The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, December 12, 1868, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1808." LOCAL AFFAIRS San Francixo Legal Tender rate 73J " New York Gold quotations,.!. 13 Serious Accident. On last Thurs day Mr. James Wutkhis,'uiail contractor on the route from this ?city via Peoria and Harrisburj; to Lancaster, while on his way down with the mail, met with a pad misfortune. Somewhere between Ilarrisburg and Peoria his team became unmanageable and ran ; away, throwing him ut of the vehicle, when he became cntanitled in the lines and was dra "ed something near a quarter of a mile. It is reported that his collar bone is broken, besides which he received severe contu sions and bruises in various parts of the body and limbs. We are in hopes they w ill not prove fatal. i Festival. The lady members of the United Presbyterian Church intend giv ing a Festival in this city, at W. V. Parrish & Co.'s hall, on Thursday even ing, December 24tb, (Christmas Eve), and they invite all to join with them and partake of the good cheer and join iu the jollification whir.i will be had on the occasion. It is bound to be a success, as the ladies never fail in anything they undertake; and we advise the '"boys" to , lay in a "biled shut and a quantity of two dollar gold a"l a half pieces for the 'occasion. Success to the festival. City Election. The election to fill the various city offices, on Monday last, passed off juietly, and resulted in the election of David Fronan, Esq., (Union) as City Marshal, and j Messrs. Charles Mealey and Ans. Marshall, (Union)," to the Council. The Democrats have the Mayor, Recorder, Treasurer and four Councilmen. Last year the Democracy' elected their entire ticket. Personal. L. YV. FeUoa, the spicy correspondent of the San Francisco Tim, called on us Thursday, on his way to Portland'- He has been traveling in the Southern portion of Oregon in the inter est of the Times. He is a genial gentle man, and we were scrry his-stay among us was so brief. ! Council Proceedings. Council met Thursday evening, December 10th, 18GS. Roll called. Present Mayor, Norcrossj Councilmen Carter, Driggs, Vining and Cheadle. Minutes of last meeting were read and approve. ' . i A petition was presented, signed by J. II. Foster, F. Parton and others, asking for a cross-walk to bo made from the sidewalk on the west side of Calapooia street across Front street; also, one from the north fide of Front street ac-oas Mill street; also, that the square at the eios iug of Calapooia and Front streets be graveled, which was received and placed on file. On motion, it was ordered that a cross walk be built lY'-ui the eat side. of Cala pooia street, connecting with ( he sidewalk on Front street, and extending to the sidewalk on the west side of Calapooia street, and that the square at the crossing of Calapooia and Frout streets be gravel ed according to the specifications said graveling to be doue under the supervis ion of the Marshal. Messrs. Patterson & Long presented a bill of 82S, for building a cross-walk across the Calapooia street, on Front street, which was received and placed on file, and on motion was allowed, and qr dered that an Order be drawn on tho Treasurer for the' amount. On motion, J. II. Foster & Co. be or dered to extend tho side-walk on the west side of Calapooia street, so as to con nect with the eross-walk on the north side of Front street. The Mayor and Recorder reported that the following persons were elected to the respective offices for the next ensuing year, to-wit : ' For Mayor, A. W. Stan ard ; Recorder, L. W.i Doolittle; Mar shal, D. Fromao ; Treasurer, James Shields; Councilmen. Jos. Nixon, 13. W. Cunditf, J. II. Hackleman, J. li.Comley, Chas. Mealey, and A. II. Marshal. On motion, it was ordered that the dif ferent Bonds for the different city offi cers be the same as they were last year, to-wit: Recorder's bond 1,500; Mar shal's $3,000; Treasurer's 