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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

A NEW FOOD FOR HORSES AND SHEEP
A favorite and rather new kind of mash for
horses is coming into use, composed of two
quarts of oats, one Of barn, and halfa pint of
fax seed The oats are first placed IN the
stable bucket over which is placed the lin.
seed; add boiling water, then bran, covering
the mixture with an old rug and allowing it
thus to rest for five hours, then stir the mass
well up. The bran absorbs, while retaining
the vapor, and the lnseed binds the oats and
bran together; greater quantity of flax seed
would make the preparation too oily and less
relished. One feed per day is sufficient; it is
easily digested and is specially adapted to
young animals, adding to their volume rath
er than to their beight-giving substance to
the frame. Professor Samson reminds us not
to overlook the food. in the nourishmcn,
question In connection with the amelioration
of live stock. He considers oats, as so gen.
orally given to sheep, as Objectionable, and
approaching the Improbable; rams gener.
ally receive one pound of oats daily, ewes
half the quantity. Oats forming an exciting
food, are especially suited to rams during the
season when they are to serve, but for hasten.
ing the development OF young sheep, they
only bald up the bones, not the tiesh-In-
diana Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03
FARM AND GARDEN,
THE Black Knot"

froi. W. q. FarlOw has written on the "black
Knot the disease affecting plum trees, in the
proceedings of the Bussey Institute The fun.
gus which causes the disease has been CON-
munlcated to our fruit trees from native wild
species of prounus. When knot makes Its
appearance, the branch should be cut off a
slight distance below the slight swelling of
the stem, which is found Just below the knot
When cut off, the branches should be burnt
10 prevent the spores from spreading the dis
case, Tor the spores or seeds OF the fungus
VIII rlpen after the branch has been separa'
ted from the tree Ripe spores have been
found to form in March on limbs cut OIL the
preceding summer, although the boughs have
been exposed to intense Geld during the win
ter. If knots are seen in the spring, they
should be cut off at once. Not only should
the diseased branches of cherries and plums
be cut Oft at once, but all means should be
taken to destroy the choke cherry, the bird
cherry and wild plum in the neighborhood
of orchards. The choke cherry is a most
dangerous enemy to orchards, and ii should
be relentlessly destroyed. Many of our her
baceous and shrubbery plants cause, or, at
any rate, increase disease in our vegetable
and fruit trees. The farmer DESTROYS cater.
pillers-why should he not destroy all trees
and shrubs that carry contagious disease
into his fruit orchard? The black knot is
unknown in Europe and the directors of DO.
tanical gardens should be cautious how they
use the American cherry trees, tor the black
knot would prove a very unwclcome addition
to European fungi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-06-03

These unrvacd machines and extras for same are sup
piled at lowest factory prices by f. D. SNEEISEk al
Ottawa. Ills.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-25
PIO MONO.
Celebration of the Thirtieth Anniversary
of His Coronation.
Address BY HON. THos. J. sEMMEs.

Last Wednesday, evening an immense audi
ence gathered in st. Patricks Hall to celebrate
the thrtieth anniversary of the coronation of
His Holiness, Pope Plus TX. On the platform,
which was elegantly decorated for the occa.
sion, were the Very Rev. G. Raymond, v. G.
and Administrator, about fifty of the Rev.
Clergy, and the gentlemen whose names we
give below as Vice Presidents. The meeting
WAS organized with the following officers:
JOHN b. LAFrrrE, ESQ, President
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In goods for bOys' wear Braselman & Adams
hare made goat reductions.
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JOHN b. LAFrTrE, ESQ, President
Woe PRESIDENTS: :


