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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-28
REPUB1.1CAN COUNTY CONVENTION
WEDNESDAY, April 26, 1876.


county met at the Court House at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and were called to order
by Mr.. o. p Tompkins, of Harrisburg.
On motion, d. Thompson was elected
temporary Chairman, c. p. Hogue, of
Sbedd, and P. Hume, of Brownsville,
Secretaries.
On motion, Messrs. 3 Fl Allen, Hi
ram Smith, W r Kirk, D Frornan and
S Miller were appointed Committee on
Credentials.
On motion, Messrs. A p Gaines, J r
Smith ard G II Riddle were appointed
Committee on Resolutions.
On motion, Messrs. n B Humphrey,
o P Tompllins and Frank Pike wereap-
pointed Committee to apportion dele
gates to precincts for the State Repub-
hcan Convention.
On motion, Messrs. 6 w Gray, ] W
Cleaver and W CForen were appointed
Committee on order of Business.
On.motlon, Messrs. E p CIure ,Jo on
athan Wassom and C p Hogue were
appointed Committee on Permanent
Organization.
On motion, adjourned to 1890.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met at 1890. Commit
tee on Permanent Organization reported
the following named gentlemen enti-
tied TO seats as delegates in this conven-
tion:
Albany Precinct-N Bond, n Hum
phrey, Isaac Froman, r Conn. G + Simp-
son, C Wolverton, D NJ Thompson. W
Propst, u Froman aud G w aray.
Brownsvillc-W r Kirk, A Williams,
p Hume and A McFerran.
Halsey-C z IIoguc, B II Allen, James
Pearl, S W Hays, c Gray by S A Smith
proxy.
ram Smith proxy, Hiram Smith, o r
Tompkfns, L J Sommerville, j N Waters
by o Tompkins, proxy.
Centcr-E p Mcclure, j W CIeayer and
S Canoh.
Orleans-D C Currie. N Atchison,-J B
Mccoy and Geo Riddle
Scio-John Redman, NJ G Gill, A Chris
zrnan and NJ Ground.
Sautiam-W Foren aud S T Miller.
Brush CreeIi-Robt Glass and G F Col
bert by p Hume, proxy.
Lebanon-,J Wassom, IL Powell, Frank
Pike, A j Marshall and J r Smith.
Syracuse-For this precinct the Commit
tee recommended that S T Jones be invited
to cast the vote.
Franklin Butte-Abner Gaines.
Committee on Order of Business report
ed as follows, which was adopted:
Reports of Committees.
Election OF 10 delegates 10 Rupublican
State Convention.
One State Senator.
Six Representatives.
County Judge.
Sheriff.
Clerk.
Two Commissioners.
School Superintendent.
Assessor.
County Surveyor.
Coroner.
County Central Committee.
Committee on Resolutions reported,
and the report was adopted
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New To-Day.
J. HI. BURKHART,
Real Estate and COlVeyanCing Agent

