The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, December 03, 1870, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text0 t-AL-U.BUia)a,!!gtaBgBS3! V t A I IA P. S. CSUisl Paper for Oregon. 3, 1870. SATUIlll AV..HECE.M HER Mortal ty Statistics ol Oregon. From a tabic published in the Portland Oregonian of Tuesday, weget the follow ing interesting facta, as developed by the census of 1870. The table referred to shows the number of deaths for one year, from July 1st, J869, to June 30th, 1870 : .', County. Percent- One to tion. .. 26(53 4553 .: 09a2 .. 1253 lo43 . SU . . C1'54 47Jt 1204 6t.18 snr ..... P964 11513 -1711 . 403 2875 2.rdj 24S9 deaths ago. every S .3 o32 3i .77 130 35 .68 101 5 .1 251 14 -S5 17 6 1.1? IS 31 -S 193 12 .53 1S7 27 .'7 176 1 i .OS 1204 40 .62 161 45 .52 1U3 51 .51 135 113 -V3 102 29 .62 16i If, .66 180 21 .82 121 10 .4 250 4S 1.0S 92 37 .74 135 3 .35 2S7 Baker..... Bentottw... . Clockania Clatsop :.. , Coos Curry... Douglas Grant Jackson Josephine Laco 1.... Linn ... M nrion.. Multnomah.. Polk.......... Tillamook ... Umatilla..... Union Wasco Washington....... 4260 Yamhill 4099 Columbia.. 63 The greatest number of deaths were caused by consumption 115; the small est number by,- onus" 1. By aeci donts, 5-t persons lost their lives; 52 by fevers ('typhoid) ; 28 by brain diseases ; 29 by inflammation of stomach and bow els ; 26 by diptheria ; 22 by whooping cough ; IS by croup; 1G by unknown causes; 15 of pneumonia ; 15 of scarlet fever; 18 of heart disease ; T8 of lung diseases; li of scrofula ; 10 oi dropsy; 9 of fevers ; 9 (childteu) died of convul sions ; 7 of cholera infantum ; 4 of con gestive chills ; 3 of apoplexy; 2 of can cer; 4 of diabetus ; S of diseases of the liver; 8 of diseases incident to preg nancy ; H of diarrhoea ; 3 of spinal dis eases ; 2 of delirum tremens ; 5 of ery sipelas; 7 of female complaints; 2 of flux; 6 of -epileptic fits; 4 of fevers (puerperal ; 4 oi old age ; 2 of palsy ; 4 of paralysis ; 4 of premature births; 9 of rheumatism ; 2 ptiil-born ; 3 of syph ilis ; 4 suicides ; 2 of pleurisy ; 3 of diseases of the kidueys ; 4 of children's complaint;); making a total of 585 deaths during the year. This i3 at the rate of one death :to every 155 of population. The - rate in I860 was one in every 172. rmrhrd us. .Last accounts -- ! were that the citizens of Paris, all other - ! supplies having failed, bad commenced slaughtering daily the auunais Jardiu des Mantes the oldest and most extensive menagerie in the world. It contains all kinds of poultry, geese and .)i:AnrE I'v.nrils. boa i. swans; crocoanes, ai"gv-i , i constrictors, buffaloes, Hons, bears, elo- phan's, camcb-, cameleopards, hyenas, Cental tigers acd innumerable monkeys These will afford a superb variety, en which Parisian cooks can exercise their 1...-1." in nn unlimited extent. I - cuiu- ........ - - Railway s. The first railway was built in the United States in 182G, forty, four years ago. . Now there are fifty thousand miles completed, and ; the in crease is not far from thirty miles a day. The average cost of these roads, with their equipments is not far from ?-H,-000 a mile. Pennsylvania - has . the largest number of miles over-.-' 5000. Illinois uext, 4707 ; Ohio third, 3723 ; and New York foutth, SG3G. But few as yet pay a fair percentage on their cost, but with the growth of the country ,invcst ments in the railrond stocks will doubt less be as safe and as lucrative as those in many, if not most other of the great business enterprises of the country. Horace Greeley lately visited a Wes tern town where swearing is punished. by a fine of twenty-five cents for each offense. Some one stole hi umbrella, and put a littor of kittens in his old hat, and, compromising the matter, the 200 he got for his lecture just paid for the swearing and if 1 over. The .Republican members of the recent Oregon Legislature done all in their pow er to obtain a new and equitable appor tionment of the State. The objection raised by the Democracy to such appor tionment by that body was, . that the Constitution of the State" requires an ap portionment to be made at the session next succeeding each census, and there fore there was no authority for the Leg islature then in pension to reapportion the State that it could not be done until the session of 1S72. The census of 1870 was completed long before the ses sion of the Legislature closed, and the United States Marshal bad given the State authorities due notice of the fact; but when Republicans ured a new ap portionment, based on the census, they