SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 18G9.
Subscribers finding an X after their name will
understand that their subscription expires with
that number, and they are invited to renew their
subscription. Terms $3 per annum, in advance;
six months, $2 ; three months, $1.
Portland Legal Tender rates 77if78
San Francisco Legal Tender rates 77(i78$
New York Gold quotations 127J
i76cai7afiaii is
Business Two Editions. To be
up with the times and meet the demand
of our subscribers, we shall, commencing
with this number, issue two editions of
tho Register each week. The edition
for Friday morning's mails will be issued
Thursday night of each week ; the Sat
urday morning's issue on Friday night.
Subscribers who receive the Register
by Friday's mail, should anything of
great importance transpire before the
issue of the second edition, will be favor
ed with an " extra," containing said
news, by the Tuesday's mail ; thus they
will be but a few hours behind the por
' tions of the county and State favored by
daily mails. - It is our determination to
furnish a live1 paper, that will be a wel
come visitor to every household.
At the Convention. We notice
the natuo ot John Barrows, Esq., of
Oregon, among the delegates at the Cap
ital Convention, which convened at St.
Louis, Missouri, on the 20th of October.
As Mr. Barrows did not appear in the
Convention until after an organization
had been perfected, his name did not ap
pear in the proceedings of the first day.
We are under obligation to him for a
copy of the St. Louis Democrat,
Xthrough the politeness of Captain John
Smith), containing a full report of the
proceedings of the Convention. We
should like to publish the entire pro
ceedings, but as it would take some fif
teen columns or more of our paper, we
can't afford to spare the room. We pub
lish the resolutions adopted by the Con
vention in another place.
TnE Railroad. From the best in
formation we have been able to obtain,
the new survey, after crossing the Cali
pooia about one hundred yards above the
old bridge, as stated last week, runs west
to the neighborhood of Mr. John Hughes'
farm, where it strikes a " bee line " for
Ilarrisburg, running due south. The
last heard from the surveyors they were
camped about nine miles from this city,
but in all probability will have reached
1JROWJ.SVILLE ITEMS.
FROM OCB KEGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
Brownsville, Nov. 13, 1869.
We have just perused a late number of
the Register, which fully satisfies us
that if the present energy and tact is
displayed in its management is fully car
ried out, it will prove a valuable paper to
the people of Linn county. ;
' We learn from Mr. Gordon Downey,
who is just down from the Dalles, that
work "on the U. S. Mint is suspended
until Spring.
Mr. Wm. Templeton, an old and es
teemed citizen, has just returned to his
pleasant home, after a somewhat pro
tracted sojourn over in Washington Ter
ritory, to look after the terminus of the
Northern Railroad. He reports himself
as well satisfied with his trip, and that
he found some fine country yet open for
settlement.
Mr. Wm. Raird has just finished cov
ering and enclosing the bridge at this
place by the way, a No. 1 job. The
bridge is 160 feet in length.
The wolves have been committing dep
redations among the sheep in this neigh
borhood for same weeks past. Last Sat
urday a large party of men and dogs
scoured the country over till evening,
and returned home hungry and weary,
with nary a wolf. Being one of the
number, I sensibly appreciate yet the
hard ride and harder saddle. I under
stand the parties are out again to-day ;
but Mr. Wolf is too sharp to be rousted
from his lair.
By yesterday's -mail we received a copy
of the Portland Eveiiiitg Commercial. It
seems as though the city has just become
aware that it was going over the river
a fact that any disinterested person might
have known many months ago. Port
land proper has controlled every commer
cial interest of Oregon so long, that she
scemes to think a change is not at all
probable. We give them credit for their
success in keeping trade on its present
site duriosr the minins excitement of
other years ; but we very much doubt if J
the same tact and policy will secure the i
same results much longer. But we are !
like the lady was when her husband
was fighting the bear we havn't much
choice which whips.
