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NoTICE.

MYOTIGE is hereby given 10 A. McEntire. who
IN fs1ndebted 10 Hurd & SettIefneir on note of
Sis and interest from Sept. 1875; to william
RnnnbaYeh on account of 1852 Ito Charles In
r,stirlr balance on note of about $50. which IS
sndorsed to Hurd & Settienietr BIZ Samuel Mil
isI. 10 O. p. s. PlumIner, account OF SO 9S 10
- 4e1 Rarnes, order of 80: to Fred. Graf Nc-
o41Ilt OF SIS so m j. B. Wallace. account OF so,
ff5f fIley or either Of them, the said debtors,
si1seiI not pay over toany person persons " no
NAV hold said claim or claims until the whole
"a ssSgd amounts shall be endorsed as credit on
a certain promissory note of s77S 80, bearing
date December 49, 1916 and due July I. 1S17s eS-
ecuted by George w. Dawson and George r.
settlcnleirdo John ID lIurd.
SETTLEsIEIR s. DAWSON
This 18th day of Dec. ls76-n 13vop1
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DO m At oNcE:.

IF tithe Of the testimonials now on
hand of the value of DIR. Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry should be published. no
one would stop to read the bnlky volume
ASK any druggist aud he will tell you that
This BaIsa4n Is a real Blessing to all affected
with throat or lnng diseases All Kindred
affections. including Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Group Hoarseness, Pains in the
Chest, and Bleeding of the Lungs. yield to
itg wonderful t5owcr. We atlvise any one
.fivefl OF expeTinenting with Physicians
prescriptions or quack metlieines 10 drop
tE,em af. once ard use this Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Soldby ali druggists. jan
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. Tyler and wife were
to leave us yesterday for Portland, where
they take the outgoing steamer for Califor
MIA. Mrs. Tyler's health is poor, and by
advice of her physician the change is made.
We in company with Mr.. snd Mrs. Tyler's
many friends hope the change may prove
all that can be hoped, and that they may
be able to return to Oregon again In the
enjoyment of the best of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Price take the out
going steamer this week for California,
where we understand George proposes to
practice his profession, dentistry. Success
and happiness attend them.
Mr.. Payne of Seattle. w. T., son-in-iaw
of Father Freeland, spent several days in
the city during this and last week, visiting
relatives and friends.
DR.. Hinton and wife, late Of Salem,
have become residents of this city. The
DR.. has purchased an interest in the drug
house lately owned by Mr.. r. Saltmarsh.
Gus. Layton, wife aud family. OF Cor
Wallis, came down the first OF the week,
on business and pleasure.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE ATTEMPTED JAIL DELIvERT. Our
jail contains five prisoners, to-wit: Neil,
to be hung to-day for murder; Moyc,
forgery; Mcfarland, murderous assault !;
Cave, perjury; and Dodson, larceny.
About noon Oh Tuesday, the guard, Geo.
Cline, noticed that the prisoners made an
unusual amount of noise, and he immedi-
ately informed Sheriff uerren of the fact,
and that he feared something was wrong.
The Sheriff told him to order the prisoners
'into their cells and keep them there until
he could leave his Office at the Court House,
when he would examine into the matter.
Shortly afterwards the Sheriff went into
the Jail, and soon found hole pretty well
advanced into the sitle-wall of the privy ;
and after inquiry of the prisoners and
further search, a chisel was found with
which the work had been done. An anger
hole had been bored into the floor of the
privy, probably for ventilation; the pris-
oners had tied string to the chisel, and
to the other end of the string had tied a
nail, and whenever they quit work for any
cause they dropped the chisel into the
auger hole down into the vault, the nail al
the end of the string keeping it suspended
until another chance was given TO use it,
while the nail was covered from ehserva.
ton by loose, damp paper with which tht
| floor was strewn. The work was proba
bly, done by Mcfarland and Cave. The
chisel had been recently sharpened, anG
was what is called morticing chisel
How the chisel was introduced into thu
Jail is not certainly known. We know
that the Sheriff has used the utmost dill
gence in looking after the safe-keeping a
well as comfort of his prisoners, and so fa
no prisoner incarcerated In our county jai
since he came into Office. has escaped
And the probability is they'll all be ther
when wanted.
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SUIT rom DavORcE.