were met by the pica that the result of the census was not known, and action in the matter must be postponed uatil the meeting of the next Legislature.. '-' But as if to show that Democracy is equal to any emergency, a bill was pass ed through tho Legislature reapportion ing representation io the counties of Columbia, Clatsop and Tillamook : SECTION 1. Be it enacted ly the legislative Assembly .of the State of Oregon; That the counties of Columbia and Clatsop shall bo entitled to elect one representative each, and the counties of Columbia, Clatsop and Tillamook thall be entitled to elect one representative jointly. . Approved Oct. 26, 1870. If the objection that there is no war rant iu the Constitution of the State for an apportionment until the session of - 1872, is valid, where is the authority for this action in the counties above men tioned ? . The fact of the matter is, Dem ocrats knew that the objection offered to a reapportionment of the State would not stand it was entirely too thin. But they were still lhore. certain of another fact, which was this : If an equitable ap portionment is made at this time, De mocracy hasn't the ghost of a chance to control the next Legislature therefore Democracy is against 8ucb actiou. If the. argument that an apportionment was unconstitutional if made by the late ses sion is well founded, then by the passage of the above bill, an , unwarrantable and illegal measure has been promulgated putting the State to foolish and uoncces' ary expense ; if the argument is false, then the Democratic majority stand con' tided of a violation of their sworn dutv A 1 u: -1 "f Tho Edinburg Review says Jim Pi.-k has '-the .manners and mind of a butch er." Now we should like to know what the butchers have done, to justify the Scotch periodical in thus grossly insult ing them. dat. s All the British Columbia interior steamers are laid up tor the winter.- '.'. News from Geruiaiseu aud Vitalle creeks, Omineca, continue to excite pub lic interest. Several letters by last ex press confirm previous reports, and rep resent the depth of the diggings at from four to six feet. A special entertainmeut was given at the Theater to-night, the proceeds to go to the "Captaiu Relief Fund." Miss Leo Hudson and Miss Eva West, with the horso "Black Besd," sailed on the 29th for San Francisco via the Sound. A man Darned Thomas Gould a baker, dropped "dead yesterday mcrning in his shop on Johnson street. Gov. Solouiun and suite, of Washington Territory, arrived last evening. ' i " . . From Utaii. The following advices from Pioche City, dated November 23, arc recehed at Salt Lake :. There has been quite an excitement here for the past few davs, regarding the boundary line between Utah and Nevada. The Gov ernment surveying party places the Pioche and Paiissia about three miles in Utah from the State line. If Pioche is in Utah, Thomas Fitch is elected Con gressman from Nevada, as that place gave Kendall a majority of ISO over Fitc.h, which decided the result of t!.e electiou in lavor of the former. Much excitement also exists about mining districts of Shoshone, Smoky Valley aud Pioche. A woman traveling on the cars saw a man in front of her put his bead out of the window, and asked him if he wouldn't keep his head in, as she had a new silk dres on, and she didn't wanted it all spattered over with brains and such stuff. 'Brick Pomeroy" is now entirely out df the New York Democrat. lie sunk 5200,000 of his own money and more of orher.s, and he naturally thinks he should have done better to stick to La Cro-se. Newspaper Chanuk. Mr. W. E. Howell, Sergeant-at-Arms of the House, at the late session of the Legislature, has bought one-half interest in the Salem Mercury. - The first female student in the L'ui versity of Ilelsingfors, Russia a Mi.-s Tschet.huhu has just been accepted as a regunlar attendant upon the lectures. From Moxtasa. Dates to the 2Sth November from Helena, give the follow ing: A man named Oliver Timon was kill ed at Forest City, by the .caving of a bank. It is proposed to remove all Indians from the leservation in Missoula Valley to one on Flathead Lake. John Stanley, confined at Cedar Creek, for murder, after a number of unsuc cessful atteiimts, has at lastescaped. A San Francisco dispatch of Nov. 28th gives this: This alternoou Isaac S. Brokawa aud llobt. Evans, belter kuown as "white beaded Bob," met on Bush street, just above .Montgomery, and Brokawa, drawing aod aiming an army size aelf-cocking revolver, shot 15ob through both thighs, the ball lodging against tho skin of the lft thigh, from wheuct" it was extracted by Dr. Mouscr. The ball did nut appear to have broken the bones, and it was first thought the wound was not likely to be fatal, but at half past six o'clock Bob expired from hemorrhage, the main artery having been severed. It is understood that the difficulty was on account of alleged inti macy with Brokawa's wife. Brokawa was immediately arie.