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Drunk In Church.

CINCINNATI, Dec 25.-There was a
stunning sensation to day in one OF our
high-toned Episcopal churches (St. Johns
on the occasion of the Christmas services
and communion. Tho rector OF this
church, the Rev. G, B Davidson, died
recently, and his place has not yet been
supplied. To day another minister, OF
COvington, hsd been secured to ofllciate
Unfortunately the latter gentleman had
psrtaken rather freely Of egg nog before
going to the church; and worse still,
when he got there he dived into the Jug
OF communion wine, drinking long and
often Of the rich juice OF the grape. He
mansgedto get through the formal services
decently but by the time he comenced on
his Christmas sermon, the mixture Of
egg.nogg and wine had so worked upon
his brain that he was badly "of," and
wandered sadly. He rambled around,
Jumping from one topic to another In such
way that all could see that the man was
drunk. At last when the thing became
unbearable, the Wsrdens gave the signal,
and the congregation, small one, got up
quietly and left with dignity, leaving the
minister to tGlk to empty benches.
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Cruelty to n Ncgro Woman,

EVANSVILLE, December 27.-.The
journal has information that last week a
party oil patrollmen, who were guarding
Uniontown, Kentucky, against suspected
lncendiarism on the part of negroes
took a colored woman and hung
her three times to extort a con
lession as to the suspected plot. She
was left insensiblc and almost dead, but
recovered after restorstives were applied,
The town is in the widest excitemen,
and is being strictly guarded.
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NEW YORK.
THE WAYS AND MEANS ooMMlrrRE

NEW York, December 20-The sub
Committee oil the Ways and Means Com
mittee oil the House, met to.day Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, and decided to con-
tinue sthe Pacific Mail investigation on
Monday.
KALAKAUA HELD A RECEPTION.
Kink Kalakaua had reception at tho
Windsor Hotel to-day, at which were
present Major General Hancock and
staff, members Of the Army and Navy
Club, resident COnsuls, and members Of
the Board Of Trade. An address was
presented by the latter body, in which
the Board stated that they view with
great interest the announcement OF nego-
tiations for commercial treaty between
the Sandwich Islands and this country.
King Kalskaua stated that he would
send a suitable reply in few days,
THE BEEcHER Bull OF PARTICULARS.
Tho Tilton- -Beecher bill Of particulars
suit was mp oday for argument in the
Brooklyn City Court Mr.. Beach, Of the
counsel for Tilton, was not ready, and
the Court set the case down for Monday
next,
KING KALAKUA
was the guest this evening OF the son OF
Chief Justice Allen, Of the Hawaiian Is.
lands.
King Kalakua and suite attended
solemn high mass this morning In St.
Stephens church.
SUIT AGAINST BRRCHRR.
Solomon Skidner, Of Brooklyn, has be-
gun suit against the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher for the recovery of 5000 with in
terest, the amount due for four sets OF
teeth supplied, 1t Is alleged, 10 the wife
and father Of the defendant with his
knowledge. Mr.. Beecher, through his
counsel, denies the allegation and de.
mands that the case be dismissed on the
ground that no services were performed for
him, and besides the cause OF action is
barred by the statutes of Limitation, the
services according to the complaint hay.
ing been rendered six years ago.
ENTERED A NoLLE.
District Attorney Winslow, Of Brook.
lyn, sigualized his exit from office to-day
by entering q nolle in the libel case OF
Charles A Dana. Judge McCue, the
plaintiff, being satisfied with the expla.
nation in the Sun oI Thursday last.
BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the New York Bank
statement for the week, ending TO day:
Loans, decrease, $l.744. 500; specie, de.
crease, $222 400; legal tenders, decrease,
$76S, 5000; deposits, decrease, $l,S4s,200;
circulation, decrease, 1921 500; reserve,
decrease, $3.50, 100.
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Death of Rev. ", II. marshall.