ALBANY, OREGON.
CORNER FIRST AND BRoADALBIN STREETS.
HARMS of all sizes, improved and uniInprov-
Tor grain raising. also timbered land and stock
ranches for sale ON easy terms;
Also for sale Il number of dwelling houses
and vacant lots in this city.
Parties desiring TO either sell or purchase
should call and learn terms and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 32VS
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by virtue and
IN authority of the last will and testament of
Demus Beach, deceased, the undersigned will,
saturday, the 2sth day of May, 1875,
at the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day. at the Court House door in the city of
Albany, in the county of Linn and State of Or
egon, sell at public auction to the highest bid
the said Denus beach, deceased, in and to the
real property belonging to the late firm of
interest of SAID deceased III said properly is
undivided half and known as the ''Albany
Wharf lots number two, three and four, and
lots number one and two in block number four,
as known ana described IN he plat OF SAID city
of Albany, together with the undivided haf of
the water flowing, led and conveyed along the
mill-Iuce leading and running Iom the Cali
pooia river from a point ut or above the mill
the Magnolia Mills, from the point " hich
said nlin-Tacc crosses the land claim of Waiter
!
Monteith. until tle.said water enters the Will
lanlctte river; also The right of way for said
wafer and mili-face the land OF said
Thomas Monteith from the land of said Walter
Mouteith, to and across lots No. 2, and 4,
where the said * Albany City Mills - are situa-
ted said runs. together with the appur-
| fcnances, rights and privileges thereunto be-
! longing, with free ingress, egress and regress
for worknen with horses carts. and carriages,
| at any and all times, through the land of
/ Thomas Monteiti, and along the banks OF said
| mil-race, for the purpose of amending, clearing,
and repairing the said race with liberty to take
| stones and earth from the adjacent land of
/ Fhoinns Monteith occasion may require and
! also the following individual property of said
! deceased, to-wit: Block number fifty-seven in
the said city of Albany, with the dwelling
house thereon together with the appurtc-
| nanceS
! TERMS OF SALE--The said Partnership prop
! erty which embraces the "Aibany City Mills,s
| will be sold for cash, gold coin, onc-thrd 10 be
paid on the day of sale, one-fhird in six months
/ and one-third IN nine months, with interest on
the deferred payments at the rate OF II per cent.
Ilcr annum from day of sale.
/ The said described individual property will
| he sold for CASH, gold coin in hand Deeds will
be executed OH full payment of the purchase
| price. JOHN CONNER,
| Remaining Executor of the last will and tes-
lament of Demus Beach, deceased.
April 81, 1876. SsvSap25
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PROMPT Delivery, at Living
Rates.

HAVING bought out the deiiysry business OF
Mr.. Lewis StiInSon, beg leave to announce ia
the citizens and business men of Albany, that
= nave on the streets an express and job wagon
and will be happy TO serve all who may give
call.
All orders will be promptly attended to at
reasonable rates.
Orders may be left at the Drug Store of Bell &
Parker.
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Large Farm for safe or Rent.

A FARM, known as the donation claim ef j.
IN NJ. Elliott, twelve miles east OF Albany, cefs-
sisting OF $50 acres over 200 acres undeT culti-
yation balance ut present used as pasture. hut
all of it grain land-ali 1nder fence and web
watered. 1t is OF the best farms i'll Linn
county. and will be sold rent esl ON favorable
terms. Enquire at the farm adjoining above
described on The west. Of W. a. Paul.
March IL, 1S76-26m1#
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NalIICE.

UTHEREAs my wife, Anna Eliza Sylvester
w without c;I1s or prov ocation, has left my
bed and board for Terts unknown, ], Samuel
SeIvcster, hereby notify all with whom she ma y
DEAL that they must deal with her mt their
risk, will not stand reSpon sible for any o1
her debts, contracts or liabilities.
SAMUEL SELEESrER.
March Il, isT6-,4n26
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ALI PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
IA Iy note or account TO John ErimNHs MIRO
hereby notified that he calls for setfleHnenti
and requests that they Will govern themselves
accordingly. JOHN HEfHkftaHs
Albany, Dec ,, ls75-iivs
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Weearnessly urge our friends through
out the county TO wake up 70 the real
importance Of the pending effort. and
by energetic work to render certsin a
Republican victory. Such victory Il
not to bs wOn BY supineness, and fold.
ing the hands in careless neglect Of the
great issues at stake Victory, if won
must be sought and not waited for
Active. energetic, unfagging effort il
essential TO assured success.
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THE DEMocRATIc STATE CoNvEN-
IIoN-Met at Salem on Wednesday,
Following are the nominations: For
Congress, lafayette Lane; Presidential
electors, Fl. KIippel, W. L. LasWell, E.
A. Cronin; Delegates to the National
Convention. NJ. v. Brown, r. r.
Thompson, J. II. Turner, &c. Braley,
Thomas MiIIiron, H. H. Gilfrey; Han
na, prosecuting attorney, 1st district;
John Thompson, judge, S. II. Hazard
attorney, I'd district; B. F. Bonham
judge, w. M. Ramsey, attorney, Sd
district; Strong, attorney, 4th district
L. L. Macarthur, judge, L. Ison, attor
ney, 5th district.
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New To-Day.

