The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-23
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latslt services ilIIhe bregv1lI. y church ip this
city on Sabbath, morning and evening SIM
day school 1t sPfs cf fsfeetii,a seaoh
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as.A sUccrssFuI + An. fair arid sup
| per given by the Iatiiesofffle NJ. E. Church,
/ Socialvlass Friday might. mt the Opera
House, lader the circumstances MAS assue,-
cess. Owing to tie fact that the Jubilee
Singers were TO appear OH Saturday and
Monday nights, and Urso on Tuesday
night, and to the further fict That there
were two private parties gi wen on the night
in qaestions here were not sas.nlapy per-
sons present asMas expected; yet here kYa ).
| q fair attendanee and the receipts were liI,-
era1s Lunch OH SATURDAY was wei I5afron--
lied, and everything in TIE eeatfng Tine was4
sscooped up clean as awliIstIe. Phe eSpen-
ditures {probably something over one.third
Of the receip were s,innsaAllg large Tbe
net receipts will not be much oYer one hun
ldred dolars-bu this. amount is, a good
deal Of money in tllcse hard times.
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THE JUBILEEs Tile Tennessee Jubilee
Singers gave san entcrtsinment at. the
Opera .House on. Saturday evening to q
good house. Tie programme, with
but one or two exceptions, consisted
Of devotional musiellvhlnss sneIi as arc.
sung by the co!ored peop,esof the South on
almost All occasions, but more especially
at tcampmeetings, etc, and they were sung
with the feryorr and aIelors that claracterizcs
ard renders those oceasioIs so enjoyable to
| the participants. Nothing could be grand
er or more soul-inspirfng tlr1n Il majority
of the songs rendered, ana the audience
manifested their appreciation by the most
emphatic and prolonged applause segs.z 4se'
sESTEScED.-A. Il. fBfoye, Indicted for
forgery, plead guilty, and was sentenced
by Judge Boise toatIiree years in the State
Pcnitentiary. The notes forged by Moye.
were sold to Ben koIins who has been paid
the full amount, and we understand the
money expended in Bringing Moye back
from Michigan to tlffs city has 'afso been
refunded. We understand an effort is he.
ing made or will be made to secure Excc-
s1tive clemency for Moye.
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CIRCUIT CorRT-- Adjourned list Sltur-3
day. Judge Boise pushed matters rigil:
along that the taxpayers may have no M
necessary coin to pay for wasted. time.
Following is the report Of business trans
acted :as 80 4zzss-.a = s-s-zsszs..z
HawleE. Dodd g 60 vs. r Iuchanan. ct
al, action at law-lld9ment f9r def
B Brennef vs. A Moore ct al, action Mt.
law-1judgnleut for pl III, 4ss s
State. vs. w " s. M w IT Co. action to
dissolve Corporation -coutinuet1.4 a i
ID III Jones. VS. Il M heSiner ct NJ, action
at law to recover rnoney45i$inisscd.
avnI Gfrd VS. "a sc II r Go-contiunIetl.
G " Houck vs. o & G. Il r Co-sa,ne. s
Smith, Bilssffcid & Co rs Afbert Farrow
ct al, action to recover money--jndgment
Lucinda Amber VS. John lSnYlBler, equity
for aiyorce-'WvG G Piper appointed to take
"A Pfim vs. \ NJ Iri,n, equity for. tli-
yorce-J Whitney appointed to take tes
AVm A Peterson vs. Ciarry Peterson.
equity for divorce FsM Miller appointed
to take testiMony.s 10000 s s
Josephine 4. Summers vs WIN. TT. asirl-
me1s; Equity for divorce. T. ! 10. w olvei-
ton appointed to take testimony ,,..z A
j d McFariantlYs II Isabella ETcTai-
land; Equity for divorce s5sIrIr. 8 s.
Francis White ys Ipther II White;
Equity for divorce. Continued for Service J.
Matte sE Barker vs. Greenlerry Barker;
Equity for divorce. Nv II Queener APP
pointed to take testimony. ~
Board ct Commissioners vs. a A Arnold;
Enl1ifu mo T,,T
sI9lasllas Gross VS. q nj Cross; Equity. for
divorce sYithelrsl wn.a i see9sssy -zss
State " A + Move; 7Indict alen + for for.
gerry. Plead guilty Sentenced to three
years In the Penitcptiaiy.v
State vs. Enoeh Cave: 4ndietynent for
perjury Demurrer sustained and pfisoner
discharged. VI ID fssztssshsa a es4 sss,EA
J Jol,nson White 6e ,lT..Io Preston vs. ) II
Hnil; Writ of review. Dismissed.
Eliza j w feeler VS. James Wheeler; Suit
In Equity FOR divorces. Dis missed.
| State Us Asa Biinns Bonsl to keep the
peace. Dismissed. szs - r 49,
City rs Jas Dickinson; Appeal from Re
| cordcrss Court. Dismissed.
/ 3 u BBuens ct al vs. sR 8 SSfrahan Settled.
| Max Mnllervs Jacob Sfrikess Act ion to
| recover money. .Jtltl lgmonts byn defanlt..
I HaNleys Dodd 81 Go vs. IoWcll Isom;
Action to recover money. Jtdgtnent by
1 default. 49, g
Il y Harper & Go vs. w IL Ercston;s Ac-A
1 tionsto reeaver money nv itlMlrawn.
j % Holt ct al vs. Il % Met Elnigg; Equity
TO forcciose smorga ge. Judgment by de-
fault. ~ ssz s4 aN
l. LaureneeE Hanon ct alvs Dayton Sim
ison;s Equity to feEeclose mortgages. Jslag-
uentsb deiauit.szss.s ss es
ea Board Of Commissioi1ers KS Henderson
Howell ct AK. Equity to foreclose mort
gage Judgment by default - E e
1szs II uiram " iliiams VS. Mary II and Edward
B Smith; Equity for partitions. Partition
i granted and committee appointed to make
/ division. sas s #s
Seth . Hayes VS. ID .TEI4ayes et als' Equity
/ for partition. Iarfition granted Land com-
4 mittee appointed 70 make division. ~,
70 foreclose mortgage. Judguicat by de-
g = N sI'andy vs. % 81 Porfcr. Sale con-
Armed sx.ses 4 #.ssss e. 80 - - !.