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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

Fox DABkEs=ls.I 4. l.. IIarriHaad
family. aeeOAAsn@4 hy Ne rROtAeV Of
MRs. HaFsaS tsak tAR lIOOn train en-
,m'Ite foS' Rsltsa. W%eo cOaAty. on
Tuesday. xnS. Eksrls Ae heen in
poor healtA nv, sOaAsshns, and her
h'ishaisL tAos6As q change N y dryer
and cleaRr atmosphere. wOs'A psnve
beiefrial M resolving AeR tA aoOtf
healhh. b wA&A pOFe their nsapy
friends h this coalE heartily wssAe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY COURT
December Term--Judge Tandy pre-
siding.
Bernard Hunt Va. Aleck Kcllar and
,IohnPopper- Sheriff f'ssale confirmed.
J. II. Gilmore vs.. Geo. w. Settle ;
action to recover personal property IA
horse seized by defendant as c0nstable)
jury trial verdict for plaintiff.
r. and l.. Cheadle vs. William
Phipps; motion for leave Of Court to
issue execution -lnOtion granted.
h, PraMtc.--In the matter Of the
estate Of Richard Evans, dec'ti.; order
granted to sell the personal property
Of the estate OF said deceased.
Estate Of William Farrier, decd;
report Of sale of real estate; ordered
that the sale be yacase1 and that the
property be resold.
Estate Of y. p. Ifogae, deed; re-
post Of sale Of personal property sale
cOnfrmeil.
Eli B. Moore. dccd.; application to
sell real estate Jas. WashbRn APP
pointed guardian I'D llem for minor
heirs ; order to sell 2i0 acres Of real
estate.
Estate OF John RObRett, decd:
Hiram Smith. atlniintstmaR with will
annexed He'd report of sae OfpersOu-
Al property sale confirmed.
Esaaae 0f. Casollne Lyle, dec'd.;
petitiOn ID. seiFRal estate tfle,fssecOnd
day Of march term, 1873. s.t for hear
ing The same. aud ordered tAas citation
issue b Asiss tOappearat hAaa tisne.
John Al. sjnlitll. thtst,: Iilst will and
testament Of saseAMalitteftO pro-
bate; L. G. Rice. eyeytstlF filed boalds
III sum of. S20 on; John I~au, Alex
andeF Brandon aud .Ioeph Harrison
were appointed appraisers to, appRafse
the estass of Aid deceased.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to Judge
TaMly for County Court proceedings.

How TO CIR A FIRST-CLAss Sew
ING MAcHINR-Any lady securing
any subscribers for the REGISTER,
sending names and money to this Of
ficp. will rnQeTve i6r her trouble a
splendid .Nigtcr" Sewing Machine.
The machine will be delivered to her
ut thT office, or carefully packed and
shipped 10 any address slle may select.
TIA, EAikIe & Lyon viltOr sewing
machine b one Of the VerEhsst manu-
factuErt. For forty SUBSCRIBERS q
Home Shuttle machine will be, given.
Any lady wishing to earn q semipg
machine OH such easy terms. by ap-
plying to this Office, will be furnished
with extra copies Of the paper, Illus
tEated eiTcNlaps,. etc, ffee Of charge.
Here is ChAnce 70, aah a useful and.
ornamental article with. very llttlc
trouble.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

l'QRK RAGKNGs !Messrs, J. X. Her
ron and Wan. Westlake have secured
the Assga bsisdhIS oll the bank Of the
WlllanRtteA i'ass above the Froman
Waisbosse, and have snGnsetl ill the
hasi'less Of pork packing. Farmers
win always obtain tiie highest market
prize IN cash for their pork. al fills cs-
tahilhnlellt. and on citizens elll OBJ,
tain sspars ribs Z and "baQkbQpes''
to their hearts content.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

BCsYDAY.--MOnday was tbe busiest
day We have seen n tie city fora
long time -iil interest and excitement
1t dOahleiisCoantel November 9TH.
Our DenaOcratIee candidates had carrI-
ages running tobringiuI the old and
feeble, tale IiaM and blind aid they
'.wrasssled" snesgeticaIly for votes.
BIZ. al to no asAAl the flint had gone.
forth. md tlle MtMsF Of Demoemcy
has hm lowered, alid victory Il with
the Republican party.
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FINANCIAL AND spnxEleIAI..

