davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20
one species of Insanitx.

Did you ever see woman who was
possessed by the house-cleaning 6end?
Not periodically, but at all times. Who
would go about-drawing her fingers over
every lounge, and table, and chair, peer
ing into cracks and crannies for crooked
pins and lint; holding tumblers up to the
light for finger marks; in short, so utter
ly absorbed in the pursuit of dirt, that
every other pursuit was nothing in com
parison.
Now, being New England born, l know
what neatness is, and value it as only a
New ,Englander can; but when it takes
such shape as this and robs life Of all
its charms, i turn my back upon 1t with
righteous disgust Who thanks these
jealous juries for their selfimposed
labors2 Certainly not their husbands,
who flee into corners from dust-pans and
dust.brushes, and weary of their recitals
of their prowess day by day. Certainly
not their little children, who have no
place to stow away their little sacred
property in the shape of bright bits of
silk or paper, or broken cups which are
dear and precious to them, and should
always be held in respect within proper
innocent limits.
oh, We careful and troubled Marthas
of the household, stop and take breath
Place a flower on the mantle that you
and your household may, perhaps have
some in your lives. While you stop to
rest, read. So shall the cobwebs be
brushed from your neglected brain, and
you shall learn something else besides
cleanliness is necessary to make home
really home for the dependent on your
care. a MWn6REh 40
Throw your broom ont Of doors, take
your children by the hand, and let the
fresh wind touch your wrinkled forehead.
If your house is wound up to such an
immaculate pitch of cleanliness, it can
run on a few hours without your care.
Laugh and talk with them, or better
still, listen to their foolish-wise talk.
Bring home d bit of gingerbread for
each Of them, and play some simple
game with them. Put on the freshest
dress you have, and ask your husband,
when he comes home, if he recognizes
his wife.
II wish my mother looked as pretty
as you, said little girl once to her
neighbor. D q et. MNPOM
But your mamma is much prettier
than /, replied the neighbor. The truth
was the child's mother was always in a
wrapper, unless company was expected.
The rest of the time she was under the
dominion of the house-cleaning fend,
and the children fed from such joy
less, utilitarian home, where no flower
or beauty could ever get time to take
root and blossom.
There is little need to misinterpret my
meaning. Many a ruined life has come
of a joyless home. Your children take
to the sanslight as naturally as do the
flowers. .rAtfs wENN Nf.L.H
Shut it out Of your houses, and they
will 60 abroad in search of it, you may
be sure of that. Isn't this worth think
ing about, oh, ye mothers?
Careful and troubled about many
things, and yet so blind to your first and
greatest dntyl-Fdnny Fern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-20
oFFlcIAL
AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing the City to Borrow
sqmsa Money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-29

spiral 4otifes.
DIR. n. OLIN.

Chicago. formerly OF this pa.e) viii visit Ottawa al Gil,
Hotel. the first Tuesday and "Wednesday after the rst
Monday of each month. for the purpose III treating
he Eye and Ear whether surgical or otherwise Oper,
tons for cataract artificial pupil inverted Ids closure OF the
ar Duct cross eye strasshyloma and removal
morbid growths Of every description Artificial eyes and
enr drums inserted without pain prevou Grafton
uiar eyelds The most frequent disease in the ,re .ty,sra
Permanently cared.
rro MS long experience in treating diseases of the Eve
Ear ne ieeis confident in stating can cure nearly
December 10th, lS,0-u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-29

AZ a. other times as this the only place he visits profess
sonSily) he may be found at Chicago.
WEST SIDE OFFCE-2i5 West Madison ST., 10 D. to
lP. n. Sundays from IL A. II. to Pm.
SOUTH SIDE OFFICE RRsIDHNOE-No 10 Twenty. third
st. between Prairie and Calumet Avenues from 10 r. NJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-29
Pin ANGLIA. ND COMMERCIAL

The lccal money market is quie, and tn,
supply at the banks about equal To the de-
mani.
In Chicago grain Shippers, general business
men, builders, and real estate dealers are very
free IN ;heir calls for funds. Loans are readl-
ly obtained on good paper.
The New York gold market remains about
tie same as reported last week; there Is also
D., l,tle change 10 note in governments
Ravens. McKinlay II Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

