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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
BY @. +. Girardey.
FIVE Mat DOUBLE TENEMENT FRANZ
DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF MRS MARGARET RIARDON.
Second District Court for the Parrish Of Orleans
No. g .l28.
nv a.. 4. GIRARDRY. Al

DY q. 3. GIRARDKY. AUCTIOMM-
ID Once No. 81 Camp stxees.-SATURDAH. D.
Q. mbor Is, 1876, 1t twelve O'clock NJ. at the g.
Charles Auction Exchange. in thu rotundA Of tie
st. Charles HOTEL in this city, Will b sold at pub
lie auction, by and In pursuance Of an order non
the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of tho second Dntlioe
Court for the parrish Of Orleans. dated March =.
1876. and rendered in the above entitled sucoeo-
sion, the fol owing described proparty, to wit
FIVE CkETAIE LOTS OF GROUND t0gethe1
with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the First district Of tots city, In th0
square bounded b. Jacob. now Freret, Soils, now
Locust Thalia and Krato streets The said lots arp
DESIGNATED bv The N0s. g. 9, and TO- on plaa ~
Hedin 4 EcblasbSumm. surveyors, deted IT,
eighteenth Of May, 1854, aud deposited in tho
Office OF T. q. StArke. notary public, - plan "a
ls2 The sa;d lots measure each 81 feet1l tncheo$
lines ront on Soils now Locust street. BY 100 tboe
IN depth, between parallel lines. The foregoing
lots are contiguous. and are each improved vita
one story frame double tensmsnt dwelings, tws-
stO'y kitchen, ci0t+rn, ot0.
Ttrms-One third cash. balance ct one AID tvo
years credit for notes specially secured ~ mott
gage aud vendor. hon On the property sold, beaE.
annum interest nom the day OF sale until 1nal
payment i've per cent sttovney's 1ee3 n event e
suit, improvements to b kept insured and The
policy ofinsulAnce trAnsfeTTod. and the purehAooko
to assume the payment Of tho taxes for ISM deo
and exible in 1871 over and above the price ee ~
Indication. 1885,
Acts Of sale 1t tho expense Of the purchasers
before w. J. Castell Esq, notary public:
Ten per cent In cash on the amount Of the aA5ut
dicatiou to be deposited by the puIchaeer q the
moment a. naturalization. nOll IL - - ~
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNiTES STATES DisTEiCaTf col n.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THB MATTER OF MRS NANCY 7. TAILOR
Bankrupt,
In Baskruptey-No. 1901.

WHRRRAs, MRS. NANCY T. TAYLOR, OF TAI
w gipahoa parish and district Aforesaid. duly
declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress- q
ton praying for sdischsrge and Certificate thales6
from oil her debts and other claims provable undse
said act.
Notice is therefore given to oil creditors WhD
have proved their debts. ard to al other perseos
in interest, that tho second day Of Dece1bee.
same, and thai they may then and there attend
aud snow cause II any they have. Why ths prayer
Of the said pc ition Ahould not BE- gran ted; anA
dergo an examination before Register C. s. KelleRg
on the frat day Of December. A. b., 1875, At II 4
NJ, at his Office. Customhsuse building New Or
leanA
Clerks Office, New orlesns. NOVEMBER II. 1875.
nOl2 le rs r DRS ONSHlRE. Deputy Olerk.
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WORKlNGMRNS BANK STOCK.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM II. PERKINS, DE-
erased.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1851.