G Colliguon,
Judge Thos Fl Kennedy,
j q Dinnies,
. Chism,
g Sporl.
AIf Bourges,
Octave De Arnaa,
A Pilot, Sr.
Gustave Audry,
DIR F Landry,
Thomas J Brown,
John McPhelin,
Hoberr q Davey,
Ed Kennedy,
Dr Kennedy.
i j Gogarty,
E Fl Keynes,
Victor Sere.
JnIea Leaumont,
j e Jarreau.
john SpAldinR.
H Frrsrail,
j g NJ kavanaRh.
Gen A G Blanchard,
o L Sinclair.
John 4 gibbons,
William Hart,
Edmond Derney,
Thomas FroebS,
John Long,
u z scADIAn,
Thos O'Neill,
N J Kernaghap,
John Ford.
Patrick Glepnon,
Hugh McManus,
william Sheridan,
Thomas MoArdle,
A Wizard,
NJ FInuerty,
p ElizardI,
p McPride,
james FaEey,
y Everett
William Maber,
John Rainey,
George Ducey,
Janles Douglas,
A J Delery,
p CommaRere.
Thomas MArkey,
i Joaquin.
John Rynes,
John Lynch,
A Schwartz,
j Sporl,
Frank Roder,
Henry Green,
NJ Schaeffer,
N Burke.
George Buchert,
Fred Fischer,
hon Alex Dimitry,
GeJ-Ee BrEuner,
John POnstein,
robert EVrroster,
John 7 Moore,
n PtiBter,
a Kerr,
Gerard Borg,
William Dillon,
Peter Rauch,
Dr Thomas layton,
Louis BrokbAus,
q Beck.
James McGareY,
Paul Z Mortimer,
John McGinty,
j h Aealin,
Frank Les6e,
j Il l. Adam,
L Heiohelheim,
A A MaginniS,
J O Coleman,
p MArkey,
Thos AcMAhcn,
Ben Kelly,
n J Bal rett,
n LanRux.
John Thompson,
Joseph Mooney,
n ] Lowe.
John Geynor,
a ValleGt0,
II GAstsll,
N TropaRnier,
Am ForIier;
+ Stutsef,
Pat COyl0,
II Golden,
Petsr Blake,
A Dudlho,
B y J0ukeIS
I'd HnFuakf
JadRe j LemonieE,
TbOuas Cullen,
Col A j McGOnnigle, q 8 A
J AdFRoa1Or,
n CommRndouf,
p Buchanan,
II r Gi6neY,
T A FLANAGAN,
O q JohnssD,
d J Dunn,
L Dore.
Andrew Leo,
Hon l. Bouny,
Hon A Saucaer,
Thee FitsBtllian,
r Hsrrick,
n 1lRnerys
p Fourchy,
r HinokB,
i BrOphy,
q Doyle,
n HHlligHn,
j b Walton, JE,
DR. J II Wiendahls
II Cihgns.
p McEabe,
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VIM J Caste'l.
Auguste Rousseau,
James Timony,
Thomas Green,
John q Murray
Charles II Ballad,
DIR 1 Labatut,
Hon z e TheArd,
DR. Castellanos,
John O'Neil,
john II Gilmore,
Anthony Taafie,
Edward Burke.
Alfred Damarin,
VIM a Deeves,
Aff Arcbinard.
Thomas r Bragg,
Paul Delery,
Samuel Barrett,
DIR Brickell,
II G Morgan,
z K Converse.
Il r Simms,
Gen b b Sims,
J II Kirkwood,
j 3 Bradley.
Jacob OFT.
w Leidinger,
g Henslaer,
Isaac N Maynard,
A Brousseau.
Hon VIM j Kelly,
DIR g FACET,
W P Ellison,
Gen q T Heauregard,
Daniel Scully,
James Gibney,
Daniel Sullivan,
Patrick Quinn,
NJ K p'Neill,
Z Braoley.
Judge b L Lynch.
Leon Sere,
George Lafaye,
P P0oreine,
u H Buckley,
L Z Msellan,
K II BARLEY,
Frank johnson,
Philip j Reilly,
Owen Kelly
Thomas Egan,
Richard Shea,
William O'Neil,
Thomas johnson,
William Murray,
z II SRuton.
A Bertus,
j Bourgeois,
James BuTns,
Ed Shooter,
George T. Porrlo.
J Kampsr,
J 1r2hAnt.
Tim Donohue,
Thomas BSrnes,
z CEultield,
william Welsh,
P j DoDegRn:
A J DOizS,
P HayeS,
L A Wiltz,
ThomRs = Walsh,
J A Masaicot,
W 81 Vrodenburg.
T BAillv Blanchard,
K PilIsbuiy
X j KeIr,
j j Z blanchard,
w j Beban,
John McGrath,
Patrick Irwin
L GTunewald,
L TomRtis
& McClOskey,
j H Walsh,
j p Moore,
u LanRux,
Thomas Mckee,
J H MeCAnn,
VIM MeehAn,
Denis Lanaux,
w B Colbert,
J @ Butter,
g FAeoher,
G. BriwA.
p Antoni,
p Moran.
e CObery,
Judge stephen O'LearI
Major w a Manning,
J 4 Moore, Jr,
Charles LATTE,
j LlAdO,
p Maloehee.
T j O'SullivGn,
J A Charbonnet,
ThOs 8 Elder.
John Connolly,
N ID Mcdonald,
A Avendano.
Chas Il Schmidt,
L A Fournien,
John Dempsey,
James Gibbons,
Thomas Simms,
L MoroneY,
Hon b L Turnbuu,
+ @ Kelly,
b Bernard,
James Grant,
W b Kleinpeter,
w = HepP,
J Lincoln,
Jules Euyeo,
e n BermfnRhAm,
p A DucroB, Jr,
by Peychaud,
Dr. Y Il Lemonier,
LSoN Barnett.
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NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1876

