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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
PeOCLA0IA1IoN RY 11EE GovERNoR

To MI whom these pres"nc" shall come
W NFFREAs> The undersigned heretofore
elected Secretary of tie State. of Oregon
for = ller9"d of tinie not vet expired. Ilay-
lug been mortified hv Gov. l.. F. Grover of
his rt~gn4ijon of the oifie. af Governor Of
fhe Sf4fr Of Oregon. IA take effect on the
first day of February, a ID. 1s77. and re-
qut<t.Gl, rs his ttiii<tItrriaiIii <tpytssnr. to
take possession of the Executive Office. its
records aud archives:
Therefore, {. Stephen F. Chadwick. do
issue this proclamation. and notify all
whom II Bay concern. that did assume
the office OF Governor of the State ot Ore
gon. nllfle vacant by the resignation of
Governor Grover. The first day of Feb
rIrary. A. D. 1877. and will hence forth dis
charge the duties and exercise the no Hefss
pertaining thereto. nn'il my successor shah
have been constitutionally elected and
qualified
In testimony whereof, have hereHnto
signed my name and caused he seal of the
State to be affixed. at the city of Salem,
State of Oregon, this first day of February,
A. d. 1877. S. f. CHADWICK,
~ Governor.
L. S. BY the Governor.
~ S. r. CHADWICK, Scc'y of State.
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Albamg gegister.
ALBANY, OREGON, FEB. 1c, 1877.
TIE EL1cToR1IIl== ooVV7SSn71sY7 =

On the 10Th, at the Joint u,ee,i,o y,
Congress, the presiding officer announc.
cd that, as the two Houses tad not vet
Sor'c"Tred in ordering otherwise. the
vote of Florida would now be counted
40 conformity with the decision of The
commission. Senator Allison then an.
nounced that Florida had given four
votes for r. B. Hayes. as President
and tour votes for VIM. A. Wheeler. as
wee President. The Vice President
then proceeded with the count cor,.
'mencing with Georgia. No objection
being made to Georgia her eleven cleo
torsl votes were given to Tildep and
Hendricks. Next came in succession
the State of Illinois, with twentr-one
votes Tor Hayes and Wheeler, Indisna.
with fifteen votes for Tilden and Hem
bricks, Iowa, with eleven votes for
Hayes and Wheeler, Kansas, with five
votes tor Hayes and Wheeler, Kentucky
with twelve votes for Tilden and Hen.
dricks. Then came the certificate from
Louisiana, showing eight votes for
Hayes and Wheeler-two certificates
having been received, one by mail and
= corresponding one by Messenger
Thomas Z. Anderson of the returning
board, both properly authenticated bv
Kellogg as Governor. Two other Ger.
tlhcates were also received. autbenticat-
ed by McEnery as Governor, certifying
the election of Tilden and Hendricks
A third certificate was then presented.
authenticated by the Secretary of State
certifying to the election Of eight
electors for Hayes and Wheeler. A
fourth certificate was then received
received by mail no corresponding one
having been received by messenger
certifying that John Smith had been
chosen elector from the fourth district.
John Smith No from the second dis
tFict, John Smith No from the third
district, etc, and that the eight John
Smiths mad cast their votes for Peter
Cooper OF New York, and Sam Carey
OF Ohio. AS the paper was manifestly
O buTiesque, it was omitted from the |
proceedings of the joint convention.
Objection to all the certificates being |
made, the Electoral Commission with |
drew to decide which set of felectors vero
legally and lawfully entitled to cast
Tue vote OF Florida, So far as coupto5 |
n H1ayes and Wheeler have fifty votes in
tne Electoral College, while Tilden /
and Hendricks have fifty-seven.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

