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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
Pacific SIopers


The Idaho legislature adjourned last
week ~
Considerable sickness is reported at Boise
City recently among children.
The OtyDapian reports times improving
and n1cney matters net quite so stringent
The liti@ation about part of the town
site of Seattle has tern4inated IN q decision
in favor of the city.
Three hundred families have lately been
added to the population OF the region
round abont Colf;Ax, w. IL. -
rhe new town of Colf;lx, w. T., supports
three schools 1t is one OF the most thriv-
itg towns in the interior.
Gov. Brayman, of Idaho, has rcappoint-
ed John Huntoon as Territorial Treasurer,
and Joseph Perrauit rs Territorial Con-
troller and the Legislative Council have
confirmed The appointments.
The citizens of Lewiston, Idaho, refused
to vote tax to maintain their public school.
whereupon the local paper proceeds 60 bless
| them in a two-column benediction.
The Bellingliam Bay lfast says that i
man named George Houston left Sehome
some time ago, for his home in the country
and has not been heard of since. AS Il,
had been drinking. it is supposed he los
! his way and perisIed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

PaRDoNED.-Dr. @. G.. Glass, sentenced
to the penitentiary from Portland In the
tall of 1873, for the crime of 'snIanslaugfl-
ter" was pardoned out of that institution
ON Wednesday of last week. The grounds
of his pardon were that petitions were filed
containing some eighteen hundred names /;
signed also by all of the grand jury who
fouLd the indictment and eight of the petit
who tried the cause. Glass had only about
one more year to serve. lie has rendered
valuable services TO the State during his
imprisonment.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
Lost REMARn.

Strayed from the subscriber, about four
months since, q young COW. about four
years old, light red in color ends of horns
come close together in front of face; in
good conditions when last seen. Said ami
NAL was formerly owned by Prof. Sox, of
this city, who purchased her of Mr.. John
Isom. A liberal reward will be given 10
any one giving information so that I can
obtain her.
CHAs. BoURGARDEs.
Albany, Or. Dec. &, 1876.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE Bo1- rHAr LAUGHs.

THE BOZ. THAT LAUGHS.
I knew funny little boy,
The happiest ever born
His face IS like beam of joy.
Although his clothes are torn.
saw him tumble on his nose,
And waited for groan
But how he laughedi Do you suppose
He struck his funny bone
There's sunshine in each word he
speaks,
His laugh is something grand
Its ripples overrun his checks,
Like waves on snowy sand.
He laughs the moment he awakes,
And till the day is done
The school-room for a joke he takes,
His lessons are but fun.
No matter how the day may go,
You cannot make him cry;
He's worth dozen boys know.
Who pout, and NOPE, and sigh.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. Pm the Oregon
electoral inquiry to-day the following tele-
grams were introduced:
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 25.
L. f. Grover, Salem. Oregon.-Man left
Omaha to see you will arrive Monday !;
delay action.
(signedB GEO. L. MILLER.
Dec. 6ih.
10 Col. W. t. Pelton. New York
Glory to God. Hold OH to one electoral
vote in Oregon. / have 100,0 men. TO
back it up. GSigned1 CORSE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
TO Judge Strong, SaleHls Oregon.--Til-
den has 1s5. incluuing one from Oregon.
tSigned} A. S. HEWITT.
SALEM. Oregon. Dec. g.
To Peter Donohoe, New York; ap-
preciate the sentiments expressed. Thanks
for congratulations.
tSignedl J.. +. GROVER.
To Col. w. Il. Pelton, 10 Grainrnercy
Park, New York.-Ignorant whole busi-
ness partner powerful motives to fidelity or
G0uld order cannot to be through A.
Kountze twelve wall or myself or botl
Kountze 1ildenish Republican reliable be-
yond doubt last resort protect everybody
and use DAVIS. Answer. ls.A .ssa
GEO. T.. MILLER.
There were no marks on the dispatch
signed ''Corse'' to indicate the place from
which it was sent, but it was undoubtedly
from Gen. John M. Corse, of Chicago, whe
was engaged, it is alleged. in recruiting fol
the support of Tilden journals.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

DEss4tEUa asDSa OF GAPARTSEsssTEIP.
FTsHE eopartnershi;s here4nfnre existing be-
Il tween John HuId and q. r. ScttlenleiY, un-
der the nafne Of Hurd 4 Sefflemeir. Is dissoiv.
ed. All accounts due the late firm must be paid
TO SettIemeir & Dawson. " no alone are author.
lied tocoilcct and rcceiptsfnr the same.
q. r. SETTIEMEIR.
G.. W. DAWSON.
December Is. Is7i-nl3Int
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

