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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

EFw YORK Peh g-BEEvEAryas o%ay including come il
kende Aodiy 30 heac all 81 Numunpaw
Wedesdss trs geasrl Of little and especially after
An before drove buyers home wit
many pucs Most o. the stock over Tor tomorrow tut about
l deB closing sales 10 TIE raies Of mon
day. There pretty FAR 1ed cattle mostly teIAns :.
D. esL sHd cars. D. 1OJ To- At IIc, 80 ..
sHKEPCOmuOn M cannot be advanced While ai sheep are hs
keth - viii cars q o s .asA.l5 ~ eae lei Ih
h.Te ,n one money hau in until
soa soek either be borsbt lower at he
Hume Eo For-eshtst lS Dino saeep % Dat &C. and ~
krsy .beep, 70 n 1t Hose 30 Of - at 81 %
dek al Comlunpaw rough eoarse 81 %, Illinois sheep
Ct Sc. and yesteray, 200 DO. ss ID At 6lS 49,, r, .
end n cars Al Couu1uaW The e ATDe with
alive WesteIn coming IL Freely.
Pun DElA Feb Tere good demand this week for The
better descriptions beef cattle bui The nsoam raoes ee n n
eqaL Te onlegs ana 81 reached % 80 9so at prices
sdsc extra cattle sold al from 4d54c y b.
nhhhf- ILe -Il ~ 80 r. 49, 4i- 81 49, s Soo3 nj
gn choice; sd a. from ~ SGSS per head
ess1g, amounted 70 zoo oOd boys scd at 81 100
Cov-Ter. is net much demand md about
De n. head oLango AaAcsai nom SG per head as 70 on
Brrpo Feb ls-CAr7rE-hs receipts today neHd!pg Il
arne 80 bead. making me tol supply FOR toe
The opened apparently active at ssro0g roster
ca pn n d ooa osea,as s,losl. VIC s,iSs D 49, %
tesrrlpe bang ior Toward pnees showed
the Ovupr ree Aloat O0 bed se sposedf sales OFT bead
limos seer. ranging from 80 20 ~ d. a. - va p ~ % se
Ono averaging D. 1O ~ head Indiana
ger selssg ~ rs a. - ~ he'd M.sSr steer ranging from
LA SIS u &c SS0ss 90 head cAIsds Mixed averaging III
sarsy LASH.T1e receipt, TO-DAY head making
Tor tse ssms aRe aa he vas
HossSe sp Io.y we're 900 bssa rss,r The total ,,r,
.. soss .as 100 Illinois boss ranging Rom leI to
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Ar7rsTA Fen I9Coiion hardening nllags is net ieeep'
4ls sales. ~ bales
CnlRLgsrox Fee Cotton qs.t ai'g DE net receipts
lu'2 bales. sales - BALES. stock. A l2a bales
MEMPHIS lo-CoOn lrler Mftne', l'5 d%oci receifs
IOr7 bales; shipments l.Jn bales st0rE, y. ~ haies
PuuADgLPuIA Fec. 80 quiet. hiii4 IS &c
Feb ieJotiOu qust MidilDgs- l'c' reepn 10
shipme-is 81 bales
F- e-'Uon uncbsOsea dA4dAa4AIJbei receiits
Il shipments % bales
Feb Judi M1d1rs 2lc ret receipts 80 bses
ross 2 u bales; sales Po halrs; stock, : 500 bales
SAVANNAH leb. lj-COtiOn quet A1lmg 4r het receips
be tonlct 40 bales coas"se, "a" Daiss
ssies ~ lsles: stock ~ - haes .,.
GAlvgsrov Feb Good Ordinary l6dl7c net
receipts 4 exp5fsosstsse Jjl bales sales Io 1s
stock. BOB bse.. q. .
tScNNArr loCotor nominal; Miidhngs. lOc receinis
r9l b. sinuen.s. 3il bales. stock, i.i.6 bales
YoyIg Feb 1t lu nominal Low MddA1cs, lt z
183c: M.lInss 9.alsic receipts, LIZ bales eHp"rs-to
-t Britain gJ basi saes wv bales
lales. ,,,,.---
NLw.ORLPANs FEB 49, Cotton derae demand. Low Mdihncs
la-c Mdsrrg Igc boyj bales lit lats
h-ieS; the Continent boI bHIes;
sales so bses; last evening. SJs bales
WILMINGTON d. Il toa quiet Aifhngs l93c. net receipts
POI is less f1ports-coastwse Al hs ock. 5r3 bales.
BALTIMORE FEB 9ooa dull; Mddlngs 2Otc gfo>s receips
~ les e1pors-to Britain 200 bles cOavise la bales sales
rs bales stock. 1888 bales
NoKPox steady; LnT Midlngs. lsC nei Re-
ceu PSI bales exqorto Great Britain TO bales ossiwse los
bales sales. 80 bales. STOCK, 77j b1ies.
fror latest telegraph Markes zee FlJth Page
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RECElPrs OF pRODuCE