DY NASH d HODGsON-W. 1. HODa
ID son, Auctioneer-OfRce 10. IL CArondelet
etreet.-On SATURDAY, Decenbsr g. 1876. 1t II. 20
p II ct the st. Charles Auction BxchAn9e. in
the basement r0tunda Of the st. Charles Hotel in
OF the Hon. l. L. Tissor. Judge Of tho Second
District Court for tho parish OF Orleans. dated
November IS, 1896 docket No. 81 Sill. for account
Of the succession Of Willism NJ. Perkins, deceased
at public suctien, viii BE- snid-
TWENTY FIVE SHAkES CAPITAL STOCK Of the
WoIkDgmen's Bank.
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for the District OF LOclol4oo-NO ASOSs
ny PlAClDR J. SPEAR. AUCTlONBR1-
ID ONCE Ne. Is Royal street.-ThURSOAY. Do
q rnber e. 1916, at twelve o'clock Il. will b sold
st public au ton At the Merchants and Auction.
cers' Exchsn.e. on ROYAL street. between Canal
aud Cus'o nhouse streets. BY virtue and In put
euarce OF IN order nom the Hon. 3. q. Billings,
iudge oil the Cu'tsd states Dsstrtct Court tor the
cisffict Of Louisiana dated November 30 1870. rem
deicd In the above utii led matter the following
described properly, TO wit
CkRTAiS LOT ~ 0kOCsD situated n the
Second Dstii of this oity, In the sqasre bounded
by Trsm Ur- and nsra's tie-ts a. d Bay ou
tOsd measuring, fresch measure, 10 ie ~
80 chss iroat % The h'vSC rost, 10 tes I ! inch
front OF rfsmestie-t 10 f.. tHrh.. on the tea
hae Grpiif tie o. the sgFaets 81 bssoa rosL ~ 4
IRENE I $50 seeo-a "a ~ . pisn a ole ~ Y q.
Boadousqu e.. sfb let pro.neaf a. tssr 20
a.shrf M ala tBs buAdisss sIa lei. rsvcaisutl
iLsf
1erss ard rofdli STE Ons hsig esh eE 80
spot 80 ~ a. 90 o. fsaiss aoath9 efrdif. IA
~ rag. al tatsfat q . re<s ffsa dale a -
Irei ESQ a - nsss tsefs assn tiss ~ sSsff
aels, a. ne - IA u - eeanE btaasat 80 81
ressysxy ~ he uapsd - se - tte Pc ch.sl
pre-. ne Fafcasssf .tipsltses % pa ete go sta
O. snrntl fte-. ]. s1f.sss srsa t4sa<fss D 1let
Tise ptsp~Ffg - - cd tres q 90 81 usertszs
Hes.s &nt ms Aliasn*s fAsselcs - t--S .
=, 80 sac Ssss-. y ss-si nssrvsas e ~
fss-ess q pass --r .sa - srs . - .
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AUCTION SALES.



DY sRLLE Il OgALOCaEE-ARMAND
ID Selle, AuetlOneor-OfRc0 10. 50 Royal otroot-
SATURDAY, D. c. mber ;, 1875 Ut Twelve o'eDooh
1t the Nercba. T. and Auotionetrt fxchaneav
Royal ct eet, between Crstombouse and CAnal
streets. viii be sold ct public auction By virtue -
n order nom t,e Hon. 4. L Tissot. judge Of tie
Second Dis,rict Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated October 81. 1S76. the following described
S1nE LOTS OF GROUND situated in the rAtsa
District Of this city in the squa bounded b Ne
feau, Poland, Cassealvo and 1esseps streets, 9esig
mated BY the letten 4. 3. G, D. 3, ?, 9. an4 En-
square No. 3, and measuring to Wit: Lot De0o-
rs 'eet inches lines mont Lessepe otreo&
Lot measures = feet inches lines front -
Lesseps street. by lis feeti depth. betwesn oqual
and parallel line: together with the buildings an1
improvements thereon. Lot measures q Seet
inches lines front oa Aoreeu street. BY lSS test
inch lines do, tn, bet ween equal and pAsoiDel
lines; together with the bu ldines and improve
mems thereon. Lot measured % feet Inca
lines front Poland street, BY lis feet in dephs
between equal and parallel lines; together with
the buildings and improvements thereon. Lot
measures IS feet l inch lines front On Poland
street, by lis feet in depth. between equal en4
paralel iines together with the bulldogs and q.
each IS feet inch lines 'front.' on Poland street.
by lis feet In depth. between equal and ps!auea
lines. Lot measures IS feet inch lines frene
on Poland street by lis feet In depth, between
equal aud parallel lines; together with tho build
iDgs and i'm orUvements thereon
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Acts OF sale, ut the expense Of purchasers. ~
fore J. BendeInagel, notary public.
oc26 B04 IL IL Is dee
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Macon, Ellison q Co.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.
THE TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, NO. 81 CIRCUS (oR RAM.
PARTY STREET, BETWEEN COMMON AND
GRAvIER STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS BONE.
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleans
10. 1874.
AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS BONE.