In the Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon for
Linn county.
Lucinda Amber, plaintiff, Suit in Equity
4 s3-F# = s4ssek4s for
John A. Amber, defendant. Divorce
To John A. Amber, the defendant above
named-Iu the name of the State OF Oregon !:
You are hereby required 10 appear and answer
the complaint of the Plaintiff above named IN
the above entitled couFtx now ON f1le with the
Clerk of said court, within ten days from tire
date of the service of THIS summons on you If
served in Linn county, Oregons but if service IS
made IN any other comfy. in said Sfafe then
within Iweni4 DAYS from The date OF such serv-
ice: and If served by publication, then you are
required to appear and answer by the first day
OF the next regular term of said conrt, after
publication hereof for six weeks, which term
com neneeS on the
Second Monday of March, 1877.
or Judgment for want Of such answer viii be
taken against you. Yon are further notified
that IL you fail 10 appear and answer as above
required, the PLAIN in viii apply TO the court
for he relief demanded in 4 he complaint, and
costs and disbursements of this suit.
POWELL & FLIEN,
ATTORNEYS for nj q.
Published for six weeIss II the ALBANY REG
IsTEE. by order Of n. p. Boise, Judge Of said
court, made at chamber Dec II. 1876, inl3saw6
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g Hear, Tor 4 wi III speak OF exceElem6
R1RknUz.SS


PaEa's ExTRAGT THE great vesctnble Paia
Destroyer. 4as been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-
tive virtues cannot he exceled.
eae e srase
GOntuAions, Cutss Sprafns. are relieved
Pronptly .reiieves pains or Barns, seaids,
Exeoriatious, ClafinGs, Old Sores,
famation, reduces swelings, stops bleeding,
removes discolorations and heals RAPIDLY.
FEMALE HERkAkS SES.-It always relieves rain
in the back and Ioins, ,fuilness and pressing pain
in the head nausea, vertigo.
g Wsic e are m Hhs snsect a'
promptly cured Fuller details n book accom-
rIiES-blind or bleesiins-.neet prompt relief
aud ready cure. No case, however chronic or
vAslsCs xEHs.5s S sss Saiz saTs sase for
KIDNEY elSEASkS.-It has no equal Tor pcrrna-
RiEssia0 from cry canse. For this Is a spe-
other remedies failed 10 arrest bleeding from
rose. st teinaeist .anas, and elsewhere
Earache are afl alike IcIsyed, and often per-
nanenty cared.
with Ponds Extract Of Witch Hazel ree-
ommend itin their practice. We have letters OF
commemorative from hundreds of Physicians,
many of whom order IL for use in their own
practice. In addition TO the foregoing, they
QaInsy. sore Throaf, TniIametl TonsIIs,,
simple and chronic Isiarrhsea, Catarrhs
cd Ieets StiHgB Of INSECTS, M0rGuif0ess
etc. Chapped Hands, Face, aud iudeed
ri Ia4nn eF of ekil diseases.
TE!LET USE.-Removes Soreness, IL Rona linesss
and snhrtinS; heals CRts, Eruptioms,
Rnd PimpIcs. It fectres, fHti9ora es. and re-
frsShs, while wonderfully improving the
E'otnplezi ken.
70 FAPME2e.-PGraEss ExtrEcs. TO Stock
Breeder. no very Man can . ford to be without
II. II y used byf 4 the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Railroads End first Horsemen in New
York City. 1t haano equal for ssRrains, TTnr-
ness or saddle Ca5lfuass, Stiifn ess,
Gcrafchess SwelIi1Es, Crts, Ilacernti0ss,
BkeedfnGs Pneumonia GoIic, Diarrhdas
Chflis, Ceids, etr. Its range of action is wide,
nad the relief 1t affords is prompt that it Is
fnvalnabie in every Farna-yard as well as IN
every Farm house. Letit be tried once, and
.you will never be without it.
EAHIi0N.-PonGt's Extract Las been initiated
Tue genuine article has the words Ponds Ex-
tract blown in each bottle. It's prepared by
the only persons living who ever knew how
70 prepare i properly; Refuse all other pre-
article used by Physicians, end i the hospf-
taI5 Of this country and Europe:
HISTORY Ann Uses 0f PGk0'e EXTRACT,
N pamphlet form, sent free on application to
p0kpS EXTRACT C0MPAA7, ss Maiden
Zane, New York.
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PoSD's EXTRACT. Never have we
seen, or heard OF even single instance
of dissatisfaction This we ascrihe TO the
CsIre that has always been taken to claim
no more for the Remedy than it would ceT-
tGiRly perform.
On the other hand, new facts are being
ELECTED of its curative virtues IN new dl-
Feetions. These ssnelc Jdcts'' are recited in
numerous letters W.T. have received. vofun-
teered by a host of Fespondents-l'ro
fessional and lay--yyho have been prompted
solely by tie surprise and gratitude they
have either experienced or witnessed from
the use OF Pond, = Extract. jan
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a sense Of wearfness