YOUNG PEOPLES CHRISTIAN Assoc1A-
TIoN-Organized at the Court House Ia, t
Saturday night. The officers are: PreSi-
dent. W. H. CASTOR. with lady Vice
President from each church in the city :;
Secretary. j. w Bain; Treasurer. Miss
Ada Goltra Executive Committee, one
from each church I'VE clidn't get the namesl;
Finance Commiftee. Messrs. ). T. Tate,
w. r. Blain and Il. E. Sox. The Associ-
alton expects to rent the two fine rooms in
MIR. Sam1 Miller's new brick, on corner of
Ferry and Second streets. The citizens Of
Albany, we hope, will see to it that the
- ssociation is properly and efficiently gus
taineG, Sy them, and much good may be
effected.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

DR.. Nicklin. OF Eugene City, saws
'.folr Balm i<'one at the hest preserved
herbs ever saw. and il worthy ofa higher
price than you put upon it,
Rev. S. X. Raymond. of Oakland. Ore
goii. says: Il Went tn California to ressov-
er frein Consumption. Tie Doctors there
friends wished to- see | had better GO and
see them. ms | could live bnt a little while
longer. On my way IN Oregon | COM
nIrntPd H>iHg Mon..tAiIl Balm: IL helneS1
fne; continued IT'S use until il cured me OF
tiR. disease
Mr.. w. L. Osborne. of Eugene City.
says: II Know young man who appeared
I" he in the last stages of consumption,
aiul by using Monlflil Balm or Yerbasan-s.
Ia he hviilfe a healthy Young man.
Joseph P. Moore ESQ. OF MilvilIc. Cal.
saYS' II ifave t'etti acltainttd with tic
shrub known aS Ierha-aafa for 20 Year,.
anal know it fo iis' very valuable medicine
both I"r the Lnng- aud Rlpunnatisin.ss
Mr. Kimbiil, OF Kimhali & Welton. Rel
Blntts. CAL. savss II have been aeotail1r-
90 With Il be shrRh known AS Yerl,asanfa
Iar many wears, aud know it to be q great
Lung melsiciiie., - :. -
II lett Missouri with the coneurnption.
Reached Rnek Point. jackson county. Or.
ana =. Mas tieken down. took finesalfe. nf
nnsiiifiaill BaisA. and ehewed the leaf more
~ 'eSs. anti IN fetef or five days 1t cleaned
~. .'.. ny lungs hafesoinely. aid resumed
my Journey and now. after several
months. my lungs still seem we'll. -
a. B. G.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

PROSPECTIVE CROPs--An all-wise prov
idence has heen specially kind to the peo-
pie of the Willamette Valley during the
present Winter, which. so far. has been un-
precedented in every way. We have had
no snowfall. and the sunshine and rainfall
have been about equally distributed. and
thus the ground generally put in proper
condition for the plow. This being the
state Of the weather. our farmers have not
necessarily lost mitch of the time because
of inclemency. but have been busy nearly
the entire winter in getting their ground In
readiness for seeding. Unde, these favor
able circumstances larger area of ground
will be under cultivation than at any pre-
vious season. and with continuation of
good weather Linn county will turn ont.
!, the coming tall, the largest crop ever raise d
within her bortlers by many thousands of
] bushels. The present Indications. then,
| point to most successful season for the
ssriculturist, everything, so far, being IA
vorable and pointing to such result. The
unsettled condition of Europe is also favor
able to us, as. if no general war shall re-
suit from the present threatening condition
| Va andiIS' the great pre- pdfatiOlS iI1atie Dy
! the several Governments interested has
drawn largely from the agricrlturists of
those States. leaving them short handed );
and should the season prove ever so favor
able. the want of firm laborers in The agri-
cultural districts will lessen the area n sually
cropped. thus reducing the aggrYgate yield
more or less largely. As long "a these
Foreign Governments are compelled to
main on a war footing. so long will there
be an unusual demand from each for bread
stnffs; and the longer this condition of
| things remains the less able will be the sew
eral countries 10 provide, within their n
borders. the neces<aries demanded by the
maintenance nfSuch large bottles of men.
Viewed ii' his fi.ht, rh-r-tere. the OUT
| !cas for Iile Willamette farmer. IN the way
OF 4 e"5l prieea f"; ili> gr.,if. waS nryer h.t-
ter Win this pro-psct, ant as we b2va
sail before. blessed ssiEh l.rasa',iy the tiueSt
Winter Oregon has ever k.towIi. oar firm
ers should he the happie~t niel, III thr Na-
ton. not forge ttjng Ia return thanks to an
overrtiing providence for the vast benefits
thus conferred.
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kUmMNN.