Mr. A. Wheeler has opened a new
store on Main street, North Brownsville.
j He does no credit business cash or pro
duce is the only terms. One would sup
pose from the variety of his billing and
extensive stenciling on the fences, gates
up
Personal. Dr. Rice, of Salem,
Made our city a visit on Tuesday.
G. W. Vaughn, of Portland, came
on Tuesday night.
E. F. Russell, Esq., has becu absent
from the city at Ilarrisburg during the
week, attending to business there. j
Col. J. R. Moores, President of the
East Side Railroad Co., &nd Ben. Ilola
day, arrived in this city on Thursday
night last, and remained in town yester
day. They are up on business connected
with the location of the road through
this county.
Hons. James Applegate and Geo,
Cole were in this city yesterday.
have been specially favored with visitors
this week. We suppose this means rail
road, j
Julius Gradwoiil. See the adver
tisement of this gentleman in this issue.
Besides a fine stock of dry goods, cloth
ing, ladies' dress goods, etc., he has a
fine stock of stoves, tin and tin-ware,etc,
which he will dispose of very low, for
cash or produce. Men that advertise
liberally are the men to deal with. j
High Water. On Thursday last the
Santiam river was at flood tide. Much
drift was being carried into the Willam
ette river, which retarded the passage of
the boats two hours between this point
and Salem. j
Boat Accident. The lit Jinnee met
with an accident to her machinery, a jfew
miles above Oregon City, on Wednesday,
which compelled her to return to that
point for repairs. j
...
Hogs and Peacocks. Mr. Nimrod
Price, Esq., received by Saturday's
steamer a pair of peacocks and two pair
of swine, the latter of the Essex brped.
Ox a Snag. The Hcliance got a hole
punched in her bottom the other d:iy up
j the river, but the damage was slight and
soon repaired. j
j ... j
j Sermon. An appropriate sermon
was preached, by Rev. E. R. Geary, in
j the Congregational church of this city,
on Thursday.
Bridge Wasued Away. Just be
fore the present high water the railroad
company had put up temporary works by
which the railroad bridcre across I the
Clackamas river could be raised. 1'art
of the bridge was up and the timbers
ready for the balance of the bridge, j In
this.sta;;e of construction the high water
Track Lated. The railroad track
has been laid up to the saw-mill, a dis
tance of eight and a half miles from
Portland.
Strike. Last Ionday the employ
ees on the branch mint at Dalles refused
to work, an order having been received
reducing their wages from six to five
dollars per day.
Senators Ramsey and Chandler were
in Paris on tho 16th. The former in
tended leaving for Rome soon, having
been successful in concluding a postal
treaty.
.I
First Class. It is announced that
Gov. Low will not go to China until after
the assembling of Congress in fact, that
he will not accept the " posish," unless it
is made a first class mission.
To be Recalled. According to the
latest advices Gen. Sickles is to be re
called, and Gen. Dix sent as Minister to
Spain. .
Forty-one mail routes are advertised to
be let in Oregon. .
It now takes but seventeen
travel from New York to Sitka.
days to
A New Paper. We heard a rumor
last week to the effect that the enterpris
ing citizens of Scio were agitating the
subject of establishing a newspaper in
their little city. It would doubtless
prove beoeficial to the iutcrests of the
Scioans but to keep it in "running
order " they should make their calcula
tions oh " comincr down " liberally. If
came and drove drift against the tempo
rary works which washed the whole
1 ,nli trm tW. hn h.nl hn roino- ! structure away. ' I his is a serious loss to
Harris-burs by the time this article is ! . . thfe Comnanv. but C.il. Moores in f-m
I me papers, iuu is a true cuuverii iaj iuc j 1 j
! modern idea of business success. j us that tho work of track laying willi not
- To say that we are all wide awake here j lonS be delayed. The Pony locomotive
on the prospective railroad through this j haa boen purchased from the O. S. N.
county, is to imperfectly express- our in- Co auJ a temporary track will be aid
terest in that direction. Every move- I ugn tne old stage bridge, so that
ment of the surveyin- party is noticed i track ,aJinS wil1 uot st0P on account of
i with intense interest One citizen ex
pressed himself in our hearing this even
ing as impatient on account of the late
; arrival of the mail, as he wished to learn
I through the Begister, how the railroad
: was getting along.
read by our subscribers there.