-ted. He was con siderably under the influence of liquor at the time. Both parties have bec i known as sports. Bj'o was from New York and generally known as remarkably quiet, peaceable and well behaved for bis class. Th dim o-. cry bar r-. ci ntly been made that teeth cau l e extracted and Ihcc again replanted. It has been found that in canes of inflammation about the roots fif a tooth, the latter -may be taken ou and scraped, cleaned, aud reinserted, aud made to do duty again. The method of proceduro is to remove the diseased tooth; clean out its cavities, filling them up, after cleaning with, car bolic acid, with cotton wool impregnated with the same ; next to scrape the fangs, but preserving tho mucous membrane about the neck; and, alter bathing it iu a solution of carbolic acid, return it to ils place. The London Lancet says, in speak ing of the process: "Mr. Lyons carried this out iu fourteen cases for Mr. Bole man, with success, in the case of bicu pids and molars, no mechanical appli ances being used to keep the teeth sup ported uutil they become firm." 'A Gorman experimenter has lately dis covered the method of producing the celebrated Chinese gold lacker, his imi tation being entirely successful. His met hod of preparing this substance is to melt two patts ot copal arjd one of shel lac, so as to form a perfectly fi'jid mix ture, and then add two parts of boiled oil. The vessel is then to be removed from tho fire and ten parts of oil of tur pentine gradually added. To improve the eoli;r an addition is made of a solu tion in turpentine of gutta purcha, for 3'ellow, and draggon's blond for red. These are to be mixed insufficient quan tity to give tho desired . ,hade. The Chinese apparently use tin foil to form a ground, upon which the lacker is laid. c::ted, mouth i .sM'.V J2 If y.-ur (uii4uu i tables ouuly. have a t ui-r sir.i...iij. f.. duil, fctupid, de.pondtrof, sleej-y or 'dizzy, I your liver does act, properly, aud j naming win relieve liiict cure you so speedily as Dr. Pierce's Ait. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. It stimu lates all the secretions to action, restores the appetite and unclogs the bowels. As a blood purifier for the cure of Pimples and Blotches on the face Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and. all Scrofulous and Skin diseases it is unequalled. No family should be without it. Sold by druz'jisis. l YERTISEMEN'J S. There aro Oregon an year. 3,280 Good Templars in increase of 1,500 in one "Their Name is Leuion," may be applied to those who die annually of Consumpiion. Science has of late years sensibly diminished the number, and it is gratifying to know that I)r WUtars llalsam nf Wiht Cherry - has created a potent influence in attaining this end. 13 BEOWKSntLE. " A. Wheeler, dealer i:i fancy anil ft:!plo Pry-Goo-.la, Hats, Clothing, Bouts anj Shoes, Groce ries. Crockery, Hardware, Iron aud Steel, Wagon Tiuihor, Plows, Agricultural Implements, etc., etc. Motto "Small profits nn l quick returns." WAR I WAR I WAR I WAR TO THE KNIFE, AND KNIFE TO THE II ILT ! Gen Price Killed. Trust Mortally Wounded. BUT REMEMBER That you can luy all kinds of GROCERIES. PROVISIONS FOR CASH, CHE API. It AT JI. PEABtSOV'S (the young man rom WUcrnsin) Grocery Store, than any place it Albany. For M. PEAltSOX still lives, and is always rea.ly to BUY, .SELL, SWAP Oil DICKElt. ."71. PEAltSOX, HCV26-12 At Ghcadle's old stand. Vicumte Treil'iliard, who was appo'n: cd Minister to the United States by Na poleon jur-t before the outbreak of the late war, arrived in New York by the last S'Juth American steamer. . He tele- j 11. 