RY MACON. ELLISON 4 C0:.ALBERT
otreet.-SATURDAY December 30, 1876 ct twelve
o'clock H.. ct the st. Charles Auction ExehanRe IN
the basement rotunda Of the st. Charles HOTEL will
b sold st pubic suction, By virtue and in pur.
suance Of an ofoer Of the Hon. A. l. Tissot, Judge
Of the second District Court for the parish Of Or.
leans dated November %, 1876, for account Of the
succession of Francis Bone the following property,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improve ments thereon. situated in the Fifst
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Phil pps or Dryades, Common. Cifcuis and Grsvier
SUP. on the thirteenth Of March. is4U. ,snd de.
posi- ed in the onacs Of Louis T. Csire late notary
In this city: said lot measures, English measure,
% feet lines 'front.' on Circus street. BY 50 feet II
inches Ines in DEPTH and opening in the rear on
an alley common to said lot and others. being the
same property Purchased by Francis Bone from
MrA o. Freret, as Der act passed before Joseph
Cohen, notary dated January %, 1866.
Tho improvements comprise . two.et0ry and
attic brick building, Known . No. 81 Circus lo5
Rampsri) street, undivided into store below and
res aen CO shove, together with threestory brick
building in the rear, consisting five rooms, the
whole slate rooted, cisteIn, etc.
Terms-Cashi in United States treasury notes. :
Act Of sale ct the expense Of the purchaser, BE-
fore James Fahey. notary public. no26 des l6 % 30
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DY NASH q HODGSON-W. l. HOD0SON,
ID Auctioneer Office No. II Carondeset street.-
On SATURDAY. December 8. 1875. At 1890 2. n.
1T tho st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
basement rotunda Of tho st. Charle0 Hotel. in this
city. BY virtue and in pursuance Of m orde!
District Court for the parisn Of Orleans. dated
November 25 1875, docket No. IS .so7, for account
Of the SUCCESSION Of Mrs. +. Valentine. deceased,
at public aucton. vii b sold
Shares Capital Stock OF the Merchants Mu.
tuAl Insuranee Company.
10 SkafeI Capital stock Of tie New Orleans In
On, anoo CoDpany.
IL Sbprss Capital Stock Of the Crescrent Mutual
Insurance Company.
Terms-CAsh IN United Statos treasury notes.
no36 " de39
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tousss.>t mtTrAI t>-tmAss q
tauFtNt.

Al FEssuss fsIsAStTtD AhA htszst
N s.i,s a. "a = es4ss stlAia "a aeFs lfsss sA~
- - I. "a hefs a stg tho spsst ~ tee estfs
n a. teaai.ns aokosl tasal esss osmf-sss. ~
- Sss..s " q 80 q "A A. = # a sassssss
gs.s sSfi osnSt, sAesls 80 ~ sFpss<sa ga ksos
sOas sUssA ewx.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. s1LvERWARK, JEW
RLRY, AND BFFSCT6
SUCCESSION WILLIAM NJ PERKINS, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 37.6il
IL AuctionoefOO6SCe no Is Carondelet street.
% THURSDAY, December Z, at 1890 A. NJ, On tho
premises, No. l09 Coliseum stret t, between Jose.
suance Of IN order Of the Hon. A. L. Tssot, Judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans dated November Is. ls7s, docket N. for
account Of the succession Of william n. Perkins.
deceased at public auction will be cold
THk ENTIRB CONThNTS Of the above residence,
eilverware, Jewelry and movable Effects - per
inventory on Ale In the cler ks ONCE Of above
court
Terms-Cash On delivery. no26 30 de3
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out yonder among she escA sei'i meals
of Me- York State. Both men arrived
On tho ground q. the came time, and neither
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MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FORM.
ING THE CORNER OF BAYOU ROAD AND
IRENE STREET, SECOND DISTRICT.

IN THE MATTER or THE BANKRUPTCY OF
J0SkPH HAGUE co. And 4. CAMBON co.
District Court of the United States Of Ameries
for fha niatrict Of LQriainna-NQ. 1905.
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By Nash q Hodgson.
INSURANCE STOCKS.

SUCCESSION OF MIS-. F. VALENTINE.
Second District Court sor the Parish Of Orleans
Nc. IS 801.
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FROM HALsEv.

HALsEY, April 9, 1875.
Frank Lupcr, young man living three
or four miles west of Halsey, killed large
eagle few days since, measuring nearly
ten feet from tip to tip of the wings. This
mammoth eagle, the king of birds, had
just caught lamb, and sinking his huge
talons into it, had few mp into large
oak to dine, when Frank took down his
Winchester rifle, and. going to within one
hundred and fifty yards, fired at his king
ship, The ball hit and wounded the bird,
compelling him to drop his prey, which he
did, flying to another tree one hundred
yards farther off. Frank did not follow,
but raised his rifle to his shoulder and
blazed away the second time. The second
shot proved successful. killing The eagle.
This we consider rather an excellent shot,
the distance being two hundred and fifty
wards. CHIP.
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IN MENHOREAM.