Annual Visit. Sheriff Irvine will
start on Monday next to make his annual
visit to' the several precincts in this
county, for the purpose of collecting the
State, county and school taxes now due.
Every one who possibly can should pay
their taxes at this time, as they can do
so with less inconvenience than in the
future For particulars as to time and
place, see the advertisement on that subject.
A Little Fight. We are informed
that a scrimmage occurred at the Brook
saloon, on First street, in this city,Thurs
day morning about three o'clock, betneen
one of our boys and a Brownsvillian ;
and report has it that Brownsville won
the " belt." Several panes of glass were
the loss of the railroad
budge.
The
damage by the flood will be repaired
within fifteen or twenty days. j
Our " Gordon." Our new Gordon
Job Press having arrived, together with
demolished, and other evidences show
ih. .MtiTon nf Kmniuak'e un their minds that a lively time was had. This is" the
to establish and maintain a printing es
tablishment there,
bet.
they'll do it, you
Accident. About noon on Wednes
day last, the engine in Messrs. Beach &
Monteith's flouring mills broke down,
which will cause a stoppage of the mills
until the broken parts can be repaired.
The' accident occurred by the breakage
of the ciauk on the large balance wheel.
The piston being thus freed, struck
against the head of the cylinder and
busted it out. Fortunately no one was
injured.
From Harrisburo. We learn that
on Saturday last, at Harrisburg, Wm.
Earns was arrested for an attempt to cut
loose a ferry boat; taken to Eugene;
had a preliminary examination, and was
bound over in S100 to answer. He gave
bail.
Over two hundred thousand pounds of
porkhas already been packed at Ilarris
burg about half the amount that will be
put up there this season. j
Trade generally is brisk, and every
thing is moving. Bully for Ilarrisburg.
" Ojus." Owing to the high waters,
heavy rains, non-reception of tho mails,
and that o'her fact that that " ojus mo
nopoly," the ".Telegraph 'Company J"
refuses to do a dispatch busines unless
favored by the weather and much coin,
the latest news received by us hadn't
arrived up to the homr of going to press.
This faet is or will be or not " oblivious"
to any well directed energy. ,
For Scio N. B. Humphrey, Esq.,
informs us that he will soon go to Scio
and open a law office. Litigants in that
section will find in him a capable gentle
man, who will faithfully transact all bus
iness entrusted to him.
Marriage Licenses. Since Janua
ry last the County Clerk Las issued 67
marriage licenses.
first occasion for some time that we have
chronicled any " onpleasantness," and we
hope that this will not be considered a
good "precedent." Our fellers should
not be so impolite to strangers as to
undertake to " put a head " on them
when they come to sec us.
Since writing the above we learn that
our first information was incorrect.
There were three parties arrested; the
row occurred at. the City Brewery ; the
parties were all from Brownsville; one
of the parties was fined 810 and costs ;
another. $5 and costs, and the third was
discharged. The two parties fined
" forked," and were discharged, which
makes quite a little item.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office, Jiot CI Front Street,
Adjoining tho Telegraph Office, Portland, Oregon.
Special Collector of Claims,
Accounts, Notes, Bonds, Drafts, and Mercan
tile Claims of every de.'criution throughout Ore
gun and the Territories. WILL BE MADE A
SPECIALITY AND PROMPTLY COLLECT
ED, as well as with a duo regard to economy in
all business matters intrusted to his care and the
proceeds paid over punctually.
Sept.
Heal Estate Dealer.
1 1 . tf.
NEW TO-DAY.
JL".fcdLE2
SA1VFICA.IVC1SCO STORE!
t'OItXKB EIRST AXO FERRY STREETS,
ALBANY OHBGOX.