1 . TT1 .." - 1 . grapnea U cacretary l-isn, ID is saiu, to 1 manufacture I l.y Perry know whether he would be received as ! dene, K. I., lieen bet '.r the representative of the French Govern ment, and wa informed that be would not. He then desired to know whether a telegraph dispatch from ths Paris Gov ernment would insure his reception and official recognition, to which a reply was given that ere lentials by telegraph could net be recognized. While the Crown Princess of Prussia i wis at Hamburg recently, her youngest, j child narrowly escaped being killed. As i h'2 was paesiug down stairs with her j children, the nurse .of the youngest drop, i pel it over the bulustrade It would ' doibticssjjavo broken its ku'l on this; marble ilo-ir below had its clothes not j beto caught by a metal ornament of the j bukistiade. Thus it escaped death, and j almost miraculously. As it has since been found out that the nurse, a French t girl, bad uttered threats that she would j avenge her brother, who had f illen at j Weissebourir. fdie lias been arrested and ' j FOR THUS TV VEABS Has that well-known, standard, and popular rem i edv. I.ivi fc Son, IVovi- j the MiMi-, fiitO iii ihat i t:m . has bcctir.i knuvvik in nil purU i,f tUo worM, I anfl Ut etx need by peo 4? of all nation?. j j It re-imiiis, to-day. that panic jroo'i miI cfil- j 'b;nt remedy. lis wnnderful p nvcr iu roliovinv j ; the most severe pain Ims nevor l-rcn equaled, nnd ! ir hjis e-u-rst'd its? world-ivu.e p pn!;iriry by its in- : ; trinfiii merit. - cuiatlvo iit Las had wide j ' sprVad sale or given such univrrn-il P itistacrion i I The various ills f-r v.hit-h thi Vain KiHer is an j niifji!linr cure, are too well known io require rc- ; j o-ipitu!. ithnx in this :i vei ti-enu-nt. As an cxtcr- j ; nal and iuu rr al Me lieitiC, tho Pain Idler stand i unrivaled. f liircclians acnpij-nf each hot Jo. SyM by all ? I Orir-'trii-t-. " i Pri- o XJ rt?.T 00 rts. find f I i.cr bitt!e uov I ! i !' KIiLIiEl EAVSDSOM, Office, Xo. Hi l'ront .Street, Oil EG OX. ! This 5fao is rjorved for E. W. PIKE, who ' m." ..''"'e to Tita out this week, but will to 1 till be hn. to show or sell next week. I hive only time to sny now that I hove a faree assortni -iit of Rooks, Str.iiorery. Mnnicnl Instru ment?, Sheet Mo.ici P-riotlicalj, Xewspapsrs of nil d ascriptions, Gold Pens. Ac.. Jte. IV V, PIKE, I" Hill's Hr'-V , Firt fret. Albany, Oregon, STovcmbcr II, 1S70-12 NKW TO -DA AGENTS WANTED. Jvist Out, BAHCaOFT'S IVEW JTfAP OF THE PACIFIC STATES, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, B. Columbia, Alaska. Elegantly engraved on copper and Colored in counties. Fifth edition, thoroughly revised and brought down to date 1 h 70. It shows the great Overland Railroad, also tho proposed Northern and Southern Pacific Ilailroads and their connec tions ; also all Railroads completed aud projected iu California and Oregon. Upon the same sheet, on a less scale are the maps of Alaska, aii a complete llailruad map of the United States. No other map can compare with thhj edition in fulIneFs of detail, and beauty and accuracy of ite topography. An enterprise of such uiunitnde and importance as this large and elegant copper plate map, in order to be proiierly appreciated, sliauld be in every office, school-house aud dwell ing. Those wishing an agency should apply im mediately for terms, to " 10wi A. L. BANCROFT A CO.. Publishers, 721 Market street, San l'rolicico, Cal. Discriptive I.i-t CIT1T PKOI'EIITY FOR SALE! STITZEL l UPTON Real Bstatc Sealers, Albany, Ojrn. POHTLA.Vi KEAr. E3TAT3 Special Collector CITY CITY OF AI-BANVi Lot 3, block G Good bouse. Lots 3 nnd 4,' 2 unimproved. Lots 1, 2, 7. 8, l'J Oood house and stable. Lots 5 and fl, " 2 Uood bouse. Lots i and fl, 130 " Lots 1, 2 and 3, " fl "jouse nnd two stables. 9 Lota " CO " IPlcniy of exce llent fruit a desirable homestead Lots G and 7, " 24 Oood house. Lot I, ' 14 " Lot 8, 14 " ' Lots 2 and 3, 3 ". and stable. 3 Lots ' 4 4 " " " Lot 7, 1().J " .'" L't 4, 3 ' Lota 3 and 1, 20 " . C, Lots " in " " ' 9 Lots " t'.O nniniproved cheap. Lots 3 and 4, " 5 " desirable lots. L"t 4, 1S box bou.-e. - 7i acres ;rod tinil'ercd land, one uiilc from Albany, in ISnton coonty. Ten lltjnite.id Lc.t.-i, fl acres each, milu north of Albany Fjrry, at $120 each. For particulars apply to J. C. MFADKMIALI,, Iteal Instate Agent, OSioe in Parrish Lrii lc, Albany, Oregon. 40 DSALSE. :f Claims, :id KA.ST 1'ORT- i n vest i-i tion or d e rod . anl v!t-.nlI tiu iu aii j.arli t.f the other Mrs Leggett, of Indiana, got a divorce on-Friday.. On Saturday she legged it to the parson's and was married. It is estimated that the yield of wheat in Uitter Root valley, Montana, this year, is 20,000 bushels, and oats 40, 000. m Goose Iai;e. Dr. Greenman arrived in the town this week, from a four weeks sojourn at Goose Lake. lie reports the weather unusually mild, stock looking well, aud farmers happy, prosperous and content. Jacksonville Sentinel. Tt is announced that the man Shultz alia I3ardinaa, the bold robber who kept the Portlandites so long in deadly fear, has been arrested by the Sheriff of Siski you county, California. He