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s2-It lcould be difficult to estimate the enormous
amount OF happiness the pleasant and aahle Charles
Kyle dispenses 10 the course Of summer, TO the
public, on the corner of second and Market street.
charles Is nearly always there, In 2 good humor,
with his oranges bananas, peanuts, and especially
his elegant Ice cream, that the people like so we'll
and there everybody goes or ought to, OF a warm
day to refresh himself or herself. Charley is one of
the best natured men 10 town, and his ice cream is
famous all over the world. AT this stand he has
been for years, and without him, the place would
look odd and deserted. iv1s.tf
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Sold by all Druggists,
rn-No. asa
TAPE FORM
No. sg.

Removed In few hours with harmless yeoetahle
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm with
head passes. Refer those afflicted TO residents If
me city whom have cured, that had taken In vain
turpentlne, and so-called specigcs, and all known
remedies, DR.. E. T. Kunkei, No. 259 n Ninth ST..
fAlladelPhia. Advice free. Removed tape worm
snd see specimens At ONCE. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms also removed.
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP
4 Pllks.-Depot Quartemasters ONCE, Pha-
delphla, August II, 1si4.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate with copy OF this
advertisement attached TO each, will be received at
thls ONCE until noon, September "a, 1874 for fur
nlshlng the United States Quartermaster's Depart
ine men WIN the following named articles, viz =
22000 Campaign Hats
$500 Helmets.
10eO0 inform Dress Caps
10000 Forage Caps
10000 Forage Cap Covers.
,0OO Dozen Scrubbing Brushes
All articles VIII be subjected TO rigid inspeclOn
anu bidders are Informed that full compliance with
spe incatlons Will be insisted upon and that no ar
tlcle inferior u the standard will be accepted
Tne government reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. '
Bids are requested for delivery OF the articles at
Philadelphia, Jacksonville and also at san Fran
cisco. $3.50
Tor Information III detail apply to this ONCE
envelopes containing proposals to be lndDrsed
Proposals. for Military supplies" and addressed to
the undersigned.
BY order of the Quartermaster General.
,, l.. c. EASTON,
Assistant Quartermaster General, q. s. A., In
charge. anp1a. n,
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FAMILY RE-UNIoN.--A reunion OF the Head
Family, formerly of Mill Creek Hundred, was
Orpha, was a Heald,) in Londongrove town
ship, Chester County, on last Thursday. There
we're. originally eleven brothers aud sisters in
the family, of whom Caleb Head, Of Mill Creek,
is the oldest and Joshua T. Head, of this city,
the youngest. Two out of the eleven are de-
ceased, but those surviving with their descend
ante were nearly all present, there being about
W in attendance out of 1913 who had been invi-
ted. The occasion was very pleasant in all re-
spects, and afforded a very satisfactory opportu-
nifty for kinsfolk to interminge. The affair was
informal and somewhat after the style of
basket picnic
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WAGEs;To BE REDUCED Mrhe men elnployedlat
hoach's shipyard, Chester, Pa, having been no
titled that their wages would be reduced l2l5
per cent, meeting Of those interested was held
on Friday evening, and committee appointed
to confer with the officers Of the ship building
works
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BoUND OvER.-In the charge preferred bS
Sergt. O'Neill, of the police force, against W. Y
Swlggett, for melting to riot, on election day
Mr.. s. had a hearing before the Mayor, this
morning, and was bound over to Court.
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sD-DIAM0ND JERELRY Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches is carat, solid gold rings
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewelry in every
variety, also clocks at prices to suit the times at Il
W. Baiys old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
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~ Babeock d Bro 2u6 and 2O3 Market street, above
Second, are determined to sell oil their lasting
goods, at any price, get them out OF their way as
they going to have large stock Of Fall goods In
few days. call and get q pair.
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FRUIT SmPPING.-Henry @. Walters il now
running steam freight line from st. Augustine
and Port Penn to Philadelphia. On Saturday
he shipped $500 baskets, mostly of peaches
The fruit from that locality is very fine. We
have had some very NICE yellow feshed ones
shown us which were over eight inches in cir
conference. Mr.. Walters pays personal atten-
ton to loading and caring for the fruit, and ship
pers by his line have their consignments deliv-
cred in aatiafaetory condition.
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sS-For Perfectly Pure Spices and Cider Vinegar
80 to Bowman's, oil and Second and King, and
thereby (and there buy save trouble and expense
that would result from the purchase Of Inferior
artlnha
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Leave Wilmington at q O'Clock A. M, returning,
will leave Washington at : O'Clock p. NJ giving
most Of the places Of Interest OF the National Capt.
tal among which may be named the Capitol Build
ings, White House, Smithsonian Institute. Pateut
ONCE, Treasury Department, Botanical Gardens,
Corcoran Art Gallery. Agricultural Department and
State and Navy Departments.
This Is an opportunity rarely offered TO get 30
much for so little outlay. Fare for the round trip
TO v ashnpton and return 1900.
An opportunity viii also be given to visit Mt. Ver-
non by special steamer, on the arrival of the train,
returning TO Washington al Up. NJ. Fare SLIGO CIV
ing three hours In the city.
Tickets for sale at my office, No. b02 Market
Street; G. r. Rudoph's No. SOL Market Street w.
H. Billanys, No 2l4 Market street, K. y. R. Buffers
No. 400 Market Street.
Train win stop az Newport and Newark.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The temperature, To-day.


AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIALS OFFICE.
At 8 A. NJ, TAO AT P. NJ sS'
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Boarding.

ROA RIDING WITH DESIRABLE
u rooms at JyT-tf sol WEST ST.
u ARDIN G.-PtEASANT ROOMS
ID and boarding in private family, at
my2s-tf No. ia KING STREET.
BOARDING = FIRST-CLASS ROOMS
ID with board, at
apr30-9m 225 SIMPLIFY STREET.
BOARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
I'D or Two single gentlemen, in private family at
apr2l-u 113 JEFFERSON STREET.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT-LEG BRoKEN.-0n Satur-
day last as John Russell, residing at AIS shipley
street. was taking coffin in carriage up the
Brandywine, the horse became frightened and
ran at Il rapid rate down the Rising Sun hill.
MIR. Russell held on to the lines AZ tightly al
possible, but one of them breaking the horse ran
on at a faster gait, and while rounding
the curve at the foot of the hill, the carriage
oyerset, and the traces becoming detached the
horse and carriage separated Mr.. Russell was
taken up in an insensible condition, and upon ex-
animation his right leg below the knee was
found to he badly fractured He was conveyed
to his residence where Doctors Porter, johnson
and Jones were called ill., who reduced the frac-
ture. Besides the fracturing of the leg, Mr..
Russell was otherwise bruised and hurt, but il
getting along as well as could be expected.
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sy- Fou had better call in at Bd6cock Il Bros No.
200 and 20S Market street, and get pair OF those
lasting galtres That they are selling so cheap, 1t will
nav Won.
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scoTT NJ. Z. CHURoH.-The extra services at
Scott NJ. E. church will be continued each even
ing this week until Wednesday evening. services
commencing at "a o'clock You are cordially
invited to attend.
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rT-L00Kl L00Ki LOOK!
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE,

II will cure Dyspepsia Sour Stomach and Heart
Ourn.
Il will make you strong and give you new lfe
ton.
Il IS pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
IL VIII do all mat ionic will do without liquor to
stimulate. II Is not Wine of Iron Try 1t. doctors
prescribe 1t. Ct-gy recommend It. Thousands
rave been cured with it. suffer no longer. Send
and get a circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith 4 Painter, Il. Bringhurst 4 Co.
E. Mclnal. Jr. and Druggists GENERALLY. apr2-11m
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CITY ITEM S.

gs- Mems cloth gal ers selling very cheap at Bah
cock a Bros, 2OB and Dos Market street.
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Nptifes.