NEW TO-DAY.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortin-" of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING,
Hoots, Shoes, Hardware & Crockery,
ami a full supply of Toadies"
FnrnisMn Emliroiflery, Fancy Goods, &c.
also, a stork of
THE BEST LIQUORS!
for Medicinal purposes only.
Always on hand a large stock of
Cox, Cooking and Parlor Stores !
and manufactures all kinds of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
all of which aro offered at the lowest rates for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE S
All kinds of repairing done, on short
notice, and entire satisfaction warranted, at my
Stove audu Store.
JULIUS GRADWOIIL.
Nov. 20-11
Improvement. We notice a marked
improvement in the Portland Evening
Commercial of late. We learn that
Wm.. Pickett. El-, is writing the paper
up, which accounts .for the interest af
forded in reading its columns. Mr.
Pickett is one of the ablest writers on the
coast.
' m V
Thanksgiving. Thursday opened in
the good old fashioned etyle the rain
fell in torrents orettv much all day. As"
There were no turkeys in our neighbor
hood, we were compelled to dine on cold
beef and, come to think of it, We prefer
beef to unattainable turkey, any day.
A Comparison. The weather hero
for the past few days has not been like
that had during the building of Solomon's
temple. Then it rained in the night and
was fair during the day. Here the thing
is reversed. '
Weather Splendid, for ducks and
geese and everything "is lovely and
the goose hangs too high " for the size of
our money. -
' New Jewelry Store. We learn
that a new jewelry establishment is to be
" set up " in our city shortly. j
an entire new stock of type, card-board,
colored inks, flat-cap, and other papers,
enables us to promise our patrons as geod
work at as low figures as can be afforded
any where in the State. We dojjob
work rapidly, neatly, and at reduced
rates. Call and see us.
m .
Accidentally SnoT. Mr. Ii. R.
Mail, who lives a few miles east of Ore
gon City, was accidentally shot on Sun
day last. He was standing holding his
shot-gun with the butt resting near the
edge of the porch, when a dog ran against
it and knocked it off. It fell, hammer
down, exploding the gun, the contents
taking effect at the right elbow, ranging
upward to the shoulder. The arm was
amputated near the shoulder; but! the
nervous shock to the system was so great
that fears were entertained of a fatal
result. L
i
Mrs. 41. B. Morford. Tho Oiego-
nian, in speaking of this lady, saysl that
all who knew her (and the editor has met
several who have knowu her since child
hood), unite in bearing testimony to the
excellence and purity of her character.
That paper only intended to state that
the difficulty which resulted in the death
of Judge Morford, was caused by jeal
ousy on the part of tho Judge notj that
there was any reason to doubt the purity
of Mrs. Morford.
Supposed Murder. The Orcgcnian
of the ISth says: A correspondent at
Monticello writes that " upon examina
tion of the body of a man found dead on
Sunday, and the surrounding premises,
it is believed that he was murdered; in a
school house near by and then dragged
for concealment to the place where found.
The body was found in the brush by the
side of a small creek, the coat turned
over-ihe head as if the body had jbeen
dragged by it. The skull was crushed,
as if a blow had been dealt with a heavy
club, and such a club was found in the
school house, where, also, blood; was
found. Blood was found on a fence be
tween the school house and the creek,
and a trail plainly showed where the; body
had been dragged along from the fence
to the creek. It is supposed the man
had entered the school house' to sleep, as
passers-by sometimes do, the house being
unused, and that while asleep the assassin
entered and dealt the fatal blow foe pur
poses of revenge or robbery. Nothing
was found upon the person to indicate
who the man was or where from.) No
innuest was held, but the people of the
neighborhood gave the remains decent
burial. - v . - . i J
Specials say Minister Washburne has
recovered from a severe spell of sickness,
and is now attending to bis duties
HOGS WANTED!