will be brought to Portland for trial. The Salem Farmer estimates the wheat crop of Oregon the ptesent year at ten per cent, greater than that of la.t. 7. I . . There are uioa cases of small pox in two families on the Yamhill, fifteen mile below the Grande Rondo Agency. J The Statesman gives ao account of a og which beat the railroad in a race of a mile and a half. , ; The desert chip baa beeo found 45 miles southwest of Dos Palmas station, in the Cabazore Desert. It is said to be 200 feet long, bowsprit and stern above the sand. ' t The President of Colombia demands five thousand dollars from the British Government, for the murder of the Alcalde in the not of Zoboga and by this act alone have proven thjt they arc not trustworthy public servants ViCTOuiA Markets.- The Victoru Standard oi Nov. 23d gives the following quotations: Best brands of flour, 88 50 8 -75 ; bacon 24c j lard, firm at 25 eggsi fitfarce at 45 c; butter, 45o ; bats ifif c $i id ; , wneat, si iV(l 0 appiej. gl o02 box ; . chickens, Tery searce at $4 50 dozen." , . r. r - - Monthly . CoNCEaT, Xh Monthly Concert of the 31. E. Sabbath School Of this city will transpire at that church to morrow afternoon at halHpast two o'clock All e.A inwwitA fj, n i A ... ' - ' - Paris Dl-kinotiik Siege. SpiriJon, ! the able correspondent of the IJowtou Saturday Evening Gazette, thus pictures ! the present condition of the Parisians in his last letter, forwarded from there by ball ou conveyance : There is something odd io finding oue's-self cooped up iu Paris, shut out of communication with all the world a silk worm iu his bolt cocoon no foreign newspapers, no letters from home or friends, aud expecting everj night a meteor iu the shape of a bomb. The Germans are ail around us. They are in force everywhere. Paris is otic great camp. The peal of the drum, aud the clangor of the bugle, the tramp of men, the rattle of artillery, ammunition, or other military wagons, the hammering of carpenters as they build ambulant-, are the only sounds heard by day. At night tlic booming of cannon, whose peal is muffled by distance, and toward daybreak the irregular rattle ot musketry, mitrail leurcs, quickly followed by the tramp of soldiers marching to the scene of conflict and as they go chanting soiuo wild revo lutionary sonjr, to silencs reflection in the phautasma, the horrid dream which v in the most martial breast precedes battle's first motion. The streets are, from morn ing till atiight, 'filled with people. Trade of all sorts is at an end, and the French are delighted to gad about. There are knots everywhere around amateur strat egist, amateur politicians, itinerant sen sation mongers, etc. Few people wear plain clothes everybody is solacing him self with tho fume of the Virginia nar cotic. The cafes were never so full ; the people seem tosay : "Why husband this money? If we shall not be dead to-morrow, ruined we shall be !" Julian & Clement, proprietors of the hotel at Panama, who were charged with setting fire to their premises snd -caus ing the great fire six months since, have been tried and acquitted. i " When the cold wind blows, take care of your nose that it don't get froze, and wrap up your toes in warm woolen boso. Tho above, wo suppose, was written io prose, by some oue who knows the effect of cold cuows. : ; . .-. .. -;.-;- The Other nicrht n "enlien Juistor " while pitching a "Saratoga" into a car, had all of his teeth knocked out by the Irnnl. .ll! I . . jailing uac on Illm. i Nearly every house in Dallas is occu pied and the schools are in a flourishing condition. . - One divoree was the most important busmees transacted by the Yamhill Court at its last session. ... 1, v'WtyVM-gaiBod 120 in habitants during the past summer,' and housesaud. budges . are , boing," .apidly An Owyhee paper says: It is believed by srany tint thu. disembodied spirit of .John C Holir.ifc who was killed during the vhariot KStnore war ol l.GS hat; its abode" in the old fic-erted chambers of the thine, which lie died in uefetniisiir. j Not long since a Chariot miner saw what he termed Huigate's ghost standing in a dat k passage near tho boundary line between the two mines. The gh-s: ly lip.s moved as if speaking, and the thin bony hanu beckoned the observer to ap proach, lie felt his hair titanding on end, and turned and fled, reaehinir his corny anions in the t-topc more like a iihost than a live being. Others ht:vc seen the name apparition, a:id declare to be either Ho! ate oi bis "host. A Uirre r.momit of LAM) Prop'-rfy IV-r Snl-.. Al?o. IMPR'lVKD rAll.MS CTiitivjted LANDS. I.;,. . c State. Iiivt-firioi-ts in 1;i;aI, ESTATE and 1' lit iJLll f , m.