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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-28

CLIMATE AND CHARAcTER.-Per-
lmps the influence of the four great
winds on character is only tailcietl
one; but it il evident OIL tenpera-
lnent, which Ii not altogether u mat
ter Of temperature, although the good
old deacon used to say in his humble,
simple way, that his third wife was a
very good woman, but her ''temperl-
htlIrc was very different from that of
the other two.'' The north wind ii
fitll of courage, and puts the stamina
Of endurance into a man and it proba-
bly, would into q woman too Ii there
were series Of resolutions passed to
that effect. The west wind Is hopeful;
it has promise and adventure iii it,
and II, except to Atlantic voyagers
America bound, the best wind ilat
ever blew. The east wind II pecyish-
ness; 1t Is mental rheumatism and
grilmbling, and cnrls one up lii the
chimBey-Iorner like a cat. And ii
the chimney ever smokes. it smokes
when the wind sits in that quarter.
The south wind Is full Of longing and
unrest, Of eilelninate suggestions, Of
ease. and perhaps we might
say Of modern poetry--at any rate,
modern poetry needs change 0f air.
am not sure bnt the south is the
most powerful Of the winds, because
of IT. sweet perstIasiyeness. Nothing
50 stirs the blood In spring. when #
comes np ont OF the tropical latitude /;
1t makes men long 10 70 on pill
grinmges. ."--,Scfitaef's Mdyiztac.
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DIED.


In this city, at the residence Of A. =.
Butler. ESD, ofleart disease, jonathan
Dow, In bis 4Gtllyear
Deceased was born in Nlcrrlniae
county, New Hampshire, on the 3Oth
of July, 1928. He came to California
in 1852, returned to his home in 1854.
He returned to the Pacific coast in
1853, where he has resided ever since,
making Oregon his home since 1864,
lie leaves a wife and one child In New
Hampshire. lie wasa man Of excel
lent busihessqualif good habits,
and stood high IN the social circle. lie
leaves behind him 4 large circle Of
friends who sincerely mourn his de-
parturc hence. lie was buried on
Thursday afternoon by Albany Fire
Company No. l, he being an honored
member of that Company. Peace To
his ashes. New Hampshire papers
please copy.
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PARAGRAMLETs. Warm days am
cool nights just now.
Dull. duller, dullest, is the complain
Of Lusincss men.
The chicken poX his abated.
Carothers & Co. will soon be in re
ceipt Of pure vaccine matter.
Have you been vaccinated u tht
latest query.
Literary exercises at the College thi
evening.
Blackberries sell at fifty cents pei
gallon, readily,
Jas. Elkins, Esq, arrived from
0choco on Wednesday,
Unwellness is what's the matter o
our local editor this week.
Dried yenison sells at twenty cent:
per pound.
Rev. A. Il. Lindsey, ID. d., of Port
land, delivered an address before the
Literary Union Of Albany Collegiate
Institute, on Thursday evening.
As an indication Of what it costs to
travel in the East, it is said you are
charged for the privilege Of riding on
one Of the Hudson river palaces, be-
tween New York and Catskell, 12O
miles, the sum of ten cents!
Imagine the distress of one of our
milliners who forgot on which sideof
the rose to put the hat
Five nationalities goafter the North
Pole this year.
The women at Damascus, Illinois,
take part In the discussions of the
Farmers Club meetings. A recent
conundum was, ''Sllall we dress for
comfort or for show?" 1t was of
course decided TO dress for comfort,
and then they all went away, and at
the next meeting each appeared in a
"three-decker" head-dress and a Dolly
Warden snit. n
Receipts Of wool during the week
over average.
Repairing streets, sidewalks, street
crossings, etc, continues.
First street has received n pretty
thorough cleaning-just in time for
the 4th.
Roads very dusty, and daily grow
irg more SO. ren
The 0. C. Railroad il doing good
business in the passenger and freight
line.
Geo. Turrell has as neat and tasty
goods as You will find anywhere, which
he viii sell low. ss
Jake Fleischncr wears a Dolly Var
den hat.
Titus Brothers are agents for the
Pacific Coast Watcl---a new thing
andthe Diamond Spcctaclcs, sand theirs
the place to go for them.
Messrs. Warner and Roberts have
returned from their Eastern tour.
Mrs. Judge Russell, Of Portland, Is
IN the city. '.'' A''F
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ONE PRESENT.