IIVE AXD A HALF AND SIX CENTS
net, in CASH, paid for
FAT HOGS!
delivered in Albany, Oregon, to
,A. COWAN & CO.
Albany, November 6. 'fi9-9m2
GOODS RECEIVED BY
Evory Steam or !
which will bo sold for
CASH
or
WHEAT WANTED!
AT
Sixty Cents per Bushel !
in trade, or on Book account.
For all that may he ottered
oct9-5 R. CIIKADLE.
THE
POST OFFICE!
IN BROWNSVILLE,
WHEELER'S NEW STORE 1
O. 1. TOMPKINS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX
TO PLATE, SHEET IRON,
STOVES I
Copper, Brass, ZIuc, Wire, Block 'Tin,
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS I
Hose, Iron and Lead Pipe !
CAST, TIN AND ENAMELED HOLLOW
WARE 1
House-Furnishing Hardware !
Farmers' T$oileis I
All sizes a fine thing.
COWING'S PITCHER PUMPS !
Only House in the State where you can
get such an article.
THERE IS W1IEKE YOU GET
YOUR MOHEY'S WORTH.
Brownsville, Oot. 2, 'fi9-4y
Walk in! Walk in!
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I
:, Walk into
b. RitErvivisirs Store,
and see the goods which ho is. receiving direct
Irom
San Francisco,
which he is going to sell very low for
Cash or Produce!
Call and examine my Goods before yon pur
chase elsewhere, as I am always willing to snow
m v iroods.
N. B. I will pay from date for thirty days to
come, 30 cents per dozen lor fcggs.
Sep. 25, '69-Ky B. BRENNEIt.
Solo agents for the Finest Stove out the
BARSTOW COOK!'
Great variety of "GEM PANS.
JBSyAll goods warranted First Class.tiSa
11 EPAIRING!
In all its branches.
A Liberal Discount Made to Country
Dealers.
Cull and sec us before purchasing jj'
elsewhere. 15
S2J-09 3 O. P. TOMPKINS A CO.
GEO. F. SETTLEMIER,
I T J, XT CI I S T .
(Successor to D. W.. Wakefield,)
Parrisli's New Duildiiig-, lIrst Street,
ALBANY. OREGON,
ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
v ,
BUILDERS, ATTENTION I
SASH, BLIND AXD BOOR
FACT O II Y !
S. H. ALTHOLSE. N. WRIGHT. J. P. BACKESSTO.
AtTDOUSE & CO.,
LVO!t STREET, (OS THE ItlVKR BASK),
Albany, : : : orecos.
keep on hand a full assortment,
and are prepared to
Furnish to Order,
DEALER IN
5Drua:s
' Estate of Jobs Weibel, deceased.
TTotiee is hereby given that the undersigned
li has been appointed Administrator of the
above estate, by order of the County Court of
Linn county. AH persons Having claims against
said estate must present the same to thd under
signed, duly attested, within six months from this
date, at his residence on Oak creek, eight miles
southeast from Albany, Oregon.
. - JOHN 15. MILLER, Adm.
Oet. 11, 1803.6t4 s
Kitsseix Ei-kiss, Attys.
Administrator's Notice. . '
"TWTOT1CE is berebv given that all claims
JJ against the estate of Abraham4 Osborn, Sr.,
deceased, roust be presented, duly authenticated,
to the undersigned, at bis office' in Scio, within
six months from the date hereof.
. E. E. WHEELER,
Scio, Oct. 22, I860 8 AUmiuistr-itcr.
and Medicines,
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, ETC.
All articles warranted puro and of the best
quality.
1'hysietans Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Albany, Oct. 17, l63-6tf
RATES OF TOLL
OVER THE
Willamette Valley and Cascade
Mountain Wagon Road.
To Deschuttes River :
Four Horse or Mule team ......$t 50
Two " " " 3 00
One " " " 2 00
Ox teams, three yoke 4 50
ror every additional yoke OU
Loose horses, per head 25
' cattle, per head....... lo
" sheep ur hogs 3
Teams returning empty, half price.