ELECTION AT WHEELER 's.-For fli
election and an honest count, go to Wheel
er's, at Shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

range that meets every requirement
and satisfies every demand made upon it,
he Richmond Range. 1t has no equal
among stoves or ranges. The only place
to get one is at w. II. McFarland's, next
to the Bank
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
ZEARRNET

In Linn county, .Ian. 2sth 1877. by Rev
j. d. South. Mr.. Jafnes L. Wilson and
Miss Mary z. Charlton.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

There viii be some gay costumes wori
at tile masquerade ball in this burg on tl
14th, as we happen to know.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

PERsoNAL.-Mr. ID. w. C. Britt, agent
The Erangel is an eight-page paper, and
is devoted to the interests of the Baptist
Church.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

%AAA f'an'' Eie rnase w eyerv age1t
NA4~4A-5 ns-eisy mon thin The business .Hc
A9NSS furnish. bHt hose wlling TO
- 49, sass work can easily earn a slozen foi-
Hrs n Gay right in their own localities. Have
40 fH0an ~ eAristin here BUSINESS rlen4as,f
aad honDFm'ple. Women. and boys and girls FIc,
- sse71sas 4neTl- We will furnish you q COM
Mere tJftfif free The business paws better than
nnvffing else. We " III bear e<faense of start
ing rvssta f Particulars free. Write and see
Farmers and mechanics. their sons and daugll-
terra and all Glasses in need OF paying work at
home should write TO about the work at
NV is the time. Don't delay. Address
TISrE & Co.. Atyhsiit, Maine .n25Nol
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Atten,.en. EEust Ssroxers.

rF=sftE, TIREsreRs or TIE ALDEN FfsUFr
i Go beg 42iJIGance that hey will nut the
Ia orr<ss soeTifa< Fruit and NesS@
ef F5es are gesse2 4sf Es and viii pay cash for
tilessaff1e z1faess tssa veztEs.-
Boxes Mills it4rH fzssed 8 al fsFtlle purpose
of Isrin < tIlfslf II sEISta the fstet Ory.
Frat shoIiii be piaei from he trees and not
bruised. < ssfsss sSz 5szzt
Parties having piuaas horla be particular to,
ALLEN PARKER,
A. N ARNeLp. President.S {
Secretary.
AIhnnS.. July Is. .Is1s.sr4J
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

VIM. Brown, arrested on suspicion of
having to 10 with the beating of Richard
son, late nightwatel, was acquitted after
trial last week. Richardson seems TO have
no idea who handled him so roughly.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

MUST ANG
LIN 7 NJ E n r..
WIKI uAs s1ooD THE TEST OF 10

wIsxsI HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40
YEARS.
There is no sore it viii not heal, no laine-
ness It viii not cure, no ache. no pain, that
affilct the human body, or the body of a
horse or other domestic animal, that does
not yield TO its ma gic touch. A bottle
costing 25c. SOC. or ST GO, has often saved
the life of a human being, and restored to
life and usefulness many 4 valuable horse.
M FOR MEN, HI MILL CURE
rheumatism. Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Cuts,
Prostitutes, Swellings. Contracted Cords,
Pain in the Back Lunbago. Seiatiea.
Cllilblains,s Strains, Spfaias. Stiff Joinfs.
Sore Nipples, Erupffona, Pains, Wounds,
Ulcers. sss s
ron aSIMAg.s, II WILL CURE
Spawn. Calls and Sores, Swinny. Ring
Bone, Winagalls. Big Head. Poll Evil.
Huunofs and Sofes, 2 Lameiiess. Sweilings,
Scratches. Distemper Stiffness Strains,
Soreness, Open Sores 26vs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
The Trac,x ON ROBBINS.


