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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-03-03
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

for the people of this city, who turned oul
en- n1asse, lining the sidewalks. balconies
and windows on the line Of march, and
gave evidence by their cheers and waving
of handkerchief OF the deep interest they
took In the success of the new steamer.
AT the close of the steamer test. hose was
taken up, the ropes manned, and the
steamer drawn to and safely housed In her
house. corner OF Ellsworth and Second.
Two's then escorted Ones to their house
on Second near Ferry, marching from there
TO their hall on First street. near Broatlal-
bin. where resolutions complimentary TO
Mr.. VIM. T. Everson were passed, when
the parade was ended.
Appended is the report of the commit
tee appointed to measure the distance the
steamer threw water in the several tests:
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF LINN EN-.
CINE COMPANY - The undersigned Com
mittee appointed to report upon the work
ing Of the new steamer beg leave to report
as follows:
The steam gauge showed pounds Of
steam AZ minutes from the time of start
ing the fire, and working stream Of water
was obtained In minutes, with 21& guage
OF water I'm the boiler.
From II inch nozzle, through 100 feet
of hose, stream was thrown 221L feet.
full spray 255116 feet, farthest spray 1854
feet.
Two STREAMS through 100 feet Of hose
each, inch nozzle, 1871 feet.
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IN MEMORHAM.


At a regular meeting of Santiam Lodges.
No. "a, I.O.O.F., held May 4th, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Inasmuch as it has pleased Almighty.
God to remove from orr midst our brother,
and friend, Dawson I'll. Morton and
WHEREAS, 1t is the wish of the members.
OF this Lodge that fitting recognition of;
his many virtues be had, therefore be It
Res0tred, BY Santiam Lodge, No ~,
LO.O.F., that while we hnmbIy bow TO the
will of Ged, we do not tIae less mourn, for,
Otir brother who has departed.
ResoIred, That In the death of Dawson
A. Morton this Lodge laments the loss of
most faithful brother, one who WAS ever
ready to exert his utmost endeavors for the
welfare and prosperity of this society, e.
friend and companion who was dear to us
all.
Resolred, That COPY or these resolu4-
tons be spread upon the records Of this,
Lodge. and q copy Of the same be trans
mitted TO the Salem Mercury and the Axe
BANr REGISTER for publication.
FL. CRANFIL.L..
J.. G. CONSER,
j. A. THOMAS,
Committee.
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PANORAMIC VIEW OF ALBANY. - Not
long since rumber of the leading citizens
of this city promised Gen. G. A. Reed, of
Salem, big benefit provided he would
add to his Centennial Panoramic Views of
the Willamette Valley and It's prominent
towns, a view OF this city. Gen. Reed
went Immediately to work, and has ssc-
ceeded admirably, we are told, in transfer
ring Albany. as sine now appears. upon the
canvas. 1t Is pronounced, IN connection
with the other views in this valley, . grand
work of art, and we believe that no person
In this city viii willingly miss seeing It.
The General painted the views above mem
toned for the express purpose OF exhibit
ing them at the Philadelphia Centennial
so as to give the whole world sosne idea OF
our grand and glorious country Oregon.
Next Monday evening Gen. Reed proposes
to exhibit this rare painting to the citizens
Of Albany and vicinity at the Opera House,
and we hOpe no one win fasIi 10 visit and
thus aid in renunerating the General for
his great work OF love. on that occasion.
The doors win be open at o'clock +. H.,
the curtain to rise at 7:3O. sharp. Don't
forget Monday evening, May 18th, 1876,
at o'clock, and secure front seats.
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The Two Records.

We do not say, that every friend of the,
Union is a Republican, but we do say, that
every enemy of the Union is Democrat.
We do not say, that every Democrat fil--
vored the success of the Southern Confed--
eracy, but we do say, that no Republicans
were found in the ranks of the rebel armies.
We do not say, that all the Democrats Of,
the South have engaged in the Ku-klux
and White League outrages, but we do say,
that those who committed these outrages
were Democrats.
There are many patriotic Democrats.
who desire to do right; who would not,
knowingly, do wrong who favor the.
restoration OF their party to power, because.
they honestly believe that it would best
serve the interests of the nation. II such
men were in the majority, and able to con--
troll the party, but little danger might come
from their ascendancy. But they are in a,
hopeless minority, and could no more con-
troll tile actions of the Democratic party,
than an infant could II ship at sea. Their
good intentions would pass for naught ).
their patriotism would have no weight;
their advice would be laughed at These
men belong, of right, To the Republican,
party. Prejudice has kept them out Of its
ranks. They haYe stayed with the Pemo--
cratic party, in the vain hope that they,
| might restore its departed fortunes, and,
with them, its lost honor.
We oppose the Democratic party, be-.
cause We see in its ranks tens of thousands
of men who are enemies to the Govern
| ment, who make no secret of their hostili-
/ ty to it, and its free institutions. We fI--
yor the Republican party because We 5hdl
no such enemies in It's ranks. Every Re-
pubiicaa is a proclaimed friend of the Re-
| public, and its free institutions. We read
| ily admit that some Democrats could be
trusted with power; but there are-so many
having a controlling influence who cannoti
be trusted, that opposition to the party be-.
comes a public duty. We as freely adhait
that there are some Republicans who can
not be trusted with power, but there are
so many who can be. who control their
wisdom and patriotism, that the support Of
the party becomes high public duty. In
other words what we deem the dangerous
element in the Democracy. is in the major
ity, while, in the Republican party, # is i'll
a hopeless minority. We prefer party
whose majority canhe trusted. to- a partX
whose majority caunot be. InDemOsEacE,
the few are worthy of confidence; la Re-
publicanism the many are worthy Of IL.
Why should the good citizen hesitate in his
clloioeS Common sense and ordinary busi-
ness saRacity, slsould be sRficient to incline
him. to the support Of that party which has
the best record. and the largest number Of
e6od men to sustain it.
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Panch, Rrnea., Pansh..