Pack animals, loaded.. ................. 50
' ' unloaded 2j
Horse and rider. 1 00
To Fish Lake :
Four horse or mule team, each way 2 00
Two " " " 1 60
Ono " " " ' I 00
Pack animals, loaded 50
" unloaded 25
Horse and rider 75
Ox team, three yoke 2 00
To Upper Soda Spring ;
Four horse or mule team, out and back..... 2 50
Two " " ' 2 00
Ono ' " 1 00
Horse and rider, " 50
Loose animals, " 25
Ox teams the same as horse teams.
A. HACKLEMAN,
W. W. Pakrish, . Pres.
See.
March 20, 1SB9-28
Doors,
and
Blinds,
Sash,
such
Crown, Panel, Band, and Section Mold
of all sizes.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES I
Flooring;,
and all other kinds of
Buildins Material !
Are prepared to do MILL WORK s furnish Sha
ker Fans, Zigzag Shakers, Suction Fans, Driving
Pulleys, of any kind, at our Factory on Lyon
street, (on the river bank), next below Markham's
warehouse.
AI.TIIOTJSE de CO.
Albany, February 20, 186U-24
SANTIAM ACADEMY !
LOCATED AT . ! '
Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon
Rev. W. D. NICHOLS, Principal.
Rev. E. A. JUDKINS, Assistant.
Mrs. S. C. NICHOLS, Preceptress, and
Teacher of the Ornamental Brunches.
THE Academic year, which commences Sep
tember 1st, 1S69, and closes July 12th, I87O,
i divided into four terms of cleveu weeks each.
Students admitted at any time and charged from
time of entering till close of term. No deduction
for absence in Term time, except in cases of pro
tracted sickness.
Students can here enjoy every facility they can
desire for acquiring a thorough education. Young
men can obtain rooms and board themselves at
small expense. Young ladies can obtain board
in the family of the Principal, who resides in the
Academy building. Hoard and tuition, in mtch
cfiifcjt, T hirtif Dollar per term JVu extra charge
for board during vacation.
"A Commercial Coarse
has been adopted for the benefit of young men
who wish to acquire a thorough business educa
tion. Send for a catalogue, or address the Prin
cipal, for further information.
Lebanon, August 28, 18C9-52tf
"35 7'ttition lower than any other uchool of hiijTl
'jrade in the State of Oregon. "ViS
1809-70.
A Wise and Jnst Latv.
The equity and beneficence of the Massachu
setts statute, and the conditions in the Policies of
the New Iuglaiid Mutual Life Insurance
Company, whereby the surrender value of Pol
icies (after payment of premiums have ceased) is
credited up as a full-paid term Policy, was re
cently exemplified in the case of A. C. E. MILL
ER, of Portland, Oregon, insured for $5,000 in
this company, under Policy No. 13,054.
Mr. MILLER died August 2, 1S09, and neg
lected" to pay the Policy on the 22d day of Janu
ary last. Tho President of the company, upon
being advised of the death of Mr. 3 1LLER, re
sponded under date of August 23d, that by virtue
of Machusetts Laws and the provisions of the
Policies of the company, the Policy was yet in
full force, and the loss (5,000) would be prompt
ly paid less the amount of. the unpaid premium
and the interest thereon.
The New England Mutual Life Insur
ance Company of Boston is the only company
on this coast governed by this Law, which con
tinues an its rolieu's in force until every dollar
paid by the asoured is absorbed in Insurance.
KVERSON Si HAINHS are the General
Agents for this Company, Oregon. Office Car
ter s mnldins, Portland.
RUSSELL Sc ELKINS, Agents, Albany
Oregon. oct9-5tf
master j. 11. iiki:a i:k
WILL GIVE LESSONS ON THE '
Pmo, VI0LIX and ORGAN,
AT V '
His own or Pupil's Residence.
inguage,
Broad
Lensuns given in lte 'rencl
For particulars, enquire at the com
alnin and Second streets.
