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ALBANY, OREGON. SATUIiKlY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1S70.
NO. 3.
Mla 1 CAT.. .
Six Months
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Thriv Dollar
Two l!:ir-i
Ten Lints
a i'Vi;:: rates.
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!'Oi;TLANl cakds.
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Attors-.cv at Law. J ' Notary Public.
KUSSELL & rEERY,
Real Estate Brokers St Collcctiug Agents.
roit!?n3. - - Oregon.
O l'K'-lAJ. ATTENTION UIVEX TO THE
,.i r.c... K.-t.-ite. Ileal Esiate Litigation,
uh.i i:..- claim.
N.ata w- ? corner of First and Wash-
aivi:htisi:mi:xts.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION !
SASH, 15LIM) AM) IIOR
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NEW fitJ-DAY,
rn
I tl PORTA A T
to Tin:
7JEIIiKGR.APHIGi le Orleans railway where tho' line lias I
i Deen cut. r
The railroad to Laon 13 no cutirely in
SPECIAL TO THE REGISTER.
Dates to September I
Pauls, Sept. 15- French troops who
crossed the Rhine into Baden territory
! recently, will probably -remain and opc-
I rate on German soil.
the hands of the Prussians.
Grain, stored at various railroad sta
tions has been removed to points nearer
the centre of the city.
Berlin, Sept. 17. Considerable ex
citement was caused recently by the
r. ha.-k ::nst-.
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VINDQV AND DOOR FRAMES !
an 1 a'i i 'T Uiii'Is !'
AYifli;!. tlx' ).ri.t tl.rrc year.-, six
I iiMU-atiec ( ''t'lii!lii i a of San I'rattcir.
."(atimr a rapilal of nvvr fi.llllO.OOO, .n-j..
tin. fnsi f'.nr .lnrin; l In- I-.w rate war -.f i"'-7 nil-
I Sn.S tho last two during tht: aat few wi'rk.-.
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Ja.ndox, Sept 15. Dispatches dated j attempt to assassinate the French Kuipe-
St Donuie, Sept. 14th, savs 4JO,000 j ror Dy a uertnan apprentice.
lJruians are api.roaching 1'aris. ! 'oxl,ox. yePl- 17. Uavaria has re-
I'vris Sept. 15. The Prussians are pudiated any desire to enter the North
ndvunein- in immense numbers To- ! German Confederation,
morrow the capital will be completely is- j , London, Sept. 18.-l'rospects of peace
elated. All the railroads, except towards thought to be no better than at any ti-ne
the west, are cut. Over 0,000,000 I the beginning of the war.
rounds of guniiowder reported in Gov- i J-ord Lyons conducts negotiations bc
cinment hands in this city. tweeh 1-avre and liSmarck. It is said
Seventeen bridges over the Seine have that a brief armistice has been arranged,
been destroyed. The gates of Paris to be ! J'AUIS, Sept- 1 7. Strassburg nearly
closed to-morrow. All classes resolve to ! uuter.able, aiid the. inhabitants arc de
ficit to the death. l)a,t,B
' l...rt'fif Uti-xnit.ft'a nrmv eut. il.ri,..1, i Prussians crossed the Seine last even-
the Prussians at Metz, and arc now
Si out of I'welvp
in t-
than three venrs i.-i an iilarm'mir itct'I t.f
lli- rfaliiy. Hli'l ?h..lil..l sntjest t.'tliv in.cnrin . 1 1 1 -I:.-
lite I'r.'i'ii.'iy i.l' .'ir'i'nlin :Xir'r'mi.'i!taI. in;-.'rin.-C'l.
ari'l low rati? ti'uini.anies, an. I ;it. :-..ni.-int;
lh- i.t'l o.-.tabiis!it'fl. ('Otisci vativ.. wt'altliy . n n.l
l-rti'lfuily iuail.ij.Tal ci'irftrali' n.- ' t'ae s.-I i-.l ail'l
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marching to 1'aris, Cunrobert in com
mand.
Pauls, Sept.
Minister, warus
1'aris to leave now while they may.
(ieti. Cluserete advises the people
refuse mediation, and light death
victory.
I.oxiiox, Sept. 15.
womeu and children left
the 11th.