DUBUQUE, December 2O.-ltev. w. R
Marshall, D. D., pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church Of this city, died of
apoplexy this evenining at o'clock. He
was stricken down at Z o'clock this
morning and continued unconscious to
the hour Of his death. His loss Is pro-
lounaly felt In this city, where the Doctor
was held In high esteem. For six years
he was pastor Of q Church 10 Baltimore,
and for long time Of the First Presby.
terian Church Of Columbus, Ohio. His
age was 43. His remains will be carried
TO Muskingum county, Ohio, for inter.
ment
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JUSTICE CALDwRLI.-John Scholl, q
Market street saloon keeper, complained
before Justice Caldwell on Saturday
morning, that James Lysle and Frank
Coyle had been very disorderly in his sa-
loon on Christmas eve. Warrants were
sworn out TOR the arrest of the parties
named. Officer St, Myers arrested Lysle,
who plead guilty and was required to
furnish security in the amount of $500
that he would be Of good behavior for the
period oi one year. Coyle was also ar
rested, but the examination OF his case
was continued until this morning,
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ILLINOIS.
uRNsEp1N AND ROCK ISLAND CANAL.

HENNEPIN AND ROCK ISLAND CANAL.
HENNRPN, December 26.-The large
and enthusiastic convention held In this
place to-day was composed of representa-
tives from the agricultural and mercantile
interests of the Northwest. Resolutions
to Congress were adopted recommending
strongly the construction Of the Hcnnepin
and Rock Island Canal, IS 1t is considered
OF more inslrinsic value to the nation at
large than any other work proposed OF ten
times It's cost. A number OF prominent
gentlemen spoke in favor OF the enter.
rrise,
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THE January number OF the P3puIa'
Science ReUieU has Prof. Tyndall's Man
chester lecture, in which occurs his dis
avowal Of atheism. There are ten other
articles, some illustrated, and very full
editorial departments. This excellent
magazine.tor thinking readers never has
a dull or uninteresting number. Pub.
lished by D. Appleton & Co., New York
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COCK PIT BROKEN UP,

About II o'clock to night a detachment
OF police, headed by a Captain and two
Lleutenants, made descent upon a Geek
pit on freeman street, known as the
quarter stretch, surrounded the house and
arrested Buck Brady, proprietor, and five
others. The arrest was made at the iusti.
CATION OF the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals. The police failed
10 obtain an entrance in time to witness
the cock fight. The prisoners will be
tried on Monday.
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TIE Cincinnati Enquirer urges the
Legislature to provide for submitting the
question OF license squareIy to the people
Of Ohio, at tho next annual election, in
accordance with the State Democratic
platform, and also to modify the Adsir
law,
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NEw YORK, December 2G.-Arrived-
The steamship France, from Liverpool.
LONDON, December 2G.-The steam.
ship Abysinia from New York, arrived
out.
NEW YORK, December 27.-Arrived-
The steamer Adriatic from Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, December 27-The steam.
er Cambria from New York has arrived.
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Brutal Treatment of a Young Girl.
Aid Society.

OMAHA, December 2G.-Tom Formy, &
saloon keeper at Elkhorn, Nebraska, altel
an absence Of two years, returned there
with girl l2 years Of age, to whom ht
said he was married. He kept her in 9
room 4s hours and brutally treated her
The citizens mobbed his place, but Formy
escaped, The girl was found almost lie
less.
Since General Brisbin's return the State
Aid Society has no solicitors from Ne
braska asking aid Tor the grasshopper suf
ferers, the representations TO the contrary
Notwithstanding.
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Death Of Hon. AIvah CrocLer,

BOSTON. December 27.-Hon. Alvab
Crocker, Representative in Congress from
the Tenth District, died at his residence
10 Fltch6urg, Massachusetts, last night
He lett Washington last Monday to spend
the holidays al home, and caught a SO,
vere cold which on Friday assumed O
serious form OF congestion on the lungs
and terminated fatally. Age 73.
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, December 2G.-The Csrlists
have offered TO restore the German brig
Gustav upon the payment OF custom du.
ties alleged to be due.
MADRID, December 27.-Food Is re-
ported 10 be very scarce at Pamplons.
All known Carllst sympathizers are being
expelled from that city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

