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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

shetHclalJan. "a. -At the annual meet
ing of The Chamber Of Commerce Of Shelf,
field, held Yesterday. the President reierr-
ed 70 the startling decline Of our american
trade. and said, neither Sheffield nor
Birmingham would ever have such an
America1 trade asihey had formerly. The
American aud Geralan manufacturers we're
pushing our gods into corner. aud by
introducing preAidtry t0rtho prod acti.,n
Of articles Of equal quality - those made
hy hand here. hhd become successful COM
pctitos. q 4 .iIaI9ina
,kansas f:ityS dan. n. On e-ihel7,h
inst. partyof zO0 Apaclfet Thdians w.
tackled squad u 20 soldiers City miles
south Of Sph,sfIfes NevosEsx,ses The
troops wcre.o q buffalo pLunlf and being
armed with carbines made worry good
stand. md fought gallhnily. Twenty
three red devils we're killed. 8 soldiers
we're WOUNDED. ono htally.,sA dciach.
ment Of troops has BEEN sent from Santa
Peto scarsbgf for the yvgendhgA Indians
whom they will fully clas.ise u found.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
LAr'eas Of Pug dad Bo,n,tu.

0ffte Soldiers and Sailors of the late war or
Their heirs. are III many eases entitled 10 money
from the Goyerlnncnt dfiwhb.h illey have no
knowledge. Write fun history Of service and
state amounted pay, aud bounty receiycd En-
close stainpto Giln6re & co., aud h'hill rep.y,
after examination; wilibe given you free.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

revolution has broken out 10 iayti.
Tho resolutiouists are IN possession OfJac~
mel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
Giienbabn' Tabrpldnt
Die 1. OipiFon
Der
ct. Saul u. Yatifit Giitkbabn,

e~e -ssfnfer. ssS
TSrbIi9 SeteRh:
9eslaNen Ct. pauI a7:AO 3ssrittsse
SerIaAen St. GtsaS 1:25 Noaw.e
aonmen an in 3slysIe 3:55 RaAm.
OabIi1 eeterS:.
EerIaNen 3eIrsfe $40 8sr@itta2e
BerlaHen st. Clsxb 1880 Born.
Asmmen an in ct. yAa. 500 Ra4m.
Saul @apibs 3ns:
Ssslaft saus aeyits io:N 4or,.
Ss.i6st 81. GIoub 1880 HaA-.
1obr1eit sebn 1smutsn.) ~
80. 2anbaU, Tidet.aeent.
10. esnau. o~aperint,nesst ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
6drm ~ 0erfaniem.

y SER ausufin eiFeriA BON Meier'a
ercbt beabHdaiaf, mad 1eutialanb auriSlu.
ltereH, 10 e16trirt CT feline Garm unb i~cn'tiaen
taahereiea ixts aleu- 3ubeb0r, sum Nsrfauf.
gin AntcS Htphnbaus NIB Stalunaen tn6 ami
Der 6artm. "a altoefanntlid bad tano bon
sNeier's 0rdse nidt. kid,t iitcrtroNen "ise. nnb
biefe 1arm t6rd ibre yaae uno potlhon.
cist Ginridtana gu ben beiten nn'eres Geunt1't
usssen fann, 70 fapn 'pohi niHt leidt
befere Weleasnbeit ge6cteu Werten, ii& zine
'entabie unb id,ane peiuHatb Iu 9lunben.
1dbere Nssfuuft er,beiit
ausuitia CiNeri6.
ykeserS 0ecbe, Minn. iU-bp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
0ei9enf 8ert5eilans.
9idets 81 90.

gr.islin..
Cine stabtlctt nahe bcm Depot.
Gin Ader yunb in Der 5taoNinit.
Cine dttnene ltbr.
Cine Mdbmai4ine.
tixt @aiMmaf4ine.
Gin &ilhenid,ranf nit @las!6lren,
ionic uerldbaeoent f!einere @~esenItdnbe.
Die ss.rtteNuus pirb aa,tFneeu, iobu.s bic
3idets terattex Hnb.
ssdbere Aus.anft ertbeilt
81. elcuS, Dainn. ls-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