TS BOYLE. Boot and Shoe NAL en-. Sd door
EIs east of Harpers warehouse, is atways on
hand TO do work at reasonable rates, neat and
nice. 27~Sln3*
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Lebanon Hotel,
$. HI. CI4AUGHTON, PROP'R.,
LERANON. 0REssON,

HOUSK newly furnished throughout. The
Ii best the markets afford always on the table.
The postoffice Is next door to this House, nom
which the stage leaves for Albany at O'Clock
ConveyaRces pIacured for parties wishing 70
visit the Soda Springs. Library and reading
rQQu, with choice reading us9ttef, I0l Lie
guests OF the house. apra0Ve
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Pictslres and Picture Frames,

E. B. PURDOM
would announce to the cftizens of Alhany = and
VICINITY, that he is prepared to furnish all kinds
of PICTURE FRAN Is 10 order, mt short notice.
Pictures framed, and old frames repaired tsait
at his Office First street, ono door west Ct
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LINN COUNTY nEPUBLrCAN TICKET,

For state senator-G f. COLBERT.
For RepresentatiSes--J. +. MCCARTNEY, d.
=. GR4G6sS, j. w. FLETCHER, j. WASSOM, A
BRANDON, NJ. A1CHISt)N.
For County Judged. r. n. BLACKBC RN.
For Go. Comm issioners-WsL. PAUL, MARI
AN CINNINGHAf.
For County Clerk-R. q. CUSICK.
For Sherfff-S. A. DAWSON.
For Treasurcr-D. ANDREWS.
For ASSESSOR. w. CLEAYER.
For SCHOOL superintendent l.. GILBERT.
FOR Surveyor-J. a. WARNER.
For Coroncr-N. B. HUMPHREY.
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one of the stations brought out from the East
viii be at the stable OF bean 4 DAVIDSON,
salem, on Mondays %. Dmss kEt@mym ~ mnss
and Saturdays.
and thursdays n. aiA. OF ench week during tns
season, at the stable OF i. II. MARSHALL.
WHITE PRINCE Is in good conditInus @nu -
generally known as having proven hiaDsen q
Nq PRInE s5dss or PERcI4E came out from Frnnee
TO Ohio In 1874, and made the season OF 15 III
Wisconsin. He isa dark dapple gray, wen iorIl1-
| free, ca%y action that have never seen eqnaled
| In any horse of his 5izo viii Weigns m gOoo
ii has long been my ambition to bc able to
supply the horse breeders of oregon with 2
breed Of large horses ana s sg
4 from which could he bred when crossed nro1
the colnmon mares Of the connt,$ n, sss,s
| coupled with style, action and stamina ~
supply the above want after carstna sxa1,. ss
i lectcd the Percheron family. The oldest colts
fron White Prince are nj coming yeHrs, oaa,
with fhc Younger ones. show that fn@ 4DON0
fact has been accomplished, as they arg ~. UNI.
form In general mate-np, and SHOW me s5ne
Of any other horse ia the state, whether bred
from the full blood highgIlade s saV
the pecuiiarities of the Percheron Isce; =,
In offering tho scrN ices OF the aDove norseS y
matter. but q demonstrated fact OF their value.
as IL is Is years since their intr0dPellqn lnt1
tion Tie one.i6ngt and one.haif nloods brinG
.,,(,,- han double price Of the good common
stock OF the country, and the breeders OF thi1
stock arc unable to ssspply the dnnlnnd fo1
tnTh There Is now, aneLsxili DO faE snsas time "a
come, q demand for the colts ~ gnQd prices fOl
STOCK PURPOSES TERsEss
$50 the season, or four mares foE @A0@ IN ~
s. gold cOin except White Prince fliieS-fhey
win be bred by special aereemert- rwww
Ashland, Or, March 81, 1s7esas
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Every citizen should vote. To fail
in this sacred duty is 70 pnt in peril
wise laws and good government. There
Is SO much ignorance 70 contend against
in this country that neglect Of the fran
chise, on the part Of intelligent citizens,
becomes an unpardonable sin.
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srrEnEEF > SALE.