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a v.ii-liti!! Iit avv lus in tin pu-t -oi-i-t;; cailhier:!-ti-u:.
.Their rates are not the irno .-r rnmW
iin; f.r'ler. luit are I'a.-e .I en a' t'-ial ex f.-ririicr.
aii't are as low iis m t iniUMrif-e t-an ie f'trnWh'-'i
af. Titfir I'-sctcs are li":((raMy aid troirij'(ly ;ti
i'.itn iiv. j ai'l in pilil iin wiiL.i:t -:e!;iy r
-lis-'tninr. Their aent. Vn-ate'l af all fVtinrs of
iriirhi!if, have Hutliority to issu ti'iUi ie-" lireet,
thii-- nvuiiiur the tinnier ati'l th lay im-'nU'iit tu
the fsnh-aeiiey ?y.-r'.-m : an'), in cat h anil every
ticiuar. Ii.'tJa r- ;ri ?! vene v , jM-naasiencv.
lent i!iannsrt'Hii"iit. b."n.ral'Ie 'in.lM',t,t!rrta''!c
r.-iU-M. aii'l eonservat i ve jra-tnf s.
TSie lluvni,-r Hurt tor tl
f'r.rsiihes fa.'ilirios to tin.- in-urnp i-nLlie urn .jtiall
e.l l.y- any i.tltcr ("..mi. any d'.in i.u.-iness ..n ll.is
ia.a.-t.
ing near Athis, but were driven back.
Cannonading now heard towards ISieetre.
Kins: AYilliam ttill refuses to recognize
25j..ons .'Itr;sl j any other than Napoleon or Bazaiuc as
Enirlish residents of I ' -ovcriinient.
A committee ot Ocrman orkingmen
have entered their protest agsiust the
war.
Tours, Sept. 18. The Corps Dinlo-
-Sis hundred matino arrived here fo-day.
Strassbur" on ' There was a light yesterday between
a ; the Prussians and three regimcuts of the
(Jaribaldi will assume command of the i 1 rcnc" llnc. asistea ny some Oiuia.ious
Italiau Le-iou at Lyons, to fight ,he ! of the (Jarde Mobile and a battery of
Germans " j artillery. Tho enemy fell back.
''ia.ni.ox. Sent. 1G. The Prussians! There was hard fighting around Paris
are not in any great force directlv ; before : Yesterday The foreign .Minister left
Paris : the main bodv seems to be'stretch- i 1 n hast cspcctiug a serious attack
-,J in a semi-circle from Villiers, north- Wl'u('d bc n'a'Jc- , T
east, to Meulan. The refusal of Sissous j 1 A,"s P1- f 1 lessen
to sin tender embarrasses the operations ; gcrs froni the King s headquarters re
(ur the present Port that 1l3m;irck auJ the King insist
It is rumored that Marshal Caurobert i uPon a permanent occupation of Strass
has cseaped from Met., and is advancing I L.ur a"d tz. Indemnity is not a ques
on Sedan, menacing liheims and Loan. t!0" of so much consideration, but the
It is not expected that the Prussians i oth,c,r eondition is absolute,
will be-in the serious bombardment of ! Ahe V'? arc delaying operations
the works of 1'aris for some day's. ! peuuM,g upo.. ii.aur-
llailroad trains leaving 1'aris to-day
. . I i ... i 1 i . . i. n .
:.II1S ; Loxdox, Sept. 18. 1 he Prussian
"'"liazaiiie's army is well supplied with ! c:iva!ry wer ed on Thursday after
provisions at .Met. l?"0" "e:ir '"C8, and driven back on
15.UO.J Prussians are at Joinville, seven :SIV,1'ln' hieh town was occupied in force.
i il fi t in P ui- ' I he extensive mills and granaries tit
""Italians haVe surrounded Pome. ' Ksso.me were recently destroyed by fire
Paris is declared iu a state of seige, ; " 'I'' aI1 t"Cir contents.
beiir expelled ; i ne cuy oi v,;uais was 11113 morning
declared in a state ot seige, and put
under martial law.
Paiiis. Serif. 17. Victor Huso's od-
I dress to France to-day. is exciting all
' classes to oppose Napoleon.