IT F0FIN INV HaiTTOa0L
Pas S-S1 pkg% Ashes - pkg Brandy, J7lO bales Cotton
lO Dried Put ils btis Eggs. bbz
Wheat s bush Gem . 40 lush oats 500 bush. Malt
bsgs Gra nsra SO kb Beans ~ Corn
bag b. X 100 5b. Meal Is bales Hemp bales Hop
La des bales III Leather bblG stsn Tar.
Deutine 80 bb Ter 165 bills 0u OIL Cake pkgA
PorL l9 pigs Beef SD lgs Cot Meats so Pgs Grease 81
pkKs Lard ~ ies Lard stearn 3s23 Okgs Butter ca
pss Chess 6kgs Talos Hog 80 bags Pesns
u pkes liae boxes Ssfch. rosseoo
Tobacco fs2 t!s WISH ~ bales Wool 70 pkgs 4 al
Wis., 49, BslL oil, ~ bsIG Oystl0e. u bds sG4a&
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/ % INDIANAPOLIS, a3a
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLD BONDS

Capitalists s,cd eraEBe To merits II the
Bonds issued nv the INDIANAPOLlS BLOOMINGTON AND "bSI'
BRS RAILWAY COMPANY, and scared by Prsi Mortgage on lis
Extension Line Of miles On tts work, 100 miles from
CHAMPAIGN 20 Havana on the Baols River completed
aud trains will that section IN the secon"
january. TIE remaining hs'aue Of S miles to heokuk
Mississippi = niles Decatur grsdea
parity down. will be finished In ample time Tor
the business Of iS:3. Tie character soil Increasing primo
,ors country tibay TIE pt Of the na Asafe
for large rcmH1eraive buSacsl
Tie read INDIANAPOLIS PAn 22l s has been IN operation
e than and las estabslef success ms ehrn
ings have steadily increased giving in 1872 an in-
crease Of $685.. O0O over 1871. Net receipts from
this unrt Of The line alone are iiun sufficient 10
respond puncinally interest all Bonds made aud -
by Company. Il rare that this ca BE- sid Of any r
road daring negotiation Of itS seeur.ieA
The entire lie Of 40 miles has tie support Of ropuOus exceedingly
productive agricultural through hnd con-
meets important cities, and crosse immense de
posts oo al Of which insure local business OF great
magnitude. Western and North Western connections sub
saniay eoalro with prominent interfering roads VIII
large throagh tra1 The managers appreciate the necessity
unusually large rrseat ard providing for it Ta possible
This with under construction expressly
for this road ndisa.po viii greatly s faeues and
enable IL TO take offered business which IL hns
been Obliged TO decline.
Particular s,ten.sn Is ssAeA to the h these Boai
which liability the Corporation line o. 40
niles AMI arc also completely by ard only mortgage on
be e1ienaon line 30S miles completed and
q graded.
With the certainty interest viii In short
time largely reduced 5,Os viii find it tsaatagoa' 10
present high pres ard rtDves these BoHds which We
possessing sIsTie security for al iarcor As Al invest
Dert they cannot fal prove largely reuuneTai5e
The are per gold e1oh convertible into
stock par option Tie holder and BE registered with
Price 30 and accrued Interest 10 curreaey Coupons
JsnuarJ and July |. free VI tax
All neroabe securities received IN eIchang. best 1arset rates
Full particulars furnished on Application
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.,..usd upon a completed trunk line earning more
than souph TO pay interest and operating expenses
old BIZ Gro. OPDyKK 4 Co.. q NassSn-st.
WINsI.Ow a. WILSON, 10 WllialD-st'
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G,yeE ERiF R,lLwkf coxFAsT SEv.sosE Peb IL, 1874
III IA. -