Die Seransadbe elmer 3eitunA
iann am alerircftiGten nit benz Mlun,adsn
bon Geuer bel idlledte,n Ietter ocraliden per.
cen. Scher aldubt, er fSnne e better MAIDEN,
als nericniae. Der tben bic 3siiune berausaibt.
on Dodge cintr gan; taliden .luHaiuna Der
Shat,adsu III es cine fan alisemsine Amiidt Der
mc,'ttn veute. bas C. weuia oner gar nitts
fotst, cine 3ei.uns beraus,usebsn, uno aeher-
,'ann cine 3tiluns chen 10 gut, neni nid,t gar
better, dis oer eeraWsseber Often tann. - il
cine fatt allAemeim ciraerikene Nooe eeporocn,
IN ,raenO eintr 3si;mnas-S fnee uor,uipreden
ui1o clue 3eitMna ~ b%srlana.n. cbne an beoen.
tcn. baB CO eincm Gercusecber niel @e(o ur6
grcbc Mibc tOitct, bas Faptrr ~ fauien uno
gu bcerudtn. Sm DorigeM Sabre allein fine
Mebr ais 8 MNiomsn in 3eitunes. @elhaiten ~
WruNbe 9eaanaen. ~ aiht meniar Weid)6fte,
be mebr gciunnen 0~enidrnMritanb IN Nh.
lprud, ncbmeM. um cine 3sitana 9euiunbrin.
gsno uac Dem aa.asen Vublifu,M interefant ~
Nur w<niae Vsristen babta cine
abnuna. hab fsibf Die ite;nffe }sloti, mehrnlals
tucrceu Mus, UNI ~ fel,tn, ob e. IL:
a!laen't'nen Jn;erefe lieat, nc IN perSHenH,ttn.
sStr nur inner ldrciben tenn, selantt, er per.
lsspe oas aane 3eitunas. @,idGft befer, ais
ser Is eben i'll her Nano bat. ;sSenn Gin DC.
ieine 3eitmaa wirfliA intereNam ma
wv 9se. J. eek9 er nida NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Spaaen Mad9t xiltd) ansufIIlcn, tonhern ct mu6
'erluden, nc NIT allen Seuisfeiten, 10 fur, uno
merchant ais moAlih ,uiamintnsttellt. au
.!usn. lInS has GcAe fir &ede unb : .br
i'r Sabr gu tbun. 1T etwae. heGen Muhe unb
uur Der ~ ld)dten tutiS. Der oas Weihdf:
(E;nonn NbIer.l 4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
@erlaALaN1 fgeisr Aaae!.

Der lntfvi4aste be lbfiAtiat in bieier unb
Der nadiicn Nole feinen 6ausrath, morunter
/ fdostr 3Grti5tii&t lifdk, stiibe, sopba.
Sefsn, ,e.raternsr yftrb nebi 6eidirr,
sGtitten nab Dnsss ans f:vier 9anb 3a uer.
tauftu.
81. .Gmelin.
st. Gluut, ben 80. nebr. 1916.
3usltid eriude id ~h,eienisen. peIAe nod
1erhtrun3tn an MID baben, ibrc 9ednunsen
nod iM yaafe tiefsr Gp6x einSurdten. Mi,
Seidfdtisnna ~ fnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
Whnitise Weleetnbeit !

Ter unterseiMnsts beabiMtist feine i'm 1osn
log an stv St,ri 2efs 0etepene tarm emit.
taaeab g ader ea4G; npnpa 20 NAer olter
Gatiwr, Is A6er 9~sieienlasb. her Nrt auteS
eetalans. aoeS einaefsnst. unter febr liberaI.n
~eninAun y ~ ~ber:cu;en. Gu autes 6oue
tefinbet q mi bes term.
Hd1ere Ssetxatt ertteilt Der eiaentbIuer
= Nobn a.ps.ra
essn, Ms Ras 1876. i2-4s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

~ toadmcifde Sariaee fonie mebrere
= ar'tn friide nnh aetrcdnste 6iiAs fur bic Ga.
fsnasirm 8obb'S Cab Store.
~ xae seu!iden Hrduter nab Nebitamente
fnhin s. = 9uIiens Apeitefe tGs uno siuia
IN totea. Outer Mait takes bert nidkt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

u 1eke frtf4e CaRerS ~ s5e Die a Ell
1spS's6 aib Sts7s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
Qebrer aefm6t!

