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SALES AT AJCTnOs.
L,ORECLosURE SALE.
Cyenit Court of the United staes-Rastsrn Dstrict

E0RKCLosuRE PALE
g oosi,1 hYss.sssn 41a.,sss '. .pa a. : t,,,s II
ESss and For; smith Railroad Commissioners ''e'
fSbc Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of De.
Eastern Dsuct Of Arkansas made and entered In The
hes s. & cf saas Z" hf q pees
duly appointed by said Court for that purpose.
THtFsDAY. the tenth d'gSt x;s December usno' A D.
Court iionse .he Circuit Court ths United states
Rpss Arsss.. eli .ss :sd DC ssasni. ssas
q s .asn on :. Ssy Re K
, s q bs IL. and H s sssFis ssS o s
.sd sne y y o
All ana singular sSc railroad ofths said Little Rock
and Fort smith nsro.d Company or which & ne 'aa ,hs
city q Little Sses, Inc county ras.s and
g e: y sor we % ss
line Of said state o. arkansas inaudins s the raj.
suy:r a ss-1sas % sa ssh 81 sss Isss nsn
ear and sSSs
with the JAMS appurtenant 70 the same and
eli
asqei as sIs he said for
ss psr hes" or and
Tsss'a nss ps,y,sss Hsssn'r sigss IN and
:ss :ss company as%s ?, ss's -.s
the tenepents heredaments and appurenances 70 the
said railroad branches lands ana premises or either
thereof belonging or IN any wise apper,ainas, anu ing
tolls incomes revenues rents issles and profits
ana also all the estate, right le interest properly
possession claim and demand whatsoever, as well in
law In equity o. the said company or n ana 70 me
ten lnces excepting and reserving however. all the
lands which heretofore have been granted 70 the shtd
The Little and Fort Smith Railroad Company BY the
IS sd sass o. Sy s state o. Hss
grained conveyed TO said company In payment 0r
subscriptions its capital stock otherwise all which
sad lands with the o0ption OF The wayS Tlah o. way
hercnb tculary and specifically
mentonedJ are hereby reserved and excepted,
well all other rspna property Of any and every
whatsoever mo lined In the mortgage foreoosed
by the decree IN The above enii tiled cause.
The terms and conditions OF said sale ara as 70
The purchaser purchasers viii be required TO pay
upon the acceptance his Or their bid ten per cenu
upon the amount OF said Odd Ia cash. and the remaining
ninety centum shall be paid or secured upon the ex
ecuon of deed or deeds Tor the said property ~
deposit by the purchaser OF the honds OF the United
States government 0f equal amount with said sum .!
ninety per centum OF said bid N The ONCE q san Speea
Master the said ninety cenum Of said bid 70 be pa1
into Court at time when required by the uourt and
within thirty days after such rcQulrenen snail be mace
by OF record TO be entered IN this cause the
said sum OF ninety per centun 70 bear interest At me
rate Of SIX centuI per annun Tom the date os sad
sale until the shall be paid; oonditon of sad
sale also that unless the said urch shall pay
said deferred purchase money within thirty days after
government bonds deposited Aforesaid shall be SOLD
or converted into money. as IN me )udement OF tne
ties having rights In said 1nd g be deryed r9m said
sale. CHARLES i. REDMOND,
Special commissioner and Master.
LITTLE Rock, Ark November ,, l>7i
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sAnEs Az AUCTION.
II. DRAPER, AucTIoSEER
American Diamond Drill Company.