t,,FI.E I"f"s
nlNIDEND.-The Directors OF this Company
~ h.yo ded DIVIDEND ron tho e,rn5Es Of ne oae lei ihs
r months tdng Jlgt DECENT uhmoiof THREE AND OhEtihLR
PER CYL TIE PRBPERRBO STOCK, agi Aso DlYlDHED Of
ONE AND lHI.EEQuARrBR5 PER CENT 10 the COA9oh
SfOk rom e rad twelve h-nshs ending Dec
81 1st both able the 18th March neIt a Tho eau-Ta
once 70 shIhaTt. the registered k0deEs Of siSsk at the eoag
Of the b lokG
The Transfer Es>ks ben Preferred and CommSn STOCK viii "
closed a. Ae salr the lst fsT n March ncIA
and ala closed until the orug q be lfth q Nara By order 81
boari II n. OTIS
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Balls

I IEDERKRANZ BALL.
4 CARRIAGE REGULATIONS
contihz COMPANY tue shove ban - CONS nssse
49,, s 90 "a, rorrh F5nrrerfbs inl Third afr nd tfn ~
. ssrn~ order geurreu hr a he i"sr
Tbe rates snd - nfs
VII ~ mole li @srh rafass -
ion. bsrK sdmei 10 ormea vii psar frpon 70 hs secs
.py .itcmpt 10 syehares The p1T u dycf&
JANIS st. LHARY Capt 10Th Prcruct City Hal Haef nsp"essa
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Art SALE
NJ HENRY CHAPMAN Of brooklyn. hees 10 vs
erthian the LEAfirr ART kOONS.
sf BROADWAY from 10 hs GALLERY Of foRsftin
.nt AMERICAN PAINTINGS. him ~b graf sss
choice EXAMPLES By Nebo-cbo'ea Nsyer Vsn bn
g- pod0gon, Arm1ed Carud. SeuhaJs Pousut Shge nss
birset
,brreh Hart DuraRd Geor. Doughty, Ceinan se Nc,
so By Tie CAuoa hall haeIoonA IAOhSDAA sse
FRIDAY EVENINGS, Feb q sad a. al "a o'clock ....~-
Sale vii 30 v.geeat ANY RBSkksAIioh %
waAIkVkk The As0a ksAftiT Ar>se~
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THE MARKETS.


TCareGaIlr reported for TnE rKrrrsxi -, n 10,
AsHYs-The receipts to-day - rtgs Foe sIr veI 9
a.. Quoted So Fearls are duh ard ILL "a
market fer the spot remains very Su A"O
nree. are &C sOHeE We quote - to!'ows; r....
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LlBERrI-yr. HBvYoHK Peh u, 1871
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
- PERRkD FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING Rusp BosDs-
follows 36 as 49, lo5 $50 g. 81 "a
soS SIS III, d. 51 81 TO- 5ll 49, 30 81 1g - al 59 10
Of sie each reps0R. According 20 The terms Of the mort
interest thereon viii Msy BI The HgisrgBe
reaeg . them sh far scae prs,snison and
surTenGeE. Is. J Tf6DES. No " Wshst
T. n No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-20

NJ r1oiaiIolS U1scu s1'0 I".'"s ="
-. ,,.p hsh a crate below the sTade quoted
wv FhEsSNr DELIVERS ~,
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The STATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN NARKE1S
kexeok Feh I'LL IsESsS op<asa u "a tof geEeJ, tHo
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET

NEwYORK. "Wednesday, Fob. 10. 1873.
In consequence of the continued bad cOndi-
ton Of our streets and unfavorablo weather there
hardly any business in the general horse market beyond
the current demand for railroad and stage horses az
former quotations.
At the CITY Auction Mart and Y Y. Tattersas. Messrs
Barker & Chase disposed the following stock, under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-20

sA, vo-r dali good Bakers lower chiefly oSing 70
o. u u ths unfayorabe weather. lhe close VIC
4, besvv a tho concession, % 80 boS We quote:
esf AIet anu tieo-eown Nix GO0l SAD - tah - %"
BIT Aer. sp4 tfe1r-etOva. fsll.F'
Richfssga Countxr.
airbmoua ExsgE.....-.......'.'''.'.'' 20
Df4Na re- ssssss o.
Ftinore How ari-st hrauds .............' - y,
psVert0gu
b. sgr = IN al lari freely offered sales Of 40 Dds we
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04
WEATHER REcoRDFo SEPTEMBER

WEATHER RECORD FOR SEPTEMBER,
Mean temperature for the month, "a
degrees. Highest temperature on the
9Th, 70; lowest on the 18th, 50. High
est temperature during the month, on
the 9Th, So; lowest on the Goth, 81.
Clear days ~, cloudy 5. Wind north
2G days, southwest 4. The mean tenn
perature for September, 1872, was 50
degrees-highest "A, lowest 80. High
est temperature during the month 50,
lowest 81. Clear days 10, cloudy 6,
showery 5. Wind north 20 days. south
Z, northeast 3. j. r. SMITH.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

FARMERS MEETTNG.-A meeting OF
farmers was called at the Court House
on Wednesday afternoon, to listen to
an address from Mr.. Mercer, of As
toria, on the subject ofmaking Astoria
the shipping point for the Willamette
Valley. Mr.. Mercer contended that
the farmers of Linn county were los
ing twenty per cent. every year on
their receipts for wheat by not send
ing their grain to Astoria for shipment
to Europe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

GONE TO SALEM.-Gus. Wheeler,
who has been in charge of the tele-
graph office in this city for a year or
two past, left us on Thursday to take
charge cf the Salem office. AS the
duties Of the Salem office are greater
and more responsible, and the pay
larger, this change is an evidence of
the high estimation in which he is
held by the officers of the Company.
We congratulate Gus. on his advance
ment, and wish him every success in
the future.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

QUARTz.-Mr. Mcknight, who ar
rived in this city from Washington
Territory on Tuesday, after an absence
of about a year, exhibited to us speci-
mems of quartz, taken from Hang
mans Creek, w. T., which are said
to be rich in the precious metals. Be
sides the gold and silver believed to be
hid in the mountains and gulches, he
says the soil is very productive, pro-
ducing good crops Of cereals, and is as
fine grazing land as lays out doors-in
fact the farmers country.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

HUGE BUSINESS. S.-The 0, Il G. Rail
road is now doing an immense busl-
ness carrying freights. Long lines Of
cars are almost hourly dashing up and
down the valley carrying off the al
most linitless amount Of wheat await
ing transportation to market. Almost
every bushel of grain, SO far. taken
from the valley, has been carried by
the railroad, as there is now, and has
been tor many weeks past, insufficient
water in the Willamette river to ell
able water-craftS to do any carrying
business. fit were not for the rail-
road it would have been impossible to
move the grain at this time, and, It
may be, for months to come; there
would have been little or no sale for
wheat, aud the price offered would
doubtless have been less than half that
secured by producers ofthis valley this
season. The immense crops ofcerals
with which this valley has enfavored
the present season, would not have
proved the blessing they have, had we
been without railroad facilities. Our
people can now, with the experience
Of the present before them, better un-
derstand and decide for themselves the
cOnundr,lm: Is the railroad benefit
to the producers Of the Willamette
valley, or is it an injuryG
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

SMoKY.-The whole country is full
of smoke, which, with the clouds Of
dust filling the air continually, gives
nature a somber and gloomy look,
very unpleasant to contemplate-ah.
Rain is what's wanted to clear the
atmosphere, and render plowing sue
Cessful.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

