occurred.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

CHEERFUI.-The Fort Wayne, lind. J
Sentinel makes the following cheerful
announcement: "A coffin room has
been established on Wayne street, in
the rear of the Sentinel building. Any
one feelinglike attacking the editor will
save his relatives trouble by coming
around that way and selecting his box.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
A PHILOSOPHICAL DARKEY..

Il
An elderly darkey, with a very philo-
sophical and retrospective cast of coun-
tenance, was squatting upon his bundle
on the hurricane deck of one of the
Western steamers, toasting his shins
against the chimney, and apparently
plunged in state of profound medita-
ton. His dress and appearance indi-
Gated familiarity with camp life, and it
being soon after the siege and capture
of Fort Donelson, was inclined to dis
turb his reveries, and on interrogation
found that he had been with the Union
forces at that place, when questioned
him further. His philosophy was so
much in the Falstatfian vein that | will
give his views in his own words as near
as my memory will serve me.
Were you in the fight?
| had little taste of it, sa.
Stood your ground, did you?
No, sa, | runs.
Run at the first fire, did you?
Yes, sa, an would hab run soona had
| know'd it was coming.
Why, that wasn't very creditable to
your courage.
Dat isn't in my line, sa-cookin's my
profession.
Well, but you have no regard for
your reputation?
Reputation! muffin to me by de side
Do life
Do You consider your life worth more
han other peoples?
It's worth more 10 me, 81.
Then you must value ii very highly.
Yes, sa, ldoes, more dan all dis world;
more dan million dollars, sa; for what
would dat be with wild dc BRET out oh
i'm? Selfpreserbation am dc fust law
vid me, sa.
But why should you act on differ
ut rule from other men?
Cause. sa, different men sets different
alue upon der selves; my life is not in
e market.
But if You lost ii you would have the
of knowing that You died
n your country.
What satisfaction would dat be Ia
Ie, when de- power oh fcclin' am gomez
Then patriotism and honor are moth
x 10 You?
Muffin, whatebcr. sal regard dem
! among de varieties, 81.
If our soldiers were like YOU, traitors
light have broken up the Government
lthout resistance.
Yes, 81; der would hab been no help
r 1t. | wouldn't put my life in De-
ales glnst any gubcFmcut dat cher
listed, for no gubcrmcnt could replace
loss to me. Spcct dough- dat Dc
Ibcrmcnt safe, if ia all like me.
Do You think any Of Your company
onld have missed YOU if you had been
He'd! \
May be- not. 81 \ dead white man
NJ much TO desc sogcrs. let alone "a
al nigga; but I'll u missed myself.
d dat was dc pint wild me.
IL is safe to say that the dark corpse
that African will never darkcn the
Id Of carnage.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

HUMBLE PEopLE.-The husband who
does his wife's churning, the wife who
blacks her husbands boots, and the man
who thinks you do him much honor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

Mosr men employ the first part of
their lives to make the other part mis-
cradle,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
NOTICE.
GIVEN ~

NOTICE is HEREb .l,, an and 9. l IsstI
IN 9. ". MOORE & Co. $ R saa.snlent q pseg.
saa BEEN added to- and placed apoo q Boise
Roll. by The Board Of Eqqallisa,l0pr 1872 y
T. T., at their meeting III july .aaa
City. as follows; ,.,tr Scrip, i, 10 q
Z y. moore : ~ on solvent ps0'''' .r@e
.sH's@ Il
Total. .......s....'......... 1aas
s. Roberts. an Bacon. =. -. ,astt
a. Marie. on Solvent Deo's'.u ANGLE 1T
Idaho city. July 2S. '7an
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
SaeriE's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXET,
-1 i3uas ISSUED 08; q The Probate Court il MT
ssuise county. Idaho Territory upon tao jaaEzza
rendered ~ sad Court. one Ia favor q ]. VIE
and aEa4.4et aua Good !or the sun o. FaH ag1kd
AID J.a5giy-aesea a.l1 sa-l00 Dollars si;A lglR
! icstst thereon from August E. 1871. and e9ss & ii
iaAe8 81 IS -. and ;hc other judgment J aFg!
/ William Hamilton and against John Good 10
sIsn 81 gAo Hundred saa Aineu-slx Nsss "a
legal interest thereon from December Eau.
eests 81 sal; taxed al 5000, duly tested Tie AE
July. A. u. Iss2. haze lcr.ed upon ibe ieAgE
described property s.as;e living ard being q ta
/ SIZE Greek ln Aelse county. Idaho IerTiiaI sls
Tributaries al and ur4r Quarizburg. belng ltI
t3dea ouv-tA.rd interest O.. IA aGd 10 iAoSe SAl
44Agne clauBs AuoWu as t4s john Good claiIS CT
prlslgg foti hundred aud ATTY feet Of cFetA e'l
al pRaGszlu4rs. aid TIC undivided one-'Mia I6a
ln tbser thousand feet II gulcA claims ID gA-
ea!c8. commencing aity feel above Toe oIIt' az
tbe Gold J8.H Quartz Lode aud running itaSg
SAID gulch THREE thousand feet: also, TIC aaa'@
one.Ih!rd interest ~ the hill claims on ile a~E
east side os said guich: Also the ahd'es4 =
third of ihe water right and alicD AaVs1 -.
Plxlcx ditch: also the undivided onf'A9 w. /" =
small d4icbcs pertaining 10 SAID nillhs 80 - 81.
the undivided one-yblrd interest IN tDe ~ !. y
connected with SAID claims, toge'htf via ,sn
singular the ieuemtu's herediiameae 49, 10
tenanees shcreunto belonging or N any Wv. y.
tanning. levied GA IS The property ei deielaAl'
lir noi.ce is hereby given thai on
Saturday, the Gath day 0. August a = 80
At II o'clock. ~. Of said DAY. in fFon 4 - as
Eouse door ia Idaho City, viii sell ~ .rt
Ter L. ) currency. The above described -. ~ II
the highest bidder. to satisfy said lade, .esg
aud accru;ng costs DRYDEN AoOli-' sssrE
Idaho city. August /, ls52-wI
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15
Saturday, the Gath day 0: August 4 D A'
Notice Of Administrators gov
Real and Personal pTopelE