The Standard desres it "to be recorded
that a dcw house is in process ot erection
in Monterey,'' and we therefore record it.
It is reported that the New York
Tribune, is baring Mr. Greeley 'a old
manuscripts engraved as maps of the seat
of war.
A Chicago ladv who didn't like the
shape of her nose, has bad an elegant one
made of India rubber. The only
objection is said to be that she can't turn
it up.
Piear-Admiral Rowan has been appoint
ed Vice-Admiral to succeed l'ofter.
Rowan is now ou his way borne from the
Asiutic fleet.
The I'nited States steamer Valo pass
ed the Suez canal August 12th. She
was the first vessel to carry the American
flag through the canal.
A New Haven Temperance Contention
got away with thirty tuounaud glasses of
root beer, and twenty thousand bottlns
of soda iu two days.
The Flmj says that Judge Spurr, of
Santa Rosa, recently killed seven deer
and caught 250 trout in one day.
Twelve hundred dollars was th bill
of one Boston fl trist employed to furnish
flowery for the Auies-Iiutlcr wedding.
A man bearing that a raven would
lire two hundred years, bought one to
sec if it would.
Mrs. Partington says that since tho
invention of tbc needle gun there is no
reason why women shouldn't fight as
well as men.
At Buffalo, " Goldsmith Maid" Won
a race in three straight beats, in the
splendid time of 2:23, 2:21 and 2:20.
f
lection against the
ment.
Provisional Govern-
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'y an thurify of a Special Act of the Ijrg.
ishtlnre of the State of Vulifumia .
A.
$1,000,000.
atid hoi: combaltants are being expelled.
It is reported that the American ship
Oi.voi liasaniveil at Toulon, with 500
Ameiieau volunteers and i ,000 rifles.
I ho forests around the city are now
cntirelv consumed.
I
A balloou has arrived from Metz with
ters.
Attorney ani Counsellor at !.av.-,
A Mi NY, OHi.UON.
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Main ar-tl, a li'-'.nin' ti.a li Ki.re - .o..
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Policies Issued and Renewed lircct by
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SPRIG A.'j) S13L1IER STYLES.
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sians at Met., and are now marching "
towards Paris, are 0,000 strong. Bazaiue j VARIOUS 1TEJW.
has himself gone to Sedan. I professor O. C. Marsh and party, last
Paris, Sept. IG Prussians arc j wecf explored the lands south of Fort
massing at some distance from the city, j iJriJge U. T., and discovered fossil
Sharpshooters and free corps are captur- rc,llalus 0f crocodiles, rhinoceroses, and
inu -many Prussians m the sururbs. ! man interesting remains of animals
!.. .Nin.N, Sept. 17. Dispatches from j hitherto uuknowu. They purpose going
P.eramuth, 11 in:!cs northwest from jown rceu river for two or three weeks,
Stvassburg, say there has been steady al(1 wjj vif.;t tllj3 citv on their way to
firing all day from heavy guns in third j California-.
parallel, causing great destruction to' Tl ., n i
I ' - P -!r. . It inav not. be .'eno.ral v known that too
the walls and citadel. A:i effort to carry , t . J .. . . J ,
. - ... .- , . -i, -i J last sale of a slave in the South occurred
tile lur ait.ai tons u stoi in nui u'jinaaia ; . .
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W tho Mr.rrnntilr Library Amoiiution of Pn
aiicii.cc, Caliloriiin.
MOXHAY, October 3ft, 1870.
Tickets of Adinission, 4.00 gold coldi
Treasurer Tho Bank of California.
During tho cnteiiaiiment tho aura of $aO0,0O
t". S. Uolii Coin will be returned to the Hul.inra
of Tirketj., hy the distribution, by chunee, of tba
f.ill.jwiuK ! I FT.S :
News had just reached the
jo made to morrow .-everai nres '.' valky of tho rctreat of j.ec's army from
broken out m lue city, and the suflenngs ; lv.te;sbu whea :l cutcBan offered a
of the people are very rrcat ; provisions ,0 a farmer of Augusta county.
I
C'asli CJi iiiu. in CJti'.d Coin. 7.0.MJO.
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MADE CLOTHING.