THOSE PERCHERoNS.- S.--We had the
pleasure Of meeting, in this city, on
Wednesday morning last, MIR. W. G.
Myer, of Jackson county, importer Of
the noted full bred Percheron stock of
horses. Mr.. Myer had with him, en-
route for the State Fair at Salem,
twelve head of Percherons, among the
number two huge stallious-White
Prince, nearly white, weighing 1880
lbs; Napoleon H., dapple gray, weigh
ling 100 lbs.-and several yearlings
and two year olds that looked like
matured horses, standing from l5l5 to
Is hands high, and weighing from
loo to 1850 lbs. A gray colt, seven
eighths blood, foaled April 10th, 1873,
stood about IA hands high and weighed
675 Tbs. 1t was the finest collection of
draft horses we have seen onthe coasf,
and we should imagine were just the
kind of horses our farmers need for
all work. Mr.. NJ. informed us that
they not only have the weight and
strength, but have the bottom, and
what is still more in their favor, have
fine action, and therefore make good
travelers-an advantage said to be
possessed by no other stock OF draft
horses. From present appearances, a
pair of these colts at three years Of
aye would pull down about 1000 lbs,
stand IS hands high, and would be
able to get away with four Of our COM
mon horses and their load with ease.
1t will pay our farmers while at the
State Fair to call at Mr.. Ms stables
and examine his stock.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

THE "SINGR" AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.-At
the Linn County Fair last week the Singer
Sewing Machine was awarded the first
premium over all Others for the best and
the greatest variety of work, by a com
mittee of ladies who thoroughly tested the
machine and gave the premium under
standingly. Messrs. Titus, Bourgardes &
Co., are agents for the Singer in this city,
and samples of the different styles manu-
tactured can be seen ut their jewelry estab-
lishment on First street. They also keep
for sale all kinds of sewing machine
needles, and will furnish on short notice
any attachments wanted to sewing ma
chimes. Call at their store when you need
anything in the sewing machine line.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

WAGoNs.-As an evidence that as
good wagons can be made right here
in Oregon - wagons that meet the
appreciation Of the tillers of the soil
equal if not superior to those Of Eas-
tern manufacture, we cite the fact that
Messrs. Peters Il Speidel, manufac-
tmers of wagons, thoroughbraces, etc,
of this city, have made and sold dur
ing the present season thirty-nine
wagons, and now have not single
completed wagon on hand. They are
manufacturing more, and will soon
bave a number ready for sale. We
will remark also, that their wagon is
giving general satisfaction.
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Albzng @e0lster,
% . y y
LOCAL MATTERS.
posr OFFICE REGISTER.
MAILs ARRIvE:

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroad north and south daily
ut 1920 p. NJ.
From Corvallis, daily, at 1890 A. NJ.
From Lebanon, tri-weekly, monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 1880 A. N.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and ssy,ztSi, daily,
close prompt at ll.25 A. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, at l.50P. NJ.
For Lebanon, tri-weekly, Monday, We'd
ncSday and Friday ate Pm.
Office hours from A. NJ. toSP. NJ.
Sunday, from IL NJ. to2P. NJ.
Money order office hours from 3 A. N. to
6p.M. P. II. RAYMOND, 7. M.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

PERsoNAL.--Capt. J. W. Mat
thews arrived in this city on Tuesday,
from his ranch in Washington Terri
tory.
Al. Wheeler, of Shedd, was in the
city on Wednesday.
Mr.. Mcknight, OF Hangman's Creek,
w. T., threw himself in view on
Wednesday. He speaks well of bis
new home.
J. w. Bodley, of Eugene, fills the
place left vacant by Gus. Wheeler in
the telegraph office in this city.
Col. Peter Sake was in the city on
Thursday.
Mr.. j. IL. Powell has removed
from Lane county with his family, to
his old home in Linn.
Dr. Whitney, of siletz Reservation,
was in the city on Thursday.
Mr., W. +. Settlemier, OF Prairie
City, John Day country, called yester-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Cakes breaches at the
Opera House tomorrow.
OATs-Has been selling at 81 19c per
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