In the matter of the Estate Of WI. u 'A-'
deceased. AHA
In Probate Court in and for Boss 0V"'S'
Territory. I'm
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-08-15

NOTICE Is HEREBY Gi'E i.,,, sras
~ in pursuance Of the order Of ihe u fI Is,s s
Of the county of Boise. and Ierriiefs W. y Il tEgE
on the iwenty.fourih cam day o. sa, adj
Of our Lord One Thousand Hgnt h ~ - gilsa
snty.two, in the matter Of the Lssa'' ,gmpfrHn
vantine. deceased the undeTslgiea.. ar tTss
Of said estate will sell at public aaeeGn ope aN
sale. to the highest bidder. for casni Out
and subject to confirmation by sA'u n AZ
Friday. the 10th day Of August = s.- : tsrf
at II o'clock. a.. at the COURTROOM ,r Boise caI
the Probate judges Office in Idaho . ee aler u
~. Idaho Territory. all the rigns I'M. me If bis diA
estate of the said intesia:e al the nat thesa
aud ali the right. title and interest," ar~ise, sus
tate has. by operation of law or ~ .hs said n'ss
other thar or in addition TO that OF nv that lot Pc
at the time Of his death. in ana - AL personal t
or parcel Of Quartz Mining clam al's saia coar =
erty situate. living and being IN ue towit Ihs ~
Territory. and described as follows s,o Tsent =.
half interest undivided. in that sar,itt mill ~
Quart Mill. known as the col! M y, three bunalS
the nne.half interest undlsideu: .he nNoOssl.,-
feet In the discovery claims " panner Dispf''
quartz lode or lead, situate ~
said Boise county. Idaho ierrisCa,' !,
Terms-- cash on the day Of ss'e ,auiuissrsirn,
CAROLINE vANTLNE. = a u.ine, aeees'a
Of the Estate of William =
Idaho city, July, 81, lStZ-N'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

@IAISEY ITEMs.-IT. G. Clement
Esd. writes us a note from lIalsey
from which we get the following items
The warehouses have received only
N6oht II, 600 bushels Of grain as yet,
~ farmers have not fairly commenced
hauling. Halsey is rapidly increasing
III size and population, and business Is
very good for the season Of the year.
Mr. {. has promiaetlus weekly re-
port of the amount of grain stored in
lIalscy during the season, and this, to-
gtther with reports from other inpor-
ta:t points in the county, which we
have secured the promise OF. will give
@lr reader; a fair idea Of the amount
Of grain harvested in Linn county dur
i:lg the season.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

FROM MAINEToC CALIFoRNIA.-New
WILSON Strait Neetlle Umhrtecd
Sewing Machine is the BEST MA.
CHINE for all kinds OF work on botl
heavy and light sewing. 1t rlnls easy
and is simple; a child can use it. II
is never ont of Oner, and is
ALWAYS READY FOR BUSINESS
1t has lately taken the premium at the
great Northern Ohio State Fair for
best work done on the Ground. Don't
fail to see the New Wilson Machine,
and remember that FIFTY DOL
LARS now buys the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. Call at Blain,
Young & Co.'S, wholesale and retail
dealers in general merchandise, First
street, Albany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23


OF the Columbia Annual Conference
NJ. L. Church South. for ensuing con
ference year
Imatilla Di>trict--l'o be supplied
Walla WalIa Circuit " .
Powder and Grand Ronde-C. II. f
Newton.
Boise and Payette Cr-G. Curtis.
Umatilla LndianS-To I've supplied
Willamette Di,trict-B. II. Baxter
y. f.
Corvallis and Junction City-Jame;
kelsy.
Dalhs-J. ". Lowell.
La Fayette and lillalHook-R. I.
Wcatherby.
Salem 4 +. Portland-E. j. Downe.
Oregon City-To be supplied.
Albany Cirruit-D. L. Mcfarland.
Brownsville-R. G. Oglesby.
Coast Fork-E. G. Michael.
.Jaa. Emery, Professor in Corvallis
College: a Il. Sears. College Agent.
Jacksonville DiStrict-B. X. johnson
Jacksonville Circuit-J. w. StaIll.
Roscburg Circllit-B. Il. johnson.
Oakland Circuit TO be supplied ,J.
w. Starr.
Josephine Cirulit-To be supplied.
Transferred to Pacific COntcrelce--
W. 4. Finley.
Located by their own request-R.
G. Martin and B. F. B,rch.
Discontinued at their own request
J. W. Starr and L. V. Is. Embree.
JAS. EMERY, Sec,
Albany. August ~. 1872.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