3,000-; U. S. coin.. . ' The Recorder reported that the fol lowing persons acted as officers of the last city election, to-wit : Jos. Nixon, S. Montgomery, D. M. Thompson, Judges of election. A. X. Arnold and N. 13. Humphrey, Clerks of election. On motion, the report was received, and ordered that an ouder be drawn on the Treasurer for their pay as such. On motion, adjourned- to meet on Wednesday evening, at 6 o'clock, Dee. 23d, 1808. L. W. DOOLITTLE, . Recorder. Reply from "Girl Next Door." Ther j's a gay young gentleman That lives next door to me, Whose eyes are like a gander's, Asjwhite as they can be : His dhecks are shrunk and shriveled, Anjd like a wildew'd rose ; And (hen this gay young fishing-rod Has got a "turn-up" nose ! His lace is of the finest mold. His louks a color that can't bo told, ' A yellow moustache, with a quirl, That covers teeth as white as pearl; With a Cody handsome, lull uud straight. That moves ulong with camel's gait ; With a screeching iu his silvery laugh 'Twould balk a horse or wean a calf 1 This, girls, is the handsome dandy. As self conceited as ho can be His head with wine ninde very light, With reeling steps to mark tho time Who softly said, "won't jou be mine ?" To which I meekly did rep"ly : "Than wed you, Jimmy, I'd rather dio Thus spoke the silly, foppish beau, To which I sweetly axed him no. ! So, Jimmy,' when next you go out to court, Guide your bark to another port ; : And if you wish to reaeh the shore. Cease from drinking evermore 1 Let truth and honor be your aim. And you'll secure renown and fame t Albany, Dee. 11th, 1S6S. I3ia Stock.- P. W. Spink & Co. are having a rush of business, having receiv ed their new stock of stoves, tinware, &c. ALBANY RETAIL MARKET. I Albany, December 12, 186S. 55 35 50 1 25 .... $1 505 00 37J .... 37J .... $2 503 00 15 20 5(a-5i 2 Circuit Court. The case of Lyman W. Pomeroy, charged with poisoning his wife some years since, wi 1 be put upon trial on Tuesday, the 15th inst., at the extra session of the Linn County Circuit Court, convened by Judge 13oisc for thajt. purpose. The case excites a large share of public interest. ClQAnS.- For a Christmas present, in advance, of a box of cigars, Frank Red field, of the firm of Hiltabidel & Co., has our best bow. We not?oe they have a lot more of the same kind, and they are choice, you bet. You smoke one of their cigars and it will make you feel as happy as a young dog with an old boot ! . Not Sold. We are informed that Mr. John Isom who, at the sale on last week bid the sum of 5,430 for the Lkin County Woolen Mil??, located at Rrowns ville, in this county, having failed to come to time with the cash, the sale will be re advertised. We are not informed as to the reason of Mr. Isom's failure to make good his bid. j Teachers' Institute. The Linn County Teachers' Instituteit will be re membered, is to be held J at Brownsville, commencing on the 24th of the present month, and as it is expected to be an oc casion of much interest,! teachers and all others interested in the great work of developing the hunitan mind, should make arrangements to be in attendance. "Improvements. Mr. W. Colwell has commenced the erection of a new dwelling on the site of the one burned a few days since, sod from the rapid progress made by the mechanics who have the matter in charge, we judge will soon be ready for occupancy. " " J - VJ rux aj fsiv CCK X-i Frum, Esq., of Saodridge, while on his way home from this city, lost a package containing a dozen yards or so of bed- ticking, a dozen spools of thread and a woolen hood. If tho finder of the pack age will have the kindness to leave the anie at this office, lie will be suitably re warded for his trouble, j ' Three Handed. One of the Regis ter family, Tid,"' torej his hand on a nail last Sunday, which f'let him out on work the present week, and left us short handed, r However, we 'are still three handed -right an left hand and a little behind-hand ! i - The celebrated Florence Sewing Machines are on exhibition and for sale at the store of J. Barrows & Co., Albany, and are a very desirable holiday present to a. ladj-tnena, wite or mother. Call and !M them, . - i ' :v -. - . 