WRONG IMPREssIoN.-The impres.
sion having gone abroad that one or
more cases Of small pox had been dis
covered at the American Exchange
Hotel, Portland, we are pleased to
state, not only from the statement of
the gentlemanly landlord, Mr.. L. P.
W. Quimby, but from Mr.. L. T..
Pratt, and other guests Of the house,
that such impression Is entirely
groundlcss-tlat there has been no
case of the dread disease in the hotel
at any time during all the years Mr..
Quimby has had charge. Special pre-
cautions are taken to prevent such an
occurrence, and travellers need be in
no fear Of coming In contact with it if
they patronize the American Ex-
change. 10
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COOP ADVICE Take y or let it
alone, il, nevertheless, good advice.
If you cannot speak well of your
neighbos, do not speak Of them at
all. A cross neigllbor may be made a
Kind one by kind treatment. Try it.
The true way to be happy is to make
Others happy. TO dogoodi isaluxury.
If you are not wiser and better at the
end of the day, that day is lost. Prac-
tice kindness, even If it be but little
each day. Learn something each day,
even il 1t be but 10 spell one word.
DO not seem to be what you are not.
Learn to control your temper and your
words. Saynothing behind one S back,
that you would not say to his face.
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STRANGERS. Rs.-We noticed quite a
R,rmber Of strangers In the city during
ihe week. a number Of whom were in
&arrh Of farming binds, having learn
III Of the iicll soil and huge crops Of
Oregon. 10 the new conner Oregon
Ecyer presented 50 uninyiting an az
pet, at hast in the crop prospect, az
am does this season; but still the crop
pro'pcet If Oregol il fur better than
that of most Of The Eastern States at
this time. While the spring grain at
present gives evidence of a partial
ttilure, fall sown grain viii yield, il
anrthiag. larger crops thaa usual.
Aud we have only ID he vi ,itel with
good rainfall to insure fair crops oE
spring wheat.
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Fouurnor JuIY. Our people will