EIKEEKEF SALE.
TJY VIRTUE of q writ of execution issued out
11 of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Linn county, to me directed and delivered,
for the sum of $733 q in U. S. gold coin, with
interest thereon Mt the rate of per cent. per
month from the 18th day Of March, 1875. and
the further of $j5 10. costs and for accTu-
ing costs, in favor of l.. III. Ruarts and against
f. N. Beach, have levied upon and viii pro
ceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for u. S. gold coin in hand paid on day
of sale. in front OF the Court House door, In the
city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, On
Saturday, ate 13h day Of My, 1916,
t tI,, hour of O'Clock p M of said day, Rll the
following described pieces, parcels or tTacts OF
land, to-wftN
Lot No. I In bsocl No. p, in the city of Alba
ny, together with all and singular the tcne-
merts. .hcredifalnentsa tsandappurtenances there
unto belonging or in anywise appcrtaining, to
satisfy said execut ion costs and accrning costs.
Dated, Apr. IL, 1876. l.. G. RICE
30w4 sheriff of Linn Co, oregon.
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NEW BANK.
Opposition is the Life of Trade

DAvE MORGAN has opened an Office in the
IL rear of the Post Jflice on Broadalbin St.,
where he viii keep ON hand for sale
Lime, Plaster. GeEmenfs
and .sSand Banks. of best qualities, at lowest
rates. DAVID MORGAN.
Albany, March II. '76-26lns*
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Fifty-nine state Conventions are to
be held within two months.
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D. c. NELSON,

TAKES ruIs OPPORTUNITY TO inform the
i public generally that having bought ont
NJ =. DePew in the tin and stove business, lie
viii continue the same ut the old stand, where
will be found n good assortment of
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ALBANY, OREGON.
CORNER FIRST AND BRoADALB1N STREETS.
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CENTENNIAL TOPICS.

There is still legal fight kept up in the
Court of Common Pleas for injunction TO restrain the
Mayor from spending any part OF the $4,000 approp-
aed by the Councils for entertaining the ctys guests
The Reading Railroad Company now convey passen-
gers from Broad Street station to the Exhibition III 10
minutes from Ninth and Green in % minutes, and from
Richmond in 80 minutes for the low fare OF 10 cents
The cash admissions on Friday were 26,637; the
whole number 80, s04.
The Michigan state Building will be formally opened
on the 4th July next. The Delaware State Building
opened yesterday.
Three r. C. Archbishops, Purcell of Cincinnati VIII
iams of Boston, and Wood of Philadelphia, visited the
grounds Saturday.
There il fine exhibition OF coal from Ohio IN the
annex to the Main Building, including block over II
feet high
Specimens OF wooden nutmegs and OF wooden hams
made from the Charter Oak exhibited in the Connect
lieut. reception room.
Over 300 students OF the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology will arrive in Philadelphia Friday morn
ing next and will cncamp the grounds of the UnNer-
sity OF Pennsylvania The object of the excursion is
careful study of the Exposition
A model in metal Of Independence Hall has been
placed under glass covering in Memorial Hall. Scale,
pounds II is an exact reproduction both of the Interior
and exterior OF the Hall outside IL OF German silver
oxidized with red gold. Inside miniature copies Of
the lGO portraits in the Hall, with models of the furni
rlre desks
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BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL LEGISLATION.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Aldermen
Yesterday, Alderman BuTnct Of the Law Committee Of
fcrcd a resolution resembling the continuation Park
Commissioners, Of Edward Rowe and Cornelius J.
Bergen who were confirmed Nov. 90, 1879 In the dis
cussion which cnsucd Aldermen Murtha, Rowcy, Burnett
aud others participated The resolution was laid GU the
table until tho next meeting. The Special Committee on
the Centennial and Fourth OF July recommended that
80 800 be appropriated to dcfray the expenses OF a
parade music, &C. aud the delivery Of historical adj
dress on July L. Alderman Fisher, In presenting the
report, said that the plan WAS intended TO include II
of the city and the Police and Fire Departments would
take part, aud the citizens generally would he invited
To illuminate their residences. The recommendations
were adopted. The Investigation OF the umOrs of r-
reHaTcs In the Department Of Police aud Excise
referred to the Committee on Police and Excise. The
Board resolved to hold monthly meetings during the
months Of July and August.
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GOV. TILDEN'S FRIENDS HOPEFUL.