: s often felt by persons who cannot locate
any particular disease. If they work. 1t
Es. .yaesos6ps Iaf,nr ii they walk, they SOON
tire: mental efforts become a b5rftefl aud
even Joys are diInEned by the shadow of
ahis weakness which is cast over their lives
Recourse is had sometimes to stinulants OF
dangerous character The advice OF
ps1vsjcisals 8o, TefpstFt from active labor pro-
: slzlces no happy results. Why sPerRvian
Syrup will do this very thing. Like the
electric current, IL perineates the entire sys-
Aau, asbfF harmoafztng with the corporal
@ p1eancfionsa ii rzaEses mp the enfeebied and
: brings the color to the cheek again. and
hopc 70 the despondent. It slues its work
promptly and we'll. Sold by6aif Druggists
s
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gag3ggs8gggq

To the working Class. = We are now
prepared to furnish all ciHsscs with constant
employment at home. the whole of the time,
or fcsr their spare moments. Business new
Iip hi ana profitable. Persons of either sex east.
~ earn from so cents TO $6 per eSenlns g. s.na 2
Trolorfinnai by devot ing their W hole time
10 the business Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That oil who see this notice may
make this unparalleled offer: To suGf as aTs
rot well satisfied we will send one QollaI % aea5
TOR the trouble of writing. Full lfarticuaLEss
samples worth several dollars TO con, ~, n,neJsr -
work on and copy of HON ana rIr5slnS;& & O
~ l1s and best II1stEHted EsuDifcatioI
ali s<sr1f f,, bv mall Reader. tf yon want Pei
Innnenf, rfofftabie work, aderess, ;nsst5a
sTENroN &f'1.. Portland, Maine th@oN"2
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Happy 1naaenes Of a esreat spec,ac.'