American Diamond Drill Company.
s.le Of Patents, Diamonds Tnnneilng Machine. Safe
and once Furniture. uneer direction Of Vernon Il.
Brown. Receiver
In pursuance of an order Of Supreme conr dated
the 9Th day Of November isT4. win be sold at public
auction. the risk Of the purchaser BY JOHN ORA
PER CO.. Auctioneers, at the Exchange saicsroon.
In Broadway In the city OF New YORK; on the sasA day
OF November 1874 II O'Clock noon OF that day, Under
the dire ton of the Subscriber. the receiver named tn
these proceedings the following described propery;-
AL tho Right Title and Inersss OF tho American Dl-
mond Drill Company. corporation incorporated pursa.
ans the laws Of tho State OF New York, Of In and 10
certain Letters Patent Of the United States and he In
ventions and privileges thereby issued in dus
form to the said corporation and certain other par
ties ana thereafter assigned the said corporation
valuable consideration, which letters patent are dssg-
mated and described as iollows:--
Reissue No. $685. bearing the 18th day Of October
A D. 1852 signed by William r. Otto. Acting secrstary
ofthe Interior and countersgned and scaled with ts
seal Of tho Patent once by samuel g. Fisher commls.
sioner OF Patents whereby Asahei Severance was
granted for the term ofi7 years from the 18th day OF
Juy, 1853 the fu and exclusive right and liberty OF
% asnsnS u ss
patent me- and useful improved roek dr'll and de-
SAID resuon and msRng pars
same.
Also letters patent No u issued to one John North,
and William Holt Jointly, tor Improvement In r0cA
drilling machines
Also letters patent No l bearing date the s.n DAY
q "S Sy and sssd
ms ss s s = asssfSs SS%
S n
entitled IN said Letters patent "a new ian and ! useful TN
:crption whereof given the schedule xsd 10
said letters paont and makins part Of the same
on A;1 5 sy q ss %
form % one John Nor!h and one - bullock. ant
COMPANY.
any patents or lestors patent Of tho Republic Of
asSsS Ne .s ss q % ,s
person In their beha consequence OF an application
Sr e one
name TO the Receiver In these proceedings unknown
Also certain contract dated the lst day q July
bsIseen one y liam r. naney and he said American
ns e s1e
u:s ~ and a % S wbs Sa osr @
yas %s ~ Of Transfers OF Patents on the OH day q
And there will also be sold the said time and place
sll the right title AMI interest OF the said Amerlcun
Diamond Dril! Company o. 10 and TO certain diamonds
and certain tunnciling machine held by one J. u
Pearson collateral security respectively Tor two
notes. Tor 80 u00 and the other for SlVOO.
And there win also be SOLD at the same time and plac.
all right title and interest OF the said Americ
iamond nriI! Company Of In amt TO certain SAFE anu
Otice furniture, the former Offices OF the said
company No 81 Liberty street, consisting OF certain
and Stand ana Newspaper New Rack and Flies '
VERNON II. BROWN, receiver. 81 Beaver street
MARTIN SMITH. Attorneys Receiver. 50 Wall street.
Dated NEW YORK, Nov. g. 1874
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nEAx ESTATE 40 EXCHANGE.