NOTICE-CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIA-
IN TION.- he 4th series OF 800 shares for sale,
at 81 per shaae first payment on or before October
1st next. sepT-tf GEO. G. MARIS, rec.
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The MIDDLErowN FAIR.-The preparations for
the Fall Exhibition of the Peninsular Agrcul-
tural and Pathological Association are being rap
idly pushed forward to completion under the
energetic supervision of the executive commit
tee. Wells have heeh dug and pumps put in to
furnish water on the occasion of the fair.
Sheds and booths have been erected for tue use
of the horses and cattle that shall be put on
exhibition, and also sheds for agricultural and
other machinery, fruits, vegetables and such
other productions Of ingenuity and the soil that
may be brought to the fair.
Everything is in fair working order aud the
work is being puzzled forward with great rapid
ity. That the fair will be grand success is
now beyond doubt, and should the weather
prove fsyorablelt will in all probability be ono
of the finest exhibitions of the kind that has
ever been held ON this Peninsula.
We understand that Jas. L. Earle, Esd, OF
Queen Anne's county, Nd, has been invited and
will deliver an address at the opening of the
hiddietO,on Transcript.
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1874 AUTUMN 1874
OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTHS,
XII XII SSI u gI,u' OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTHS,
IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
fHoA ONE 10 SIX YARD ssBRTs, CUT ANY si2E TO
ORDER,
FKod ~ CENTS, 10 s4@ PER YARD
WE HAVE NEVER BEFORE BEEN ABLE TO
JFFER TO OUR PATRONS AS FULL AND
HANDSOME A LINE OF THESE POPULAR
FOODS.
WA VISIT OF INSPECTION SOLICITED.
GRANVILLE woRRELl,
"" AND sgz MARKET STREET,
ieOs-lf MASONIC TEMPLE Wilmington, Del.
4 HILDREES FINE CARRIAGES
AT Low PRICES
CaA and zee the beautiful styles
AGENTS FOR THE PATENT RKvERslBf.E
CARRIAGE.
ADAMS 4 BRO
GO MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL
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excursions.
pLuMMER's FIRST GRAND ExCUR

DLUMMER's FIRST GRAND ExCUR-
IL SION
WILMINGTON TO WASHINGTON, D. O.,
WIN take place on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1914.
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The EXCURSION To wAsHNoToN.- the
question as to whether every American citizen
should visit the Capital of his country and the
Tomb of Washington, there can be but one
answer. Undoubtedly he should and especial
ly when it il brought within the reach Of every
body for sum so small as it is on the excur-
sion to be made oil Thursday of this week. Any
person would be amply repaid by visit to any
one of the places Of interest in and around the
city Of Washington. The Capitol buildings with
their magnificent appointments and grand de-
sign are the wonder of every beholder, and
must be seen TO he appreciated. The
Smithsonian Institute is brim full
OF interest the same may be said Of the agrcul-
tural department and grounds, patent office,
treasury department &c. Mt Vernon was never
more beautiful than now, being in the hands Of
an association that keeps it in first class cond-
ton. By all means make your arrangements to
60 make some sacrifice to do it. Remember
the cars leave the depot at G o'clock A. NJ. on
Thursday morning, Sept. 10. Fare $500. The
trip may mover be made again at the same fare
the rates are made to suit the times. Persons
desiring to go to Baltimore can have full day
at less than regular rates.
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ELECTION.
IL OFFICE OF THR WILMINGTON COAL GAS Co.
800 SIMPLIFY STREET. :
AUGUST 81, 1874,
An election for nine Directors of the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company will he held at the oHce No. 800
Shipley street, on Monday the 9Th day OF Septem-
Der next, between the hours of and O'Clock, p. M
aug3l-5t r. LAWSON, Secretary.
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WIN take place on

WILMINGTON TO WASHINGTON, D. c.,
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sepI-st THos. F. PLUMMER, Manager
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON, d. @.
TON d. G, FROM WILMINGTON, DEL.
Under management OF t. r. PLUMMER. will leave
Wilmington, +. W. A d. r. r. Depot, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10TH, at 9, A. M. Re-
turning leave ashington, ID. O., at I, p. NJ.
Giving nine hours in Washington.
FARE FOR THE ROUND 90
Tickets for sale at No. 500 Market Street; G. f..
Rudoph's No. 23i Market Il. s. X. Butler =, No. APO
Market; W. II. Billanys, 2la Market aug6-tfeod
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NOTICE
YUM MEKIIhT TNTNTTNU CO.,
Publishers aud Steam Prlnters,
iy2?-tf Fifth and Market Streets.