Gin h.utfa.sattoliidrr 2ch.er, her snaIi
iten spraAc b%ollipmmen mdhtia unb aeni'
eeuh in Mufit unb @eiana aussebi!brt, u,
einsm Vbor ,u biriaireu, iinbet cine a~nnsbmbar
Sielle in Sprina 9ilI, Stearus 0cuntp, "
~ Wonate i'm oabr SMule aebalttn wirf
Npyiiednten moaen I'D an ben bod,w. Vate
sin,piitius Skinner, >. =. g., in eeebihone
Stearns So, Winn., member. a g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

49, AA8X>
~: .'V ~
- 80. esssetse 1ses.ssesses - y
bee fisoss'4eses1 1ateea. eSae , etaaansfa
r:xSr n.s"
- ~ "ss s.eet esses, ~
sere Vseseeaae ~ I'M HN 1usistSs
>.e
n. ~. s.s.".su.1 ~ ss9ee9 $efse
~. s. ~. -. 49, cs'sns .paesa 49,
H ''' ' C'3esSsssse.
Ter -Minsno SAr.r fMr,,ht. n;r,....,.
'ps~'a9ts Sst'p'tter entsse nd az eeaRtaa
As0en assHs asts nrieter Staet. 6dhrsao,fs
xa'altd' oonn6stt Ans tist,s, pirbelie Gin tsei.
sts Sdnsesateobtf IN BET x.t. ais = Nh -
ls'n 'sstts. Ger SesANe ,seasst madt litfes
A'a'tr ss0alseso lsrcse o4siter!
20 + cottat,entseah,oe ~ n on n
Neftentnrs.
son,aos -, NJ ~" a. S ~. a.
1auit be- Germ Somann ~ RsHe.ssinnc
atealtsn. 3atluiAe tsstsii.a Nna pirb a..
Uss'~. CsrSsrtasS.
- X;dt ssr 10 eiush. fcuberu 10 Sfunb
o~ca 'as <!.'v w
- Der luter,;i&nete esebrt ID .anlnsdAeu.'
oas er ~ cer yfvlcn oss ges1" Solspp ra!es.
.n"..;.t hat, T"ra, n. isr,,;Ss ono.tcuii,
As~rrtma(dMn. beNnoss er fA IL Der xaae, Die
beNen un. b:Aiaften gSItNe aller OAttansen ~
osrssnisni sAs tis.l@lor.sn nsIs oor!o e,e-
'~"s"e ~ N.Y. ~ AL e. Ss.r,.s;nxr'
Etc 1obesNraIs. Die ses'''a'as
9M esnen Werlu@ canaan "ost Ases0 y"
er'ten Vracs ne 1oees"ta'e ~ 0stea"se"'
ss's ba'ten e'els Masreas' far s~eanasse.
sSsHn SffOtsoe" u"0 es'ss''"s's" ~"
S'aa@ snneemeH' 70 g q" 0e 5e"'
easrsHaers Masrtssta sar ."n'sroraoaaa ee1'
'e'oe' ~ essFe'ls". >" pet 'e1aaneE's" ae'"e
'uurse can ara"'a"'e. as0Fe !" o@e ea1'p
',."' es, ps.r' w., ''''. a Iv', Il. s' s,,. as'' "u,rh a%.
.;n o.hounhobt urn w,rtr,6xr MA II ANNA
b,onsc;ot wi;rs,u. % fsnate man pieueidt obne
Die loSssnrafs iertis ptroen.
=, her borioeu Num.ner Shret Nfattes Id.
L.. $50. m.,s. .,,x... ~. ...s eoon -,
y go
s's's
~ BIC Sone" 9e'Ha"se s"se'9e ANY e'"em Srt'
tbam 'trubt. inbem in NirSlid,'et $275 eiage.
NNMNAn finn nnSpte MeiNteiNNe Y0Nn auif HON
Weluitat rpl!cmn,eu ,ujriehen iein. uujer
80.
@ape ae'p"', "' es to'r CUR 3u'9'e0snse''
Auer an aranQiren. Ter Grlcs lpirb oertoeaett
49,. a.. S.s.".
'"ss". DS c'uu'" 70" ss0"n9- 9spe" "aes
hnfgcbo!en I'm, oe Gaifs gut au bcrtrthcn uno
Der Slid max Mir!lih por;iaiiM beisStse Chr.
unf,,n aro,.r INN yIb.un N,h s;r ,,,.
NJ, &C..
'"'' ''"' ''P'"' asi"'9' "'''e". AN "'oa"9
cresoano inter Teuun9 nss perm = Wlllies
unb Der 'Ritpirtmna be- Nesra niiAes bon 81.
rIaah hak@. n;ras;A il, 0-A-.-4
HrtOe1eabt6 "a HSSef9dttn. 06ts Sentrf IN
ar0ttsr SrtuuHa uut 0eMItbliGfeit
Gin Hfhon;.r
II ErifAe Slide fir tie foAenieit bei
1.Dasler.
- IN Hoa"t'le pot va nnianeN EN-
NasMeroefe'n no; " orsan'''Tt tolss'ct Ss'
amten.tuo gsmallt noroen:
Moth. NbI,s. Msenraiihent
Yeter Maus' sAat %ru,iitrr. !
T;,f.. ICcr.; ~, r,;.h "a. Z. ~ MtS M.k,. /!
9 uvr im SAME ses nerrn $. 8au'A cine Scr.
ianMtuua abbalten. @iA.iee Weihditc tom.
men sur ~DerbannlunS. xussmtirt Eetbeili.
sIne w,ro seUiinldt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