REA1 ESTATE ~ EXCHANGE.
A Dovslg TrSEHEnr MoUsr, IN HARLEN
house u s sI ast.sss ss nss' nv sno suns
JOHN A. II ,scorI, i.ssi Third avenue.
A YrLL SIZED FOUR srcRY BROWN osR
"a hoass near Central Park l.ghny r mor.sssed to
''''ss 'e''''"'s worry MAXIM sH DUNN sus Broadway
ExcuAsGE-AIARGg FUANIruRE STORE. FULLY
~ ~ GONZALEZ and large .ss and Sssg s2sa N e In
aSre S1 mi oi T. l. i'iIs sHkpSsh Il s sS sSSsry ''
EoR gxcHAS6E-Iwo FRENCH FLAT HOUSES; HOUSES;
y Harlem siisily sneum6srsa as sa is9spsn to siSan
casa st aous " saaire i"nir d l. sELsEs ~ BoNsry
koR ExcuAsea-sg sgooKLYs nspsoyEn. IpH9rr,,
erty all rented and ifee from IN nn, over so
Dwelling near 0snia bfonSvisss s.5i .fss
L'oR rxcHAA aR-lApsoyEp raoPEsTy At BsR; aas
gen rsn 1sse s9 nv u snd srposyn mp Prossr
''se anu 'ss " p vREELASO, ia broadway. room "a
I,oR ExcmAYGg-A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT:
.ps r,Vpsr on e
'''''''' A"' aDWARD ). VAIL IN Broadway.
LroR SALE OR ExcHANsE-YiRsr Glass aEsI.
also 9sn's ne s ws nes es asa Carriage House Tor
below lts value eosh ~ hfSosn s ,ary street room n
I,oR sALgoR FxcHANsE--A SPLENDID FARM OF
"a acres at Red sans Monmoan y eSan5y s5 s wi,
rade "s froper about same New
foFT ss9sSSh SiBsoS 81 sonsoery ST. Jersey city
U,oR SALE on Easy TgRMs-oR EXCHANGE FoR
ey Msobs pan nse zen ai minutes iro@ Esb'h
Ras s4',s ears address 4 l. c. box 10 f0s' 00e H'S"
OTIS NEAR BY, FREE AND cLEAR, T4 ak TX
IL change Tor an, KIND OF Merchandise: ge2d BUS
ness to eAsh'nHs es sTsaltySa room
NRAyGE LA>p-2so ACRES IN FLORIDA FOR
as Or sXehaase tor saa!l place nsa,ev spnn speyre
SIx WELL BUILT BRICK HOUSES IN The
- Eleventh ward, New YORK. for sale or exchange on
easy terms mus Sss = wsckofF SSi OFF CO. 81 Park row.
To ExcuAsGE-rHE EouIy ~. TWO HOUSES.
one n haFs one y T"eniSSnrd v, wara m iSr par
,isaars.' ). 9. cGRiis s'alon 4, New YORK city.
nats, near Broadway, below the central Park AZ
rented Y'i take II trade private iIoase rem $500
dress A. g., box il3 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
NHKEE SMALL HOUSES ON HUNTINGTON
street. near smith street, Broosy9 y. al rsnlsd' TO
sA' ' '' D"'i.D i,oNevisf 80 ss,a
WELL RENTED CITY PROPERTY AND CASH As
w required offered tor 10 or one good city Iouse'
j. Kos SsiEfN. 81 Delaney street.
w good neizhborbood below sxiseih street. IN ex,
change ior tilprosei city Property well rented ana
i. il. aofaAN 1906 West Nineteenth street.
eO0 ACRE NEW JERSEY FARM. WITH GOOD
OUU buildings. 200 tons hay 5o0 bushels corn. other
erops and and iarmg .,ln nnpiehmrns' can MIR w hea"
II Centre street
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED -IMMEpIATgLY, FOR CASH BUYERS.
FRIEDMAN, No 3 Pine street. FL
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r p. TRAvcR, AUCTIONRER
Js Mortgage sale tha day At 10 O'clock all the cle
CANT Fixtures OF Liquor store No l2 Bridge street,
neT of Prospect street. brookiyn, by virtue Of chatte
elegant walnut liquor Bar with Fixtures and
snesyns nre TOUR paii English Ae PUMP com plee 70
Glassware Pictures Kcxs stovsA Chandellers, &c. will
be solo in lots.
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COOKE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3
81 Sale. thursday November la At i9l4 \. M. will
entire Flu Ei nre Of the late Mrs W. 9. Lane, compris
ing elegau Brussels Carpets nne IN aid walnut Bed
steads anl Bureaus Bedroom Suits complete, sofas,
Centre Jlcs fine hair and spring Mattresses lace Cur
taina Mirrors Paintings, Croctery, Stoves Bedding, &c.
BY order Of .. w. c. Lane, Administra.or.
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UGTIoN sALE.-MAsNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture, Paintings. Bronxea &c, on this day
uhursday), at the residence W. r. LIVINGSTON, 3d
West 18TH ST. 9Th At l0 o'clock Parlor sns
rors ood PianSiorte stool Cover Extension es
steads Wardrobes Mattresses Sale peremptory Parties
wishing to attend taKe 9th stages or 9th avcars
AIyGuST MARrINES. Auctunoer.
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" crWfrs4 ,oratsons, up sents 81 ,col yLeQV,
$20sa s1,oso and tsyp fiMFsDN 8 PR
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TAMES N. FURD, AUCTIONEER-sELLS THIS DAY,
81 AT O'Clock at last Side Auction and Commission
saiesroem, 70 Sd sv, the entire furniture Of story
brown stone residence OF gentleman gong TO Europe,
combining every variety O. paror bedroom, chamber:
dining ami hall Furniture; also excellent
VARIETY o One Carpets, Mirror two Panos. together
with everything te for arst class resdencc also
from twenty TO thirty Carpe SO yds Oilcloth together
with nnumerable variety OF useful and ornamen entail
articles for hou ecpcfs and othera
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-JEaF. JOHNSON, JR., AUCrIONEER
IA. Furniture, merchandise and fine arts salesroom,
81 nassau street
THIS DAY. at III o'clock
IS very fine imported breech loading shotguns;
nine double and single barrel muzzle leaders;
elegant collection Of
hne Water Coors Engravings, &c,
after hoea Bonheur, Deboufra Landseer, &c.
On exh bluon with catalogue.
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VERNON H. BROWN. Receiver, 81 Beaver street
MARTIN SMITH. Attorneys TOR Receiver 50 Wall street.
Dated NEW YORK, Nov g. 1874
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yUASTED--IMMEDIATEL FOR CASH BUYERS
w Arst ciass Houses Fith avenue and Desirable
side s,recta Only owners need address LESPINAsEEk
FRIEDMAN, No. 3 Pine street. Ell
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rich Household Fnrniture, two elegant PianofortcS
sTEINWAY AND DcCK -R h BROS,
TX octavcs printed guRrantees Paror Suits rich satin
and brocaLi; gilt centre and console Tables Plate
Mirrors Curtains imported Bronzes, fine Paintings,
Clocks Ornaments library. secretare and dwarf Book
cases. library Tables, riting Desks turkish suits Ex
eryi rosewood ana walnut Bedstesds, Dressing Cases
feather Pillows. oiiet Sets rep plush and hairclohs
suts Hall stand Kitchen Furniture; 2s Brussels ana
ingr AIN CARPETS &C. &c. N. B. ale positive. Take
7h, 9Th 9th avenue Competent men pack and
ship goods, city and country.
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& HERMAN, sHERIFF'J AND GENERAL AUC.
>. tioneer.-Marshas sale OF Boots, shoes, dsters,
10 O'clock at No i3 Bowery. the entire STOCK Fix
lures OF hrst class shoe store lots Dealers
RrINEMAy CITY Marshal.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-20