James Robbine,S of National avenue,
has been missing tor three. dayss but
there is no anxiety around his house 70
learn his fate. His wIfc knows what
caused him to disappear, and she vs.
willing to let him get a good ready ts
come back. Robbins married o lpRM
widow about four months ago, and they
had not been welded two weeks when
he gave her a beating. She overlooked
it then, thinking he would soon toms
down, but IN week more he BACKED
her eyes. In brief, Robbins turned
out to be brute OF a husband, ard the
ex-widow bad the sympathy of all Che
neighbors. She is said TO be meek and
humble in spirit, and Robbins Lad no
excuse for his brutality. Four or Eve
days ago he knocked her down and
started off mp town, and the wife
crawled over 10 buteheFae 70 seaaboMt
having Robbins arrested, The butcher,
who weighs one hundred and ninety
pounds and has fist IKE a maui, knew
better way than going 90 che police,
and he unfolded plan. .zaN i
When Robbins reached home that
evening the house was dark and the
butcher, dressed in woman's clothes and
with his jaws tied mp, sat IN the Tocks
ing-chair. srgs ae sa sssas
SWhy in blazes isn't supper ready 2''
bowled Robbins, as he stood in the
door. M i% 7s4 = Be
The butcher groaned.t to laa
"Gruntipg around again, are youW
shouted Robbins. whats the matter
now ?''
i The butcher oroaned again.
'sYou feel too hightoned 10 answer
me, do your' growled tho wife-beater.
ssWefi, we'll see about that. Just take
this, will you ~ a ~ 0@ s8si I
lie struck out, but the disguised
butcher caught his wrist, sprang up,
and there was fun in that cottage lie
choked Robbins almost to death, tied
him up in hard knots and united hina,
drew him around by the heels and hair,
and finally picked him mp and, toesed
him over the fence into the mud. The
wife heater had kept mp a steady yelling
! from the first attack, and as he rose
, from the mud and sped down the street
he seemed to think that Sitting Bulls
whole fighting force were after him.
At eleven O'Clock that night he entered
Michigan avenue saloon and told a
story about six men robbing him, and
lsalfsan hour later, as he was prowlina
around sled to find place to sleep 9
r policeman heard him saying
Nose smashed, eyes bunged up, sore
throat, bruised all over and awful
sleepy. What 9 deceiving person .
widow woman is!''-Detron Free
!; Press. a& g
4 ! ~
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

WoMAN's IsIGHTs.---NI President
fellow winmen and male trash general
": I am here today for the purpose
Of discussing wonan's rights REFUSING
her wrongs and cussing the men 4
believe sexes were created perfectly
equal, with the wimmen little mots
equal than the men. I also believe the
world would today be happier itatpans,
had never existed. AS a taiiure,fpan "a
suecpsss and ! bless my stars tllat nv
mother was a wotnanl EApplanse
nct only maintain these principles, buNU
also shittless husband Lesides. They !
say man was created first. Well 'spoae
he was, amt first experiments alwaye
failures? IF / was betting man
would bet 50 so they are The oaly
decent thing abont him was rib, and
that went to make something better.
TApplause. And then they threw IN
to Our face about eating an apple. 1siR
bet five dollars that Adam boosted hew
mp the tree and only gave her the, Core.
And what did he do when he was
found out2 True To his rnascu1in@ frI4
stincts, be Rneaked behind Eyeau Grwn,
clan bend and said cit wasn't xne 4
twas her y and the woman had 60 faith
/ er everything mean, and mother fe. to0s
Whatwe want .is the Naliot, ard tziB
ballot we are bound to have, If ws hmua
to let down our back hair and uwir0 ira
i sea of sanguinary gore. ScmhAEio1.7
j Mrs Skinner.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Tn the Oregon
electoral inquiry to-day the following tele-
grams were introduced:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

| CENTENSIAL BIscHIT.-Aiake good
corn mush, just as if you were going TO
eat it with milk. When it is luke
warm take a quart Of it, work in -four
enough to make stiff do6gh, make
into biscnits. put IN your bake pan aRd
set in warm place over night bake
in very hot even, and you have the
best and sweetest biscuits you ever ATE.
Eat while hot, for breakfast. atiis
FnosT CAKE.--One cup Of sugar
Two even tabtespoonfnls of butter, eev-
en- tablespoonfuls of milk, yelks of four
eggs, one and twe-thifds cups of flour,
one teaspoonful of soda, two Of cream
of tartar bake in layers and put fSosts
ing between. s "a
YEAST BuNs.-To one pint of warm
| milk add two cups of yeast, one cup of
sugar, and flour enough to make a thin
batter; the next morning add one-half
cup of butter, two cups OF sugar, one
aud one-half pounds of currents, and
flour enongh to mould up let il rice
three hours and bake in small cakes.
| BRoILED SoUIRREI.-S the SQUIRE
rel, open down the back, wash thorough
ly, and wipe dry with a towel Put ft
on gridiron over slow fire and cock
until tender. Season with salt and
pepper while cooking. Served with
melted butter poured over it. Very
tender and delicious. ~
Pop CoRN PtDDfS6. = Soak for Two
or three hours two quarts of popped
corn, popped nice and light, in thfeA
pints of milk, add two eggs, two=fbifds
cup of sugar, sAlt and spice. Bake one
and oDe-Ilalf hours. snsa ssesiH ass
WoMAN's RIGHTs.--AIiss President,
fellow wirnmen and male trash general
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