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the square,
Be sure and subscribe for the REcIsRATRE :
And II you're in business, yoss're bound to-
do fair,
If you only advertise in the REGrsrAIKE-
Such chances In this country are seldom
and rare
To read sensible paper like the REGIS
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SO send In your coin aud we no piilis viii
spare
To make you feel happy while reading the.
REGIsTAIRE-
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TITUS Bros Have new advertisement
In this issue. which you want to read.
They are offering goods in their line at re
duced rates. Eor instance, they are selling
two ounce p. s. Bartlett svaltilam watches
at $21 each additional ounce. % 50 more;
eight-lay Seth Thomas clocks at from So
to So each, and other goods IN proportion.
They keep the Saltzman watch = the only
house above Portland that does. All en-
craving done on goods sold rom this hou.e,
free Of charge. They now have III their
employ, Mr.. Everet. . practical watch
maker and jeweler. tife engraycr and tho
only one in the city. They are also agents
for the Singer sewing machine, and keep
on hand full assortment Of needles. etc.
The boys keep way up stock, and do not
intend TO be undersold. Go and aee the
handsome new goods latsly recslved fron
Frisco.
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FROM OCHoCo.-Reports from Ochoco
agree that they have had. good season for
tar ming. and some OF the farmers have got
through with their work. The spring has
been the finest ever seen, the grass Is way
up. and stock are beginning to look fine
and fat. Father Donthitt is busy mining,
and although he had made no "a cleanup"
up to April ID, owing to high water, yet
he was in the highest spirits. Swarts has
been having bad luck with his mill, from
the Oft breaking of the dam. Bill Clarke
is in charge of the mill. Alb. Powell's wife
is quite feeble with consumption, but Is
still able to 60 around. Ed. Frecland Is
not so well, having been afflicted ,.ith
chills. He was to GO over to Little Willow
creek, says our informant. on the Sd OF
April. to consult DIR. Balloon. On Sunday,
March 25th, Freeland and family came
within an ace of getting drowned, aud 1t
| happened in this way: The family were
in a hack on their way to attend Sunday
School. In the attempt to cross Mill
| Greek, and when in the middle of the creek.
which was high and current swim, the pole
slipped from the neck-yoke, and the team
became unmanageable, and had it not been
that help was fortunately near, the
hack might have been upset. and part
if not the whole family met watery
grave. Another hack was secured and
driven in along side of Freeland's, and all
| of his family transferred to it, but before
the second hack could be got out the
double-trees of said hack were broken.
The entire party, hacks and horses, event.
ually escaped, but in pretty wet condi,
tion. About the middle of March Mr.
Hunsaker came near losing his team and
his own life in attempting to ford the
Oclioco. The very next day, Laur
Thomas met with about the same expert
ence with his wagon and team at the same
ford. He succeeded in getting the team
unhitched and driving them to the shore
but the wagon, blankets. cooking utensils
etc. all floated off, and he did not recove
them until the next day. Mr.. Scott met
similar experience in attempting to eros
at the ford above Pringle's. barely savin;
his team. Cattle buyers have yisitet
Ochoco, paying SIS for three year old
and $40 for four year olls. They bough
of Webdell. Conant, Powell. Snoderly
Hogue and Luckey, in Oehoco, beside
purchasing three or four hundred In Ante
lope. A case OF family trouble is reporte'
in which a man left his wife because sh
went to dance with another honsbre
Taking it all together Ochoco is a way nj
country and the grass grows tall.
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BOARD OF ERIE DELEGATEs.-As by
ordinance required, tile Board Of Fire Del
egates met and organized on the evening of
the sth inst, at the law ofice of Messrs.
Whitney q Montanye. A temporary or
ganization was effected by the election OF
Geo. Humphrey rs President. and J.. K.
Weatherford ~ Secretary. A permanent
Organization was tllen effected by the cleo
tion of Geo. Humphrey, President, Winn
Peters, Secretary. and l.. G. Rice. Treas
urer. The Board of Fire Delegates then
adjourned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

MARKIED.-At the Baptist Church festi-
val the other night, Mr. Alonzo Gray and
Miss Mary johnson were united in mar
riage, by Rev. DIR. Hin. This was grand
feature of the occasion, and, although we
did not witness Il, we have It from good
authority that the DIR. done the business
mp in the best manner. and the happy
couple stood up under the terrible pressure
without tremor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

PosrroNED.-The oraforio OF Queen Es-
tler. advertised for Thursday and Friday
evening at the Opera House. has been una
voidably postponed through sickness. As
soon as possible It will be rendered in this
city, to the delight of ali who may attend
and everybody will want to 90.
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NOTICE.