NEW MAGAZINE. --Wepropose COM
mcncinS the publication Of monthly
illustrated magazine about the middle
of August or first of September. 1t
will be devoted to literary matters,
and to illustrating prominent points
in the Willamette Valley and other
portions of Oregon and Washington
Territory. 1t will be of large size,
neatly printed, and will be furnished
to subscribers at Fl per year. As the
price is so low, we hope TO furnish ut
least one copy to every flmily in this
valley. \ more interesting publica-
tion for mailing to friends in the East
can not be obtained. Those who wish
to stimulate home industries should
hand Us their names at once, so that
we may know how many copies to
print for the first edition. 4 general
invitation il extended to everybody TO
call at the REGISTER office and sub
scribe for the illustrated monthly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

COMPLIMENTARY. a ticket mot
t,tnsfcrabhh has been kindly sent us,
I" attend \ grand skating tournament
which will trlnspire on the evening of
August 3lSt. at Woodlands Gardens.
ran Francisco. 4 diamond eagle
suetlal, made Of twenty-five carat gold.
and containing twenty-five diamonds,
s-itia goM skate attached containing
4%o more diamonds. the whole valued
at $3.50, il to be awarded to the most
graceful and skillful skatist. 1t would
10 us proud to attend the tournament
and take them nelal. hut as 10 ''pass"
ever railam steamer lines, or ''check"
10 tlefIay 'sincidcntals, accompanied
the ticket, our friend Woodward will
please excuse our iler-attcndance. and
make olIr apology to the admiring
crowd who will doubtless assemble on
the OCCASION to shake our editorial dig
its and glMEe into our eagle eye
Excuse us this time, noble duke.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
A RESOLUTION,

Adopted ut a meeting OF the Common
Council Of the city Of Albany August
18th. aud ordered printed:
SECTION l.. Resolved by the Com
mon Council Of the City M Albany,
That the citizens Of tie said city be.
and they are hereby requested. to take
such measures as are necessary to re-
move all filth from their rearand back
yanls and alleys, or STREETS adjacent
TO their property, and also to prevent
mlwlIolesOnle smells arising from neg
letaed outhoues; and We would very
respectfully recommend the Use Of
chloride Of lime for such purpose.
SIC. 2. And tie City Marshal d
hereby instructed to require cOmpli-
anec with the foregoing request.
J. Il. HERREN, City Rec.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23
TANGENT ITEMS.
TANGENT, August 81, 1872.

TANGENT, August 81, 1872.
The late rains have caused consider
able delay in harvesting, Int there
was not sufficient to do much damage.
1t caused some of the grain to straw
fill, aud has increased the number OF
green heads or second growth. which
came up after the previous rainfllls.
The Spring sowing is coming in.
and is of fair average quality. The
yield pei acre promises to be about an
average.
The best sample of spring sowing
that has come to the warehouse, is of
the Chill club variety and was grown
by Mr.. {. Pererling, on new ground,
on the farm of Mr.. c. +. knighton.
about one mile south of Tangent.
A novel sight to some of the people
of this vicinity, was witnessed last
week on the farm OF Judge Baber,
about a mile and half northeast Of
town. The wife Of one of the best
farmers IN Linn county, appeared on
the scene with Wood Selt-raking
Reaper, and cut down a field grair,
while the Judge and another gentle
man bound it up.
The receipts of wheat, stored in the
Warehouse, during the week ending
Augnct 18th, were 2.2S3 ecnt;lls
amount shipped by J. II. Foster & Co.
tor the Ssme week. seven car loads, or
l,i00 centllS. This makes a total
strored and shipped from this place,
during the season, of 1929 ccntals, or
II, 2l5 bushels.
w. J. NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

For SALE.-lIaving concluded not
to 80 into the ftrming business imme-
diately. we offer tor sale our entire
outfit, consisting of two sewing ma
chimes and 4 moving machine the
clipper. We will sell for cash, ready
money, grenbarks, legal tender,
horses, cows with calves-in fact most
any way to make parties safe. All
new and first class.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-23

PEACHES, ETC.-FOr a fine assort-
me,it Of extra large plums, three vari-
cites, apples, and two Of the largest
peaches we have seen OIL the coast, We
ARE indebted to the Kindness Of the
far-Eametl and successful lIilrscryman,
Mr.. John MllIarl. 1t Ia no wonder
THAT Mr. Millarl's trees are In demand,
when be an exhibit such fruit to plIr-
chasers.