F0uRTiDoF vIY.-0ur people will
have two chances offered thSm 20 dis.
lnrl themselves OH the glorious Fourth,
In the first place the citizens Of Al.
bauy propose TO celebrate the DAY al
| the Linn County Agricultural Soeie-
lty's groull', about one mlh sonth Of
this city, ard cordially invite their
1 ncishborS from all the country round
To meet and participate with thca.
Slecche, wssl he made, games of base
ball. orlet, ETC., viii exercise the
Young, and young and on can partie-
ipatc at will in dripping the light
fantastic Roe" in The pavilion. 1t is
alSn reported that those fim-loylag
rooSter', the Ping Uglies, will let
themselves loose on the occa ion. for
= seasons diversion. Altogether the
attractions offered for The day will
doubtless bring n large crowd to tlle
Fair Ground, and 4 most Interesting
time will Doubtless he enjoyed ly al
who attend. On the other han0 we
have offered for our consideration and
acceptance grand excursion, BY rail
ro1d aud steamboat, embracing hoth
lines Of railroad in the State. and the
two steamer lines plying from Port
land, the one up the Columbia to the
Dalles, and the other down the Co,nnl-
bia to Astoria the mouth Of the river.
One feature Of the excursion i, the
opportunity thus offered of seeing
all the prominent points of interest in
the oder settled portions of the State
another The opportunity it viii oifer
OF seeing everybody. and more too. as
the crowd awaiting themselves of the
excursion will be great; another, the
extremely low figures charged for the
round trip, parties going from this
city, for instaree, to Portland, on the
2. & G.. Il. r., there taking the Ore
gon Central Railroad, anil running
ont to Cornelius, snd back again to
this city, all for the sum of So so, full
fare being $ll. The fare to Astoria
and Dalics correspondingly low. of
course all these features. added to the /
attractions offered IN the way Of pie
mic celebration at Cornelius in the af-
ternoon, grand parade, speeches. etc,
in the evening at Portland. winding
up with magnificent display Of fire
works, will draw crowd. from every
portion of the State near the lines OF
and there will be greeting,
and shaking of hands of old friends
who have not met tor years, and the
sightseeing. and excitement, and fun,
viii repay all richly for the small out
ny required to pay the expenses Of
he trip. If a sufficient number go
rom this city and vicinity, they can
ave their own car. making the trip
much more pleasant. We hope that
II who go and all who stay viii en-
oy the occasion fully. We have at ,
empted to portray the attractions Of
cred by the two ''lay outs" so that !
ur readers may choose for themselves. :
after all that has heen said they
hoose to stay at home, that's their
not ours. Selah. I,
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CONFERENCE. - The next annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for Oregon and Washington
Territory, will be held at Salem, COM
mencingon the 10Th OF August. Bishop
Foster, who was elected Bishop at the
recent session Of the General Confer
ence, will preside.
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NoHcE. 1t Is highly necessary for
all who intend going OH the excursion
OH the fth, to conclude and report by
Jnly 1st. 70 accommodate this ne
tessity, arrangements are made with
Mr. 4. A. Fpeland to receive the
names of all who desire to 60. This
will save the necessity of purchasing
tickets until the morning of the 4,h.
Don't fail to enroll early, because it
will be to your advantage in many
WnVs
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HoLLOwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT.
-Scrofilla or morbid deposits in the
lungs, joints and tissues. These med
icines have rendered this disease u les,
formidable scourgc than formerly. 1t
has been incontestably proved TINT in
Scrofulous affections they have effect
ed thousands Of cures. Sold every
where. % cents per box.
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ABOUT TIE WHEAT CRop.-The
Washington Agricultural Bureau esti-
mates the wheat crop Of the United
States at 220,OOO,0O bushels this sea-
son. as against 2S6, 900, 600 bushels in