For the. preservation of recovery of health
and strength. the diet should be Wholesome
and nutritious. When It happens that the
alfamentary processes are disturbed By Inn
proper or half masticited food. the best
remedy for the evil results Of abusing the
digestive organs ia 1Ioseetters Stomach
Bifters, a most agreeable. prompt and
gentle remedy for dyspepsia. and for the
bilious and eTacslative irregularities which
result from it. The liver and boweIs, IN
common with 4lIe stomach, experience its
beIeficept influences. The refuse of the
system Is carried off through its natural
outlet. q healthy flow and seeretjon OF the
bile Is proanotetl, and a powerful impetus
g. given to assimilation in consequence Of
its use It healtlfllly stimulates the blad-
eley and Kidneys Nlfesa. they are inactive,
a. br iis tonic and regulating action foFti-
nes the system against malaria. jan.
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The People wnnt Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by physi-
clans, or sold by Druggists. that carries such
evidence OF its success and superior virtue as
BosCHEEss GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs.
Colds settled on the brcst, Consumption. ol
any disease of the Throat Lungs. \ proc!
OF that fact is hat any person afflicted. can get
Sample Bottle for ID cents and try its superior
effects before buying the regular size ut -
cents 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany. and lis wonderful
cures are astonishing everyone that use II.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try 1t.
Sold by all druggists. nlSln3
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Reunernher Thts.

Vow Isthe time of year for ? rfernIouiss, LEl51g
Fever, Coughs Colds and IA al results of pre-
disposition TO Consumption ana other Throat
and Lung Diseases RNsS TIEE7S GERMAN
SsYRTP has been used in this neIehborl1Cod tor
the rast two three wears without single
fAilurc TO cure. If You have not used this med
fcinc yourself, go 10 your Druggist in this city
and nsk him OF its wonderful success among
his customers Three doses with relieve the
worst case. If you have nofairh in any nledi.
cine, just buy q Sample Bottle of BOscHEES
GEHMA~ SYIsIP for 10 cents and try 1T. Regti-
Lar size bottle IS cents. Don't negiec9 a cough
10 save Is GEMS. n13Iu3
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ACQUITTED. IT. J. Black, manager of
the Farmers Store. Halsey. on trial in this
city last week for forgery, was acquitted. The
evidence showed that Mr.. Black had drawn
note in favor of Hawley, Dodd & Co.,
Portland, for machine, at Halsey, and
had then taken it to the parties getting the
machine for signature. There was still a
balance due Hawley, Dodd 6 Co., which
was, by instructions of said H.. d. s. Co.,
to have been paid down. but as the parties
were not prepared, by common consent
Mr.. Black included this additional amount
in the note. The ink used I'm this altera-
ton of the note was different from that
used in the original drawing of the note,
but was identical with that used by the
parties signing it, showing that the altera-
tion and the signatures were made with
the same ink. and of course at the same
time.
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CASEORIA.

Mothers may have rest and their babies may
have health, If they viii use Castoria tor Wind
Collie. Worms, Feverishress. Sore Mouth, Group,
or Stomach Complaints. 1t is entirely II vege-
table prenaration- and contains neither miner
al. morphine, nor alcohol. 1t is as pleasant to
take as honey, and neither gags nor grfpes.
DIR. f. Dinlocil, of Dupont, o.. says:
81 am using CaStoria in my practice with the
most signal benefits and happy result.n
Inia IS what every one says: Most nurses In
New York City use the Cnstoria. 1t Is prepared
by Messrs. J. B. Ro@e & Co, 45 Dey street New
York, SUCCESSORS 70 Samuel Pitcher, NJ. D. 32vs
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30 change in Liverpool markets 81
last report,
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
1ndiscrettons of youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss Of manbood. 6e.. viii seIls q recipe
that i'll cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary
IN South 4 Aulerica- Send selfadCtresSed en- We
lope to the REV. JOSEPH t. 1SMASs Station d,
ES561e FfsgESe, .NeIc York nSy9.
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TRANCE AND COMMERcE