As reported by RIALE BROS Wholesale Retail rocers
No. l6 La Sale street.
Ottawa. June IS, 1872
The ooru and oats go: rough handling his
week. Corn dropped from from 45c 70 35G36c !;
oats to 25c. Butter low and dull at 10c Eggs Sc.
No special change to note in other thing.
We quote:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-29
BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYF-

This superb Hair Dye Gs in tle iroJl3-perfecty
narmles reliable and instantaneous disappointment; no
Bachelors Hair Eye produces IMMEDIATELY Splendid
Black or natural Brown eaAes the hair clean No birI
does not contain particle of read any injurious com.
pound sod by al druggists Factory, 10 BOND STREET
-Iv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-29
ON MARRIAGE.

hSSA Is ZOE YOUNG MEN, on great SOCIAL EVILS
1 ~u 70 Sc which Interfere with MiRRLtGE-wh sure
OF reile Tor the Erring and Unfortunate
aebtated Sent free in sealed envelopes Address no w.
ann ASSOcLA1ION,2 5. Ninth St. Philadelphia Pa ul2ely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-06-29

Exchange on \. :. a prem. selling
La Sale county bonds ;. par and interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling at 5000 per {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-20

The spider, though te4 =. Called
All insect. in realty hsi.. o. .a...
ent class OF animal termed }.aIa,#.
including spniers, earpi)1-. 'Wl a.,,-i
tho body Of the former has tHe' t'!.
sions the thorav or chest, and ahdpm,.;
that of the latter only two. the head and
the thorax b.lng uni,sd in one piece.
Few thing is more wonderful than The
spinning apparatus OF the s2iies. Oa
the under side Of the creatures body are
placed four or six little knobs, each not
larger than ,hc point Of pin. These
are outlets OF certain receptac.es within
the abdomen, where the .i< il pr,pgr-
ed.
When tie spider wish.
thread, it presses the knobs. a spinner
cts. with one of IT, !e.- M forthwith
there issue from a.ea DR.. a - o.
thousand fbers, of such e<...a .ae-
ness, that It is only when .ha anlsc.s O..
all the spinneret are united ,at. l.ev
become visible to the naked eye The
thread" Of Tho spileris t,u. ..ay ape
of four or six thousand ,r-aa Tus
God is great ia '.,,'e t.i.g
Tho twisting into g..d performed .y
The hind.most pair l.e. "....H.s .0s
rest, are furnished aua A,ea ..ae
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-20

will YOU give me those boots? lfyou
don't do II, apd in doubIe-quick time, too,
I'll put ball through your black skin. ]
wont ask you again. Now will you give
then up9
Deed, Massa, can't; kase Massa
Cap'n -
There was a sharp click, fash, long,
sobbing moan and Tobe lay motionless,
The boots still clasped in his arms, and
great drops OF blood slowly gathered up
on them.
Enemy in sight shouted picket,
riding up.
The officer hastily gave an order, and
the rebels dashed off at furious rate u
few minutes before party OF Union cav
airy, with Captain Leigh ut their head,
appeared riding from the opposite dree-
ton.
A few words sutliced for explanation.
Captain Leigh laid his hand on Tobe's
shoulder. and spoke his name. At sound
Of the voice he loved so well his eyes
opened, aod he said faint,y, Mass Capn,
done de bes' knowed. KEEP lie boots.
o, Tobe = groaned the Captain, Il wish
you had given them up. ! would have
lost anything rather than had this
Mass Cap'n -
Yes. lobe. what is it ??
De little chilens, Mass Cap'n. mean
sd ter wait on 'em light smart. Tell EN-
- his voice grew fainter and his eyes
closed
Yes, my boy; what shall tell them ?
Tell 'em didn't lose tie boots; | KEEP
'em-de bea'-l knowed.'
There was faint sigh, hutter Of the
eyelids, and the little lite that had been
so truly de bes' he knowed' Cab, il we
could all say that y was ended.
Very rcvcrcntly Captain Leigh lifted
the boots. all wet and stained with blood
Il will never wear these again he said /;
but will never part with them. They
shall be Tobe's monument
In the hall of Captain Leigh's house is
Il deep niche and in it, on marble slab,
covered with glass case, stands II pair
of cavalry boots with dark stains upon
them; and on the edge of the slab, in
golden letters, is this inscription -
In memory of Tobe,
Faithful unto DEATH
EIi-aJeh Lilbdu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-20
NUMBER >.