PREPARING FOR WINTER. About
this time of year, wood-butchers are
plying their vocation with assiduity,
filling up wood-sheds with neatly
sawed stove and tire-wood to keep dry
during the Winter rains. If there is
anything more musical or enchanting
than a two-horse circular wood saw in
full blast, we don't want to hear it or
of it--it certainly equals boiler fac
tory.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

The REGISTER is issued twice each
week "Wednesday and saturday mornings
at the low price of three dollars per year,
In advance Call at The office, corner of
First and Ferry streets, and subscribe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale Of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns, &C., &c.
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
FLAX SEED. Howell, Harper u Go.
offer to contract for Flax seed at three
cents per pound, furnishing bags and
seed. 1.6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

Oh, come into the garding, Jane,
And sit beneath the rose,
And see me prance around the beds
Dressed in the best of clothesl
Oh, come and bring your uncles, Jane,
Your sisters and your aunts.
And tell them twas at A. Wheeler 4
Co.'S bought
My coat, my waistcoat and my pantsl
SHEDD, Or. Oct. %, 1873.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

PoTAToEs-Of excellent quality
and large growth are produced on
Hangman's Creek in Washington
Territory. Wehave a specimen raised
there that is hard to excel in size, and
the yield is said to be large.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

STILL THEY CoME.-Another large
invoice of goods, for A. Wheeler &
Co., at Shedd, BY the last steamer.
They are troubled for room to store
them.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

SEVERE KICK. A son of Mr.. James
Finlayson, who resides about four
miles from this city. aged about seven
teen, was severely kicked in the breast
by one of his fathers horses on, We'd
nesday,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

VERY Low.-We learn that DIR.
Ballard, of Lebanon, is very low with
typhoid fever.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

SIcKNEss.-A good deal of sickness
is reported throughout the county,
principally fevers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

@Rtn0 % per day. Agents wanted, All
DOlUdp ~ classes of working people, of
either sex, young 0t0ld, make more mon
ey at work for us In their spare moments
ticulars free. Address G. Stinson 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine. llyl
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

HALF FARE.-It is stated that ar
rangements have been effected with
the O. & C. Railway Company ma
terially reducing the rates OF fare to
those wishing to be present at Salem
on the occasion oflaying the corner
stone of the State Capitol, which trans
pires next Thursday. Those wishing
to attend will make a note of this fact.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

LARGE INvOICE.-Messrs. A. Ca
rothers & Co. are receiving large in
voice of drugs, chemicals, paints, etc.
For the long winter nights they will
have over five hundred cases of coal
oil. This firm is doing large and
increasing business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04

OBSERVED THE DAY,--Mr. y.
Baum's was the only business house
that observed Wednesday-the He
heew day Of Atonement--In this city.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-04
ALBANY REGISTER.

PUBLIC SPEAKING.--Mrs. Duniway
addressed a fair audience, on the po-
litical situation, at the Court House
last night, in her usual happy style.
She addresses the citizens Of Eugene
this evening. On Monday she win be
at Roseburg; on Tuesday at Corvallis;
on Thursday at Portland; at Hillsboro
on Friday. and Lafayette on Saturday.
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Coos Bay Coal Agency.
RERRYMAN 4 uIOYp.E,

nEALERS in Cumberland, Lehigh and
~ all descriptions Of Foreign and Do
nestle Goals. Also, PIG IRON.
Bulkhead -between Pacific and Jackson
street wharves~ SRA FranciscGA CA. bv5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
To Teachers and Boards.

receive q great number of let
ters from teachers and school boards
asking the following question, and as
| have not time to spare in answer
ing each individual through the
mails, desire to answer the question
through the county papers; "How
many days constitute school
month 2" Answer taken from the
Wisconsin Journal Of Education. A
teachers month, unless otherwise
specified in the contract, is % days
but 100 days schooling are declared
by the law, in another section, to
make the 5 months required" 1t
would pay teacher, school boards
and town clerks we'll to take aud
regularly read said journal. And
| think that they cannot fully dis
charge their duties toward the pat
rons of, and the pupils in our schools
without the aid of this journal.
W. Il. HoLFoRD,
Co. Supt. of Schools.