FL In ne Cireuii s'onri of he s.ate OF Oregon
Tor the coun y of Linn. = Ses0st
% %1nna, nan q: Prime thushantfa plaintiff va
Arszoha ~, N Frine w ffel. deftn dan
TO Arizona III. Prime, The. aiaovn va,,,x, a.
Iensan zen. IN h. name of the S ae ot Oregon.
az, az a, qntfe1 10 ai,oear and navyer
the above entitled sltit in the Css,sps i,e1sls -
nanfn. now on file in the office or the carl ~
sau Court on or before flfe day fsi ne l,ef
regular 'erin OF said Court FIR Linn fsossnf.. -
are nefeDy no, flied that Il Yen fall Ia nsas.D r !.
ana answer saFi coninainf. rs herein t,eom3reI
me plaln TN VIII snDly 10 rhe Court for M, ss
ile1 ueiNanStea IN his complaint, which il !. ,i;s
soiuIion OF tue marriage contract harat tnf,,sa
eSlsilng between You and plaintiff and for =
afsnTce f from ana for costs and dlsbnrselnenfs
by order of Hon. n. P RoTsE Iy,s5xr ~ N
at Chambers in Salem this aSfl ., ~ =
u oala.: I'll: - 70 e. e l.. III. MONTAN We -
y1tH@o fnAcNsmo Attorney for Pisf
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
NOW -1ND THEN.

In 1872 Sec. Chadwick gave to each
of the Presidential electors certificate
of their election. In 1877 he handed
all the certificates lin one envelope) to
Cronin, who was not elected and had no
title to them under the sun! And this
is why little Chad. has lost prestige in
his own party as well as the Republi-
can. Secretary, now Governor Chad
wick, has cooked his political goose-in
fact he's burned it to cinder! Poor
Chad!
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RESIGNED HIS OFFICE.

1t has been said that Democrats die,
but they never resign Office" But il
it is really true as is reported, that Bill
Watkinds has resigned his office of Su-
perintendent of the Penitentiary, then
for once at least the saying above quot
ed is untrue. The place made vacant
by Watki:Id's resignation or removal
has been filled by the appointment of
Capt. b. F. Burch, of Polk county.
We are in hopes that the new Super
intendent will be all improvement on
the old.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

Apparently our entire population
(male) turned out yesterday afternoon
70 witness the Chinese exhibition on
First street. The most terrific beating
of gongs, etc, aided by thousands of
exploding fre-crackers, bombs, etc.,
created such a din that we began to
think The ''wah" had really commenced,
This thing may be fun for the bows but
its getting terrible old with us. and
we'd willingly sell our interest in the
show for last years almanac. Give
us rest.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
GOVERNOR-SEcRETARY CHAN
WICK.

Mr.. Chadwick, Secretary of State is
sues his proclamation declaring himself
Governor of the State of Oregon. The
proclamation is signed esS.F. Chadwick
Governor; By the Governor, 8. F.
Chadwick, Secretary of State" The
Constitution OF the State of Oregon
says that ''in case of the removal of the
Governor from Office, or his death, res
ignation or inability to discharge the
duties of the office, the same shall de-
Volve upon the Secretary of State"
AS the same Constitution declares that
no person shall hold more than one lu-
Crative Office at tie same time, Chad.
certainly will not claim that he is Gov
ernor as well as Secretary of State
And yet he has signed his proclamation
in both capacities 1t is just possible
that Stevey is running altogether on
"by-laws.'' and hopes in there unsettled
times to get away with the sshonors,'
and profits ofboth positions. It is hard
70 tell what ring Democrat won't do
these DAYS.
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SUMMON