warm welcome, don't visit your G.ead5
too often Bat, indeed, sine h.s 800 time
LETT for unwccome vi i's; sha rises carly,
she is fully employed a.i day long Be-
sides the teaching she does Ion money
in order to i've honorablT and rsspoc,a-
bly--shc does much ior lose inns our
old maid goes on hcr way, cheering
many who would grow faint huJ ior her
hearty encouragement. Sho = iiit! now,
and age is approaching with quick steps,
yet she fears il not. Ii all her friends
should fall off there viii always be the
needy and the poor to whom .Ee can be n
friend. and who. il they cannot repay
her in any other way, will ut least pro-
tect her from that feeling ol des0lation
which causes 50 many ancient females 10
say: Il had better die. fox aonody viii
miss me when | am gone, aud am only
p burden to those I love- CAmjjer's
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-20
pottrp
BR KEN FL o " T. Il >.

'r~as wears ago: One summer eve.
While walking cut whh Jane,
To take lover. farewell leave,
Down In the sha'iy lane,
I. careless, crushed tiny DOVER
did NOS mind Il ihen;
I: M4- needless act vf power,
\ common thing with men.
we psYted: there were words unkrhd;
Ter e,,. were 1lled with tears,
Aud WAS proud sad rough aud blind;
But, Oh the slter-years
T.o yoicrs, like m, shadow haunt
Nv Way AZ every -tep--
thr CHING o; tho murdered plant,
The vail OF her Who wept.
.ru.h Ia h,wss, Killed heart;
Alri aoS, wtSrc'cye ! so,
{ ,a,. ri, ,v,f n thing apart,
with heritage @. We"
Wheos'rr 4 liitls aower mcct
Il Deeds ~ head away,
sh.j1ks from IN, saciiligious feet.
ABi cr uches % the LAY;
Add ;hen q sounds little MOAN
heard il in the lane
That dreA lful aiyht So bong asouS
When wAs there with jane.
bat .0w never crush a dover
b.. pluck one lroa, IL stslk,
Aad all are safe a He'll " b0WVr,
Nayrr,er | may Waik
All fowcr- forgive hu; hesJis Ito not
Human u.@m-u AL Nts Ac;
tons beItrvr Jane haze Thought
That w.s not an oi love for NE.
lud ,,t cru -h-'l her. like 'he plant!
With coward doubts about her truth.
Aud since m, only prayer h, grant
Forgiveness iur The >'ns Ut youth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-02-20
Eocai 4oents for The Democrat.
Nho lTe auihoTiEe~s I' reCe'pt

Who are auihoTiLe,l ~ recripj 'oF money.
~ Iov.f,,. \r,sv IA mr., " Park, Mckee
.I,~nus F.,r Np.i,y., ,,r0 IA B-ONu. Mason.
= so,.er D. Brth,I lleHry Upton, N9rwSi
a n UJugLtau. 4 Pol4 Otia f1>tcl, \eNrl.
y t,unlains. Blrk dcil ~ Nai'oii.Jr y H"w''"
gal,t-r y WriSht DIN6d /. pOugl.s~, pI0n-
, shirlsy Fryrislrx Js> n. >hrY, NaIcrid.
X Knal,p. Haaover "a "a ,ud-t- >wc .ru-
y B Hup art Hrim : w Pierce, Trsv Al
Sab,,ripcys can tell, by examining thS csi''ed
-ly ats,,chg, 81 ther papers toe amount d1'', Jh't
sa.o wishing ;p as AZ themselves 90 The advanced
Y&slncut- s.lu ,eutl - u- los mail, or hSnd L. tAC
a-arc,t agent sept -" GA the lip, mean,
~ paper IL sail for - that dsie. When money
Il. .,nt care should D. taken to examine the >hp,
and n the money u nOtcredted within two week =,
70 should be apprised OF 70.
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Gbe 0tforo 1fmotrat.
rsblIshed Every Tuesday Morning, ny
F. E. SHAW,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS Two Dollar, Vcl yes'- $50 II paid
= advance
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Enigma.

am composed OF 20 letter.
My2,5, /, ;, is fury;
NY 20, q, 10, 4, 2, Is al Instrument o: Vu:
Ny 8, 20, % -, Is care
Ny IL, 8, IL, l3, Is, is task;
Ny 8, Is, 10, 20, is io swing;
My2l, is, l., Q, is kind OF seasoning
BY IA, Il, %, are alike;
BY 30. "a, p, is an animal
Ny whole is an Old saying.
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xOB PRINTING. OF Every Description
Promptly and Neatly Executed.