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Civil SIsiyisiecr Ac touvvvyni'.
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Kif,-inoriiig. iin.rove I Salar (-'i.nii.as.
tr.KT l.y mail pr . mar ly atti-ntlt.'. to. lU-si-ieia-r
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.'.ain.-tny , Orcein. CuIIeetit,n.-t and ennvcyain-cs
taromply atteii.lcu to.
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i:iSeNllji!rj;- Paleist Flow !
an l any ..Tliar t-tyTt of i.l.nv t!;:tt may lie ordered.
Ai.-o, I'tirii'.-uliir :;t'-:nti-.n l aid to
Vap;(m TCaliing- auJ Ilorsc-shocing.
YVuons i'.T fall' al my sh-.p at $1 iQ and -SlljO.
. !f-.r.c 'liofiit" a? follows : t.'a.di, 2 : credit,
All work eiifrn.-td to me v.iil rM-eive y.romptf
al:ntion, an.l I,.. :.-eur'I i:i the best j.o.-'rtil.le
maniK't- with ..-nt maUTi:;!. A -share t.f jmldie
I.atr..iiapre is s-tli.-i'ed.
Shop -n eorner I'ill.-vv..r.!i and Fe-on.1 Btreets,
ojiposite Pierce' l--rry. V. IVO'dt.
Albany, X-j.veiuI.cr I, ISflS-I I
FIMIS COMPANY liavi.i;: ooinplivl with tlic
g laws ot" Orphan, l.y tnakin.tr a, deposit of fifty
tiiau-and (l-.'iar.-. is now pre;ar-'d to rtTert infiir
f an-. aainsl I.o-s or ilama-ja; hv Eire, an.l also
' n;rainst iar;.iie'.'tnd Inland X a t,irat ion ri.--ks, on
liber! t-. rms.
i; rST.-W K 'I'OI'CII A Ii I. Pre?.
CI1AS. I. HAYliX, See-'.
All.t
J. C. raENCEISIIIALL,
Ajcnt for Albany.
, -I.i! uarv S, 1S70-1S
GUSTO
CUEVT SUITS,
wffilK DUCK Sl'ITS,
;' CASTOR BEAVER SPITS,
Heavy Canvas Hunting Coats,
f White Mars .-iiks A'ests,
Figured Marseilles Vests,
FuriiisSilng' Goods of all Rinds
aiui u great variety f other
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
re served out in limit
Paius, Sept. IG !)." i 1
t . .. . : .. .. 1. .
i.'i'ienj uas 'asi. oevii fuuinau , iwii-ls ii i t
'n i . i i t.i i ti i Cabbage plants,
called to arms ; sentinels doubled. ihe ,. . .. ,,
Prussians were signalized this morning. ; As a preliminary to his coronation, the
An engagement has taken place on the ! Maharajah of Irayancore has been wcigh
road fro.n Mdun to Brice between the ed against gold and the gold d.stributed
l..,., i t, : anions tlic jiranmins. 111c wuoie
1 Gift ..f $100,000 Oold.
1 (lift nf 50,000 do
I (iifttif 31,000 An
1 Jift of 20,00(1 d.i
I tJift of . 18,000 !
l tiiit of . M,non do
1 iiftof 17.000 dv .
1 flirt of , lrt.OOO d.'
1 iift of .. 15.000 !
1 tJift of . 14.000 da
I Gift of l.!,(KM) d
l ;irt of...::. ls.ono d
1 Gift of 11.000. do
1 Uift of 10,000 da
1 liift of 8,000 do
I Gift of ..... 8.000 do - .
1 Uift of 7.000 do
1 Uift of . 0,000 do
1 Gift of 5,000 do
1 Gift of 4,000 do
1 Gift of 3,00 do
1 Girt of 2.000 do
1 Gift of 1,500 do
10 Gilts, $1,01)0 each 10,000 do
20 Gift. 750c.irh 15,000 do
20 Gifts, .'.00 eaeh 10,000 do
30 Gifts, 400 each 12,000 do
50 Gifts, :'.0Oeacb 15,000 do
SO Gilts. 200 carh ....... ..... 10.000 do
125 Gifti, 100 cach..... 42,500 do
C2S Gifts in all.,
sharp:
many
wounded ; result unknown. expense or tne procceo ng, ...ciusi.e oi a
Poxi.ox. Sept. 10. Dispatches from feast to ten thousand holy men, is estimat
Paris say that Troehu has received to- i cd at 80,00, and about as much again
day the advance guard of a corps of ten i must he FPCI,t i''ra tl,e coronation
thousand American volunteers. ceremonies are complete.