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the county OF Linn. -
ker. defendant -eo-
40 Greenoerry Baker. the above-named de-
ienttanf: In the name of the s ate OF Clrtpon
you are hereby required 70 sDDs.ar and ans,sn,.
I me complaint OF the apove plaintiff in the
apoNe enti'ted Cs1ff, file viii n he Gle, T.
VI sAil Conr, within len days frem he date Of
me service OF this summons uapn Won fl ss.ryfti
-. dun county, Oregon but II served in an y
~ county in The Siafe OF Oregon Ihei, " /: h
~. ttwehIS lay from The da of The service OF
n.. ns, ION. hen on or before he rsi day of he
rex term or al CourT, e-wit March II lS.T
ana Hou are hereby noii Jed tha, If Nou tail ~
npn,ar an an swer sail eomplaini a. hereby
sIeaulrel, ne pain iff viii Amply 10 sh,. Court
TOR he relief demanded and p.t, ,ei for IN IL,
a., mn io-wi dissolution the bonds
tliFnA t.NfS i1s: lit.J veefl on and n gin.
tn and the Gus q ~ Of he issue ar ei nirri
age III STIstIT, Is,s q ri =. ~ ~
Y,,,4,t7.,,.-s Z a 301'nexs Ie,i p IF.
~, @ ~ frft.s' 81 u + RtI7I Judge of
~ 5eaf1 oi iht. s oregon foI. he
jana6777nI5, eyys : - " - 'ial. -n1,iof iof =
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Pacific SIopers.

Three prisoners In the Wasco count,
Jail.
Mayor Charmon, of Oregon City, has re
signed.
A little son of Mrs. Bert Woods wa
drowned last week in the Luckiamnte.
The Astortan says Bishop Morris ha
just completed summer residence at As
toria.
Fishing and other establishments at Up
per Astoria will employ over 5000 hand:
during the coming season.
A burglar robbed PendIeton saloon las,
| week of $5. the receipts of a week (?1. by
| prytng open the door.
| ). G. Davenport at Colfax Is running his
a,n gr,ss maii night and day. He has 1000
has 'baconed" $50 hogs.
A Union county s.rouoh', tried to tssnoii,,
party at SummervilIe and left a large
siice OF his ear behind as evidence of ina
oli1ty to carry out his little game. The
victor is still picking his teeth.
The Eugene correspondent of the Orego-
MA" says: A couple of Albany 'ssharps''
came up to Eugene recently for a game of
faro. One of our boys got hold of their
cards, punched few holes in them. and
the next train took our Albany friends
home minus 5000.
Methodist revival meetings at Olympia.
A devil fish twelve feet in length was re-
Gently caught in Seattle. The T,teUsnencer
saws It was devil of looking thing to be
called fish.
A man at Walla Walla made bargain
for three drinks for two bits. and after val
ne received. passed in payment ten cents
and Birdie bit.
The Chimacum bridge-a wooden struc-
ture 300 feet long recently erected-saves
five miles travel in going from Port Town
send to that place.
The o. S. N. Co. is building new boat
at Cello to take the place of the Yakima,
which was condemned last summer.
The cattle men and sheep owners OF
Eastern Oregon are holding meetings as to
which have the best right to the grazing
ranges.
I. 6. Hendricks, of Eugene City. alver-
tises for bids for completing the second and
third stories of the State university at that
city.
Mr. John Smith informed the correspon-
dent of the MoetntGtneer that he has found
gold bearing quartz on branch OF the
Hood river.
The firemen Of Olympia will give a mas
querade on the 10th inst
The Dfspatch warns the public against
professional swindler who has been travel
ing in Oregon and Washington under the
name of Meyers.
On the morning of the 9Th inst. Jim CAL
lagher, NSteilacoom timer, was found dead
in his shop. It was game between him
and whisky. and he lost.
Seattle hoodlums don't like poetic and
dramatic readings. A gentleman under
took to give an entertainment of that kind
there. and was greeted with a shower of
over-ripe vegetables.
The schooner Oregonian is total wreck.
A grange hall will be erected at Shedds,
next summer.
The vessel reported lost at Yaquina Bay
proves to be the schooner Mist.
The store of Mr.. John Ray. of Corvallis.
was robbed of $25 on the night of the Sd
instant.
And now they want a tri-weekly NAH
from Hermansyille to the mouth OF the Co
guile.
The Corvallis Gazeste says Benton county
vas the first TO pay in full all taxes due the
State for the year 1876.
The Statesman says it is estimated $50
GOO win be expended in opening Up the
'santiam district this summer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