tsGs, in which season the yield was
tile largest ever reached before or
Ancc. The average per acre this sea
son il placed at Is or 10 bushels per
acre in this State.
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REACHED QAKIAND.-The hecoastruc-
ton train on the o. s. G. Railroad
reached the town Of Oakland Oh We'd
nesday. twill be several days before
the bridge across the stream north Of
the town win be completed, hut pas
sengers viii bc landed in the, suburbs
Of the village. In the mean time al
haste will be made by the track layers,
and the sliriIl whistle of the locomo-
live win soon be heard in the streets
of Roseburg. Speed the time.
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WHEAT-Millers offering but sew
enty-five cents-=tllree quarters of a
dollar--six bits a hnshel for this cere-
al. Should the reported failure Of the
crops in the East prove true, wheat
may come mp a cent or two before
winter.
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ALBANY. III Mo-. 81.
HAxNAH: There's one idea | woult
fain impress on thee:
4 committee Of investigation Is ;
vanity
From which the wieketest o, mer
/ llavc little cause 10 flee
7 Judge then it's impotence against {
hElmele>s man like me!
/ Yet, | confess, that inwarlly Guaked
with sore dismmy,
| When | WAS summoned TO appear be-
fore oHcsla%t Third day.
Lest some mt0warl evidence might
rcrtIcr Nail, 10 me,
The giit Of stock and dividend, OF
whici. | wrote to thee.
| was relieved internally when. with
Il subtle wink,
The chairman blandly sail, "Wc'rc
all Retormer-, here. think;"
And when Ike said to me. "lIear not /.
All here are On THE MAKE"
| knew him for my kin, although Il
parable he >Iake.
Ia,kcl him 10 interpret lisGlark say
iHg, "el The make"
lie said il ~igniiicd a Purpose nevert T,
folsahc
The path Of public duty on acyour { Of
Gifts of stock;
But 10 take such thinks with fl am .s<,
yea, tie iirmness of a ro' L.
lie further said--to show me thu, iii
fallen among fricnds =
That ''all the elids the; al med NJ ware
tlieir cmIntry'>' div'd-eutIs.
He spake, aatl callad t,.,e members to
corrobcrate the c..iair,
ANU io' son >toc9 like unto minc |
saw IN each l. md t'rsr,
Inc line were fllcn uito me III u
hiP tp!e' .sant paee,
r"r such sands, snrply, wc4t,i noe
,, east Il stoE. for my disgrace;
hp IT, Sc dry bones might have rat
| cd. ar,i these .vosh lave sll;ts!ets
likewise,
II a TINT committee been co5N@sed Of
bahblmg snct@> and spies.
In this report tIay sati-i! seemed Ill
most like iiatFery--
''theTe Is not lplr among rs u more
upright mtn than he
But several nemlers. thMjtlcss NOV
Ell by envy, lnthtered ''Bo>h!'
And Others schiingy remarked that
lit was all whAew;eh!"
After this vindiation, who will dare
fnSfnmte
That | WIS ever purchased for a stock
certiiicates
Nay! The righteous Il delivered OFT
0ftrOu5lc, as thee sees,
And my ways IRE ways Of pleasant
ness, and all my paths ore peace"
Yea: FrowarI tongues may wa@ but
all their wagging will be vain.
10 turn me frNn pmsalns The path Of
yirtnons gain.
shall greedy knaves alone wax tat on
wages of their sin,
While good men starye where Gifts
abound? Nay, Hannah It's t9c
thin!
My mission is to purify thi. Lcgisla-
tive mire,
lnd in this job, ''the laborer is worthy
of his hire
The way to reform rascalS, ana bring
them to repent.
5 for the virtuous to arise aud gobbIe
every CERT
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WAKE CHICK. The Willamette /.
very low. Indeed, in some places. II
Is reported to III. it Is difficult to ford,
ss water III sufficient quantities can't
be fotnl to keeptlle tires from falling
from the wheels while driving over
lie bOulders tlElt cover the bed of the
mighty creek. However. this report
may have been gotten up for political
effect. anil we place very little ere
dcncc init,
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FULL LINEs.-P. c. Harper & Co.
are in receipt of fresh lines of goods.
They are selling an immense amount
Of goods, and are giving the hest Of
satisfaction to customers, because Of
uniform low prices and keeping moth
ing but standard goods.
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BR. V.NE DEx IsERs.AE'N
EtalaIIibIc Worm Syrup.