CHARGED WITH FoRGERY.-On Satur
day afternoon VIM. link entered an in
formation before Justice Hammer, charg
ing that Geo. Spindler, on September Sth
forged the endorsement oil a note purport
ing to be made by Richard Crlswell and
Buchanan Gsrvin in favor Of ALFRED
Symes, for the amount Of $29 so
Spindler was examined, and sent to jail
in default oI furnishing 1000 bail for his
appearance at the County Court.
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CINCINNATI,


CINCINNATI, December 2O.-John Vet.
ter, an infant three months old, was suf.
located last Tuesday night by It's drunken
lSther and mother lying on 1t in bed.
The corpse remained in the house till this
forenoon before discovered by the neigh.
oors. The parents, being still drunk, had
made no attempt to bury it. They are
now IN the station house, the father suf.
leripQ from delirinm tremenu
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THE New York Tribune says that
while the value and income Of property
In that city havo been rather falling of
than otherwise, the rate Of taxation Is
steadily increasing, The tax Of 1878 was
50 80 per 800; that Of 1874. g 80; that
OF 1875 is expected to be at least IS, and
may possibly exceed that figure.
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Shot Dead by a Woman,

PHILADELPHIA, December 2G.-Charles
Wynne, car driver, was shot dead by Mrs.
straussler, while endeavOring, early this
morning, with Others, to force an entrance
into her husbands saloon, in Camden,
from which they had been elected q short
time previously,
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THE Kansas City journal says real
estate in that vicinity, both in city and
country, ia lower now than 1t has been fol
ten years past. 1t adds that in many To-
ealties II has fallen more than a hundred
per cent" II this be true, it Is worth less
than nothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

MEMPHIs, December 2G.-In q quarrel
At the Chelsea stock yards last night
Matt Rice shot and fatally wounded Dave
Scott, both cOlored.
On Faddys Hen and Chickens, an
island lust above this city, today, two
colored men named Fred. Jones and VIM
Shlpp had an alteration, which resulted
IN the former shooting the latter, inflict,
fatal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

ENGINEERING learns that a rolling mill
ct Columbus, Ohio, has recently contract.
ed to furnish a large quantity oI rails to a
railroad company at $59 per ton. This
Is said to be $3per ton less than tho price
at which the same quantity Of rails
could be delivered from England to the
same part Of the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

THIS Is the delicate way in which the
Hartford Post hints at the formation OF a
new party: "It the men Of all parties
who accept the doctrine Of the President
on the financial question could be got to
act together, they would make up an i'm.
mense majority In the country"
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RUSSIA.
DL cLARRD INSANE.

En-. PETERsBURG December 28.-Grand
Duke Nicholas, son OF Grand Duke Con-
stantl1e and nephew oI the Emperor, has
been declared insane and placed under
the guardianship Of his father. He was
associated with the diamond scandal Of q
lew months ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

No ARRESTS were made for diecharging
fire arms or fire crackers in the city on
Christmas, but there we're many viola
tions Of the ordinance Notwithstanding,
However, ithere were not one'tenth as
much noise and smoke on our streets as
upon many previous holidays within our
recollection,
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John Russell, Of Greenfield, Mass,
veteran cutlery manufacturer and founder
OF this industry in America, died at his
residence Sunday; aged rs years.
Sheriff Elliott, Of Philadelphia, sstur.
day read to Heidenblutt the warrant for
his execution on the 2lst of January
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HARRY RoBINsoN's MINsTRELs.-Hsrry
Robinson, "the man with the silver
horns, with tirst.class minstrel troupe
will perform in the Opera House on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. Harry
puts no paper on the walls, but announces
his talent through the columns of the
newspapers. He has the reputation oil
travelling fine company, and giving a
good chow. The names announced arc
well known to the.public, and We may ex'
pect hearty laugh on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. - The
newly elected officers oil Ohio Lodge No
l, A. F. and A. NJ, were installed on Sat-
urday night. Nelson Lodge No. 80, A
f. and A. NJ, installs its officers to-mor-
row evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28
Engineer Crushed to Death.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, December 26-An
engine on the Washington and Ohio Rail.
road at Round Hill, Loudoun county, was
run into yesterday by an unlocked passen.
ger car, and VIM, Sides, engineer, was
crushed to death. There was no other
casualties.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, December 2C.-Captain
Bartholomew, ofthe 10th infantry, died
OF the United States Arsenal Thursday
night The remains were shipped north.
The Legislature reconvenes on Monday.
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FIRE NEAR BRIDaEPoRT-The resi-
dence Of Louis Cooke, about four miles
west OF Bridgeport, was destroyed by FIRE
on Christmas day. Only small portion
OF the building was occupied, and as the
fire originated in an unoccupied apart
ment, it is supposed to be the work of an
incendiary. The contents of the house
were also destroyed. The building was
valued at 5000, and insured Tor $4,000
in the LEtna, OF Hartford, Connecticut.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