We see it stated that some of the
leading Democratic politicians are ad-
vising the Democrats composing the
electoral commission to resign! The
Democrats have had their own way in
the matter OF making the electoral
commission they had the majority and
unless they had voted for the bill au-
thorizing snch commission it could
never have been formed but, as this
commission seems to be determined TO
do its duty honestly in the premises
finding Hayes and Wheeler elected.
the choice of the people, they will so
announce-your honest Democratic pol
iticIans would like to disorganize and
destroy the work of their own hands
But we don't believe such connsels will
prevail, but the vote will be counted.
and the Republican candidates dulv
declared elected. 'Rah.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

In the matter OF the Louisiana vote,
the Democrats claim that two of the
Hayes electors were ineligible, as they
held office at the time they were elect
ed. The tact will be shown that both
the electors resigned their Offices, and
the board, afterwards, elected them to
fill vacancies. The Democratic Con-
gressmen simply oppose the counting of
the vote for Hayes to let themselves
down easy. After such terrible threats
of blood and carnage they must do some.
thing to show they have little cour-
age left.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

PRIZES AwARDED.--At the masquerade
ball "Wednesday night. the committed on
prizes awarded Mr.. John Crouch, superin-
tendemt Of Telegraph construction, the gem
tleman's prize as sustaining best the char
acter assumed-'CAptsin Jack Mrs.
John Spangier was awarded the la,ly's
prize. She sustained the eharacter OF a
''fire girl'', and sustained It well.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

A GOOD SELEcTIoN.-Capt. Matthews
was elected niglfwatcE by the City Council
at its meeting Tuesday night. We are in-
elined TO the opinion that a better selection
could not have been made. and we believe
the Captain will give the most general sat-
isfaction.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

DENTAL.-Ses card of DIR. Geo. w. GRAY.
The DIR. Is II progressive man. and there
fore keeps himself thoroughly posted III all
the latest aud best modes for denta. opera-
fions. II is noi to be wondered at. there
fore. that his business continually increases
and becomes more and more lucrative.
When you want work done. give the DR.. n
call
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE HOSE BoTs' MASQUERADE BALL
| Wednesday night was q succ, Sc. we ar,
informed, throughout. The atts ntlancr
was good, the number of masquers bens
larger than VAS expected, under the cir
cumstances. AS our columns arc unusual
! ly crowded this week, we have only room
to give the names of parties III attendanc,
who assumed disguises and the character
| assumed
Minnie Leffi,r, Uppur-ten.
Philip I.eff1ei, Black Joe, bro. to Sambo
Frank Wheeler, Sambo, bro. to Blk Joe
Nettie Merrick, Rustic Maiden.
Ida Webber, Page.
Fiora Parker, American Flag.
Annie Parker, Carriboo Huntress.
Sophia Van Sindle, Flag-bearer.
Mary Parker, Orior, fat school girl.
Roe Parker, Harvest.
Virgil Parker, Big Injun-
Annie Mansfield, State Rights Democrat.
Annie Griffin, ALBANY REGISTER.
Myra, Mansfield, Fiery-tongues.
Adolph Senders, Postillion.
Ida Strong, Rustic Lass.
Win Webber, Poeahontas.
Josie and Caddie Clark, Twin Ballet
Girls.
Mrs. Cox, Flirt.
Ruby Hurd, Willy Daily.
L. N. Liggett. Genero.
Harry Parker, Page.
Mrs. Canon, Snow Storm.
Mrs. Circle, Highland Lass.
Carrie Circle, Chambermaid.
Joe Webber, Jr., Domino.
Mrs. Weller, Ballet Girl.
Maggie Daniels, Ballet Girl.
Max Baumgart, Yankee.
Sosh Taylor, Col. Demar.
John Herren, Plantation Bitters.
Frank Purdom, Red Domino.
Geo. Kizer, Blue Domino.
Nc Monteith, Son OF Erin.
Sig Fox, The Devil.
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Moore, Two Or
phans.
Sam Cowen, Granger.
Jennie Spangler, Fire Girl.
Susan Wiley, Broom Girl.
Mrs. E. Mealey, Mouse trap Girl.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fronk, Irish Girl.
Miss 4. Colborn, Popcorn Girl.
Maggie Fronk, Red Ridinghood
Mrs. G. L. Colburn, S. R. d.
A. C. Sutherland, Female Suffragist.
ID. G. Moore, Female Suffragist.
G. G. Cherry, F. Wilton the famous
clown.
A. La Harris, Mat Austin the famous
clown.
Star Mealy, Yankee.
Kate Cowen, Italian Brigand.
Nellie Hackleman, Undine.
Flora Cowen, Cupid.
D. B. Monteith, Old Ned.
Mont Monteith, Aunt Dinah.
w. B. Scott, Fireman.
Nettie Hurd, Cigar Girl of Cuba.
Clara Hurd, Fascinating Swell.
j. A. Crouch, Capt Jack.
Henry Backinsto, Turk.
Ike Fox, Othello.
Del Rogers, Capt. Buredon,'' Master
of Ceremonies.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
SAMUEL IN TROUBLE.