THEIR BELIEF THAT THE RECENT MOVEMENT
AGAINST TIE GOVERNOR HAS FALED-MR I'll
DENs HOLD On THE REPUBLICAN voTE-HIs
STRENGTH IN OTHER STATES.
A reporter of The TRIBUNE met yesterday a
gentleman who, though not professional politician, has
taken place Of prominence in the politics OF e
State, aud Is warm partisan OF Gov Iiden. This
gentleman who did not desire his name 10 be used made
a number OF interesting statements In regard to the
recent attempted revolt in the Democratic ranks against
Gov. Tilden. His statements were, OF course, those
OF political and personal friend OF Gov. Tdcn, though
having authority TO speak for him. but he was never
theless in position from Lis extensive acquaintance
throughout state 20 know the condition Of public
feeling and TO estimate the strength 81 the recent move
men lie said that there doubt in his mind that
the attempt to break Tidens hold on the Of
the party and the delegation 10 st. Louis had failed
IL doomed 10 failure. The men engineered 1t
who attempted similar maneuver two years ago, and
who failed then They not only lacked the moral sup
port Of the better elements OF the party, but they
lacked both organization and the faculty Of organizing
They deficient In political skill Gov. Iilden had
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ALBANY.
ture, desks. &c
NEW CAPITOL CHANGES.
PLANS AS FAR AS TIE ROOF LINE ACCEPTED-woRK
TO RESUME TODAY.