Goldin New York 1925. I.eg,Iten-
ders ssis@S9lsc.
Wheat In Liverpool Average, l2s
@l2s Cd; club, l2s Sd@13s.
Quotations Iii San Francisco OH the
3D. were: Wheat, choice, 81 70'gl rs;
barley, 81 3O@1 55; oats, 1902 10 y
100 lbs.
During the week as high as G5c per
bllsllel has been paid for wheat, but
one firm. however, so fur as we have
been able tolearn, paying that figure,
the general price beng 6Oc.
The Bulletin argues that as the sur
plus wheat In the East is much
larger this season than ever before
known, and that the same is true of
Canada, unless there shall spring up
sudden demand, at high rates, In
England, there Is little hope Of an ad-
vance In the price here.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

PERAMBULAToRs. For a full stoc
Of the latest and gaycst In PerambVIa-
tors, so to CIIas. Mealey's Furniture.
Warehouse, corner BrOodalbm anA
First streets, where you can buy any
thing IN the line Of furniture, etc.,
either Eastern or home manufacture,
cheaper than the cheapest. How'd,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

STOCKHOLDERS. In the Beaver Coal
Mining Company, at Lebanon, are d.
ected to "a notice in this issue. request
ing all who have not paid their assess
ments on the shares represented by
them, to come forward at once and do
50, lest said assessments cause the sell
Hing Of the stock.
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J. r. MCCoY. Attention Il called
70 the card Of MIR. j. +. Mccoy In this
issue. Mr.. Mccoy is an enterprislng,
liberal gentleman, and has few equals
in putting mp fine saddles, harness, etc.
Can at his shop and examine his ex-
cellent goods, and the low prices at
which he offers them.
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JoLLIrIcATloN ovER THE CIR

~ V0AAstA1 A~A AAON W AA AAH Oh
ELECTION A grand jubilee and jolli
flcatlon, regardless of noise, expens'
and politics, was held in this municl
pality last Tuesday evening, over tht
result Of the city election the day pre-
yious. Party lines. 1t istrue, had beer
strictly drawn, the contest Mt the poll:
had been warmly contested, mose AMI.
nation had berii displayed probably
than was seen Ia the late Presidential
contest, bnt the feeling on both shles,
we believe, was not one of animosity,
but rather one OF generous emulation,
holding itself ready to accept cheerful
ly the result OF Tie vote at the ballot
box. The Republicans got away with
everything except two Aldermen. and
of course they could "rejice, ,aAd 50
they raised some cash.. purchased some
powder, and SO on, and sent ont a
hand-bill inviting the other side 7 to
flock to the Court House and ''be mer-
ry." Music by Albany's unsurpassed
brass band, hugerHerous bondfire, and
the tremendous wind-ripping roar OF a
couple Of anvis, used for cannon,
brought \ smiling crowd Of ladies and
gentlemen to tAe Court House, and
Dayid Eroman. Esq, was called upon
to give dignity TO the occasion BY TAX
ing the Cheer Mr.. Froman didit,
and then variolS persons were called
out and made speeches, music by the
band being thrownin between them.
AIesSRs. IfIhnon, Cartwright, Settle
meieh Elkina Mealeyand Brown shot
of their mouths more or lessly. and
the audience apphGle1 TO the echo.
Mr.. Harmon took an eloquent oritori-
cal swoOp FROM the American flag to,
ancient Troy, and then lit sll the Re
eOrder's office, making good hits, en-
route. Mah Elkins expressed his graf
ification, at the flattering expression
of confidence given to him hH his fel-
low citizens at the polls, and said,
while he wosll labor diligently for the
interests oftAe city, the Santiam Ditch
would not be neglected. Mr.. Cart
wright nlatlR a few very pertinent sug-
gestions to- Albanians who find fault
with Marshals. Mr.. Settlemeier
thought lie cOald fO some things better
than make aspesch tappIause) and one
OF them waS i& rake care Of the citys |
funds. Mr. 9taaRy, thought he should
be pitied rather than complinlented as |
he had been Alderman before. Be-
tween that Office for one year and the /
smallpox, he believed he woala acho0se
the latter. General Bp0wn being call |
ed for, said h was the ffst time In his
life he ever knewa cospse to be called
upon 10, preach fes Swn funeral. He
submitted. however. and after bestow-
inga compliments ON the ticket elected.
took his seat. The aHdience then div
persed, and afsep a few more anvil /
guns were ffred hsaee once more reign-
Ell In Albany.
Il
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