W Scott, A Roman,
e Sterksn, d Mercier,
William Surgi, A D'Remeeonrt,
Emile Bernard, William German,
DIR e T Shepard, 6ilien.
John Dwyer, Thomas Sanders,
John McNulty, d A Chaffraix,
G Demorouelle, b Hamilton,
Theo Guyol, Joseph Raymond,
A Viosca, W Ereret,
E Bouny, d d OBriep,
L ii Pile, r w Wilson,
q Lesasaier. VIM Harmon,
Jamse Alleyn, Nj OBrien,
r x Sougeron, Paul Rouser,
w N TAYLOR, Jules Defaure
John O'Brien John French,
Z L Lincoln, Col John Glynu, Jr
DIR Fisher, NJ J elator
Col L Bayue, Thos May.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-25

gcrnlr a Star and Catholic Messenger
rUBLIzHED WEEKLY Bx
IT,. va, 0ylaans Catholic Publication Company, G
Nc. IlS POvdrGs street. corner Of Camp.
The Directors Of the Company aret
Most Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERoHE,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
Presidents.
JoKN HENDERSON,
Very Rev. g. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. c. MoYNrHAN,
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rsv. T. J. SMITH. G. n.
Rev. B. A.. NErrHARr, c. ss. r.
Rev. p. r. ALLEN,
JOHN T. GIBBONS.
JOHN McCAFFREY,
VIM. J. CAsTELL,
D. II. BUCKLEY.
All lcommunioationsare Go be addressed to she
Editor ofTAs Mornino Star and Catholic Mssssn0 81. .
s-.a.--=z....-s--.-
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W HAT ID TO DE INFERRED. By FAITH, FROM ALL
THESE woNDERsf
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rsrn.-sinsls Copy. Cents; ~ Nail. ss-in Advance
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

During the recent strike In the rice
districts on the Combabee, in South
Carolina, the Democrats demanded the
employment of United States troops and
gunboats 10 suppress the riots. Bat
when the whites organize riot, no
troops must be called for. The Demo-
cratic pulse would cease to beat if any
body should mention gunboat in cons
neciion with the exploits of Hambnrgh
Butler.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
A s,ase Of Tl,irsy Years stanainss.

EAST AURORA, n. Y, Hay 22, 1879.
MEssRs. SETH W. FowIE Sc Sons:
GenfIemen-I was troubled with DysI
medicines advertised for the ctlre of this
distressing complaint without deriving any
benefit from them, About a year ;fgC
commenced the Peruvian Syrup, aud after
using altogether twelve bottles / find my
self entirely eured. consider my case
the worst ever heard of, and take great
pleasure in recommending the Pertiviali
Syrup to all dyspeptics. believing that IL
will be sure to cure them.
Yours respectfully, J. T.. BOWEN.
Sold by all druggists. Csept.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

MONTGOMERY QUEEN s BIG SIIo,w-Gave
an exhibition here on Tuesday, and it got
away with anything i'll the circus or me-
nagerie line thar ever waltzed over or
through Oregon soil. A large audience
greeted the afternoon performance, while
the pavilion, at night, was iammed and
crammed. 1t was golbnster and no mis-
take-we mean the circus. The meiagerie
was not as extensive as Barnuin's, proba-
bly,, but what there was, was as good as
anybody's. The performances on the tr:l-
peze was 'sway up'-very seldom sur
passed in any country. The riding, espe-
cially the bareback. was splendid. The
Minstrel performance at the cluse of the
circus performance was over average. and
gave the greatest satisfaction:-.'She was n
good girl 1t was the biggest and best
circus that ever ratified this way by thirteen
hundred per cent.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
ws.tar-s BaIsam OF ws.a cherry.