Gold in New Yolk, 1865
Legal tenders, 9399lc.
Wheat, 81 2 bushel.
Oats, ST. SC 7 bushei.
Butter. 25e q pound.
Eggs, 2oc a dozen.
Chickens, 81 5o9s3 90 2 dozen.
Beef-on foot, Sc; pork, do, CSC net.
Bacon Sides, BE; hams, l5c; shoulders,
&C. gas
Dried apples. &c; pIurns. 12c
Liverpool wheat market, Jan. % Ax-
erage, 10s1oda1 1sOd; club, 11s1d@I1s5d.
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PIHPTFS.-Iw will mail tfreel the recipe for
preparing Il simple Vegetable Balm hat will
move Tan. Freckles. Pimples and Biotehes
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful also
instructians for producing litx'ariant growth
hair q laid head or smooth face Address
Ben. Vandelf & Co, box 5121, No. wooster-St..
New York, tou4Sv9
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SPR1NG AND SUMNER STYLEs.-Mr, W.
r. Graham will receive by the incoming
steamer the finest stock Of French. Eng
lisfr and American cloths for gentlemen e
clothing. ever brought to this city. AS a
tailor Mr.. Graham has few equals, and a
fashionable suit u1ade from piece of the
new goods in his shop will just set man
MP ali over. Go and see those goods.
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The net receipts of the entertainment
given at the Opera House on Tuesday
night, by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilton, for
the benefit of the Albany Fire Department,
was not rs large as the occasion or the play
merited perhaps. being only about $5s-but
then fffty-tIiree dollars are not to be sneezed
at, especially as the Department treasury
was extremely low.
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1T IIoaE-Dr. G. ". Gray has re-
turned from his Centennial trip, and can
now be found at his office. in the Parrish
brick. up stairs. by all who desire dental
work of any kind. C46v7.
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S. MoNTGoMERY-Who died at his resi-
.dence in this city on Tuesday, was forty
four years ofage. He came to Oregon in
1860, from Garret county. KY. Mont, as
he was Gamiliarly called, during life. was
honored at various times by his fellow
citizens with offices of public trust, and
was, at the time of hfs death. one OF the
school directors of this district His last
hours were spent in preparations for the
great hereafter. Peace to his ashes.
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MAsot;ERADE. THE first annual mas
querade ball given by tie hose companies
of Albany Fire Department takes place DC
the Pacific Opera Hosse On Wednesday
evening. Feb. H. 1877, For particulars
see advertisements eleewhere Ia the REGIS
TER. The boys anticipate way up tfmes
and sre making most extensive 'prepara.
tions to entertain and make the time pass
pleasantly to- all who attend. There1I be
some gay old rnaske1s on the floor ON that
occasion. sou better believe. ThereW be
no end to the fun, and everybody TTgo that
dances. sE sa64 eM 4-
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FINE SToCK.-Our stockmen will he
pleased to learn that Mr.. Myer. of Ashland,
Southern Oregon, proposes to make the
coming season IN this and Marion counties
with ''White Prince" and "F.etry.'' - the
latter young horse purchased by him in
the East last season, and thought by many
to be the best horse in his stable. Linn
county is specially fortunate in getting the
services OF such splendid animals, and our
stockmen and farmers will not be slow, we
believe, to take advantage of the opportu-
nifty thus afforded to improve their stock.
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Errors OF 70 tE.-A gentleman Who suf-
fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema.
rure Decay, and all the effects OF youthful iRtlis
erection will, for the sake suffering humanity.
send free 10 all who nec1 il. the recipe and Iii
rectlon for making the sim pie remedy by which
he was cured. Sufferers wishing profit by
the advertisers experience can do so by adj
dressing in perfect con d dcilce, JOHN B. OanEN,
~ Cedar ST., New York. B43T9
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IreAf.-Messrs. Humphrey a Hewitt
have associated themselves together IN the
practice OF law. Both are talented, pains
taking and competent, and any business
e,tr,,sted TO their care will receive the
u,oet careful attention. SuccFss to the new
firm. y -
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az tn Gnflfl per day at home. Samples worth 81
QJ III 0LU free. STISsoS & Co, Portland, Me.
g END 25c to g. p. ROWEI5L & Co, New \ orlx,
~ for Pamphlet of loo pages, containing 600
newspapers, and estimates showing cost of ad-
verfisin9 2SySv
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IN HEMORLAM.