THE Board Of Managers of the Wheel.
ing s. Belmont Bridge Company have
declared dividend Of 4 per cent on the
capital stock Of the company, payable
January 4.
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Railway Accident Reported

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 2e.-It is
reported that an accident has occurred on
the Washington & Ohio Railroad. No
particulars are given, but 1t Is stated that
only s. L. Stiles, the engineer, was killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-28

ONE full.sized man in a crowd going
home from church on slippery sidewalk
can make more trouble than bombshell
in redoubt.
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ST. LN, via QuEBEc, December &c.
An extensive brewery in this village was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
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Seven hundred Mennonites who ar
rived at Philadelphia, Friday, will leave
ior the west in few days.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING GRAIN.

John Green and Jas. Murphy have been
arrested for stealing bulk grain. a nun.
ber OF well filled grain bins were found
In MurphY's house.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
)fice Northwest cor. Of Main and Nc nroo .ets.
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Broke hiz Neck-Run Over by the
Cars,

New ORLEANS, December 2O.-Robert
johnson was thrown from a cart, break.
ing his neck.
A train on tie Mobile road ran over
Green Brown,a colored trackman, killing
him Instantly.
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MEMPHIS, December &c An inCcndi.
ary fire at Clarendon, Arkansas, early
Thursday morning, destroyed the grocery
stores OF B. F. s. w. D. Kerr and J. N.
WheeloCk, the saloon Of J. L. Wheelock
and DR.. Turnbulrs office. Loss $4,000
Nothing known here regarding the in.
surance.
BosToN, December 27.-The mill OF the
Norton Steam Power Company, at Nor.
ton, Mass, burned last night. Loss
$4,000; partly insured.
NEW YORK, December 27.-The furni.
ture store OF Ward, Warren s. Co,
corner Spring and Crosby streets, burned
to-day. Loss $l4O.OC insurance not as.
Certained: Incendiary.
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TIE dwelling and library Of Rev. J.D.
McCABE, OF Baltimore, Uormerly Of this
city, was burned on Christmas night. The
loss is reported at $4,000.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, December ga nest Of
railroad thieves have been discovered in
East St. Louis.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

CHRISTMAS fun netted fines at the po.
lice court on Saturday amounting 10 500.
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Weather ReporE.
PROBABILITIES,

WAH DBrARTAENf,
OPPIoE OF THE CHIRF SIRNAL OFFlCKR.
WARRINGTON, u, O., Dec. 27.-s:00 P.H
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AT NRWDURGH, N. Y,

NEwBURGH, N. Y, December &C.
Three stores in Matteswan burned thi.
morning. Loss $4,000; insurance $22. :
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FIRE RECORD.


BALTIMORE, December 2G.-ReV. j. d.
MCCsbe's dwelling, with furniture and
library, on Park avenue, burned last
night. Loss estimated at $4,000.
AT NEW YORK.
New York, December 2G-Ponger's
brewery, East New York, burned tnis
morning. Loss $9O,0O0
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-18

e.
HURRAH FOR THE COUNTY
FAlR.-At a recent meeting Of the
Directors it was determined to hold
the next County Fair on the 9Th,
7th, Sth, 9th and 10th days Of
October, 1874. And now letevery-
body go to work and aid in getting
up q successful fair-a full and com
plete exhibit Of the products OF
Linn county. The premium list
will contain several new features
that will certainly meet the general
appreciation, while some Of the OBJ
jectional features will be stricken
out entirely. Success to the Linn
County Agricultural Association.
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SIC. Fox, Sec.