u tla1 rod, nod)bem man es uberau
rerindbt bal. tout man i'll e. 3bmltem'S
Npotbets atR befcr unb bil(i9er. stin 0e.
ldDdtt 1T enc Axtnabme bon a0en slnoeren.
Gr bat feline Heste gu Sabltn - theiIt nit teinem
Ydrtntr -S4ta stinen s@lcrf unh beriiebt ieim
Geihdtt ieltA hon MnrQens Bis HbtnSs.
Gr tam alic natirliM biliaer bertauien uie
iraenb ciM aneeret @eiddft in Staate unb taIt
eime Ausrahl bon Harben unb Neoifamentex
wt mon re feaft airaenbs fnbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
piittstlty
41te1sSerey)aar9x
iar ~ s,sessH4s B,sasetsse
9Riupdate.

I. Die s. 0seea>fS
festsWsda. ~ 4. Xo&uL
:: sas asss ~ sc.assee 49, III Ia.
sassat eer sesatsee ess ateslmlOeRsaes. =
f'essAes az eiat ssee 1ealetik efeattst H.,
!: @etreaA sea tlett4tpe{sai u bard -.
esHfntsH atNettst a. 1aku XlAtlAeten a,
SoHataStn eas III beg RasplmAAsit "a N
SesniaAea. DkastsaFa, osaatcsteAeu ~
SnmttaHen Ut useaefne ~ Nsatsmbee.
EtaMesane. ssl ~ sise kttsa 1ale IN Ser
Gaarpo@e.
:. Der 0esut .ses eier, Sitter. yb5Aau ~
Nap. tsnie btr oebfau@ Don 1etf ann, Xc1ea
Hatt Str Butter N In Der 6dAeayis aeaattet.s
s. Slid unb 6lett4 t5unea ME tei eiaer sse
esrtslben NabIseit sebras4s nerbea.
8. e,ne ISOLATION eber Qabuna fasa n
MbsHo eenoMMex Uerbeu, abse N6Wu uie ~
eisrtes 2tsa iass SsDStaiiAea Natbeia Ibe,.
eeiass.
2. Cine 1aHe sRaFee sbet 9See NIT etpas
Mil@ ssb Bros BAR. 0essess senonmes per.
ben.
.. Son Der Hsoba@tune be- HANens, abr
nidt her entbaltun9 BON 6lei .Aipeiten 6no aus.
0%enomn,e1 lieieuiaen. weldbe bas 81. ftbens.
iabr 'to4 nidt erreidt babea +; tieiraiaen, velde
'@mere atrocities Az oerrtdbieu tnben ole Wel4e
lDabreaft frans ODER ftbr fdauddliM iiub !; trau.
en, he in anbern NmifInten Nh bcfmbeu ecer
Mialer an Der TruF fiNen. Sdypcr Nrante
fine aud bon Der xbninen1 BON 0Ieiidipeta
aufgsnoMssei, ebenio Ainber mnter I Nabren.
I'tieniser atsr. bic einen ~uernanidaeu 8meifdl
uber 'brc StrpNi&tuas aum Hahen baben, FOL.
Yen i'd' an ibrsa Seeiloresr nm Helebruna ODER
TtspcHye neMten.
aubtr ben 4o,daiaen eaaen 6nb lpabrenS les
Sabres folsenue taf. uab sbHineaitase AZ
balten:
|. Die MittwcMs, ereitace unb eamstaae
IN ben bier Cuateinberwcd,en nnb aue nreitaoe
mdbrenb Der b. AbDentescit.
2. Die Sorabenbe bon pNnsfen, Naria.
etMn,slfatrt, Aaerbeiliaen unb @eibmaGten.
:. Sue treitase pabrenS bee oabres fiab
NbNinen;taee BON Gleiidipeii.n.
u 8aptrt eeiseubnid, o. s. b. !
Ap. Vicarius.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09
s. Woetbrp&