NOTICE JAMES II. BEGOS HAS
IN removed his Office TO No. W. Eighth Street,
Almonds Building. BRICK Of all kinds, on hand
at lowest market rates. jy14-tf
- III ~
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1914.
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THE FORMATION OF THE COUNCIL coAIAITTEEs-
NOTES RETwEEN MEssRs. BAKER, cASBY AND
ADAMS.
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NEW TODAY.
REFEREES SAFE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I.
IN the undersigned. sole referee by
virtue of IL commission issued ont of the
Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for the
county of Linn, and to me directed and
delivered. on IL decree rendered in said
court mt the October term thereof, 1874. i'll
q certain suit for the partition of real
property. wherein Jeremiah briggs and
Eliza ii. briggs, his wife, were plaintiffs,
and Eli Carrier and Jane +. Carter, his
wife, and Edward Il. NJ. Carter, were de-
PENDANTS, viii, on
MoAday, tie IN day Of December, 1874,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the fore
noon and four O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, to wit at the hour of one O'Clock
r. NJ, at the Court House door in the City
of Albany, i'll Linn county, and State of
Oregon, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, all the right, title. interest
and estate, dover and right of dover of
defendants in said suit, of, in and to the
following described premises, to wit:
The \; W. corner lot, 66 feet by. 100
feet of Block 100 being the lot on which
the steam Planning Mill, formerly known
as Comley & Montgomery's Planning Mill.
now known as briggs Il Cartcr's Planning
MILL stands. Also, the y. w. corner lot of
Block 10l, saving and excepting a strip of
said last mentioned lot, ;86 feet wide off of
the South side of the same, all of said
premises lying and being in Hackleman's
addition TO the City OF Albany, in Linn
county, Oregon, together with the Plan
ing Mill, steam engine and boiler, and all
the IldCnlIltfN tllIbcnCu TO- or belonging
to said Planning Mill. Also, the following
described premises, to-wit:
Commencing at Il point 146 feet from
where the East line of Mill street-now
Montgomery street-intcrSects the North
line of First street, in Albany. Oregon,
and running thence East to the line divid-
ing the donation land claim of Thomas
Monfeith and Abram Hacklcnan. thence
along said line Northerly to the corner of
The real property owned by j. B. Comley
in the year 1865. thence West to the East
side OF Mill street Montgomery
strcet-thence along East side ofsaid street
to the place of beginning, together with
all the tencmentS, here(litamentS and APP
purtenancCS thereuntO belonging or in
anywise appertaiuing.
Said premises to be sold altogether and
possession to be given to the purchaser ON
the Goth day OF December. 1874.
TERMS OF SAI.E.-F0r gold coin of the U.
$, one fourth of the purchase price TO he
paid in hand at the time OF the said sale,
and one-half of the balance in six months
from the date OF the sale. with interest ut
the rate of ten per cent. per annum, in like
gold coin, from the date of the sale. and
the balance i'll twelve months from the
date of the said sale, with interest ut the
rate of ten per cent. per annum, i'll like
gold coin. from the date of said sale. to be
secured by good and sufficient security,
other than the said property sold.
\. Il. MORRIS.
Nov. 6, 1S747nSw4 Sole Referee.
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The citizens of twenty-five States,
on Tuesday, qaarreled, fought. swal-
lowed heaps OF tangleleg-in fact, en-
ioyed the fullest rights accorded
American Freemen on election day.
We go to press too early to give any
definite results. Nevada is claimed by
both parties. Ia Louisiana the DEM
ocrats claim the election by from 3, 900
to 5000, while the Republicans claim
it by 10000. New Orleans has gone
Conservative by probably $4,000. In
the State the Conservatives claim four
congressman, but the Republicans do
not admit the loss of but one. The
Conservatives claim 10 OF the Is State
Senators, and at least 60 members of
the House, they electing % members
in New Orleans alone. Ia a row at
the polls in New York, John Nc
Kenna, partizan of Coroner Croker,
was shot and killed by the friends of
James O'Brien. Croker was a Tam
many leader, and O'Brien an outside
candidate for Congress. endorsed by
the Republicans. Democrats claim
that the elections give them 4 majority
of the members in Congress, and we
should not be surprised if it should so
turn out.
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VIM. II. Watkinds. Superintendent
of the penitentiary, has advertised for
proposals to lease the labor of the con-
victs ia said prison. The bids must be
tor the labor of not less than ten men,
for term not exceeding four years.
No bids tor a less sum than fifty cents
per day per man. will be considered.
Bonds in double the amount of money
involved in the Proposal will be re-
quired of each bidder, as 4 guarantee
OF the fulfillment Of the contract should
it be accepted.
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Election News.