Metz still holds out. Bazaine has ! Referring to the verdict of murder in
75,000 men and an abundance of provis- , the second degree returned against the
ions aud ammunition. lie is constantly j fiend who violated and murdered little
harrassing the enemy. i Maggie Ryau in Sau Francisco, and then
Tho bouiburdmout of Toul was resumed j plead insanity and escaped hanging, the
yesterday forenoon, and continued all Grass Valley 1'iiion reasons that, if
night. i wretches who violate little girls are
Paius, Sept. 1G. Prussia demands ! uniformly insane, then the people ought
: $500,000
Tho Cn&ecrt and Distribution will take filar
under tbe immediate direction of tho Board of
Trustees of tbe Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by a Sniwvisorjr Committee selected from
State, City and Oounly officers, and well know
eitizens of Pan Francisco.
K0BEKT B. PVAIN. President M. L. A.
YV. II. U. HAKXES. Vic.-Preside U
YV.M. C. K ALSTON, Treasurer.
After paying tho i xpensca of tho rntertafnisMnt
and making tbe distribution of the 'O ifta, aa ab wo
announced, tbe balance will benpfitied to extra
euirbiiiB; the present indebtedpia of he Mercon
tilo Library Association.
Holders of tickets to which gifts m.y e award
ed, will receive tho sameeo preaentalioa f uc
tickets or coupons to the Business A gent, -of tho
Hoard of Trustees at ttbeir office. No. ;n 8 Califor
nia, street, San Francisco.
V
o.li.vn:
A 3.15 A NY..
f n ; s t am. naniv sti:i:i:ts,
Oil UdON.
I
GEO. W. GEAY, D. D. S.,
: Ki-i ps eoii-tantlv on hand a full assortment .of .j
I DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING.
j Hoots, Shoes, Hanhvare tfe Crockery, !j
j and a full ujijily of LatliiH
Fnruisliiiig EmliroMcry, Fancy Goods, &c.
Ye lire pr.-pared to f.ITer to tlie puMie the lar
gest and HrXST SKI.KCTEI. stock of Clotloi,
of ourown miitiufartiire, ever brought to Portland,
aud ut prices Unit DEFY" CO.MPKTITIOX.
YY.M. Cl'KKIEIt & CO.,
UK! I"ront-st., Portland.
; the restoration of Napoleon. The l'rus-
! sians occupy some small woods around
Paris, too greeu to burn.
Cannonading and musketry firing has
j been heard all day iu the direction of
' Bourj2rcl.
to be considerd crazy when they seize
and hang tl cm.
Iu the absenccof a fire engine, or other
means for protection against fires, the
town authorities of Seattle have adapted
au ordinance requiring each citizen to
Berlin, Sept. 17. The Belgian Be- ; keep one or more barrels of water about
"1 irOt'LI SOLICIT THE PAT- -w.FflllK I'.Y DEll.- Hi X ED YVOULT) RESPECT-
T f roniii;c of al! j.ersons dtsir- "JS5S-X : A fully inform the citizens of Albany and. vi-
Snjr AltTIFICf .VL TEETH and ppttTi i tinitv that he lias taken char-e of this establish-
VIKT CLASS DENTAL opera- '-L2x5i' '- ment, an I, by ko pins clcau rooms and paying
tions. Xifroiis Oxi.Io a Iministered for the pain- , triet att uttti. j to business expects to suit all
lass extraction of teeth, when ilcs.red. Charges those who may favor liim with their patronage.
Tniderate. '. Having heretofore earsjed on nothing but
Olii.-e in Parrish A Co.'a brick block. Kesi- : rir3t-Class ZXair Dressing- Saloons,
dme lirstiomse So,ltii of Ca.,peSatiouaI Chun b, ' . .ivoen.ir,, satisfaction to all.