A~rS "a. rcttru-lil = Ou-, b. ~ttsv rNevt, Dos
t,,5, .nd TX NsssaH - New York : L. Niles,
A,urt ~ aud L G. Evans. ~ va hl1Ston ST,
ga.t,n, are authorized Agent
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circulation over i,soo---P Postage ia the
County, Free.


hUItS UJ -IVt'FFfNFEv
Sor 4 ~,I,iSre, 4 inch er si,acel wees e!O
Esch subsequent week. %
Tor I squire mos. 81 "a; q nl'ts -, year, Z
Npr 0lnlR yeas, siH "a; col S9V; (eol. so
sPRClAL NoTtCHs-3S per vcnt additional
PaOBATE y JTICES- Ogttrrs ui u'tl'e o. E't"ts -
o-,,ers on Wills, prr 4uSrr ~
Guardians Notice., psi square. y
ln,;ni TRAITORS ana ENr,.ui,,-~' \vtiCes. -
Al oiber legal Notices, : So prr -gusrv, f'r
thra., "A
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l. ". BARTLETT.
Trai, position.

Net ualgrlla shesad 10 het ttiiwlhg laa,
Dan eth sstenc 70 serwolf teiuf eth athe.
Meoc lerfshy rove eth guefda lawl;
Tub noe cirh door stransdccn Tc.h ial
Constr dna hu,lei. mad twese, to' weste.
+. W, BARTLETT,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

.tfUNplLp iNcE>pINa>li.- On last
''j.l2. night some person raised one
ot the parton Windows OF tie ST.
.1g.2, Hotel. poured the contents OF
'o;.r VI kyrpseac on tle floor, light
r.' match anl -et tha oil Oh tire. 4
ia.s-e ho.e wa, brflitl Ia the carpet.
e. floor >rovuled, AMI the wasliboal1l
lGl.lcl partly through, AID the wall
3a.iilerlbly blackenr'i by the smoke
sl.a tlme. The person committing
lie ut ml-t lave beeu iii 4 dreadful
iaigry, q he lei tie empty bottle and
z 'j5cli Of iMattle. on tile window sill.
"t.9'aaai brown .ar, h. saw some
one At IT, wiMlow, anl went for him,
"t'eu the fellow ii,d, AID gatting in
htcl, ot tAc cooper shop he wIs unable 10
,llj him, Brown 7ay3 he saw light
D. ne paf.or. bnt suppOSing some one
hd III the parior lamps. he paid no
"'r.utiur TO II. 1t seems tie fire went
o,t Of its own aecorl--a most fortu-
aata cigcum-t.nHee for Brenner and his
uests.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12
CORREsPOxDRNCE.

WAFrsBuRG. W. T., April 1st, 1872.
EDITOR REGIsTER:-I send you
herewith for publication, resolutions
of Waitsburg Lodge No. Ii, A. F.
and A. NJ, to the memory of Hon.
Anderson Cox, formerly of Albany.
and well and favorably known through
ont Oregon and Washington Territory.
His death occurred on the 2Sth of
March, OH Aka Flat, IN Whitman
county, forty miles from home, and
ten miles from any human habitation,
on the open plains. His disease was
bilious collie. His son, Phil, his
daughter, Mrs. Smith, and Doctor W.
W. Gray, who reached him but an
hour or two before his death, were all
that were with him when his death
occurred. His wife and several Of biz
children reached him a few hours at-
terward. Yours Truly,
j. V. CRAWFORD.
[See resolutions elsewhere in this
issue. e.-Ed.1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12