-i-itf ;r c ri-i:n-iul..ri::?. CLAIMS of ail description ?"".mpt!v collectc 1 li'USK.S end Tj".!i:s l-:i.-c l. Ail kiuds of l'in:i!K i.-.l mid (j- ncra! Agency busi 1k' trrtnt-iictcd. Paiti-.- havitif l-'.MLM PltopETY P-r f a" will .lta.-v fitruistt . -i i; : im ? .f the same to the AGENTS OF TiilS OFJ-TCK. in each .r do j riucii.al CITIErf and T iV.'NS of iiiii STATE, fja-.e ltTO-tf. J. Q l.2."' TS"iOKATO.?i, TTURNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW "S. OrnoK Xo. Ill Firt et. hut-vcen Mcr risiiii ,-.nd Al i. r. oppesiie the Occidental Hut. 1, lurtlui-ni, Oregon. Vi'il! pr.'.ctite ia ;t!ia Superior and Inferior Couits of the Jft.rt-, ami in t:.e Jiialrict Ktld Cir cuii Ctmri of iba I oit it .-stales, giving "pccial at tention 1 1 ti.e. coU.-rtiiiii 01 K.'liti in alt. .at of Ofjien, and tj obtaittiti di.. Inr-e." ia Batik rupf . y, which, sinef the bi-t unietuiiui t to the law, may bo obtained Ir. iu li d. !:. c.uritr.i' ted li i r t' January 1-a, lui., nith-iit regard to the per eentaa wbi-h the ..-e.':s may Gnally pay. Ntvtiu!it-r 1'ti, 2370-li!v3y EP. SAGi-'S j) tnl,r at Settle, per ncknif. CAT A HI me.rs l'ruz rtorc. t. KE.MEKY. F.-r Price. iOo 10-vl 4"VTL! "ILl OIL! Atreluced 9 Rettletneir's rnt- priecs, at Store, iz r Uevde's Coal Oil, bv the eau 75 til cal. Lard Oil, rotailuTl at $2 121 " And evervibing tdoe in proportion. 10v3 G. t SETTLKM E tit. riIIKOLINE Tho best thing ever offered to t'ac puldie fr eradicating grease spots from sill::, clearing kill by IOi-'S give,vU Irvit.. 1-orsale G. I. SETTLEMEIft. . l . W LOOM OUT FOR THE GARS ! THE CARS A!;i: COMING INTO "the ciij, L.iid iy is iLo TOiS3 TO NELL I : raiiii; i.oo ??aclii!5e Age lie j". THE GREAT 1LQ0D PURIFIER. We suppose Li the best stories of ; The reason why there was so little re peating in Netv York City on election day, was that over five thousand warrants bad been prepared for the arrest of men known to be guilty of frauduleut regis tration. The repeaters who heretofore had it all their own -way, hung in sullen erowds around the polls, but most of them had too much prudence to try their old game. The result was that in the Wards heretofore most infamous fjr frauds the .Democratic vole fel nearly one-half. , BaooMS. Mr. 1). Belding, as will be seen by card elsewhere, has appointed Messrs. Blain, Young Sc Co., General Agents for tho sale of the brooms man ufactured by him. It is ouly necessary for us to say that tho broom made by Mr. Belding is tho best broom ever sold iu Oregon, and is afforded at the , lowest price consistent with a fair ptofit. Pehsosal. lid. Palmer left us on Wednesday for a short visit to friends in San Francisco ; Our old friend Charley Monteith is expected here from San Francisco in a few week's. ' A letter from Charley Gay informs us that he Is located in East Portland, and is ' prospering. Hero's our royal American sy", Charley. . - Harry Godlcy is very sick we have not learned whether considered danger- 4 ous or not,; , . , , odd ! incidents in te catccr of mt meters are i told by cletgjmen themselves. Ima.ine j yourself listening to a grave Methodist ! j readier w ho spoke of having once j passed a ni;l!t at a rough house in the j country, aud just b?fure going ti b-d, i suggested the rcadiug of a chapter in the j Bible and r.im':ly prayer. The man in j the house, alter a hasty seaicli, could find ouly a cinj-le of torn leaves of the good book, which he laid on the table, with the remark : . "I really t'idu'l know 1 was so near out of a Bible." Our readers, whenever their ft'K-k of Bibles, or other books run low, should send to Hunter & Co., Hinsdale, 11. for their catalogues. They supply and mail, ptepaid, at the very lowest prices. Books, Novels, Sonii Books, Albums, Colored Pictures, Photographs, Notions, and everything of the kind. Special attention given to supplying Scientific, Medical and Miscellaneous Works. Catalogues free. This firm was established in 1800, docs the largest business in iti line of any -Louse in America, and U perfectly reliable in all respects. Give, tlmm a trial. The Bed BiufT Imlcj-cmh-nt says that cold weather has driven tho deer from the mountains to the valleys. Several have been seen within two or three miles of town. Bear are also rjuito numerous in the foot hills this -winter. This is taken by a great many as signs of a vcy severe winter. t'KN'iS per don-. ri5-;iil I lirin; Ca.h tt,- a are paying J'OliTY Onsli or i e'p t'.i-t may be" offered fur the S5ay to Come ! ;r li'ilJ.