CAUsELEssLY ABUsIvE.-What
was the incentive to the unwar.
rantable and causeless abuse OF the
firemen and citizens Of Albany by
the last Corvallis Democrat, we
are unprepared to say. But that
all the charges made wcreunfounded
we have the best Of evidence. The
editors certainly must haYe been
imposed upon, for all Of Corvallis
best citizens, who visited Albany on
the 4th, with whom We have con-
versed, pronounce the charges
wholly without foundation. Pre-
parations to entertain quadruple the
number of firemen from Corvallis
who put in an appearance on that
occasion, had been made BY Albany
Fire Company, and they were, in
yited to partake. Albany Fire
Company or the citizens Of Albany
never have been found lacking in
liberality or courtesy to guests, and
on the occasion Of which complaint
is made, special pains had been
taken to entertain in good shape all
who came from our sister city.
We cannot believe that the ma
iority OF the tiremen Of Corvallis
Justify this unwarrantable abuse Of
our fremen and citizens, and we
expect them to take steps to show
their disapproval Of it in some pub
lie manner.
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EXTENDING AND IMPROVING
The promised enormous yield Of
grain in this county the coming har-
vest has set our warehousemen to
work to get ready to receive and
store it in proper shape. Among
the rest, Messrs. Simpson & Church
are fitting up their warehouse in
good shape, and intend building an
addition, for the special purpose Of
storing oats, ,yhich, wien com
pleted, will store fifteen thousand
bushels Of oats.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The Di-
rectors of the Albany farmers
Company, at their regular meeting
in this city, July 7th, elected the
followinging officers for ensuing
year: DR.. Crawford, President; D.
Mansfield, Secretary, and Geo. F.
Simpson, Superintendent. The
Company is building new wharf,
and putting in a water wheel. The
w. T. Co. will use the wharf
during the coming season.
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/ rsesolusle.. Of 1'l.snks.


The following resolution was
handed in too late for last weeks
issue:
Resolred, That special thanks
of the members Of Albany Engine
20. No. !, ere due to Misses An.
relia Blain, Katie D. Lyle, Libbie
Irvine, Mary ]. Harmon, Maria
Irvine and Libbie Althouse, for the
tasteful and elegant manner in
which they decorated our fire engine
for the occasion Of the celebration
on the last Fourth Of July, and we
shall always hold them III the high.
est esteem therefor.
J. K. HERREN, Pres.
SIC. Fox, Sec.
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SERVICES NEXT SUNDAY.

BAPTIST CHURCH Services at II 4. n.
and JPN. Sunday School at lsk T, d.
Rev. G. II. Mattoon, Pastor.
M. r. CHURCH Services at II A. M. and
JPN. Sunday School at 9k 2. n. Rev.
isaiah Wilson, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Services at
ia. M. and Z r. NJ Sunday School at
sXP.M. Rev. s. G. Irvine, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH wilnoutt
AoPastor 1T present Sunuas Schooi ~
SXP, M. sa.
Me. CHURCH SOUTH Services in Con-
9rogational Church alternate sundays.
Rev. Jos. Emery, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH : Services at
College Chapel, alternate Sabbaths, az
iiA. M. and7 p. NJ. Sunday School at
lSKP.M. Rev. Il. B. Geary, DID, Fastof'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-07-18

Fourteen wagons, manufactured
at Moline, Illinois, came up on Mon
day nights boat. They were the
first arrival Of the lot Of wagons
ordered by Mr.. Dufur, agent for
the State Grange, while at the East
recently. Ninety-fve dollars, we
believe, was the price paid by Mr..
D. at the factory. They are worth,
laid down here, about one hundred
and fifteen dollars each. If they
prove to be as good a wagon as
either the Balm or Mitchell, the in
yestment will have proven to be a
saving one.
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INSTALLATION. The Odd Eel
lows Lodge at Brownsville install
their new officers so-dsy, and quite
a number Of the members Of the
Order from this city are going up.
We believe the installation is to be
a public one, and will be sonnet ime
in the afternoon, SO that a Rebekah
meeting can be held at night.