ITO THE LADIES OF ALBANY AND NICTS.
4 ity: Mrs Upham and Mrs. Grubb have
opened a 1ressmaking shop, one door west of
Eox's store, and are now prepared TO do any
and all kinds of ladies' work Will neatneSS and
dispatch.
Mrs, Cpham is a thorough and accomplished
dressmaEer, having been In the business more
than twenty years. Well, all we have to 81 Y Is,
try Us and be convinced. Thankful for past fa-
Vors we ask continuance of the same
MISS ROE.D& and MRS. GsRUBB. at the
same place. have a stock of Fancy Goods. and
useful and ornamental goods for ladies' wear,
which they Will sell at low rates.
They do all kinds of stamping on short notice
at reasonable terms. Also. agents for the Salni-
tarS' Corset-the most fashionable and best in
use. Give us a call.
Albany, Feb. Is, T6s2vS
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wednesday morning while Johnny
schmeer was exercising his colt, the animal
beacme frightened, upset the suikyss throw
ing: Mr.. Schmcer to the ground, breaking
loose from the vehicle, and In running
down into Dixie hurt three Of his 1.-THE
colts) legs. John was not seriously injured.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

SILVER WEDDNG.-On the 25th of May,
occurs the silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Beiling. Should their lives be
spared until that time, they will have been
married twenty-five years. May this most
sstimable couple live to see their diamond
wedding day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

FINISHED. J. Taylor. we are in
formed, has flushed the work of seating
the new Episcopal Church, and it will soon
be ready for services. 1t Is neat little
edifice.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

The rnmnr that Capt. q. B. Scott, Of the
Independent Line, had sold the City of
Salem and Ohio to the w. r. T. q 1. Co..
Is positively contradictei. Purser Hatch
says the line has been too well patronized
by the citizens of the valley to induce them
to sell ont tn anybody. Good for the In
dependent Line.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

The st. Charles has conpel of about as
good men for proprietors as are engaged
in the business, and therefore it is one of
the most popular houses on the Pacific
slone
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

See Sherih-s sale of valuable real estate
advertised in this issue.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

II you want blacksmithing done, 60 to
Sam Miller. If yon want a handsome
carriage or hack, just as good as they make
'enl, and more so, Sam Miller will sell it to
you, and on the most reasonable terms.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

Tyler & Tate have some of the best ma
pie sugar You ever nopped yonr lips over,
besides q most excellent assortment OF
groceries, provisions, etc. They are al
ways up with the times In the way of fresh
vegetables, sweet butter, etc
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a. widely Apnair.as5le nRe.,neay.

Feg remedies are applicable to such a.
wide range OF disorders as. HQstetter'ss
Stomach Bftters. aud this. NOT because 1t has
special properties adapted TO the cure of
each-apch pFetense wonld be manifesEly
absurd but on account of its wonderfully
improving effect upon the. general tone OF
the SYSTEM and its Alternative action upon.
the organs of nntritiop, secretion and dis
charge. Besiles'its weil-kn0wn properties
as remedy for intermittent and remit
tent levers. dyspepsia, constipation, tor
plIlity of the liver, general debility, urina-
ry and uterine difficulties, it invariably
proves to be highly serviceable IN overcom-
Ing antemia. hypochondria, rheumatism.
insomnia, and many other disorders and
disabilities originating IN poverty or impu-
rity of the blood, nervous weakness or.
oyef-excitement, or an imperfect perform
ance of the physical functions. may.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

SPLENDID FUINrTCRE.-Mr. F. S. Dun
s.ing. at his place ON First street, has re-
ceived some magnificent walnut furniture.
he IS Offering much cheaper than usual for
sue h superior furniture. He has house
full of the best, all OF which Is put down to
suit these hard times. Drop in and see for
yourselves.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

DIDN'T Go.-Mr. Ashby Pearce and lady
didn't sail for the East on the last ocean
steamer as somebody stated last week.
Mr.. Pearce concluded the Republican ticket
nominated last week was so good a one
that he could afford to defer his visit Gen.
tennialward one month. and thus get to
endorse it by one vote at least. Good
enough.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

ARIZONA NEws.--From the Arizona
Citizen. of April 22d, we learn that tlne
Santa Rita placer mines are yielding we'll.
Sixty ounces were brought IN on the Stll
inst. three ounces bcing In one nugget.
Living Is about as cheap at The placers as
in Tucson. Cooking for himself and pur-
chasing his own food, a man can live for
SO 4 month. ~.