PERsONAL.-Mr. J. F. Rackensto
started for the mountains on Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Adams, who Is canyassing for
Ills historic map Of the wOrd--tl'e
cOmpletest thing we ever saw Of the
klnd-called on US Thursday.
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Losr.--On Saturday evening. Now
ember 10th, either at the Court House
or on the street, q gold pen and hold
ss, Any person finding the same, Is
requested to return It to DR.. Geo. W.
Gray. who win pay a liberal reward
therefor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

The value Of property In Linn conn
BY, as found on the assessment rolls in
the Office Of the Secretary Of State Is
$AO4O,lSO, and increase Of 4S.6S5 over
last year. The total value Of the prop
crty In the State as assessed Il 407.-
ia, ,42S.77, anincrease Of q, ,4SS, 900 90
over last year.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

RETURNED, Mr.. FarnswOtll, sew
Ing machine agent, has returned, and
y now ready 10 receive orders for the
"Vlcsor, Baniler, Home Shuttle, or
any other machine.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06
rHE CITY El.EsTEoN.
Ronnhaaeass EseE4 the xzay0E, Re-
corsaer. Treasurer, MmFshal, and
f0tsr or tsae Max U0umeaimesa.

The city election, held on Monday
last, passed of quietly, although there
was more feeling, and our Democratic
friends made more strenuous exertions
toelect 10 leasta portion Of their ticket
than atthe Presidential election. The
result shows Republican victory. the
entire ticket being successful, wish the
exception of two Connciimsn. The
following table shows the returns as
given to The City ReeOrders
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

An ExTRA--Tnin passed over the
Q. q G. RallrOad, going South on
Tuesday night carrying d company Of
a0llIers to the front. to take a hand In
the MOdOc Indian war.
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CASH PAID FOR PORK, EGGS,
WHEAT and OATS, BY Wheeler, at
Shedd. Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.,
ETC., sold at prices to correspond with
the times BY the same acOOmmOda-
ting dealer.
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FoR 1.-THE IIOtaDAYs. "A. q. LAYTON
WIN sOon Be- Iiiesipt of i falI asor
lsnt OIap especially for bQIhlay
gins. lathe meantime GOr daai ia
gCeseiX !stsr csIl At hIs store.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

CHANGE on TINE, \ new eisne-tl-
bic went Into EJECT 81 the O. &c.
Railroad on Tuesday. Hereafter pas
sengg trains will arrive 10 this city at
II. ie r. NJ: freight trains. going
north, 8. .Ss a. ~ going sonth, >. %
p
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A. wIEEELER,
sEHEDD, OREGON,
FGVGdingGC0nniEiOl Merchant

Dealer IA Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment Of all kinds Of Goods al
ways IN store at lowest market rates.
Agent for sale Of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider sFills, Chuns, 2c., &c.
CASH paid FOR WHEAT, OATS, PORK.
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

CoLDS.--I'his Is the general COM
plaint, now-l-lays, caused by the many
and sudden changes IN the weather.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

ELECTION. N.--I'he annual election OF
seven Directors, for the Linn County
Agricultural Association, win occur
OH the I'd Of January, 1873. See no
tice.
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NEW C0MERs. Three iamilles,
from Iowa, arrived Ia tIlis cIty Oh tbs
fcOp YtEyqlR "wednesday.
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BUYING PMcEs. Butter .commanGR
SCc NA; eggs 80 Y dozen; dried
apples, eSc Z NJ dFied,plans. Iecs
n. dried beans, slSSc Nj potatoes
SAzc Ybushel..
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CRANBERRTEs "A fine lot OF Eastern,
to he hadat Blaln, Young &Co's.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