CHEAP Music. - Peters Mssical
Monthly Is certainly the cheapest musl-
cal publication in the world, and we
have yet to hear single person say
any thing against its varied and
charming selections of Vocal and In-
strumental Music, The publisher
manages to keep clear of the vile,
trashy stuff with which the country Is
flooded, and by giving judicious selec-
tions from the best masters. has made
Peters MaSicN Monthly a welcome WIS.,
itor to thousands of musical families
who have heretofore been unable to
cultivate their musical tastes on ac-
count Of the high price, of music. The
April number, price 30 cents, contains
ten pieces OF mNsic. The publisher
offers trial trip-Jannry. Febuary,
March, and April nmbers-for 81.
Address j. L, Peters, 500 Broadway,
New York.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

y. 7 b.At II I. N~IV,
Chr. [ Committee.

lln&tIa BU'LmNG.--'rhe NJ, l..
i.ihmr, Association has concluded to
':A i hill for tire l4irqo>e, Of tie
A~,1tiglnn. In flct the work, under
Il -Got,il;endcnca Of The pastor.
EcE. Mr.. Shaw, Of construction has
omnc9cel, in the rear OF the church
l9j30-, AID the a ,snriation hopes
,lol t. l&Ee q Building where those
Who desire to ,Icud tlsir Leisure mo-
'lrnt IN iayil;g up u,eful knowledge,
.ah ki,owlcd-e as can le obtained
.trau U}nlaN WORKS Of history, etc,
.g : ID III comfort ole or more
i'ar- q, each week dnl. in reading,
',rgiag AID m'1ai coaversc on sub-
l.as- cl'lnIated u beueij aud Instruct.
Arrangement viii probably he made
I :. series ot interesting lectures III
I4a coali.g i'a!l aid Witter. This Is
Foirgt Cllrt'atcl to h. of vast a'id
a.ao,i i8trrest to the future Of our lit
" ti,t, aad should be f0.lcrrd with
o vs. til whn have the h-t interests
4 ea4lanhitf at besrt. sntge~s to
te li1raiT Association,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

An ISclpENr.-A day or two ago.
D, First street in this city, occurred
TIL. A team attached to an empty
wagai came tearing like mad up the
u, !; a Young man standing Oh the
waih sees the team approaching, and
goes for the wagon instanter; while
pct tors hold their breath in their
eager excitement, he seizes hold OF the
wagon as it passes and lightly vanlts
Into It. seizcs the lines, and with that
,oollp>s that comes of courage and a
will 10 do, he controls the delnorIized
anihals. and soon brings them back,
apparently as gentle as lambs with
ont doing them, him'elf or Others any
damage whatever And that b all Of
this Incident. ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

NAY DAY At LKDASoN.--lhe good
c,-i1ens ef Lebanon have projected a
Nay-diy party. which will doubtless
E ~ ENJOYABLE occasion. On We'd
nr-I,g, My 1T, the general pubic
thpreabont- are Invited to assemble in
4a. g,pve adjacent to the village,
abelq the usual exercises pertaining
~ t., lsions OF this character, inc!ud-
iag The crowning OF the Queen Of
}iay. will he lad. Miss Benjamin
viii le the May Queen on the occa-
si5i, We wish tire citizens a real jol-
~ good time, and hope to have the
plea IRE Of being among them on the
occasion.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

DIXIE FREE SCIIoOL.-0ur SchOo
Directors have rented the Fike house
in Dixie, and having secured the ser
vices of Miss Maggie Irvine, school
will open on next Monday morning.
The house has been properly fitted up
for the accommodation and comfort Of
the children. and as tuition is free
there will be no eXcnse for children
hereafter going without schooling.
Send 'em all.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12


JUDGES OF ELECrloN.---The follow
ing judges of election have have been
appointed:
Scio--J. A. Pemybaker, J. B.
Irvine, John Ostrander.
Franklin Rutte-Ricllarl Pollard,
john Bryant, Isaac Arnold.
Santiam-B. Burtenslmw, Henry
Derthick. A. B. GriggS.
Waterloo-J. W. Mack, Francis Bel
linger, Hiram Smead.
sweet IIome-Joln Giililand, NJ. G.
Moss, Nathan Russell.
Lebanon-Joseph Ralston, Robert
Miller. Samuel NiekerSOn.
Sy1acuse-Dayt0n SinerSon, +. n.
Miller, {. Farlow.
Albany, lst poll-GeOrge Hum
phrey, ID. NJ. Thompson. Eli Carter ;
ri po!l-Dwid Froman, George Pat
tcr>on. Nimrol Price.
Orlcans-Wm. Mcbride, Jos. Ham
ilton, Joseph Yates.
Center-G. f. Crawford, J. F'ronk,
Alexander Brandon.
lIalScy-S. d. Haley, d. P. Porter,
Frank Shetld.
Harrishurg-B. r. Holt, B. r.
Grimes. Jos. Summerville.
Brown>ville-W. b. Smith, o. p.
Co>haw, W. 4. Kirk.
Brush Creek Timothy Riggs, &, d.
Miller Miles Cary.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