I...nt.non f.o.trt Hottsj l.loett. , J,. ,.,-,.i " i . ...i:- i...;. ...... ,1 j
Alb.-vny, Ore-..,,. July 2. IS70-1.1 ! ,.f. ' , " ' .i,iPH WKltKKR.
.(!.-;, a st'-k r.f
Til E BET LIQUOR :
for Mc.lk'ii.:il inirjToscH only.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner First an I Washington Sis.,
ALB. X Y", - . - OREGON.
M. BKENNER, Proprietor.
"lir-XTII A XEW luirLDIXlJ. XEWLY
? 1 urnished throughout, the proprietor
tiops. to jjive emirc satisfaction To the traveling
put.lK-. The beds are supplied with rpring-bot-,'.'m!-
Ti" 'able will receive tbe closest atten
ion, ami ev rything the market afTords palatable
" guests w,ll ,c sui.i.lied. i-, o. r
se, T'..y2
j Always on band a large stock of
; Box, Cocking and Parlor Stoves !
j and manufactures all kinds of
f Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
II of which are offered at the lowest rates for
CASII lt COU NTH Y IMtODUC Ti !
FRANKLIN MARKET,
Mam street, - Albany, Ore -on.
11 - of AH Kinds,
A N ti
OF THE VEIiV LUST
constantly ua iami
", t!0 G- B. IIAIGHT.
T QCALITY',
ri:i5AIA'a. - - TI.I5.I.(s.
S -if:-fn t'S.
El
r-1
t am rnF.r.nif:r $y m.
A I.I. KINDS O' TI'RMXIi!
I kep r.n baud aud make to ..r.ler
KAWHIDE-BOTTOMED CHAIRS,
-JSIt-
Spinning- Wheels-
J?'f Shop near tbe "Magnolia Mills."
JOHN M. METZLER
Albany, Nov. IStjs x
All kinds of repairing done, on short
mid entire satisfaclion warranted, at inv
notice,
Stove and Tin Store.
JULIUS1 GRADWOHL.
Xov. 0-1 1
CIIALLEA'GER TIIPiESIlER
HAn'GS' ii.:aikii i
3IoYrs J Ilcapers
And all kinds of
Agricultural Implem'ts & Machines
On baud and for sale by
'70-.
BI.AI.V, Y'OVXG A CO..
Alb-viy, O'n.
MA CHINE ill
OF ALL K1XDS,
HI J. I '.xt
DY
BEARD & COLVER.
32 X
Headers,
Tlireshers,
illowrrs,
Jteapers,
SHOULD LU LOOKED TO SOOX.
Persons having the
Wheeler & Melirk landless Clialn
Threshers,
can have them repaired so they will clean the
grain as well as any Thresher, and clean as much
as their power will thresh.
Ilsxx Fans,
MADE TO ORDER ONLY. In short, all other
Agricultural Machines and implements made and
repaired.
YYo are completing arrangements to manufac
ture Swd Sowers, Sulkey and Hang Plows, of the
besjt patterns now in use. .
.jy-AH work warranted ru.ide of tho bert
matotial. " ,
Rb) on corner of YY'ai-hin-jton and Second sts.,
Albauy, Oregon. Stfm-'l
, - May 2S, 1S70. .
gation has been officially notified of the
raising of the French blockade on the
Baltic and North. Seas on tho llthinst.
Paris, Sept. 10. Advance of Prus
sians steadily coutiuues. They are clos
ing in on Paris in a way indicating an at-
i tack on the southern and southeastern
sides, and in that direetion, so as to se
' cure supplies, and at the same time prc
j vents reinforcements from the southwest
I to the besieged. !
j Military men of experience say that
the power of the city is limited only by
the supply ot food-
Tours, Sept. 1.7. The fort, at Vin
cennes was blowtij up and destroyed by
the French yesterday, the position being
unteuable.
Several engagements took place outside
the foitifieatious of Paris yesterday.
London, Sept 17 4 V. M. News
from Paris meagre and contradictory, the
usual lines of communication having been
interrupted. j
The Orleans jrailwaj', leading from
Orleans to Paris, lias hecu cut . between
Ablon and Jurisy, about 8 miles from
Paris. At the latter place tho Germans
have planted a 'battery. Heavy firing
has been heard iuj that direction, and it
is thought that, ai battle is progressing.