~ VCctUVUtV I
ma6h feline aMnben unh bAe YubIifum auf
merriam, baS man bei ihm 10 tsais e~in:anfc'
fam, t:e in iraeuh einem vacen in Ct. eloui
unb ilmaeacnb.
0tabIirt in 1855 beanfpruAe ID. ale haS
GItefe @cfMdfisbdus, f.e.s mtinen Aunben bic
beifen 1aarem 3u hen moalihf bii!iaNea Yrei.
fen (.hne sr.bcn Numbug) gu vsrfanfsn.
W,in aan,ee yaacr neroe id bon bsute an
sum soften. Ireis psr:auien, um plat fur nenej
@aaren ,u atuinnen.
Nle msite Jreuahe unb aunben fur bic bis'
herise Can't b~anienb, bite i'd u.n fernern 3u.I
y 9eelbre0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

"oV"' H
Bir lensen bic aufmertfamkit unierer
s.rtben eeier auf bic bonn Godn. q. Slrhous
As'sle in elmer anoern spalte per0TentIiMen
x1He Der einsssabIten unb ~notirten Sei,raae ,um
"ntauf elmer aefieen; fir uniern So&w,H.u
Germ Siidof s~eisenbuid,.
I Nm 9 B. Nts. bertarb III ct. Gfcus md,
t,He'n s''osdentIiaen aram!enIaaer Serr oObn
@einert sen. st. soitpt i'm Attsr bon SO obr.n
on ben teisen eiurr 2unstn . entNinbuno uub
saHerfa@t. Der trauerno.n Ga.ailie uui.r
6siIeib.
settsn sountas pare bsisaDe Elm lin.
slad auf Der @ifilRppi. S,ii6t bel 81. elssS.
sal'st. terr tos,ana tefanb TA aut .ber
es'mr'iis. ais fem Sfers fleu ,puroe sno NIT
!esasI SsEelt- mi
'"Heoe ~ breden broate. als coMann noA
.sa.lsa'o aaS pserb aum steb.w bradte. Die
~ sealstea1 betnbIiAen Q Verieaen ,peroen ben
Sseee 'obal0 ai&t perseNen, benn pena oas
~ earessbroden, wdre ibnen elm asatlid.r
go Aser ssUeien, benn bic Bride pirb ,pebI
aa'ssa 80 8ui bod feiu. auter eem eareden
.We Ssraana eiaen erbredenen sAlit,cu
aa4 9aafs.
6sif4s aub setrsdaets sii4e lei
ASrsebxsl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-09

8~ W. ~ SSt~
Der iiakrsei&nete eftrirt bas an Der Setter.
fcn Strak. aeoeaaber Der ~9srbHern" cffee
aeirae,it ftrs unb Qoi. entbaltenb s ipohn6are
0erdnmii1 titen, einen nit Stein auSaearbcte.
ten aeaef xebt sta4 BIZ gun, /. Mai au.,
Nerfauf.
Tas 1asim6bel, bea.benb aus I Hurean. ;
Seien, e%lasiMranf. S!1ate. @enTeaen, Tide
&c fant init Dem Gnus iibernommen cber aud
bic r. Mai unter Der Hanb p~ertouft
t~2ootsSnen auf eeam Nsuie aebsn bIeib.n
lno a e&srn abaetraae4 wesSen. Iatere
austssft. sahsit
,e-sr y Ara3el, 1ssn e. Glsub.
Eetm IA, Sesfaeftn.
. Oteorsen Oaa ,s6a Msisen -kssssS.:sss
eas uens ,tyitcrttnen tiaterIaNsn. Aruab.
e'aeatpHo, 5 Neiien gorb bon et. soiesb a..
!saen. SesxS, 3emn 1928. ManAs ~, Il MAI.
- afAsptSsa 200 aders nab spsr:
kRtsx Hlsa;
), 6kr& cine Greet ttptNert nash;
3e0l6r i@weres soMa; Der Xea
T. aappelbui4 y
untlf fetr{k a1nRiaea e~tbinsunaem ~ bersaufen.
Nut Der Horm beinhes i'd Elm s,peiaodlses
&ohnhaus, % bel "a, unb s%tninnaen fit
~ Stu6 Ritb. Gin gutter grunntn beim
Saufe. tbs game gano 1T einseicnjs.
Sdlere 4ntiunft erttsiIen
Gear. Reinert. Nbcn, oeer
~ Sal. @etel, ct. 6loub.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05
Our Candidates.