MAsoNIc.--Quite q number Of
Masens from Portland and other
points, visited our city on Thursday,
to be in attendance at the institut-
ing ofthe new Masonic Lodge in
this city on the afternoon Of that
day, entitled ST. Johns, No. 26.
In the evening the officers elect
were Installed, as follows; Geo.
Humphrey, w. NJ; J. W. Bald
win, s. W.; j. r. Herren, J, W.;
NJ. N. Hart, See.; P, G. Harper,
Treas. (; J, II. Irvine, S. D.; w.
B. Barr, ]. D.; ]. L. Hill and
N. S. Du BOis, Stewards; o. W.
Warren, Tyler. After installation
came an elegant supper and dance
at the Sc. Charles. 1t was a very
pleasant occasion and fully enjoyed.
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ARRESTED Sheriff Allen Par
ker arrested a man on Thursday
who answered the description Of
the party charged with stealing q
watch, mule and other things, 10
Oregon City, a few hours before,
The fellow registered his name at
the 81. Charles Hotel Is Eugene
Castlemaine. When first interTc-
gated be said his name was Gas,
tlemaipe; afterward be said his
name was Eugene St. Claire.
Upon being again questioned he
said his name was Eugene E. Cas-
tlemaine St. Claire. The watch
and other things .tound upon his
person answered the description Of
the property stolen at Oregon City
10 . dot, and Sheriff Parker being
convinced No bad found the thief,
left tor Oregon City on the noon
train on Thursday.
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SERVICES NEXT SUNDAY.

BAPTIST CHURCH Services at IL A. n.
and P. NJ. Sunday School at l2k P. NJ.
Rev. C, II. Nation, Pastor.
N. Il. CHURCH Services at II A. NJ. and
TP.M Sunday School at9k P. NJ. Rev.
Isaiah Wilson, Pastor. aF
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Services at
llA. NJ. and I r. NJ. Sunday School at
.XP.M. Rev. s. G. Irvine, Pastor
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Without
a Pastor at present. Sunday School at
ekP.M.
NJ. ". CHURCH SOUTH Services in Con-
gregational Church alternate Sundays.
Rev. Jos. Emery, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at
College Chapel, alternate Sabbaths, at
la. NJ. andT p NJ. Sunday School at
AKP.M Rev. K. r Geary, D. D., Pastor.
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49,.