3 . Christmas Ball. We are author ized to state that a ball will be given on Christmas night, at W. W. Parrish & Co's hall in this city. Preparations are also made for a supper in connection with the ball, and we predict, from the char acter of the gentlemen who have the matter in hand, that it will be the party of the season. Invitation card will be forthcoming in due season. Hurrah for the ball. j Deeds, etc. A splendid lot of blank deeds, summon, executions, etc., now ready and for sale at the Register office. Orders for blanks ' of any kind or job work, promptly attended to. Wool. We noticed several wagons loaded, with wool, from Brownsville to this point, for shipment below, during the week. Dextistry. Dr. Geo. W. Gray expects to be absent from bis office in this eity the fir.it two or three weeks of December, 1863, on'professional business in the towns of Peoria and Harrisburg, stopping in each place a few days only. All persons living in the vicinity of the above named places, wishing first class dental operations, wil do well to give him a ealt soon after his arrival, as business at his office compells him to hurry home again. ' ' . Flax Seed. Under this caption the Unionist has the following : There will no doubt be a large number of acres sown in flax the coming season, and it becomes interesting to determine what kind of seed to sow. The past year there were two varieties grown in , this valley the common American and the Bombay flax. Where fibre is desired at the expeuse of the seed, the American variety is con sidered by far the best, as the stalks grow much taller; but where seed is de sired, the Bombay variety is superior. The seed grains are about a third 5 larger than those of the ,common variety, and consequently the same bulk of seed will produce more oil. Crops may be har vested with greater ease and less shatter ing, as the horse rake can be used with out breaking the seed bolls. In clean ing, the seed being heavy is not ' wasted by being blown away.. It has an ad vantage in threshing- over the common variety,' as the straw is shorter.1 It is thought to be more productive than. the common - variety. Last summer, in one experiment; from 37 pounds of seed sown on 1 acres of land, a crop of 41 bushels of seed were harvested. Persons desir ing seed for sowing can procure it of the Pioneer Oil Company. Suicide. A man named Coombs com mitted' suieide by shooting himself through the head, on the 14th inst., with a ball from a Henry rifle, at Canemih. Cause ascribed temporary insanity. 5 " The Democrats of Fort Wayne; Indi ana, turned out to a man, aud joined in the Union celebration ever the ' success of Grant and Colfax. Wheat, white, "jji bushel Oats, i bushel Potat ies, bushel Onions, bushel Flour, tjllt harrel liutter, tt Ergs, i dozen Chickens, d"ten Peaches, dried, lb Soap, "ty ttL '. Salt, Los Angelos, "ri lb Syrup, "fi gallon 31 12il 25 Tea, Young Hyson lb 1 00 " Japan, " 1 00 " Black, " 75(a) 1 00 Sugar, crushed, R 1S20 Sea: " ' 161S Island, " 14(qjlo Coffee, lb; 2225 Candles, J Jb 29(433 Rice, China. 1 lb 12lfi Salcratus, 3 tb..... lo3 Dried plums, 3 lb 1520 Dried apples,! lb (ti5 Dried currants. jA lb .' (it 8 Bacon, hams, "j lb 14I5 sides,! " I2J " shoulders. lb Lard, in cnnsJ sB lb (w 10 Beans, lb..L ($i Devoes' Kerosene oil, gallon (ml t Turpentine, gallon $1 251 50 Linseed oil, boiled, "A gallon- $1 62(1 75 White lead. "S kes $4 00fii4 25 Powder, rifle, tg fb 751 00 Tobacco, lb. $1 00 ($1 50 Nails, cut, "4 tt. Domestic, brown. 