In Michigan the new Constitution
and the Woman Suffrage amendment
are overwhelmingly defeated. The
Democrats claim two Congressmen-
the balance are Republican. The
Democrats possibly have Il majority
OF the Legislature.
Pennsylvania State ticket is claimed
for the Republicans by $4,000. DEM
ocrats claim II of the p Congressman.
Rhode Island sends Ames and Ballon,
Republicans, to Congress.
The Democrats get away with the
six Congressman in Texas.
Indications are that the ten Con-
gressmen from Kentucky are Demo-
Gratis.
Vermont elects Denison over Poland
to Congress by a large majority.
In Wisconsin the Republicans claim
six Congressman, leaving two for the
Democrats, and a majority OF 20 liz the
Legislature.
In Minnesota the Republicans claim
the Legislature.
In Missouri and Kansas returns too
meagre to give results.
New Jersey elects a Democratic
Governor, and four Democrats to three
Republicans to Congress. No change
in State Senate, but the House is over
whelmingly Democratic.
Mississippi and Delaware elect Dem
ocratic Governors. There is clean
sweep of Congressional delegations in
Delaware, Alabama, Georgia, Mary
land, Texas, Virginia and Tennessee,
and five out of six Democratic Con-
gressmen in Louisiana.
Alabama has gone Democratic by
6,000 to 10000. They elect Con-
gressmen, and possibly , others. They
also have 4 majority in the LegisIa-
ture.
In Massachusetts CASTOR. Democrat.
is elected Governor by plurality of
7,1S7-balance OF State ticket Republi-
can.
In New York, Tilden. Democrat. is
elected Governor, and the Assembly is
Democratic.
Virginia elects five Conservatives
and three Republicans TO Congress,
with one district III doubt.
The Georgia Congressional delega-
tion is probably Democratic.
The Republicans elect their State
ticket in Illinois.
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BUILDING PAPER !!
Ornamental. AIuIniHouS
-anu-
PlaStering Paper Board.

IN DIFFERENT. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
IL taking the place OF Lumber and Plaster
in ceiling.
For cheapness, durability, comfort and
health. we recommend it.
II costs less than One-fourth the. cost of
Wall Paper, Plastcring or Ceiling.
1t i Il perfect non-conductor, keeping
heat oUT in Summcrand INSIDE in Winter.
SAVING III iuel,in one Near.thc cost of paper.
II l. not 50 easily injured by knocks aS
plasterlng: does moi shrink, admits no cold
winds. and is vermin proof.
Farred SheaIhinS.
This is "A hard, compact. Straw T1rlr<I
saturated with tar and OF her substances Il,
render ii WATER. RAT and NERMIN
PROOF. 1t is used under siding on outside.
OF Studding. 1t j. impervious to damp
ness, cold and heat; and * very much
cheaper and better than brick filling or
board lining.
Roofing Felt,
Made from wooden rags. and thoroughly
saturated with tar-is adapted to all kinds
OF rOofS-dOes not swell or shrink. thereby
cracking the covering and Will not soak
waterifeNposed. We have also light Felt
Tor use under slate, shingles or tin.
Carpet Lining,
VIII save Onc-half the wear of a Garnet
warranted moth proof; can be used for
years. and i Very cheap.
send for circular.
w. R. RLATN.
FIrSt-St.. bet. Ferry & Broadalbin
Albany, oregon, october Ii, 1S74-5v7
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TRANSMISSION Of blood, for the cure of
consumption, has been successfully ac-
complished in the case OF Hermon Du-
boise. at Fall river. About six ounces
of the blood of Il living lamb were
transferred to the veins of the consump-
tive patient, in the space OF one minute
and thirty-three seconds. and up to
last accounts, with marked beneficial
effects.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

Prominent business men of Port
land have filed articles incorporating
''The North Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Co.," with principal office at
Portland. The Company viii enter at
once upon the business of life insur-
ance, and we predict will be success
from the start.
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a Norwegian, a Mexican, and two
Indians had a misunderstanding in
Montana, and after the Norwegian
had killed the Indians he in turn was
killed by the Mexican.
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Occident was the winner of the
$500 trotting match at Bay District
Fair track, San Francisco, last Satur-
gay, beating Fullerton. Time, 2:1S
and 2:223I.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

Hon. George f. Edmunds has been
reelected United States Senator from
Vermont from the 4th of March next.
Mr.. Ednunds has been a member of
the Senate since 1866.
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The Congress of the Argentine Con-
federation has declared the republic in
a state of seige, and voted the necessa-
ry cash to crush the insurrection.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

Hon. j. II. Mitchell and wife have
returned to Washington, after two
weeks visit at the old homestead in
Butler county, Penn.