Refers to Prof. Jons Br.iCGS.
Albany Collegiate Institute.
THE 5CEXT TERM OF THIS IXSTITU
tion for youth of both sexes, will open on
Monday, the 18th of October next.
It will be in charge of the Rev. EnwARO R
Gkarv and the Rev. Savuel G. Irvine, assist
ed by a corps of competent teachers.
CALENDAR.
The first term will embrace 15 weeks of tuition,
ending February 4th, 1870.
The second term will embrace 20 weeks of tu
ition, from February 7th to July 1st, 1870.
RATES OF TUITION
(per quarter of tks weeks.)
Preparatory and common branches- $5 00
Advanced English 7 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, Higher
Mathematics, Ac 9 00
Tuition charged from date of entrance to end
of quarter, and payable in advance.
Organization of College Classes. .
A Freshman class will be formed and a course
of study prescribed at the opening ot the term.
Principal Text Books.
Wilson's Readers, Clark's English Grammar,
Robinson's Mathematics, Hooker's Natural
Science, Quackonbos' Rhetoric, Abbott's Aber
crombie's Mental and Moral Philosophy, Hark
ness' Latin Scries, Fasquell's French Series, and
the most approved editions of the Latin and Greek
Classics.
A Record
Of every recitation will be made, nnd an average
given in Quarterly Reports ; also, of attendance
and deportment.
Government.
The aim will be to develop in the student a
high sense of moral obligation, honor and integ
rity, and those who cannot bo governed by sueu
motives, will not remain in the school.
Board
Mav be had in families at $4 per week, and
rooms procured where students may board themselves.
By order of tho Board of Trustees.
EDWARD R. GEARY",
Albany, Aug. 21, '6-50 President.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
' ON TO. HIT !"
WADSWORTH- & KUHN
Are now ready to execute all kinds of
Plain and Fancj Painting !
such as
Signs, Carriages, Buildings,
as well as
Graining', Fapcrha ageing, Calclmining,
and in fact all kinds and styles of '
PLAIN A?i ORNAMENTAL WORK,
that can be done with Paint and Brush, at
aS-FAIR, LIVING RATES. TS3
Give us a call. Shop on Ferry street, over
Kuhn A Adams' wagon shop. :
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THE EYES I THE EARS I
Ir. T. JL. OMfEI,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
ALBANY. OREGON.
R. GOLDEN IS A SON OF THE
noted old Opthabnie Doctor, S. C.
Golden.
Dr. GOLDEN has bad experience in treating
the various diseases to which tho eye and ear are
subject, and feels confident of giving entire satis
faction to those who may place themselves under
his care.
Albany. April 10, 189-31y '
Real Estate Tor Sale !
THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE A
good Lathed and Plastered
New Frame Dwelling' House,
two stories in bight, kitchen and wood-shed at
tached, with private burn, well situated in the
city of Albany, will do well to call, vithotit delay,
on ' R1TSSELL & ELK INS,
Albany, Oct. 17, 'B8-& . Real Estate Agts.
JOB WORK
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neatly executed at the Register effico.
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Sixteenth Year of Publication.
Mccormick's Almanac !
For the Tear 1870,
Containing useful statistics relative to the popu
lation and resource of
Oregon, Washington, Idaho & Montana,
Together with a rariety of other useful
information.
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Acting on Trade as Steam does on Machinery."
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October 15th, 1869.
Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by tho County Court of
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of Alvin M. Brock, deceased, late of-Linn county,
and that all persons having claims against said
Estate must present them to the undersigned, du
ly verified, at his residence near Boston, Linn
county, Oregon, within six months from the dato
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Dated Sept. IS, 18f.9-.1t4. "
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Notice of Administration.
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deceased, lata of said county. Persons having
claims against said estate, will present them,
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four miles east of Albany, in said county, within
six months from this date.
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October 5th, 1869-4t ,
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