3 yard Hickory, striped, yard... Bfd ticking, per yard. , Blue drilling, i yard ; Flannels, yard j Prints, fa t colors, fi yard- Pork, Mutton, fi ft).. Bee'", on foot, tb ..t 7(as $16i 1630 25(50 20(fl)30 50(u75 12 (a,6 10ai2J 4i5 By telegram we have the following market quotations : , I Liverpool California wheat has dropped to 12 shillings. New York Quote flour at $712; wheat $2 25(2 30; hi. Ies 2121c; wool 2526c for fall clip, and 2527e for spring. San Francisco Flour, Imperial Oregon. $5 75. Wheat roast at $1 60; g o.l shipping at $1 75 ; choice milling. $1 80. ; Barley fee l. S22 10; hrewina:. $2J 12ici2 25. Oats ia fair demand at Si 60 (,i,l 90. -j DZARKXED. By S. il. Claughton, J. P., at his res idence in Lebanon, Mr. W. F. Cluster, of Lane i county, to Mrs. MARf E. French, of Linn county. At the residence of the bride's father, by S. H. Claughton, J. P., Samuel M. Courtney, to Margaret E. Noble, all of Linn county, Oregon. NEW TO-DAY. - new advertisements!. lAnn County Teachers' Institute, WILL hold its seventh semi-annual session at .Brownsville, commencing on December 24llt, ISU8. The following branches are cxnectcd to W in troduced by the following named teachers t Grammar R. N. Thompson and A. J. Olin. Reading J. V. Crawford. j Practical Arithmetic Mrs. Oriiha Brailshaw. Penmanship Mr. Bradshaw. Mental Arithmetic Peter Weigle and Hender son, r Algebri Jas. Dennis-. m. j Geography N. Handry. Family Government : Jts Influence on Snbr.nl uovernmcnt A. K. l-.llis. Orthography W. II. Amidon. Lectures may bo expected. , N. HENDUY. W. H. AMIDON, Committee. iov. o, jaos-izt THE OLD STOVE DEPOT! JOIIIV BRINGS, DEALER IX STOVES, COOK, PARLOR & BOX, of the best patterns ! . ALSO I Tin, Sheet iron and Copper , Av tro S and the usual assortment of Furnishing Goods to be obtained in a JCSST' liepaira neatly and promptly executed, jT'tr- on reanonaote terms. -H "Short reckonings, make long friends Front street Albany Kext door to Mansfield & Co. docs'es- 3 o S3 M NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. P. W. SPINK. A. CAItOTBERS. P. W. SPINK & CO., ' (SUCCBSSOUS TO M. W. MACK,) Sealers in Tin, Sheet-Iron, Copperjvare. STOVES I First, between lVashluglou Jb'ferry-sts. j HE undersigned having purchased the stock forincrly owned by M. W. Mack, and having made large additions thereto, now offer to the public tne fullest and, convpletcst assortment of first-class goods in our line, yet offered in this market, consisting or " PARLOR, BOX, HALX, and ... COOKING STOVES, of the following patterns : Buck, Black Kulght, Golden Gate. - Henry Clay, Mew Nation, I Buckeye State, &c, Jit., &Cm, from tho best manufaeteries, which they are offer ing at lowest rates. Also, a large stock of t'renck Saucepans. Ladles & Skimmers, Iron, fJnamced and Brass Kettles, Iron, Tea-kettles and Ovens, Iron ' and Lead Pipe, Force & Lift Pumps, and a full assortment of COWAN'S PITCHER PUMPS! Wo will continue to keep on hand a large stock NO. 1 TIN WARS! which we will dispose of to dealers at the lowest market rates. Wo are better prepared than ever to do all kinds of REPAIRING! in a neat and workmanlike manner,at short notice. Persons from the country will find it to their advantage to give us a call, as our facilities for manufacturing enable us to give a liberal discount. Term Cah, or marketable Produce. P. W. SPINK & CO. ! Nov. 28, '63-12 ! POSITIVELY SELLING AT COST I AM PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS Of TURNING I I ko p on hand and make to order : RAWHIDE-BOTTOMED CHAIRS, ASD Spinning- Wheels gg Shop near tho "Magnolia Mills." ! JOHN M. METZLER Albany, Nov. 28, 1863-12 s. FESTIVAL! CHRISTMAS EVE . j :" AT W. W. PARRISH & CO.'S HALL, ALBANY, OREGON. THE LADIES OF THE UNITED PRES byterian Church will hold a FESTIVAL, at Messrs. Parrish & Co.'s Hall, on Christmas Eve, Thursday evening, December 24th, 1863. All are respectfully invited to attend. - Contributions thankfully received. . Admittance and Supper, 75 cents. - Albany, December 11, 1863. ; Positively the Last Call. ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEN ' selves indebted to the undersigned, are re quested to come forward" and make immediate payment. ' All accounts not settled by the first of January next, will be put into the bands of the Droper officer for collection. . W. W. PARRISH & CO. i Albany, December 6th, 1868-13ml ' 1868. NOTICE. 