S & i Z 4If III
Mr.. George Monteiah who died Jan. II.
1877, was boru in the year 1910. Of Scotch
parentage, in Broadalbin, Montgomevy
county, New York. He was brought ~
by parents who we're notcd Cor their chF4p-
tian piety. They were rigid FresbytsEf-
ans, and their son eariy fmbibel the sam@
religious principles, which remained IN
impaired to him pntA death. He emixFat-
ed in an early day to the- West sksRs
quite number Of years In Illimeas. ehan
moved to Wisconsin, iiting there anr O
abort time when, In the fan os 1854, no
| rnoyed To- Iowa, aud finally settled fn WAR;
rem county, where it was my fortunes from
little boy, to be associated with him. Aa
the breaking out Of the war his son was
one Of the first to enlist, and being Of N
weak constitution, soon fell prey 70 de.
ease. 4'his was q blnw from which he
never wholly recoveretl, for his vas noble
boy and the idol of his parents lie was
the friend of all young people. CAildFen
were always sure Of bis sympathy, 1pF ha
would never tire Of answering their chtld-
lsi questions, and no efforts were ever
| spared TO afnuse them; and while he woul0
| bring himself down to ehildiIKe simpiieitys
/ be was also fnaa of stern prfnciplcs HIS
| great love Of evspaper-reading acquains-
| ed him with al the topics Of the day. He
was a strong Republican and a stauncA
/ supporter Of bis country. At his death hs
ahatl only been u residentof Oregon for two
years and four nanntbs, My pen is 'inade-
quate to dispel the shades of gloom tlaMe
his reNoyal has shed around his relations.
especially his family, for he was the kind@
est Of husbands and fathers, and while
cannot comfort their aching hearts, would
remind them Of The wise dispeusation Of .
kind providence who would remove their
treasure from them, that their hearts may
be weaned from the allurements OF this
world, and their affections directed above
the storm-clouds. of woe and bitterness I'M
cident to this life. where they may all, be-
yond the dark, cold river, be united neveF
again to part. Il. Ill. CALl-AWAK.
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m CnNSI,NgHsTIHEa. .Tl,e allve

TO CONSTMASTEEES.- The advertiser, hav-
ing been permanently cured of that dread dis
ease, Consun ption, by a simple remedy, is anx-
ious TO make known 10 his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it. he win
send COPY of the prescription used tree OF
charged. with the direct ions for preparing and
using he same, hich they viii find n sure
for ConSrIII1t ion. Ast nlsg, Brolc Re.
Parties wishing he prescription win please adj
dress Rev E \. w IISfN, 194 Penn ST, Williams
burg, y. Y. EIsv91 ton43v9
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BOARD OF DELEGAIEs-Meet at Wealth
ertord.s Office af7.F. 81. A fnll attendancs
il required
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Special Notices.

MrS1cAL.-sfiss Nettie Piper, teacher of
Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent
Is located in Albany, aud prepared ts give
lessons in the above named branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching,
and can give the best of references. a.
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To DE HUNG.-W. Kay Keil win today
be hung in the yard OF our county JAN for
the crime of murder. At the late term OF
the Linn County, Circuit Court Neil was
found guilty of the murder of Seth YyhEpplw
Hayes, at Halsey, on the first day OF No
vember. 1876. The friends OF Nefl have
done everything in their power to secure .
communication Of the death sentence and
have failed. There now seems no possible
chance for him to escape his sentence. Ev-
cry preparation has been made BY the
Sheriff for the occasion. As the executton
will take place in tie enclosure in the rear
of the jail. every ono that wishes can see fs,
as the fence IL not high enough 10 prevent
the vision. The opinion prevails that .
large number Of people win DO In She city
to-day. a as2 4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-26
NARRIED.

In this city,. Jan. 25th, at ,he residence
Of J. A. Powell. Mr.. W. r. Harylman and
Miss Eta G. Overholser, by Elder J
"A. Powell-all of Linn county.