Tuition in all cases required in advance.
PunesUaf attendance. fleA tnessa. sprornf1tn ess @
and ttenrauly an Iafiyiilge tlepori mel4f will
ie eetel from all Who becoplepeIl hers
of the school. J.. J. POwELL.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09

Rev. II. w. sTRATToS, A. NJ, President,
and Professor of. .RIentat and Moral Science
Rec. u. j. POWELL, a. II, Professor OF NIath-
/ enna4 les and Natural Sciences.
II. II. HEWITT,sh. NJ, Professor of Ancient
Miss MARIA IRVINE. Teacher of Primary
Departfnens. - 49, sg5sFs as#8 ssts8s
miss sELVA. BRENNAN, Teacher of Instru-
mental Music.
and Hygiene. - zszssft
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-09
MoRE OREGON TELEGRA1Ls.


Albany, Or. Dec. 8, 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 7, 1877.
s %ss' II SAFES. IA ssssl s.si ''' Exports '
co.o. quiet easy; miadiins lie low nsSSins ios;
guod ordinary ic Net receipts iss b.lss; gross SSa
,O ssos sss aS%s. gssGs 10"
SAVANNAH. August 7. 1877
Cotton dali lower 70 ssn nem'nally UNCHANGED mid
Net rccsD,: II bales; gross IL Sales IL ssosi $780,
cnsnLrsros. August 7. isT1.
good ordinary loss. Sales. So stock. 1865
wn.sIseroS n. c., August 7, 1877.
81 81, 8 Is SI.s Is for
Flour .u wAs.. su.. and asSs arsS
sss seller ,sa x h.sr' ~ s7 seller ssp;s%ss,
seller ssss.$Sss 'ss rss sSs Ss .%Ss;
ao a Sss99 S Snd mss sss
sss Soc s :s n sS
seller asc rss ed held :. aas ESeSS
soss 1900 ss oats oooS i snip%sn;.WSs.s saoo6
%sss Ss Ss 49, s% IN %
do. A. tbs CLOSE whsa, steady Ns3 seller sep.sm
81 sss seller sep,o@sss Il si BID ssisstsd wstssS
81 TO- No Dayton and Michigan red 81 "a Corn quiet
white, 52c rejected 40c.
Flour fair demand ged prices sales bills
I: 81 as: ss s 81" a S s,sa:: :
terms no trsnsacoas on call, Corn dun ana lover
e*s so ss'o ~ aa u, "a oo s .. n.i. ~.
a 52,sc. Cali Board transactions:-No Z SIZE. bid
63kc. asked. cash; $3.50. bid. 20 srrivo; sales
sSoo Suh's sr last halt 49, august 5 Ss , Nd
asked. september; $50 bid 54c. asked last halt Sep
tembcr 5Sc bid 55c asked October inquiry
sales Of 5000 bushels in lots at S4c Other articles
changed. ksroad freishts unchsngsd Canal freig1,s-
R.seSs.ss FSs boats a: t Sss
e"s SS @ scrSsy soe a
mats sso 4. ass,ss DO @
els; corn ll6.746 do. Rniroads-Flour 10000 bbls.
wheat $1,000 bushels; corn, 500 do oats 1900 do
barley, 1900 do rye, 4.sOO do
oswrco. August =. 1877.
Flsur unchanged; sales 1900 bills Wheat lower for
spring; old No Milwaukee club, 81 as white Canada,
81 Is 81 30; new red State, 81 20 81 As new white
state 81 - 81 90 Corn steady; sses Of No Toledo
canal frcights unchanged Lake rcespts-Wheat, 900
busheIs lumber 12l 600 iecI Flour shipped by rail- l60p
bblS
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat active, but lower
No Chicsro spring 81 16 81 TO- cash: 81 OF 81 0a,
August - oSA september: No do s6c rejected. GOO.
Sr9 % as sss 4
rejected K%c. Oats dull weak aud lower No. at 26sc
rye steady; No. 2, soc Barley steady; No 8
%ssa:; 81 SIS -: F:;t asss s 30 ssse
August; o IS ss77N. sepsmber Bulk meats :shoul-
ssss g sS05s Ss lbs is eS aS.s
II OlO bushels; corn Al 600 do oats $4,000 do rye.
5000 do. barley, 5000 do, shipments Flour, i26oO
bis 81 wheat: 1902 bushels; corn 1870 90 oats
and lower: 81 % 81 OAK. August; 81 oa oaSS. sep
tember. Corn weak; 4ec. August; 4S1c, September.
Oats s.iss End M AssS:s asS %,s ss
.October. Lard lower: ~ 72is Septembcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Joseph A. Bluxome, dealer In laces, corner OF Sixth
avenue and Twenty nrs street. has filed with abit-
ties amounting to about $4,000 The creditors up
pointed committee, consisting OF Messrs. b. Hocht,
Robert Mcdonald, simon, SoeliaS and Cohen. 70 In
vcstgae the books aud properly and report plan
Of settlement The committee reported that the as
sets were valued at SIS 900, aud recommended settle
ment at my the dollar, one-quar,or cash,
and tho balance notes two, FOUR and s,x months,
the last 10 be indorssd This was accepted by
jorty the credtors bot deemed best In order
TO complete the compromises that proceedings in bank
ruptcy should be taken for a composition, and such
course will follow. There nearly $50 creditors
The National Toy Company, composed OF John H.
Stephenson, Amos renney and Benjamin Stephenson
at No. Ill Chambers street, has been thrown into
bankruptcy by several of the creditors and the
has been referred to Register Dayton, who has called
tho first meeting oil the creditors for September TO
elect assignee In bankruptcy and prove their claims
Among the petiton,ng creditors X W. Hous
$635 81; Gong Bell Manufacturing Company $662 w.
The adjourned meeting Of the creditors OF Adolpn
Stein berg, manufacturer Of cothEg as No 81 Walker
street. was held yesterday at the ofioe OF Register
Little, and the bankrupt was examined at length 10
his and liabilities by counsel Tor Hicks Stewart
Co, creditors who oppose the proposition Of twenty
cents the dollar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08
A CIRCUS FAILURE.