1868. MY BOOKS ARE CLOSED FOR THE year 1868. Any persons knowing them selves indebted to me by note or book account, aro requested to eome forward and settle the same at once, as I wish to go away and must have my dues. I will take produce on all accounts due me. Come and settle. i RAPHAEL CHEADLE. j Albany, Deo. 5. 1868-13ml ) NOTICE I FOR SALE A GOOD TWO- T OFFER ! 1 1. horse "-' V GPRINQ WAGON & HARNESS ! j : i-l - - : ' . ' - - - i A SPJLEHDIB, lAROB 8IZC A SUPERIOR LOT OP FURNITURE ! j.'-V?'Mv ''-'V -:' 1 . V-' UESI j - j. ! - i : , . ... j - Cooking Stove I With all the necessary cooking utensils complete, all of which will be told cheap for cash. i RAPHAEL CHEADLE. ' Dee. 5, I86S-13ml and Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of ! FURNITURE & CABINET WARE, MATTRASSES, ETC., Uoder the "States Rights Democrat"' office, FIRST STREET, ALBANY. oet24'P8-7 A LL those knowing -themselves indebted to us are respectfully requested to call and. settle immediately. I j Via-account mutt be nettled. I ! BEACH fc MONTEITn. Albany, October 10th, '68. j Executor's Notice. Ettnte of Robert Zuel, deceased. J NOTICE is herjjby given by the undersigned. Executors of the above estate, to the .credit ors of, and all persons having claims against de ceased, to present the same, with proper vouchers. within six months from date of this notice ito tbe-J undersigned at Albany, Oregon. I WALTER MONTEITH, v SAML. H. ALTHOUSE, Nov. 23, 1868-12w6 Executors. Russell, & Elkijjs, Attys. I . Notice. , ; NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned at the November term of the County) Court of Linn county, was appointed Administratrix pf the estate of J. H. Lines, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, are requested to present them, duly verified to the undersigned, at her residence, within six months from the date hereof. MARTHA M. LINES, Administratrix Nov. 21, 1868-12w4 Notice. A LL PERSONS indebted o the estate of J. j LEVY, Bankrupt, must settle their said in debtedness on or before the 15th day of December next, at the office of Powell k Flinn, in Albany, Oregon, with whom all books, notes and accounts of said estate are left for settlement, or suit will be brought against them in the United States District Court, at Portland, Oregon. . ; s L. GOODMAN, Assignee in Bankruptcy. ' Albany, Oregon, Nov. 21, 1868-12w3 I Executor's ffetice. ; Etate of if. W. Mack, decerned . "TkTOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned. j3I Executors of tho above estate, to the credit ors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to present the same, with necessary vouchers, within six months from date : of this notice, to the undersigned at Albany, Oregon. DAVID FROMAN, I FRANCES L. MACK, Nov. 21, 186S-126w Executors. Rcssell fc Elkixs, Attys. . , Administrator's Notice. Ettnte of Wm. II. Allen, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned administrator of the above named Estate, to the creditors of and all persona havinar claims aeainst said deo'd, to exhibit the same, with necessary Vouchers, within one year from this Notice, to tne unaersignea, tnrougn Messrs. Russell A Elkins, at Albany, Linn co Oreson. SAMUEL ALLEN. Oct. 10. 1868 4w. - Executor's Notice. Ettate of Thoma T. Splawn, decerned. NOTICE hi hereby giyen that the undersigned has been duly appointed Executor jof the above estate Therefore all persons having claims against the said estate, are requested to present the same to the Executor, at his residence in Brash Creek Precint, Linn county, Oregon, within six months from this date, duly attested. I . GREENBERRY SPLAWN, Oct. 2s. 188-o814w8 . Executor, THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY give notice to the public in general, that they will sell their WEIL SELECT fc.D STOCK of ' ji DRY