Worthy Chief T'empIdr, officers and menu
bers, Of Bro,rnsrilte Lodge, No. $50, LO.G.T.:
Your Committee appointed to draft resolu-
tions expressing the feeling of this Lodge
upon the death of Sister s. NJ. Rowland,
who died on the 18th of March, 1876, re-
speetfllIy report the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine provi-
(lcnce to remove from our midst by death,
our beloved sister, S. n. Rowland, be it
therefore
ResoEUed, That in the death OF Sister
Rowland heT-hUsband has lost n devoted
and af1eetionate companion. her children u
loving mother, her aged mother an only
and atfectiOnate daughter. and Brownsville
Lodge bright light from its circle. and
society pure and upright member, whose
conduct is worthy of imitation.
Resolved. That we will ever cherish and
hold in sweet remembrance tile hours spent
in her society. aud yield to the Divine law,
knowing that she will gleam in that upper
and better world.
Resolred, That we deeply sympathize
with the husband and children in their
hour of bereavement, and trust that in the
members of our Order they may find true
and lasting friends.
ReSoLced, That these resolutions be spread
upon the records OF this Lodge, and that a
copy of the foregoing. under the seal OF the
Lodge, be transmitted by the Secretary to
the family of the deceased. and also to the
ALBANY REGISTER for publication.
Respectfully submitted.
c. E. STANARD,
RoBT. HATFIELD,
j. Il. ROWLAND,
Committee.
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008 -ACET@ :
Large and Valuable Tract OF
FARMING K4mYsd for sale.

THREE HUNDRED ACRES 0fplow land, 200
IL of which 10 rich bottom land. On the prem
iaes are fatY bafl1iugs, house. baxu, gFanary,
sheds etc.: also good bearing orchard OF fruit
trees 200 acres Of the very hsst pasture land !;
so acres of timber land, ash Rttd piaple, the best
OF farming land when cleared. never falling
aaremHu of water runs through the farm. There
q alSo q szBlen1kd quarry of limerick the
u1nnes Nron0atnced By experts A 1 rock. Four
hundred acres aHD HtSdAR fence. IL fs one of the
most Sleasfaala and cheapest farms in Douglas
eounty, lying * mites from the o. q g. railroad
At Oakland. For pRftt08lnFs ~ to price, ETC.,
s1l''s' = - !. n. HoUGHTON, N. d.
Albany, 8Eay IL. 1875.
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LONG A SUFFERER.-Wed Wednestlay morn
fng about two o'clock. Miss Lizzie Smith,
daughter OF the late Hon. Delazon Smith,,
died at the residences Of her brotlaer-ln-law,
Mr.. p. C. Harper. Of consumption, Deceas-
ed had been suffering for weeks, gradually
getting weaker and weaker, until Tuesday
evening, when she told those around her
that she would live but q short time longer,
gave directions for her burial, and asked
to see her two brothers and only sister,
Mrs Anne Harper, Mrs. Harper, who
also has been I'll for many months, and is
too weak to sit mp. was gently carried to
the bedside of her death-stricken sister.
to fold her in a loving embrace and give
her sisters kiss for the last time ON Garth.
It was most effecting scene, never to be
effaced from the memories Of those present.
Lizzie was sweet, loving, tendcr-hearted
woman, full of all the Christian graces.
With hate toward none, but charity to-
ward all. and strong and enduring faith
in Christ as her savior, she has gone TO her
exceeding great reward. And while the
tears OF her many friends, who knew her
but to love her for her many noble traits
OF character, fall on the new-made grave,
their grief is not as those without hope,
The relations of deceased have the fullest
sympathy of tile entire community. De-
ceased was born in March 9th, 1858, AMI
was therefore twenty-five years seven
months and fifteen days old at the time Of
her death,
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Tc.nperance.Po-Issca1 Action.

ORLEANS, April, 1876.
EDITOR REGISTER
The Willamette Temperance Alliance of
this county. adopted, at its last meeting,
by unanimous vote, after considerable
discussion, the following resolution
ResOlred, That it would be inexpedient
for the temperance people of the State in
the canvass of this year to nominate and
support for Office a distinctively temper
anee ticket.
The following paper was also adopted :
''Wine is y: mocker strong drink is
raging, and wlIosoever is deceived thereby
is not wiSe.''
Intenperance is q crime against manhood
and against society. 1t Is a violation of
both natural and moral law. 1t eneryates
mans physical, mental and moral powers,
and unfits him for the proper discharge of
the duties OF life. therefore,
Res6feed That the Incorporate are un-
worthy the suffrlgcs of an enlightened and
moral people, and that we will not, at the
polls, IN the coming .Eune election, support
for Office any man known to be of this
character.
1t is the desire of temperance men here,
as elswhere, to cooperate with the exist
ing political organizations, if it can be
done consistent with sound Temperance
principles; otherwise they reserve the right
to use the scratch. NJ. ACHEsoN, Sec'y.
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LIST OF EErrER