WOOL.-There has been no little ex-
element in relation to wool. BUYERS
eager to purchase and sellers eager to
get the highest figures. As high az
fifty-four cents pound has been offer
ed since the season opened. Holders
are very cautious. and will not con-
tract to deliver. except at what buyers
consider exorbitant figures.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

HEALTHY.-Af0w- as healthy and
re!ishable drink as can be made during
the warm days Of Summer. Is lemoll-
ade-and this reminds us that Gus.
layton has some large, fine lemons,
just the article for lemonade,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

PlK>oNAL.-Dr. b. B. Rice and
family leave US for I.apwai Indian
Agency |. r., in few days. The
Doctor has cords of friends in o!d Linn
who viii learn with sorrow that. to
benefit the health of his family. he
goe, from among lis. May prosperity
attend them.
Mr.. W. y. Smith, of Delta, W. T..
made us pleasant cail on Saturday
last. He speaks highly Of the future
prospects Of that portion of Washing
ton Territory.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

TIE MISSIONARY CoNCERT-At the
u. f. church. last Sunday, was unit
,ually Interesting. Short addresses
were delivered by Messrs. J. r. Back
en<to. DR.. d. B. Rice. Capt. N. B.
Humphrey ald Rev. Mr.. Shaw. Mr..
Clement gave u solo. During The
exercises the school children sang nu-
laerou' choice pieces OF music. Miss
Alice Griffin presided at the organ to
the uuqualitied appreciation of all.
I'ere was large attendance of chill
drer. and unusual good order was
maintained for SO large all as,emblage.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12
MARRIED.

In this city, Thursday morning,
April 1lth, lS72. at the residence OF
the brides parents, by the Rev. Mr..
Butcher. Mr.. Louis +. Struelnneier
and Miss Flora Il. Cheadle-all of this
city.
They were married in the early
morn, and after partaking Of All ele-
CANT wedding breakfast, took the cars
for short bridal tour. Our kindest
wishes go with the happy pair.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

REFTSED TO AWARD A CONTRACT.
Cur County Commissioner: opened
the bids for the new work, advertised
hy them for the ten thousand dollar
.iail, last week. The bids We're 81. 500,
y, SEQ and S4.S0o. Me,sgs. Frank
Wood and Milton Hale sent in tho
lowest BID, =. 500, and the Oregon
Iron Works the highest. wood and
Hale are Republicans. 0feour.c the
bids Were all thrown Gut, Comment
at tbs time i unnecessary,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12
New To-Day
N1t1Ce.

lnREGoN & CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
~ Company, I.and'IlepK Portland
Oregon, April o, lS73. NOtice b. hereby
given, that o Vigorous prosecution will be
fnstituied against any ard every person
who tFpsfaisses upon any Railroad Land,
by cutting and Fgmoy yin9 timber thercfrom
before tlia Anspe h llt1U GIITrOf the COnlpab
nv AND PAID 'F0lt. d,
All vacant Land in Ddd numbered scc-
lions. whether surveyed or unsnrveyel,
within IiiAtanee Of fhfrty miles FROM. The
line of tpS T9aAs hsIoNsa 70 the Company.
eSeY4tf ''''' s"'a Land Agunts
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

HEEr.-By severe and persistent
effort. Mr.. J. T." Harris has succeeded
in keeping onr market pretty well sup
piled with fair article Of beef. Beef
cattle have been and are still scarce
ard not easily Obtained at any reason
able figure.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-04-12

BARGATSs. For sale, all in good or
der aud in shape for shipping, No.
! press, and long primmer and minion
sufficient to set up a seven column pa
per. Viii be sold cheap, if applica-
tioa be made soon. Intending to pur-
chase 4 new Office entire, will dispose
Of onr present office, presses, etc, at
4 low figure for cash.