The Republicans of Linn county have
presented for their votes one of the best
tickest ever put forward by County Con-
yention, and no ticket, we believe, ever
met a more hearty response from the Re-
publicans OF the county. Every man upon
the ticket is host i'll himself, possessing
the necessary qualifications as to ability,
honesty. sobriety, integrity and industry,
and being in full sympathy with the people
aid in forming ticket that every honest,
conscientious man in the county can freely
support, no matter what his party pre-
dilections may be. Nearly the entire ticket
is composed of farmers, the bone and sinew
of the country, men of more then ordinary
talent, whose purity of life and character
have marked them as peculiarly fitted for
the positions to which their neighbors and
fellow citizens have called them. With
candidates whose ability, integrity. and
general fitness for the positions are unques-
toned, It requires no prophetic ken to pre-
dict their election in June. All Republic
cans have to do now is to secure rs large q
majority for the whole ticket as possible,
by faithful work until the day of election.
To this end let every honest, fair minded
voter put his shoulder to the wheel, and
aid in showing the car of progress and re-
form along
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

.
Boss Tweed is reported to be in Paris
France.
The Centennial grounds anfltbalildingss
are to be closed ON Sundays. Good
There are conflicting reports in regard 10,
the Black HIS We are Inclined to think.
that that the gold found there IL hardly III,
paying quantities as a rule.
Biaine's chances for the Eresindency.
since lie emerged from his mud bath Of
scandal without even smirch, are stron-
ger than ever.
Tilden's chances for the Democratic
nomination for the Presidency, since the
action of the New York convention, are
thought to be improved.
By order Of Director General. A. r.
Goshorn, the Philadelphia Centennial ex-
hibition Is to be opened for visitors OH
Wednesday next, May 10th.
It is now intimatetl that the Oxford, En-
gland, college crews many put la an atten-
dance at the Centennial, especially IL CAM
bridge and Dublin accepts.
In regard to the European grain market,
the Menk Lane EEpress says the activity
caused by the Easter holidays is not yet
over. The transactions are limited TO sup
plying immediate requirements. This and.
the absence of everything like speculation
tended to contract operations, the supply
keeping pace with the demand, and the
stock diminishing slowly. The cOntinen-
tai demand continues, and has taken sever
al cargoes wh ch arrived ut calling ports,
but has not shown itself to any extent.
Stocks in parts of Germany and France are
reported short; but latterly purchases have
been made by several grain markets from
Russian and American ports, whence dIl
rect shipment are made. Trade is inani-
mate. The fine weather depresses the
market and In some instances holders have
yielded Slightly. but the decline is scarcely
pereeptible. Maize is lower under large
supplies. The French demand occurred
very opportunely for the sellers Of oats.
In the country markets -four is fairly steady.
but the London trade is dull. There has
been no important change In any depart
ment during the week Things generally.
remain in statu quo.
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I,ro~wlnr ont Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not
enjoy life, but merely ssdrags out exist
ence,' - rs the phrase Is. Untitled for the
active pursuits of life, and incapable of par
taking of its pleasures, to which health
alone can give zest, disinclined to social
intercourse, and prey to melancholy, the
valetudinarian is indeed an object of pity
Yet there Is nothing In all this that cannot
be remetlied by that genial Alternative tonic
and nervine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which supplies deficient stamina, braces
the nervous system, and overeomes those
bodily irregularities to which nervous weak
ness is most frequently attributable. Dis
eases of the kidney and bladder, imperfect
digestion and uterine troubles are fertile
scources of debility. Their eradication
however, becomes matter OF certainty
when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are sys-
tematicalIy used for that purpose. The
Bitters likewise annihilate and prevent
fever and ague and other dehiiitating febrile
complaints of a malarial nature. april.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETrNG.-At the
regular monthly meeting of Linn Engine
Company, No. 2, DR.. G.. w. Gray. Presi-
dent, was granted three months leave of
absence, and d. NJ. Thompson elected
President al Interim. Messrs. j. X. Wealth
erfort, L. c. Rice and d. II. Thompson
were elected members of the Board of Fire
Delegates. NJ. S. aTonteith was granted
two months leave of absence, as he intends
visiting the Sound. The resignation of w.
II. Parker was granted. Judge Baldwin
was elected an honorary member of the
Company. An invitation was received
aud accepted to participate with Albany
Engine Company, No. !, in May-day
picnic on the 23d. BY vote of the Company
the wish was expressed that our new
steamer should be shipped to Albany inn
naediately on its arrival al Portland, and
be put together at the Messrs. Sox & Cos
warehouse, generously rendered by sail
firm for that purpose.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