In New York on the 18th Henry H.
Bodice commenced suit against samu-
ell j. Tilden at special term of the Su-
preme Court. Plaintiff sues for CO.
partnership accounting in pool in rail-
read stock in 1864, and for s26, 900
which it is alleged the defendant was
overpaid under misapprehension as to
profit.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

1t is now charged that Ben Franklin
asked to be appointed distributor of the
very stamps that caused the trouble
between the colonies and Great Britain,
resulting in the independence of Amer,-
ca Shoot the fiend that would thus
attempt to destroy the faith of Arneri-
cans in their Revolutionary fathers.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

CoINc1DENcE.-I-ast week we gave an
account of similar accidents happening to
two different young ladies. each named
-Fa-i. Each broke the same arm by a fall,
on the same day, within few minutes OF
the same hour of the day. The parties are
not related. and they live in different parts
of the city. Both are reported as GONZALES
cling.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

The electoral commission were still
considering Louisiana on Wednesday.
and may not arrive at vote until to-
day. Democrats concede the election of
Hayes and Wheeler.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

Late dates say that the Sioux under
Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse are verv
anxious to make peace, and of course to
be allowed to come into the Agencies
and be clothed and fed The reverses
they have met with of late at the hands
of the soldiers, but more particularly
their sufferipgs from cold and hunger,
have admonished them that it is about
time to make 'speace," get filed up, re-
blanketed and armed that they may be
better prepared to do good scalping
Give the poor Indian another chance,
do!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16
HHLAINoUg DEMoARAcY.

The telegraph on Thursday brought
the news that the reasonable, murder
ing Demoeracy have assassinated Gov.
Packard, ot Louitiana.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

ALL INTERESTED In the Young Peo-
pies Christian Association are requested
TO meet at the U. 2. Church on Friday
(thisl evening. Come out.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

The State Journal has entered upon
its fourteenth year. The Journal is
right politically, and deserves the sue
cess it has met at the hands of gener-
Gus and appreciative people. Long life
to il.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

LADIES' AND MIssEs HATs-The remain
Ing stock at half price. Women's heavy
shoes. some odd stock, so low that you
can't afford to wear your old ones, by
WHEELER, at Shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

Mr.. A. 8. Cosper, a resident of
Salem for the past fourteen years, died
ON Sunday evening last, after a linger
ing illness, regretted by numerous
friends.