The great remedy for Consumption.
This well-known remedy Is offered TO the
public. sanctioned by the experience Of
over forty years; and when resortetl to i'm
season. seldom fails to effect speedy cure
of coughs. colds, cronp, bronchitis, infiuenS
IN, whooping cough, hoarseness, pains or
soreness in the chest or side. bleeding at the
lungs, liver. complaint. etc. Beware Of
counterfeitsi Remember that the genuine
Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry has orr
the outside wrapper fhe signature of 81.
Butts, y and the printed name of the pro-
prietors, ssSETH w. FOWLE S SoNs, Boss
ton.s' All others are base limitations. Ex-
anime the wrapper carefully before pur-
chasing Esepts
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

-
In the Circuit Court of the State OF oregon for
1'lts Emeiins Doncsisser, Plaintiff vs. Hiram Dom
caster. Defen danf-
10 Hiram Doncaster. the aboYe nala1et de
fendants
hereby reuire 10 appear and answer the coI9-
91Ifnfkf fle a1ore HlAint itf IN the above etati-
He'd court nov on file with the clerk OF said
court vfs hin fen days frei the date OF service
az his summons mon you # served IN Linn
eF,tfFlfx q t3f egg5l; but If served in any otfer
es,r5YSfss III the STATE of oregon. then Wi hin
fSvey,f DAYS from he date OF the service OF TINS
summons uron yoH: or Il served by pnlsica-
4ssTIl sf said eaI1rf, d wit. Monday. 2s7s
1875 /: and you are hereby notified fhas = You
hereby reenfred the plainf III vii apl1ay 70 ne
Ilrf FOR f1e rlief pray ed for IN the com ElalnIs
ssflilsE ff ee yt and G. aTst care ana
ssSsss@s - - II HUMPHREY
ftessneY for 3sfs
4s5fffahed F5t order 0f Hon. B. + HnntiHtiis
ysssaess said colrt made this ssa1 tay ef An.
8 sssssts sssss taugt1nt8vs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

RAILROAD MATTERs.-Mail trains on the
O&C. Railroad NOW arrive in this city both
ways at l1:45 a. NJ. and halt twenty min
utes for dinner, leaving at 1905 P. n. The
freight train, going south. arrives at 8 P. NJ.
aud leaves at $3.50 p. NJ; going north. ar
rives at 500 P. n. and leaves at P. NJ.
Only one mail hack now leaves the post
office here for the depot. and that will ieave
at Ills A. NJ. Our business men will
take note of this and get their mail in be-
fore that hour.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Gold IN New York, ITO.
Legal tenders, so19@8116c.
Wheat, 61J6c y bsashel.
Oats, 3716c = bushel.
Butter, 25@S0c p pound
Eggs, 25c y dozen.
Chickens, 50 b0@sS 90 2 dozen.
Beef--on foot, Sc pork. do. &c net
Liverpool wheat market, Sept. Goth: Az
erage, eu@0sI1d; club aslld@losld.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

AT SCIo.-Dr d. NJ. Jones will deliver
lecture at Scio on Wednesday evening,
csts of the People and the medical profess
sion. This will be the last lecture of the
DIR. in the valley previous TO his departure
cast of the mountains.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

W. H. MCFARLAND Tire well known Stove
Dealer, is agent for the justly celebrated Rich-
mond Range, manufactured at Norwich, Conn.
This is now acknowledged to be the best and
most economical cooking apparatus in the world.
The public are invited to call and examine this
beautiful and useful article. A fine stock of
pumps, tinware aud cooking utensils OF every
desirable kind, constantly OH hand, or made TO
order at the lowest living fates.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