ORAToRIo OF EsTHER.-This beautiful
oratorio will be rendered in this city, at
Pacific Opera House, on Friday and Satur-
day evenings of next week, May 12th and
18th. under the charge of Major l.. White,
assisted by forty ladies and gentlemen of
Corvallis. On the evenings OF the goth
and 21st, we believe, this grand ontario
was rendered in a most satisfactory man
ner at Corvallis, as many of our citizens,
who were present on the first evening.
can testify. We have no doubt that the
coming entertainment will be much better
than any previous one, because the COM
pany will have the advantage of a larger
and much better hall than tie one used at
Corvallis. The Opera House will be fitted
up for the occasion, and the seat accom-
modations greatly enlarged, so that al
may enjoy the feast of song offered, with
satisfaction and real enjoyment. No one
should tail to attend.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

It is conceded Al over the county that
S. A. Dawson, the Republican nominee,
win be the next Sheriff, by an oyerwhelm-
ing majority. A better man socially, or
one better fitted to fiji the Office with sat
isfaction to the people. and with honor TO
himself, cant be picked up every day.
He is just the man for the position, and
we are glad to learn that his election is so
well assured, and his popularity increasing
as the day of election approaches.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

THURSDAY. May 4, 1876.
Gold in New York, 113.
Greenbacks, $50 @s9iG.
Wheat, S3c per busheE.
Butter, 3O@40c per H.
Eggs, 1sc per dozen.
Oats, 62t1c per blshel.
Portland wheat market, 81 Go per
GENITAL sacked.
San Francisco wheat market 81 go to
81 50 per GENITAL for fair shipping to choice
milling.
Liverpool wheat market ON the Sd
os 7d@0s11d for average; club 9s 1od@1os5d.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Read. ponder. and then go and see the
elegant new grocery store of Messrs- Tyler
& Tate, in DR.. Tate's new brick on First
street. They generally have the sweetest
butter, the freshest eggs, the largest ana
most tempting vegetables. besides a full
stock Of groceries, provisions, etc, and
they intend TO sell everything clear down
to the lowest limit. See their advertise
ment in this issue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

The Corvallisites held their city election
last Monday, and this is the result. Mayor,
II. w. Vincent; Recorder, Jas. A. Yantfs;
Marshall, John Hamilton Treasurer.
William Groves; Gouncilmen. Ist Ward,
D. G. Clark, A. Purtly % Ward, L. j.
Bnfortl, A. johnson; Sd Ward, S. l.
shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

RIVER IMPRovEMENT.-The Govern
ment snag boat, ssUncle Sam, - Capt. Geo.
Smith, l. all ready to commence operations
on the Upper Willamette as soon as the
waters subsidies sufficiently. Said snag
boat is now lying at Portland. The snag
boat has done noble work in the past, and
the coming summer will doubtless be
enabled TO do stifl more, as she is better
equipped for it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

RuFFLrNG-A fine stock. Suitings,
new, beautiful and cheap. Prints, neat,
tasty and attractive. Also, cash in ex-
change for Eggs, Butter, Coin. Gold Notes,
and ssother truck. = at highest market rates.
A. WHEELER, Shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

TRospEcTTNc.-A meeting to arrange
for prospecting party in the vicinity of
Harney Lake. will take place at the Court
House on Saturl ay. May 18th. at o'clock
p. At. Everybody interested ~ill please re-
member the time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-05

Flowing most vigorously prosecuted,
and under a smiling sun about the usual
seeding may be expected. We are In hopes
the good weather has really set IN.