GOODS.! Boots cto Slioes! CLOTHING' AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! from and after this date 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. L,. SKNDERS. H. TBRXBBna. J. rLSISCHWXS. SENDERS, STERNBERG & CO.., PEALEBS 12f STAPLE DRY GOODS First street, in J. B. Monteith's Brick Building, AZ.BANT, OREGON. . THE ABOVE NEW FIRM TAKES PLEAS URE in informing the citizens of- Linn county that they have just opened a well selected stock of . FANCY DRY GOODS ! BOOTS ANS SHOES X and s full assortment of - General merchandise t 1 AVhich they will dispose of for , CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE t AT FAIR X.IVINO RATES! Wo respectfully ask the publie to ', CALL AND EXAMINE OCR STOCK AND PRICES 1 ! Before purchasing elsewhere, and we attar all . that we will give Entire Satisfaction to Prompt Customer We have a Branch House, long established, at , south browiysvixIse:, i ; ; " , "'-J 7 -- - - where we keep a large and well selected itock cf GENERAL MEnc:3l8El Albany, Not. 14, 1868-10 Those desiring to mako purchases will do well to Call Immediately I as we desire to close out Our Entire Stock! on the above terms, FOR CASH ! OR MERCHANTABLE PRODUCE 1 All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned, are requested to eome forward with out delay, and settle their indebtedness, as we are determined to close our mercantile business, and collect our dues. W. W. PARRISH A CO. ; Albany, Nov. 28, 1868-12 C. MEALEY & CO., DEALERS IN A MANUFACTURERS OF MRS. DUNtilWAY I . . i TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HER numerous patrons that the has on hand, and is iu regular recvifjfc ui iuq Latest and Choicest Style of Good -IM THE ,.r Mimnery Tilne X REMEBER, LADIES X . If you purchase - ' TEN DOLLARS' WOBTU . of Fall Millinery you will bo entitled to the Demorest IMCa-g-azine, for the year 1869, as a premium on the purchase I Dress and Cloak Making . .... in All branches. ... " j' Bleaching and Preuisg ' ' j " in the latest and best mannet. Goods Cheap and Patience Zneshaastibla and CABINET WARE ! 33eddinsr9 "Etc., v Corner First and Broad Albin streets, ALBANY, . OREGON. J&f- PARTICCLAU ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS OP ALL KINDS! in our line. v. i - j October 31, 1863-8 . . ;- BLACKSMITHiNC! PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS! THE undersigned gives notiee to the general public, that he is now manufacturing the Cralesburg Patent Plow ! and any other style of plow that may be ordered. Also, particular attention paid to Horse Shoeing. Wagon and Carriage Making', - , ;f; ; -j);. . . : - -;.-, : a i ''vt1-? rCu -and General Jobbinr. ' All work entrusted to. me will receive prompt attention, and be executed tn the best . possible manner with good material. A share of publie uatronaee it solicited. Shop on corner Ellsworth and Second streets. opposite 4'ierce' Jferry. r r. WOO v. Albany, November 81,1 868-11 1, Corner Main and Broad Albin ttreets, ALBANY, OREGON. November 1, 1868-9 : JUST RECEIVED! PER LAST STEAMER, - A VERY LARGE STOCK - . . OF '. FALL AND WIIVTER GOODS! . , AT THE " "CASH STORE," ' ALBANY, OREGON. ' , 'J I ; : -:. :-. K. CHEADLE. Albany, October 17, 1868-6 WANTED X EGGS WANTED At R. Cheadle'a Cask Store, for which 30 cents per dosen will be paid. R. CHEADLE. Albany, Oct. 17, '68-6 BUTTER WANTED in exchange for goods, at SO cents per pound, at R. Cheadle'a Cash Store, Albany, Oct. 17. '63-6 Rr CHEADLE. Cl OODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST RATES V . in exchange for arood butter and fresh ecsrs. Bring; on your produce and take away the goods. Albany, Vet. 17, 'tsa-0 K. UnaAJLS. J. BA&R0WS. I.. K. BLAIV. S.' B. to cue. J. BARROVG L CO., ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING 4, Fresh Sannllcs of NEW GOODS ! DIRECT FROM ' :Vl ' ' San Francisco, which they will sell ' CXXBAP FOR mUBT PAT! THEY ALSO DO A General . oississia C:tS3 ! BOTJGZZT AKO 'Albany, Oct. 'oe-V.