IN ed alininistr mi or of the estate of Philip
Low, deceased, will. on
Saturday. October 21st, 1876,
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
door in he city of Albany, Linn county. oregon,
offer for sale al pubic auc. ion to the highest
bidder, the following described real esiafe.-to-
Beginning at a stake 30 lSols south of north
west corner of John Laltonss land claim. noti-
fication No. 1876 claim No 81. in township No.
IL. SOU b range west III Linn county, Oregon,
running thence cast 10 chains, thence south 10
chains, thence west 10 chains. thence north 10
chains 20 the place of beginning, containing 10
Also, the one equal undivided half of the fol-
lowing: The fractional mort heast OF the north
eas' y and the soui heasi 4 OF the nort heast =
of section 21. aud he fractional weSr = OF the
northwest \ and the nort invest = of the soiit h
west WlHamette meridian, containing 100
acres more less.
Also, The eqnill unaivile1 one half of the foi-
west corner OF the Ell donation land claim mo-
range weSi Wianette meridian, running
thence in an eaStery direct ion ihe south
boundary OF said claim 30 ~ chains hesoui h
east corner OF s;aid claim, thence norm on ne
eastern boundary OF said claim q ~ to the
intersection of said linebetween sections faand
y, thence west along Sslltt st,ctlon 10 the corner
OF sections Il. Is, 2l ana 22 thence south 7o A.
thence south 70 45' west 98l chains TO the place
of beginning, containing u acrcs more or less.
excepting ten acres OF he iast menl Toned and
described tTact or parcel OF and heretofore con-
veyed by deed TO John Sloan. all of SAID prope.-
~ being situate in Linn county, Oregon.
Also. the following real est;lie. to-wit: The
donation land claim of Philip Low, no. ificsltio
No. 3Se3 in township II southr nge west Linn
county Oregon. eHeepins 50 acres heretofore
said part remaining unSoa and belonging Io
he e. OF Philip Low. CON tanning about Il
acres more less.
II. ssNIs t.F sALr,--Gole! coin. one-haif cash ii
han I, onc-ha5f in six mon hs. secured by {
- DAVIn FRoMAN.
Sep i, ls7d-51Ns Aih,inis. sor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

CoNFIRMATYoN.-On Monday morning,
25ih inst, at 7:3O O'Clock, Bishop Morris
will administer the Apostolic rite of Com
firnlation at the Episcopal church in this
city. There will be the usual services held
at the church next Sunday, at IL A. NJ. and
a sermon by the rector on confirmation. .
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

IMPORTANT CHANGEs.-For the convent
ence of primary pupils the School District
has been divided into three wards. All
the primary pupils east of Montgomery
street will atteud'the East Ward School :;
all west of Washington street will attend
the West Ward School. and all others the
C,ntral Ward School. The books used in
the primary schools will be the Primer. 1st
2l and 3d Readers. Mental and Rnliments
of Arithmetic, 1st and I'd Geography.
Speller aud slate AID pencil. This arrange
ment will prove convenient to scholars and
teachers. and will prevent the crowding of
oae room while others may be compara-
lively tIlnly attended,. The schools have
been graded somewhat similar TO the Port
land schools, and. we think. after the first
quarter. will work admirably.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

Mr.. Cole. Treasurer Of Montgomery
Queens Menagefie and Circus. is a thor
o,igh gentleman. deals on the dead thiev-
ing square. aud Is certainly surpassed By
none ihsrf1abiIity and poIitencss. Mr.xCole
press for the promptness with which ne
TRANSMITS tils. business Of the Mammoth Gem
felanial show Hes perfect brick. Pass
him round
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

EXECUTORS SALE OF EEAa. Es1A a.
NOTICE i hereby given that by Virtue OF
IN order of the County ot1rt within ana
for the COUNTY OF Linn, SAFE of Oregon. duly
nlaclt, AMI entered of record in said Court on
the Sla day OF August. 1875 III the Hatfef oi
the estate OF William B. Giison. deceased, (.
William C,tyfner remaining execu' or of the las
viii and ties ament of the said William q. Gil
son. deceased. will. ON
Saturday sept zs1Ier 2sd EG7S.
At the Court House door, IN lle city OF Albany.
in said Linn county, between the hours of .
O'Clock in the forenoon ana 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon, fo-wit he H. OF O'Clock in he
afternoon of said day. offer for sale at public
longing q the estate OF said William + Gibson,
deceased, 10 wit: The east third of the sou II
h;lif OF the donation land claim of Thomas 5.
Summers and Eliza SUMMERS. known as Noti-
IL saath of Range west. and claim No. 10. in
Tuwnsip No. y sonin of Range west of the
Willamette Meridian and lying in the county
of Linn. safe of Oreaon ana bounded as foi-
said claim fifty firee chains and thiffy-fhfee
links south of the northeast corner of said
claim aud running thence WcSf twenty Chains
thence south thiri y-s9lssht chains AMI eI4nf "
five links. thence east twenty chains thence
north fhirt weight chains and eIghtX-fiVe links
% The p.ace of besEinising, and con aiming
rs 65-1gQ acres less 45-i0 acres III town los
here ofore sold leaving So 2O-l00 acres more or
Terms said real estate viii be sold for gold
coin of The United Stases. one-haf 10 be paid
down on the day of sale and the re1nainder IN
six months. with interest thereon nj the rate
OF 10 T,cT cent per annun, payment TO be Sc
WN. CLYMER.
testament of w. B. GIiiSon, deceased.
E. \. TANDY, Atty for Ex'r. laug11n46yS.
SDecial Notice.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
H4VE GIrEN- IT UP.