Democrats in HGlic; Republicans in
Roman. Total vote Of city, 26s.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

/ New GOODS. AN invoice of new
goods received at Blain, Young & Co.'S
during the week--some new and at
tractiye styles.
A WOLF DANCE--An interesting
reminiscpnce Of early times, written
for the REGrsTER, will appear next
week. Write often.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

IEHRh -.IlSst as we 20 10 press
We learn tslat Mr.. i. AIphin's Young
esa boy frll of the bed, the flll break
hlg biz neck.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

JUBhEE.-A grand jubilee was CIV
en- by Mr.. J. +. Smith to his COlOred
brethren Of this city on Thanksgiving
might. at his residence, on Second
street, at which skyrockets were fired,
speeches made, all winding up with
splendid supper, such as only Smith
can cook. 1t was a pleasant occasion
to all the partakers, nothing trlnspir-
ing to mar the pleasures Of the even
ing
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WIiEAT.Thls article commands
GOR 90 t0.s PIG per blsllel u. tlls city,
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rURs! YuRs! ruRal

TIVE HIliIIEiST PRICES PAID IN CASH
\ fDF an kindsof RnlRll, IN 4
= Albany. .EsRsSA 1870
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DER1FAe little danghte; of Mr.
Hart, agent D. a G. X. II. III this
plaee. lied cD saturday evening and
was hayhed on Sunday. 'I'he family
hive tlle sympathy 0f tile entire COM
Asiity HI bAeir deep aiiiictlon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

THE REsEER.-TAe result Of the
election on Monday p as gratifying as
1t was unexpected. We hoped that
we might elect q portion Of the ticket,
bat that welshos'd "get awav" with
nh sbe Offices was too much Of a good
thing to hope foA The selection made,
we helieve. gives more general salts
factim than any ticket selected for
years. We speak more especially Of
tile Recorder. 'fSeasHpr, Marshal and
Conncilmeit. the lattcr representing
the very best men Of both parties In
the clty. We. hepo that the expecta-
tiOns Of the people, IN their election.
may be more than Ralizel. and that
through wIse coanseEs and careful
ganrd and watch Of the interests COM
lnltteGh to, their charge for the twelve
month t0 come Albany may make
marked psogFess h growth and pros
perity.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-06

.AhRANys-eaas fine enEaving Of
AhiA city haS Aa last been completed.
and viii paacb NJ BY to-day's steamer.
Ii wsiE apljeat Bi next weeks issue Of
the REGsSEA Again we request
th0se wishing extra copies OF tie RRG-
I~fKR AZ ne1s week. to leave their or
ders t0rdiays or tO-lnOrrOw. as after that
time h VIII be TOO late.
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HARRlsRuRa CORRESPONDENCE.
HARRISBURG, Dec. 4th, 1872.

I1AnhAoDOhus A(CCs Tttt9 ACt -
/ Ed. REGISTER Our city election
on the End iLst.. passed off quietly,
without any political strife whatever
There were. however. two tickets in
the field whisky and antl-whi>ky.
1t was thought by the friends Of each
ticket, TINT the contest would be close,
until abous noon, when the champion
OF the whisky ticket seemed ito drop
bis feathers y and all was "quiet on
che Potomac This champion was
heard to remark, late in the evening,
that it was Illegal for a man to vote
unless he was elbowed up to the polls
BY -. The following result shows
complete victory OF the anti-thket,
by five to one:
Mayor, ]. Sites; Recorder, J. 5.
Grimes Marshal, W. Knott; Treasll-
FeH CIV. Brandenburg; Councilmen,
L, Douglas, ". c. Davis, b. r. Holt,
Job White, s. r. Woodbury. and l.. F.
Sbipley.
The late rains have raised the river
b0 gaod boating stage, but Il b Of but
little consequence to the people of
Harrisburg, as we have had hHt one
boat 10 this place since TO conapletion
Of the railroad.
School opened very favonbly this
week. In charge Of Rev. W. Bishop.
The young ladies Of this place are
getting up A leapyear party for this
evening, at which we presume they
will act the gentlement9 )toperfection;
but we will give you full report next
week. X. G. B.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18

PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, Conn.
single fact more clearly indicates the
high character which our civilization
has attained than the organization and
growth of our Life Insurance Companies.
AS notable illustration of the progress
that they have made within the last ten
years we can select no better example
than the above popular company. The
statement which we publish to-day, and
which will be found in our advertising
columns, shows that the Phoenix has
steadily increased it's business from year
to year, and is one the few companies of
any consideration that has increased its
business for 1872. In Rutland county
the Phoenix has over half million at
risk, and during the first three months
of '72 has issued upwards of $500 poll
cies, through its different agencies. We
simply refer the reader to the figures
given in another column of our paper.
Its money is judiciOusly loaned, and
although considerable solicitude was felt
lest the Chicago disaster might render
it's securities insufficient, a careful in
vestigatiOn showed that the land upon
which the company had lien was
worth double the amount loaned, and
that in no single instance could there be
the possibility of loss.
The company's headquarters for
| Western Vermont are located over
Reyes & Co. s store, under the manage
ment of V. c. Meyerhoffer, who is well
known in Rutland and vicinity. We
wish the old typo success.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18
Personal.

Hon. Joseph Potter of Whitehall
has entered upon his duties as Judge of
the Supreme Court.
Rev. L. A. Austin, Principal of
Burr and Burton Seminary, has received
an invitation to take charge of Kimball
Union Academy at Meriden, n H.
-Dorman B. Eaton, ESQ.,, a well
known Vermonter, and lawyer in New
York City, who was knocked down in
the street about two years ago and near
" killed, has, in measure, regained his
strength, and being in London, has writ
ten a letter to the London Times about
our Geneva case.
james NJ. Tyler has resumed law
partnership with Hon. Charles r. Field
at Brattleboro.
Hon. George P. Baldwin has return
ed to Bradford to make his permanent
residence.
DIR. E. G.. Jones of Union Village,
VT, has been appointed editor of the
New England Eclectic Medical Journal,
published at Lewiston, Maine.
L. w. Palmer, the new superinten-
dent of the Passumpsic Railroad has
taken up his residence at Lyndonville.
Hiram Powers, the sculptor, has
lately intimated to his friends a purpose
to visit his early home in Vermont.
Rev. Elijah Hutchinson, for many
years pastor of the Baptist church in
Windsor died at the Windsor House of
pneumonia, at the age of 60 years.
Hon. William Rounds of Chester, has
not been as i'll as was reported, and the
Windsor Journal says lis not too old
for Governor"
Henry Ward Beecher, the San
Francisco papers say, will visit Califor-
MIA this spring.
Rev. Robert Collyer is to go to Col
orado on lecturing tour next summer.
Rev. Laurens P. Hickok, late Presi-
dent of Union College is to fill the chair
of Mental and Moral Philosophy in that
institution. Dr. Hickok will be remem-
bered as the gentleman who preached
the able sermon at the installation of
Rev. Mr.. johnson over the Congregati-
Onal church in Rutland.
Rev. RaIza NJ. Manley, formerly
Principal of the Troy Conference Acad-
envy, has been transferred from the New
Hampshire Conference of the Methodist
church to Virginia.
Mrs. A. P. Brown of St. Johns
bury, addressed a Spiritualist Associ-
alton at Concord, New Hampshire,
April 5th.
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Medical.
OLD Established HOSPITAL

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Congressional.

Last week Senator Robertson of
South Carolina, submitted letter adj
dressed to himself and bis colleague by
Gen. Wade Hampton, Kershaw and NJ.
G. Butler of South Carolina denying
positively that statement made by Sena-
tor Edmunds, some weeks since, that
they were connected with the Ku Klux
Mr., Willard has presented petition
of the citizens of Barre asking for the
passage of a bill granting increased pen
sions to discharged soldiers.
Mr. Poland has reported a bill re
lating to the reform school of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Senator Edmunds on Thursday from
the committee on pensions reported adj
versely upon the bill granting pension
of $4,000 a year to the widow of Admi-
raj Farragut.