-No details yet received
London, Sept,
V-1- v. . 7..::-
17. Sharp fightiug
5 latest si vk?7d for sale 'low, at thi otiaoo ! occurred at Ris, linothcr small town on
Ins premises, ready lor nso m an
emergency. Consequently barrels are
in demand at the "Terminus," just now.
"It wan'l very late; only a quarter of
twelve." "How dare you sit there and
tell me that lie! I was awake when j-ou
came in, and lookdd at my watch, and it
was three o'clock." "Well, isn't three
u quarter of twelve?"
George Francis Train seems to have
had a rough time at his lecture, in
San I 'rancisco.on Saturday evening, some
one in his audience throwing an egg at
him, and another drawing a pistol. -He,
however, held his ground and concluded
his lecture.
Gov. Palmer will not be a candidate
for the U. S. Senatorship from Illinois.
The Chicago Journal says the contest
will bo. between cx-Govcrnor Oglcsby
and G cn. Logan. Senator Yates will
gracefully retire to private life.
It is stated that tho principal reason
why the Irish feel so friendly toward
Xapolcon is, because whilo be was
contemplating crossing the Rhine he
proposed to Bridge-it.
James King, a citizen of Dover, N.
II., recently celebrated bis eighty-first
birthday and second wedding day
simultaneously, by leading to the
bymeniul alter a .blooming bride of seven
ty six.
NOTI0351.V
Holders of Tickets to tho Gift "!eTt m
aid of the Mercantile Library Association, are
hereby notified, that the Concert is postponed ootil
Monday, October 314, 1870. .
Unexpected interferences hare operated to make
this delay necessary to accomplish the result of
freeing the Library front debt, without recourse
to other privileges granted hy act ofthe Legiala
tare, passed (ebruary 19, 1870. i -
This re posisiraly the onby !pojooinjo,t wbieh
will be mado. The Concert will ae place on tho
day above named, ooinineneiiig at 9 o'eloek a.
an.l to continue until all the gifts 'bare beoa
awarded.
The funds already in bonk arc considerably
more than sufficient to insure tho successful com
pletion of tbo contract with Mia public.
The sate of tickets will -positively close oa
Friday, tbe 2Sth day of 'October, 187IJ,
All ticket romahrrhg unsold at that time will
be withdraw from sale and cancelled. Tbey wilt
be advertised by their Dumber, on tho 2Sth dar
of October, 1870, in one or more of the daily pa
pers of this city. Any diminution thufl made la
the number of ticket to be drawn, will not effect
tbe number or amount of gifts. Tbey will be a
heretofore advertised, to-wit : 028 pifts, amount
ing in nil to $-a,0(iO gold.
Ticket holders residing -out of San Francisco
will receive daily accredited list of the award of
(lifts, evhieh will also be published in the leading
San Frnncisco daily jiapert, oo the first of No
vember, 18J0.
Delivery of gifts will commence Xov cm bee 2d.
187, at tho Office, No. 318 Califortia street, to all
parties presenting tickot to which gifts have boea
awardod. All gift awardod to non-residents wiB
bo held to their order and for their account.
ROBERT R. KWAIX, Prest. M. h. A
W. II. L. BARNES, Vice-President.
W: C. RALSTON. Treasuser.
TPIOS. R. IIAVK8, Recording Sec y.
DAVID WILDER, Cor. tcj.
TBrSTKBO-
Aslihurncr. J- M. McNulty,
v e..i a. P. Klfolt.
o'. Badger, f. B. Kcynolds,
MAURiCK Vrcur. tTETEK
116 No. 18 California -street. ZT
W.
W.
W.
A. M. Eoets.
Isaac Wonnscr,
Kam'l Hubbard.
WAITED.
B T g II E L S OF fAT. TOT
I O 00U which tbo '8hcn mrkctrwo
..9 . . i iASII at tbo stre of
will be paid, in C AM. si g H BOISE.
Also. Dn'tcrand Egg, in unlimited euastity,
fa, wHrh the higbeet market prK. w.U ks
cash. Tall and seo me.
Albany, AUJ. .
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