-; nnd rxhane them for 0.S for all the fr. nt st Tcsa ADJOINING .M. I'M ARSON'.-? o-ry t't.m: lr.s beeiv ncatlv fitted un bv miner : t-earson, : tnj purjtvsj of exJibitiu iov alc the Oucfcfye Shuttle Scivisig; jlafblcc! sue ojijy low-p-.ieed H-ens-jd s--:nj niacUine that make- I lie 2 T. aioe "lock n .iicli," and wliicli in .-oitl f .r jil'j. Warrutitu.) to 4 a!l kind o! work, on tina or O'-arrfo goo Is, r.s rcll :i ;;i:V muchittc iu the market. Ladies are -ti :-t.d t tail and e m;iciiine before p-iridiusinx I jeeinLc-r Vi on ; Goo;i? at I: . I lti7"-15.f ' fxuiiiiiie the Ruckc. i tils v.-hcrc I F.evrybidy buys tbc Ruckoye S--wiit Maehiue J 1 r;feret;ee t i any ether, who docs mt iir.-t gn j to ayiiht?, se'im bopm ir hi-h-prb e l uiHcbiocs. !Vir advb-e, and suffer thi iusclves to be imposed ui-on. t'uice and av-e f-r voun-eif. ! MINER & PEARSON, ! General Areata for the State !" O i o. Patroi.izc II , me S'atsufartitres t F3 C? n f' fi Pi At X-oitls.i ntl CP rice HAVING GOXli the ujauufa.-'Uiro ALL GRADES LAKG1ILV INTO - j DilOOMSl GF :S - A penis' wanted in every town nnd county in f e Male, to whom n liberal rnmmisst-'ii will be allowed. Jt-Sf A'l 't-tlers dircet-d to illXElt A PEARSON, nov2fl-l2 . Atbanv, Oregon. A letter in the AHgiinein?. Zeitimg notices the difficulties under which the government of Lorraine by the Germans is carried on. A police commissioner, who has thirty villages under his control, has to make a daily circuit of IS or 20 miles, and can go nowhero without an escort of Uhlans. I ora prepared to furnish th as good !rooiu as an he "btaiii'.vl '-n ti e eoaat, at Portland prices. Criers solicited. Ad Iross oil ordcr to IILAiTii. VOL'XCI & CO., tier erst Aleuts, Alb.icv. Orojron. v. i). uE(.Dixa. Albany, Peeerabsr 3, 137t-13v ESTAfllUlSlIIiU IN 1S5G. lien si r Sic-:? el ! : rpK post oi itci; at i.ei:anx wilt. 5. bs opfo for ti.e delivery o'. mails fioin eijrht o c! n k to nine iu themnruinx on Siindnys, ai'ter Vvllicll timo it will hi; l.rtininttv- ...il wm Oregon public wi-b j remain elosed until Monday miiriiinj.' I'a-rtios t i.-hiti.tr mail come during ihvmnil hour or they Kt!l nut be accommodated. S. 11. CLAt (iHTON, p. jr. Lebdiion. Noveuiber ;';, l'?7tl-!2.4w BE A L E U IN EVERY VARIETY OF .Miscellaneous Book?, School ICioks, Rlank livHiks,-Stationery, ie. Rooks imported to erder al siiort notice. Al'.any, Oieon, December 3, 1S70. Of the 20,000 horses captured at Se dan and elsewhere the best have been picked out and pupulied to tho German t Waterloo. artillery nnd cavalry. 7 These include i fweot Homo .jiuii ie' iiiuu iil.i oi o ei liic e u v - NOTIOli ' ' TO Til K - TAX PAYERS OF LINN COUNTY. . UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW now in force relating to ihe collection of tuxes, all taxes are required to bo paid within thirty days after tiie days appointed for meeting the tax paver? iu tho several prociacts, and all taxes not paid within that, time ore liable to costs as upon execution and that is one dollar aud three per cenl. from each person. 1 will, there f re, iu pursuance of law, meet tho tax payers of Lion County at their respective places of voting, ia each precinct, ou the following days, to-wit : . , Monday, December 19 1'UIH.IC SAI.K, FT-R-STANT TO ORDER, op TJ!B.' CI li eu it C urt of the State of Oregon for l.iun c..in:t.v, it the O. tober Term, 1F70. the ridlowiiig real prcp.-rty of tlietstolo of Lewis Cli'irchiil, liec'd, lat" of said county, -will be sold at -public out! ry. to the biTicst bidder, at the Couit House door iu the city of Albany iu sa:al county, ou Saturday, the 3!st of December next," vh : Fractional X. hall'oftho N. W. jr. of Sec. 112, and small traction in S. W. corner of S. W. or. of See. 2.), Tp. 12 S. R. ; W. of . M'iUami tte .M., ii;taiutng f t$i".ltl0 acres mure or le.. Also fr.-.i tional part of Lot N . -1, Iiloik N". 10. in the said city of Albany, having a r ntnge of 25 foet I rout .