Remaining in the Post ONCE, Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, April 18th. 1875.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date ON which they were advertised.
Atwood. Henry A Flynn, d
Beattie, Mrs David Gray, John Fl
Bomalett. Peter Goetcilins. Mrs Abbie
Bowie. John Howard, Nathan
Birdsall. j S Humphreys. Il NJ
Brooks, Sylvester Jones, Mrs RebecaF
Crosby David w Mulkey, Christopher
Fairchild, Fletcher
p. II. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
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Choice City Property
For 2al02

gKSHE UNDERsEdNED, wishing to onigrale,
fe fy1Fax1rlg his TlR0peFty IN AlbaAy 1of sale,
essgafIfs2fnn OH q gnBd residence located handy
Tr6 gs1ar the business part OF the city, with two
50fe "a block 23, fronting To the north on Third
sfS,essfs md 10 the west On Caitp0Ofa The lots
gs a asood baxn and Gfller outbuiltilngs. besides
: rISn1ee Tot OF bearing fruit trees and grape
s,sae with n fence bnflt between the two lots,
fornsisr a nice little garden spot, which is in
extra e1rsaA AfiOn for gardening Possession giy
en- soon after sale
49, j. II. BEACH,
or as he IS generally known, sIilt. Beach.
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No. Two's BELL.-Dr. Gray received,
on Monday, the bill for the new bell order
ed for Linn Engine Co.. No. 2. The bell
weighs 70S pounds. and cost, together with
the hanging apparatus, $273. 1t was manu-
factured at the celebrated bell foundry of
Meneiey & Sons. Troy, N. Y. It's way
up bell, a handsome companion to our
magnificent steamer.
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SCHOONER WREcKED.-The schooner
Caroline Medeau was lost on the bar at
Yaquina Bay OH Wednesday, April 5th.
She was loaded with cedar lumber, and
bound for San Francisco. The vessel be-
came becllmed OH the bar, and, drifting
among the breakers, was broken to pieces.
The Captain and crew, after spending the
night Oh the ocean ia an open boat, reach
ed the shore chilled to the bones.
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Sam LaugIlery turns up at Scio, and says
he amt the man who sniciled In this city
few weeks ago; o. H. Mitchell, engaged
in the wood business ON the Nillamette,
says he amt the man John Frost declines
the honor. and so we go. At this rate we
shall not be able to get anybody to own
up, as those who ought 70 commit suicide,
are the very ones who are holding on with
the most tenaeity.
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TEMPERANcE.-The Willamette Temper
ance Alliance was organized February 22d.
At its third meeting, at Willamette church,
about three miles east OF Corvallis, March
29th, sixty persons signed the pledge.
While the Alliance did not deem 1t advisa-
BILE to nominate temperance ticket at this
time. it was resolved to support none but
temperance men for Office; therefore the
party that wishes to secure the temperance
vote, must place temperance men in nom-
inatIon.
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NEW SCHOOL DrsTRrcr.-The new school
district opposite Albany in Benton county
last Monday elected the following Direct
ors: A. Pearce, F. NJ. Nadsworth and A.
Deckard. Yesterday at an adjourned
meeting tax of $500 was voted to build a
new school house not to be over a half n
mile from the Albany ferry.
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sold, on Monday last, to the Albany Far
mers' Co., his fine warehouse at Tangent.
The warehouse was one Of the best In the
county, with capacity OF Is, 600 bushels.
The elevating and cleaning apparatus were
run by an eigllt-horse power engine. The
ground sold with the warehouse Is one hun
dred feet front by ninety in depth. Mr..
Beard obtained 5000 for the property.
The Farmers Co. got big bargain In that
trade. The new owners intend putting up
more than doubling the capacity of the
house.
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Subscribe for the REGISTER now, so you
may be fully posted in the politics of the
day. Two dollars and fifty cents per year,
or 75c for the campaign. Don't put this
matter OF, but come right along now.
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The Democratic County Convention at
tractetl number OF people to our city on
Tuesday. The Teachers Institute, Demo-
cratic Convention, etc, aitogether made
Albany rather lively during the week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-14

Through the enterprise OF our excellent
gardener, Mr.. j. Logman, our people are
being supplied at regular intervals during
the week with the latest In the way Of
vegetables, such as ratffshes, cauliflower.
greens, etc. Yum, yum. N
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-04-14

TEMpERANCE.-That prince of good fel-
lows, g. w. C. T., w. r.. Dunbar, will
meet with Onward Lodge, No. 22S, near
Knox Butte, on tomorrow Saturday
evening, April 18th. We suppose it Is
hardly necessary to say there win be full
attendance tomorrow evening.