df you want a good quality of
stock salt cheap, 60 to C. P. Har-
per & Co. For the Gem Fruit
Jars, the very best article you can
get in which to put up your fruit,
go to Harper's. Go there, also, for
choice lines of dry goods, fancy
goods, groceries, boots and Shoes,
clothing, cigars, tobacco, double
barreled shot guns, fish hooks,
crockeryware, cutlery, glassware,
etc. It's the place to trade,
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THE GLORIOUS FoderH-Will
be upon d two weeks from to-day,
but it will find us i readiness
to celebrate i'm good shape. The
celebration will be held in Hack.
leman's grove, an elevated point
Just in the eastern suburbs of the
city, covered with giant oaks-one
of the prettiest spots in the Will
lamette Valley for such an occasion,
Vice Presidents have been ap.
pointed ip all the principa.. towns
hereabonts. and invitations extended
to the various orders and societies
to unite with us in having good
time. The fire departments from
neighboring cities and villages have
accepted Invitations, aud will be
here in tull uniform; the Odd Eel
lows Masons,. Grangers and Good
Templars are also expected to turn
out in full regalia, and help swell
the mighty thYong. The Car Of
Liberty, beautifully decorated and
drawn by milk white steeds, and
filled with Albany's loyeliest maids
will be sight worth going miles
to see. A good reader will be
selected to read the Declaration,
and it is hoped the Committee will
be able to secure the services of
some eloquent gentleman to deliver
the Grafton. The days festivities
will wind up with a grand display
of fireworks in the evening. 1t
will be gorgeous time certainly
an occasion to be reverted to in
after years with pride and pleasure.
Come in and bring Melissa and the
children.
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COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs At
ALBANY CoLlEeI ATE INsTfTUTE.
College chapel was crowded with
an attentive and sppreeiative audi
ence on Thursday afternoon, to
witness the commencement exey-
cises OF administration, which trans
pired on that occasion. The grad
.uatiHg class numbered six, four
young ladies aud two young gen.
tlemen: MessrS f M. Osburn,
Joseph Bradshaw, and Misses Jane
J. Conner, Libbie Althouse, Mary
E. Finlayson and Clara E.. Price.
We were not present. unfortunately,
but are informed that each grad
y
uate showed himself or herself
worthy the ,honors bestowed The
highest eIicomiums were showered
upon the Valedictory, by Miss
Clara E. Price, and the GRAFTON Of
Mr.. Joseph Bradshaw both show
ing the highest excellence. The
music dispensed by the orchestra
was unusually fine, and was o big
feature Of the occasion. After con-
ferring the degrees, President War
ren made a few well-timed and ap-
propriate remarks. In the evening
there was a union Of tie College
Societies, at which a pleasant time
was had.
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CoslING. The talented Miss
Fanny Morgan Phelps, accompanied
by her excellent troupe of star &C
tors, are advertised to play st the
Opera House in this city on Wednes.
day evening next. A crowded
house will greet them On Thurs
day night they win play at Cor
wallis.
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The orchestra at the College on
Thursday was composed Of Messrs.
J. Spangler, cornet; the Staiger
brothers, flutes; Miss George
Brown, piano; Miss Kate Conner,
organ, and President Warren, vio-
linist.
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N. BAUM
Wants 100000 lbs.

of good WOOL, and will pay the
highest market price for it. Pays
1890 for eggs, Is to zoe for butter,
81 81! fer lard in lob. cans, and
tor all other produce the highest
market price. He has the largest
stock Of goods, and sells them
cheaper than any house in the city.
Call and see for yourself. In
fheadle's brick building, First.
street.
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w. J. Warren & Co. are in the
market with q nice lot of lounges,
bedsteads, ETC., at low rates. They
also are prepared to do all kinds Of
upholstering and repairing at short
notice and at reasonable rates.
Give them a trial.
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Alballu 2eaisler,
LOCAL MATTERS.
POsr oFFHGE RAeIsTER.
MAILS ARRIVE:

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroad north and south daily
a. l2.20P. NJ,
From Corvallis, daily, at 1880 A. N.
From Lebanon, tri-weekly, Monday,
Wednesday ana Fridaylat l0.S0A. n.
NAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and sJltAl, daily,
glose prompts at II A. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, at l.50P.M. u
FOR Lebanon. tri-weelSly, Monday, We'd
aesday and Fridaylats sP.M.
Ofilce hours from I A. NJ. to7P.M
Sunday, from I? NJ. to2P.M
Money order Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to
sp.M. p. III. RAYMOND, r. NJ.
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During the week q mSn named
Miller, one Of the qusrautined pas
sengers Of the .tchn I. Stephens,
with his family, were removed one
mile from the corporate limits Of
Corvallis, he being supposed to
have symptoms Of small pox.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-20

BASE BALL.-The Salem Col
lege Club and the Rattlers Of this
city, play a match game this after
noon on the grounds of the latter
near the Institute. 1t will doubt.
less prove an exciting game.
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THR GAME LAw.--The Oregon
Game Law prohibits the killing or
trapping Of grouse, pheasant or
sage hen prior to the 18th Ut June.
Prairie chickens are to go soatt free
until the first Of July. Quail or
partridges are also to be let alone
until August.
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Dr. Tate, wife and daughter,
start for the States next Monday.
They 60 overland to San Francisco
thence by rail to Chicago. The
Doctor intends spending several
months visiting and seeing the
sights to be met with in the Eastern
States. May it prove a pleasant
and profitable journey to them, is
the wish Of fhosts Of friends.
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Ip Salem, Or, June 10th, 1874,
at che residence OF the brides par
ents by Rev, o. Dickinson, Mr..
r. II. RaymOnd, Of Albany, and
Mi Edna D. Dickinson, cfSalem..
Compliments received. May the,
sunshine Of happiness ana content
rueut ever b With sham, and psae
d. plspty crOxp ielt. BCeyd.
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CooL WEATHHR.-Mon WIS
an exception to the prevailing
weather, as it was 9 very warm
day, Generally the. weather has
been clORdy and. cool, often cool
euough.tO require fires, and naOse
or less rain hes fallen, On Tues
day the yesthsr ''ObOppet," and
winter clothing was . necessity,
Yot Q elimates!.
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RELIGIoUs.-Rey. J. III. Bah
cock viii hold divine services at
the Congregational church Of this
city on Monday next, 22d inst, at
745 P. NJ. All are cordially in
yited to attend. "''@
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Buyers ere offering 2Sc for wool.
As high as 20!c has been paid for
good, clean lots. Some of our pro-
duCers are holding out for SOC.
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! WEATHER "A decided change
noticeable in the. weather since
Thursday. The clouds have dis
appeared, and we are liable to have
. warm, dry spell. So far the
weather has been more winterish
than summerish. n.. n
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BoRN-To the wife of r.
Cheadle, early Friday morning, d
girl. Weighed 12 poundsl Who
csn beat it2 'Ror for Cheadle.
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w. s. Newbury, Esq, spent
two OF three days among us the
present week. No man stands
higher or has more friends in this
community.
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Capt. Smith, who is at present
making a survey of the obstructions
of the Willamette river, under the
directions OF the Central Grange of
this county, will probably be able
to report about the. 3Oth instant.
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!. Cucumbers now are only two
dollars and a quarter a dozen--two
bits for the cuCumbers and two dol.
lars for q doctor!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-20

Whenever the zephyrs from the
north get on a bender, they come
laden with pollen, from the balm
trees across the chuck, at times re-
sembling a light fall of snow, SO
thick they fall.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-20
A. WHEELER. C.P. HoUGE
c. X. WHEELER.
A. WHEELER q CO.,
sIHEDD, OREGON,
FOrWafdilg& C0mmiSS'n Merchants.

Dealelsi in Northumberland Produce A
goOdassOrtment of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store at lowest market rates.
Agents for sale of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns, &c, SC
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-20

TRoUr.-TAe trouting in this
"deestrict" is said to be unusually
good, afording the finest kind Of
sport to the lovers OF the tinny
tribe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-20

Oar old friend Bart Allen, OF
Haley, was iu the city on Wedues-
day. We were sorry 70 see that
BatS eyesight was somewhat Of
fectea, and we hope that the medi-
cal aid sought viii soon afford 10.
Lief. KIM