IT'S vaiHc removing masses Of cruIitic9
frout The stomach ana bowels Of children,
even where worms DO not exis; ,calaot bv
too highly estimated.
Fever and .igne. Persons Becoming da-
bili;Med by the presence Of worms in tho
stomach or bowels, are axar liable to have
a pTotrlctcl course Of cldlls AMI fever.
The worm remedies have beesi known to
cure when all 0l her remedies have failed,
especially in Children.
For sale by 4. Carothers & Co.. wholesale
ana retail druggists Albany, Or. Price
ohe Dollar crbottlc. vin3c1uS
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The 2si al BrowasviIIe.
HAI.sEY. .hll,e 9th 1877.

ItIsEY. June 2itI. 1872,
ALBANY REGIsrER.-on Saturday
the 2sd, agreeable to notice, the Cool
Templas of Brownsville and vicinity
passed a very pleasant day in a grove
one mile above Brownsville, Al the
lodges in this part Of the county, as
well as very many who are hot men,
hers of the oisler, were on hand TO ioia
in making it pleasant and happy o.
/ c;Lslon.
At the hour Of l0o'clock. the people
assembled In North Brownsville aud,
| conducted by the Marshal, DIR. Row
land proceeded in procession TO the
grove selected for the occasion. With
. martial band in front, horsemen
next, carriages and vehicles next, a
procession was formed Of nearly half
n mile. The ground was well arlang-
ed, 4 nice stand, plenty ofSeats, swings,
&c. No regular speakers having been
selected, gentlemen were called from
the audience to make brief addresses.
Esqs. a. Il. Ellis, VI. +. Jones and
Prof Gilbert answered to their names.
and were Well received. The music.
under the management OF Fred.
Mcl'oy ESl.. vocal ard Instrumental,
interminglcd with the other exercises,
added much to the interest or the oc-
CASTOR. There was plenty of the COOL
things to satisfy hunger, Which came
from woman'S Ingenious hand, for al!
present, and an hour and a half was
now spent BY all very pleasantly. AZ |
ter dinner the people We're again called |
to the stind. when several toaSts were
read and responded to ..
''The ladies of Brownsville :'-ra-
sponse by a. +. Ellis. Education
The safeguard of orr nation; by Prot.
Gilbert. "A mothers ntluence-how
potent for good; by Rev. a. d.
McMiChacl. "Our mission is to save
the fallen" response by Fred, Mccoy
"A song. 1.-The flag of our country"
response by VI. +. Jones.
a song was sung by very small
boy, son Of Prot. Gilbert, which wa.
finely done. Marshal Rowland then
made a few very touching and appro-
pirate remarks, all of which were well
received.
NJ. L. Jones then moved vote Of
thanks to the Marshal, DR.. Rowland,
for his general good management Of ,
lhe. whole affair; also vote of thanks :
10 those who had furnished music for
he occasion, both Of which We're yot cd
md carried unanimously.
On the road from the grove to
Brownsville an accident occurred
which came near maring III tie pleas
ire of the day. The bo,s, l suppose
ceiling somewhat exhi'. '.ilated by events
# the day, with pr.tty. laughing girls
y their sides, tried to see who would
,et to town first. me result was Mr..
dercer Thomps.3n's hack ran iitto Mr..
rempleton :, upsetting the latter and
Ioing ii much injury, Mr.. Thomp-
on's escaped with only a broken neap;
10Th hacks were full Of girls. We feel
that no one was hurt. Ifthe
lorses had run, several would surely
ave been killed. One would have
hought BY the shrieks and cries of the
Of the hacks, that at least a
lalf dozen ladies were mashed to
'ieces. Perhaps young men will take
warming BY this and not run horses
my more when they are loaded with
arh precious freight. We do not
'hargc this accident to any one in par
ocular, but all In general. ,
ONE PRESENT.
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NEW MoNTIIIY.-We have received
Il handsomely illustrated. sixteen page
monthly. from Pittsburg, Penn,, en-
titled People's M9ataly. 1t is about
the size of Hwler's, and is furnished
10 subscribers at 81 30 per year.
Charles Mcknight, Publishers.
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STILL THEY CONE Blain. Young
& Co. have received lots Of new goods
this week. Dolly Nardens, and all
other new styles. and more coming in
time for the Fourth. Consult your
own interest and go and see them.
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SOMETHING NEw.--sir. 4. c, Hem
tierson has tie right for this county of
= new steam wash boiler, which Il
pronounced a big thing by those IA
mtliar with the manner in which it
does its work.
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MIsT.-A slight "mizzle " only vis-
ited these parts on Tuesday night
not enough TO damage the crops in this
yicinage. A good, old-fasllioncd pour
down is what's wanted by the grain.
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PORTLAND PRICES. IIeie Is the
figures frrits command III, Portland /:
i,laekberries, 12i &c per pound; Cali
iorilLa pears. 5g7c do; aprleots, 1S9
SDc do; cherries, 7gl6c do. Eggs
quoted at 24c per dozen; chickens,
IS per dozen; spring do, 81 50 /;
ducks, So. Timothy hay, balcd, $40,
and loose. $l3 per ton.
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MAHkrrs.--No Change in. lnarket