TO RESUME TODAY.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO rHa TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, June 5.-The Commissioners of the
Land Office held nrortcted meeting this afternoon to
consider the plans for changes in the exterior OF the New
Capitol, submitted by Mr.. Olrsted OF the Advisory
Board All the members present except Speaker
Hustled. Superintendent Eaton and Architect Fuller
were also present, well the New Capitol commits
sOners. Lieu-Gov. Dorshcmer read the law, and cX-
planned the proposition 10 the Board and Mr.. Olmsted
indicated the changes which are proposed by drawings
aud diagrams. These alterations extend from the top OF
third floor all the upper part Of the building Mr.
Robinson explained that tine present appropriation would
suffice only to complete the edce To the roof line, ana
he opposed to adopting the changes above it, rs the
Legislature, according 20 his Interpretation OF the law,
would have final supervision Of the matter.
motion adopt all the proposed changes was then
lost Messrs Ross AMI Van Buren, voting against II, aud
Mr.. Robinson declining to vote. majority of all being
required TO carry the motion finally motion 10 accept
plans only up to the roof line was agreed TO- Mcssrs
Ross and Van Buren, again voting No, but Mr. Robinson
voting with the others. The meeting then adjourned
The Governor will yet have TO signify his assent 10 the
cham es which almost inmatcrIl, consisting chiefly
OF a modification of the ornamenaion proposed IN the
original plan ful force Of wOrkmeH will be put ON
the building tomorrow.
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Exhibition closed Sunday and urgently enhestinx t
not ~ revoke their decision
The Liquor and Beer Dealers Association held a
those passed by meeting v..
law The delegates tho Central Committee nstructsd
TO urge the consolidation OF all the liquor boy
The Albion Society of New-York met lass evening
at No. Union square, and appointed committe 20 Ia
make for the English AND games TO b.
held annual picnic Of the Society Aug In
Woods money prizes viii be Orerof tina
walking RAINING and Jumping Matches In rsr induce
professionals compete In tile well al
tue Soc ety. The Comm ttee Will report ~ the next meeting
June 49,
POLICE NOTES.
David Adrauce age 80, had both arms cut of wee.
terdGY machinery Of smith factory at No IS Dutchst
Jacob Watleck, German, arrested early Yea.
terday morning charge Of adulterating milk
Thomas Moore alias James Jackson, was arrested
on Belt L ne car Sunday afternoon charge Of picking
Henry Scherer and Robert Ahrens were arrested
on SUNDAY night charge OF personaDg officers and threat
ening 10 arrest John Sheehan OF No. 80 tirstst
Francis Williams and Edward o Keete we're pr.
rested on sunday night charged With having -n hors>
and coupe Andrew ]. Snyder OF No. 6i4 secolave
Inouess were held Yesterday upon the remains Of
Kra Koch OF No. 1871 Avenue A, who drowned aefsef the
asi River April IL In the case az Max We3ss No Sd
Cinonst who fell into the East Iver FROM pr No So On
Mav 30 and upon body OF Michael Tough Of NO Wash
tnpon r. who on May % tell from his cart, roDtIng Inc
artery The yerdcs we're an accordAEcs with the
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Oh for the good old court times, when the
criers used to cry from the windows Us dd the little
red ead, man In PasQuOtank County, when the Court
ordered Call John Ams and Mary Amis, Mr. Her
ring" aud he poked his head out OF the widow and
screamed, Join AIMS and Mary AIMS, John A."
One at a time" said the Court. One At s ume"
"One ~ a Time" screamed Mr. Herring. " Vow you've
done It," sang the Court turning very red IN the face
Now you've done It," Now you've done it, screamed
Little Mr. Herring All, there were callers iron Chers-
VILE in those lays.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. Nicholas Hotel-Chef-Justice Morrison II; W ate
n, tho r. : Supreme Court. Clarendon foet-EhtQs
John r. Hoffman the Hon Titan j. Cofsy OF Feyysn a.
Cen FitZ OF Nc JelOcy, Ei"ln y. ouons
81 Louis Miss Minnie Hauck Brep0ort 81
Howles OF The Springfield Repu6l,can, henry Irv IL Nc
s I0uspiiis COurterJOTn0i, and the Hon lienIy ~ W.
Henry OF KENTUCKY ST. James Hote-J9dge Amos
~ ri Ildelnhia Holman H0Uss-Rchafd aux 1
mia. and Amasa Sprague OF Providence neCPGt"h rug
FIhe Hon John NJ Francis OF Troy AHetna,,M ill.,,
WoiSe-Hear Admiral Alfred Taylor u > navy, ana iLSn
Dickson President OF the Delaware and Hudson sd
Finh AUeu> HOteL-Judge Thomas r.. flh.ester Vi
Philadelphia and Lieut. GOV H0raio u kmge vi "aSS~
chusetts - A ttor House-William q. Fargo OF Bulsio
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THE pTNIsON TRIAL.

ALBANY, June 5.-Ihe counsel aud jmymen
IN the Dcnson appeared at the Courtroom to-day
to attend the extraordinary tcrm but Judge Daniels,
assigned to hold the Court, failed to appear.
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associated In the settnCup machine ana are
gripped by russlng machine. The inside OF the Da
Ia smOOthed aud the groove cut for the heai DIV tAe
doweer and crOzer the edge OF the chime IS shapcheu
by the chamferfng machine. The barrel Is then taken 10
The hOOp-drivng machine. In convenient proximity 10
this exhibit OF barrelmaking machines are the hoop
pole sptters and machines for rounding, making ndi,
and eqnalizng hoops and box straps OF hosWeh MARI
RAn lDsfnr n
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Adons (after his guests have departcd)-
"Ey JOye, Maria, what handsome woman Mrs Jones
isl She looks better than eyerw HIS WIFE" Ahem
Well II may he my bad taste, but own have hitherto
failed dct~ct tbs beauty OF Mrs. Jones Now, Mr..
Jones Is good-looking II yOu ike" Adonis-" Jones
good-lookngl Come-hang II, Maria, Jones Is very
celyed his good looks &c, &c.-IPunoh.