THE SHOW PROPERTY OF JAMES n. KELLY IN
THE HANDS OF AN ATLANTA SHERIFF
When tho circus to "draws the obvious
reason that there 10 nothing TO be drawn And this
to-day condition of Georgia State, for Mr. James
Z. Kelly, who recently sought aniuse that people
with his circus and menngere, has fled petition In
voluntary bankruptcy The schedule of the assets
and liabilities Of the concern over which he presided
IL amusing exhibit
Mr. Kclly's petition was fled before q register in
bankruptcy At whitehall, N. Y, about week ago.
and In that paper he sets forth that he the partner
OF Henry Barnum; that he iailed in Augusta, Ca. In
the spring OF 1917 that his Liabilities s2l600 his
assets, Sl29,soo. Among others, enumerated the
following oroditors:-P. r. Bsrnum, uusoltIed mo
nsgerfe accouaS, ~ 900; Nelson Robinson xII 100:
Mrs. Laura ". Reynolds, for services, $6 900; IL Bar
nun, unknown; bulrs Head Bank, $4,000; Metro
politan Bank, si, 100; James Kelly, printer, $40 OvO
Jules Nelson, England, 5000
To iiquidate these debts Mr. Kelly says he mas tho
following asscts:Kea estate, notes. &c, $l2S 900, ana
ponies, nve performing elephants, I'VE performing
royal Bengal tigers, ono doubie-h umped camel,
performing zebra, very inteligenk eleven cages Of
Wild animals. three tents, Two railroad cars, i've
cnariots, one ticket wagon, two property cages ten
baggage vans poles ropes, chains, sakes and other
articles At present in the possession OF the Sheriff
OF Atlanta, Ga. Bad enough 10 have 10
take wild and performing animals for debt,
put to take tnem from tho hauas OF a
sheriff Is almost Ms hard TO take them from tho
Jungle All these circus appointments are valued At
$40 900; properly AZ Connorsve, Ind, 0o0 wagons
cages, SO, In Putnam county, N. Y, $4,000;
ten shares Of kecy motor stock, worth nothing; =
Judgment against tho Putuam County Agricultural
another judgment against J. X. Mason, OF 81 Louis
No., Tor $4,000, which no thinks rs valuclcss