Since the great Republican victories
in Vermont and Maine, Eastern Demos
c. ats are only figuring on whether Hayes
and Wheeler will obtain 100000 or
SOC, 900 majority.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22
soLUmnIA coNFERENcE.

The following are the appointments for
the ensuing year made at the recent session
of Columbia Conference of the NJ. E Church
South. held at Corvallis:
Willamette District, n. n. Skipworth,
Presiding Elder.
Eugene and Coass Fork. to be sup
piled.
Harrisburg Circuit, to be supplied by B.
r. Baxter.
Lebanon aud Tangent. r 4. Moses.
Junction City. E. G. Michael.
Corvallis and Albany, L. B. White.
Dallas Circuit, d. G. Mcfarland.
Yamhili and Tillamoos, L. +. Haynes.
Oregon City, T. G. Martin.
Prof. in Corvallis College. Jos. Emery.
jacksonville District. j. NJ. Stahl, p. z.
Jacksonville Cirenit. j. II. n. Bell.
Table Rock Circuit, to be supplied by
A. c. Howlet
Applegate Circuit, to be supplied by H.
L. Burger.
KirbyYille Circuit, to be supplied by Jllo.
Slagle.
Rosebtfg Circuit, A. Hardison.
Coqnille Circuit. J. b. Perkins.
Oakland Circuit, j. w. Stahls
Blue Mountain District, r. c: Oglesby,
P. e.
Baker City. j. NJ. shreve.
Grande Ronde, J. W. Compton.
Weston, r. G. Oglesby.
Pendleton Circuit, S. W. Davies.
Walla Nalla. F. W-sD. Days.
Dayton and Waitsburg. w. j. james.
Lewiston Circuit. to be supplied.
/ Boise City and Payette, to be supplied.
The next session of the Conference will
be held at Walla Walla, W. +.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

QUARTERLY REVIEW EXERCISES
the. u. z. Church on Sabbath at 2:30 p. NJ.
Blackboard Illustrations and explanations
by Misses I4ibhie Irvine and Libbie Hal
brook. Essay by J. Mccoy. Address by
Prof l.. j. Puwell. Other exercises, the
whole to be interspcfsed with music. All
are invited.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

Prices for wheat are stiffening in Europe,
and there is fair prospect that there will
be an advance in prices in this market ere
long. At five bits per bushel, last weeks
quotations, there viii be few sales Of
wheat in Linn county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The Astoria,s graveIy informs iss
readers that tile man who Ftole net
and some cork at the future metropolis
: was observed at his work by the all
seeing eye of God"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

The rain which set in Wednesday morn
ing. continuing through the day. doubtless
done consi able damage to standing grain
and will doubtless have depressing effect
on our farmers, as the crop was short and
prices low,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

STATE FAIR.-As per advertisements in
this issue it will he seon that the next An
nual meeting of the Oregon State Agricti-
tur;l Society will open on Monday. Oct
OH. 1876. The present Indications are
that the exhibition generally will he much
larger than ever before. and the number
of visitors in attendance will far outsfrip
anything heretofore seen in Oregon. New
buildings haze l,een erected on the grounds
for tile. better exhibition and care of arti-
cles and stock better and more complete
arrangements for the water supply havo
been secured. and everything that will tend
to the comfort of exhibitors aud visitors
that could be thought of. has been carefully
and efficiently attended to by the officers
OF the Society. The Centennial Exhihi-
tion certainly bids tair to ontstrip all it,
predecessors in every feature that goes te
make up successful aud profitable Fair
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-22

TO TEAcHEHs.-A public examination
Of teachers, for Linn county. viii be he'll
at Superintencent's Office. in the Court
House III Albany, Saturday. Sept. S0th.
L. BiLYEu, Sups.