-tree I , oinmem iu 2j feet f rom tho H. E. corner of iaid 111 ek, and a depth or 110 feet, tot thcr nUli tlio improvements tbereou tho same being subject to dower. TEH MS Gold coin el the I'. S., hall in hand and the rcfi Ilia in f.ur uictiths. with imcrcst. se cured by u'te and ni-ii tac i n the premises. Ry order of Court,. KDWARD R. UEARY. Novcbc-24, lS70-12w-l ' Keicr-e. Au Infallible blood f t'nirirn, poc&e&ft ln3 rare toxic and AERVisc properties a certain euro for unrin trisn, covt, itcuniLGiA, and all kindred Diseases. It completely restores the system when Im paired by disease, revives the action of tho KIDXEYS mm CESIML OSIGAHS, radi cally cures scnertiLA, snavr anna, and all eruptive mmm cirrnEoim Die. ease, elves immediate and permanent relief in DTsrersia, EsnrsiiPEtvAs. Tumors, Holla, Scald Head, Ulcers and Sores: eradi cates from the system all traces of Mercurial Disease. It is rvncLV vccctable, being mad from an Uerb found indigenous in Caiihnto, It Is therefore peculiarly suitable for use by Females and Children, as a BLOOD ri'sil. FlESt ui aESOVlT.a. Tor SU by all OruggisU. PED t KaTQet. UOSTETTCH & CO. AGENTS, D20 and S31 Market Street, . San Francisco, V f ? $ - f LATEST EVIDENCE S in CI' KI3 . THAT CO UCS IS ! PS I THE Bb3sT Ii EMEDY ! Every day brings s trouj; proof of the groat value. "of this " ' Pcio.. Franklin L'utru.. Santinra i T-clianon airy, and heavy animals for t he artillery. The - Barbary horses of the African troops, excellent as they are, are deemed too sm-ill for the Prussian cavalry." Tho official vote lor Governor in South Carolina is as follows : Scott (Rep ), 85,07 1 ; Carpenter ( Bern . 5 1,637, Re publican majority, S3, 534. Indianapolis is tho leading city of Indiana. Its population ; ia -40,b'3G ; pain of 23,325 io ten years ; or about 125 per cent. It is one of the greatest railway centers in tho world, and that has. given it prosperity and . such rapid growtn. t Tuesday, 2't "iV.e Incsdav, " 21 Thursdav," " 22 ...M'.n.t!iy, s ..Tuesday, " - 27 -Wednesday, " 2S Thursday, " 29 Friday,' 7.0 Saturday " 81 Tuesday, January 3 Wednesday " 4 Thursday, " 6 FrTdnv, " 6 Saturday, " 1 Monday, " ; 0 R. A. 1RV1NK, Sheriff, and Tax Collector for Linn Co., Oregon December 3, 1870. -. I South Brownsville" North Brownsville Sand Ridse.. Harrisburs ... Harrisbnrg Peoria Orleans Albany... ,.., Syracuse f -Tnkc Notice. l 11 PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES A indebted to R. CHEADLK CO.. by nKo or book-ttccouut, will please settle the .owe by the 1st of January. 1871. By so doing they will save "'i- Cash o, rroduee '"l. f aeeount or note. CHbAl.'lL. i v. . . Nov. 19, 1870-11 tTS-irgalEvs WIArcd ! IROM AND AFTER THIS DATE I WILL sell my entire stock of Dry. Goods, Fancy Goods, Glotliinj. A. t. KMHBOIDKHY, I: I v.. i x in e u t : to close out. Thore is no jiii'take about this, as I am determined t close out cntir ly in- these lines, aud will positirelv sell at firt cost. . i ; N. R. All persoas knowing thcmselveslndebt ed to me, aro requested to maao immediate pay ment. All accounts due and unsetilod SO days from this date, will be pat in the bands of aal officer for collection This is positive, as I mean 'business.' Nor. 19, '70-11 J. QRADWOIIL. ATTENTION. IJERKONS WISIIINO GOOlbS AT jtJAR gains, for .... , .- Caahor Trade,. should give us a eall and eee for tl cmoelvo-i, a. we will give frreat iduecmoets for tho next Siit v ,D a.y.s j on all coods on band now. , Xev. 9, 1S70, P.. CHEATLE f. d. LUNG B 132 Wert Dr. P. Meredith, Dcntiyt, ot5cc No. Sixth street, states as follows : CisriKXATi. October 1, 1S69. Me.sr. J. N. HARRIS & CO. (Knls t Abeut one year ao I look a cold which s. tiled on my lane'. A lioleut enugh was th? consequence, whieh increased with scvirity. I expectorated Ur'c tjuantitics of phleu and matter. During tho last winter I became so much reduced that I was confined to my bed. The disease was attend cd with cold chills aud niht-sweats. A diarrhoea set in. ,My friends- thought 1 was iu the last stasres of eoiifumpti-. n, and could not possibly get well. I was recommended lv try .A-llen's XxifrX5alHiTX The formula was given lo-mc, which induced ma to give it a trial, and I will only add that my., cough is entirely cured, and I ra now able to at tend to my business u. usuel. p1'0.'! All afflicted witlf Cnujh or any Throat or Long trouble should uso Allen's Lung Balssm without delay. J. N. HARRIS Jt CO., Pole Proprietors. Cincinnati, Ohio. . " : caiitiox - Do not be deceived you who want a good med- . iciue. and desire "Alens ItHHff Unlxam." Do not allow unprincipled dealers to sell you a prepara tion called Allen's IVetoral RhIskui see that you gel ALLEN'S LINO BALSAM, and yon will hnve the bef t Cough remedy offered to the public and one that will ive you laliEiUt-tioo. - FOR SALE BV REDING TOM, H0STETTER &. CO., 52SI & 531 MarKet-st., San Franoieo, Cal., Agents for California ani Pacific, State. norS . refold by nit Dr-.i2i5;tj.-np 9 7B Mr Sai mil luti con vrh tho Ma vai Vw till! I re'1 i l wii fj law t d" 4 Ms f tin l'a bu ch J ji Ti dil ali. itij if, in; th utt pi ne an of Til an ca TI fo o A VII th th CO i -! ce al tl tl I is il 11 tl V 1 - lA