MARKErs.-So change in market
prizes. We quote:
Bntter--Per pound 1S920c.
Eggs-Per dozen lSc.
Eieon-Sides, buying, l3tsc; SCI
ing He. Shoulders, buying, lGv; SCI
il,,hg l2is. Hams, buying, Iliv; SCI
liEg, lsc,
Chickens From 81 % to s. T. doz-
eD.
Wheat -1Iillers paying Soc 2 bush
OatS-Still Quotedai 59c e bushel.
Wool-oifering from i3 to i5c T h,
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PIoSrERING. The latest from the
mountains is that 4tlbanians are pros
pering finely. and are being much
benefited by the pure mountain zeph-
yrs, Judge Cranor is reported as
gaining in healthand strength rapidly.
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BLACKBEluiIEs-Arc said to eplcn-
tiiul across the Willamette. and Just
teyant the Calirooia. The Old black
berry patch in the mountains on the
mountain wagon road, it is said, Is a
failure this season, owing to fires last
Gall
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A IloAX.-T'hat report Of $1,000
in gold coin being buried at or near
the month of the little creek a mile or
10 east Of town is, doubtless, a grand
hoax, and parties who spend their
time looking for it will have their
trouble for their pains. or vice versa.
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ALBANY, JUNE %, Taken
from my residence, a pie .ure-likeness
Of myself Was in a lilac gntta per-
cha case seVpa by five inches, with
repre'entati On Of cannon on both
SIDES. We case cost "A. Any per-
son le' ving it at the REGISTER office,
WIN information as to who took it
WI be well paid for their trouble.
~. FREELING CHOATE.
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DRESSED Up.--'rle Chief of the
rlug ug'ies was ont 4palading the
streets, day or iwo since, attracting
no little attention by his gaudy attire
and majestic meia, Hes a brick, Is
jack.
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SoDa--ls sad to he dealener Oh
''heart-burnn and sicil, and Carotlers
4 Co. make the best in the Star.
lon can gct it there, either billed OF in
il. Grade state.
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ATTENTION. .

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE.
- qhsfs az persons knowing. themselves
indebted to him, either by note or book
account, TO make Immediate payment to
Beach, MOntcith 4 Co., ut City Mills Alba-
ny, in whose hands nc has left his ftnkA.
notes and all 0tcoslnts. j. NJ REACH,
Albany, Jane Z, tSI240
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PRosrHrs.-FaIl wheat very gen
orally looks well and gives promise of
an abundant yield. Spring wheat, on
the contrary, will not, as general
thing, make an average crop, and I'M
less we have bountiiul rain within a
few days. many fields will be worth
the cutting. We have heard no ex-
preston fFom or farmers with regard
10 the fax crop; in our perigrinations
over Ike county. the few fields we no
ticel looked well, and win doubtless
pan out average crops.
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AlbaI,IIlu ii atpister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

GAME. Young grouse arc, or will
he in a few days more. aboni The right
size 10 make good broils Commcnd
Als 10 halfa dozen,
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LITERARY ExEllIsEs-0f Albany
Collegiate Institute transpire this
Friday, june 2s evening. Tho pro-
gramme i very interesting one, and
We predict win draw d full house.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-28

PrmIC INSTALLATION. The men,
bers of Albany Ledge No. 4. I. .. 0.
F.. extend a cordial invitation to all
members in good standing to be pres
cnl accompanied by their wives, on
the evening Of July 10th, 1872, Oh
which occasion The now officers arr, to
be installed. IAN members in goo,
standing, who have no wives. ,..on
probably borrow somebody els, 5 fo,.
the occasion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-28

STEAMERs.--l'he steamer John J..
Stephens sailed from San Francisco for
Portland on Thursday morning. The
steamer Ajax sailed for San Francisco
Oil the evening Of the same day.