SATURDAT, EEBRUA11Y 18, 1871
Subscribers findi
Council Proceeding's.
ing au 2E after their name will
AiBisr, Feb. 14, 1871.
Council met and was called to ordor by the
Mayor. AU tbe menOrs present. Minutes of
previous meeting read and approved.
lominitteo to dram oramHnco w open ..street,
NEW TO-DAY.
understand that their subscription expires wiii ) itween First street and tUo Willamette river
that number, and they are invited to renew their
wnmoij, terms 3 per annum, in advance
ix months, $2 ; three months, $1.
asked further time to report, which was granted.
0OCAL AFFAIRS
Hex. E. L. Applegatr's LECi-rus.
On Monday night,' as announced last week,
lion. E. L. Applegate delivered his great histor
ical tectnro entitled, "The Koreish Mohammed
and Al Koran," at tho Court House in this city,
the proceeds to innure to tho Albany Collegiate
Institute. A very good audience was in attend-
-nco not as large, however, as we hoped and
expected to see, or as the merits of the lecture de
mandedand from the strict attention given to
the lecturer throughout we should judge they
were all amply repaid for the time and money
thus spent. Having devoted thirty years of his
life to literary matters, Mr. Applegate comes be
fore an audience with a miAM well stored with
f?t9.' mB n" !' coininand of language, his
inimitable gestures, manner and style of delivery,
are so unique, so entirely different from the "or
thodox" style, that he at once enlists the whole
and undivided attention of his entire audience.
We believe that ninety-nine men out of every hun
dred who have heard Mr. A. lecture, wonld give
him the preference over any other they have yet
heard on the Pacific coast. We are sorry that
we have not space at this time for a fuller and
more complete notiee of this excellent lecture. Ia
the hands of Mr. Applegate the subject nuder dis
cussion assumed an entire now phase, and was
clothed with an interest that hitherto we had en
tirely failed to discover. Wo believe Mr. A's
"heavy suit" is lecturing, and he will fail to do
his whole duty if he does not devote at least a
portion of his time to it.
At the request of frtends and admirers, Mr.
Applegate consented to deliver a lecture at the
Congregational Church, on Tuesday evening, on
he subject of-'The Book of Job It origin and
Doctrines." bnt the audience being small, owing
to the stormy weather and other causes, the lec
ture was not delivered ; Mr. A., however, treated
those present to one of his charming and most
entertaining "talks," of probably an hour's du
ratiun, giving a general outline of the subject as
he would hare treated it had the lecture been delivered
AS ORDINANCE
To impose and regulate licenses in the city of
Albany.
The city of Albany docs ordain as follows :
Section 1. That no person, firm, company or
corporation, shall be engaged in, prosecute or
carrv on. anv tmrlA ..- r . -
Bills of Webber and Fox presented, and refer- , in the limits of the citv of Alhmv. WSnJw
red to proper committee. , ment loncd -and described, until he, she or they
Committee reported favornWy ou the bill of shall have obtained a license therefor in the
A. Parker Co., and on motion an order was : manner hereinafter provided.
drawn on the Treasurer for tho amount. ' See. 2. That every person, Grm, company or
Committee rcportca tavoramy on uw itujio-i- , vrpuraiion required by this ordinance to obtain
mo west a license to eucacru in uv rH -
reet, ; profession for wbich a license is required bv this
ordinance, shall pay to the City Treasurer such
sum or sums as hereinafter provided ; thereupon
with the receipt of the City Treasurer, which
receipt shall set forth tho kind" of business for
which license is desired, they shall apply to the
City Recorder, who shall issuo a license to the
parties applying in accordance with tbe receipt
of the Treasurer.
See. 3. That if any person or persons shall
exercise or carry on any trade, business or pro
fession, or do any act hereinafter mentioned for
the exercising, carrying on or doing of which
trade, business or profession a license is required
by this ordinance, without takiug out such license
as in that behalf required, he, she or tbey shall,
on conviction thereof before the Recorder, for
every such offense, besides bcinjr liable to the
payment of the tax, be subject to imprisonment
a term not exceeding twenty days, or a fine net
exceeding one uunuxea dollars, or uotn, one
moiety of such fine to the use of the city, tho
other moiety to the use of the person who shall
give information of tbe fact whereby said fine was
incurred.
See. 4. That in every license to be taken out
under or by virtue of this ordinance, shall be
contained and- set forth the purpose, trade, busi
ness or profession for which such license is grant
ed, and the name and place of abode of the
i person or persons taking out the same if by a
j peddler, whether authorized to travel ou foot or
Iwith one, two, or more animals, tho time for
which said license is to run, and the date or time
of granting such license : and every person
exercising- or carrying ou any trade, business or
profession, or doing any act for whieh a license is
lion t build sidewalk, commencing on
side of Calipooia, at the junction of North strc
tbonce along the north si Jo of Jiintti to terry
street, to be six feet wide ; thence from Ferry
street along tho south side of Ninth to the east
;.! r T.oi.n. thence south to the depot, to be
eight feet wide. On motion the report was
adopted, the sidewalk ordered as above specified,
and property-holders on said streets given twenty
days from date to complete the same.
Council proceeded to vote on Bill No. 3. The
ayes and nays being ordered, the Bill passed the
Council unanimously.
Moved that the Marshal be ordered to move all
crosswalks from the north side of Ninth street
to the south side of the same, and in all eases
where the sidewalks are eight feet wido the
crossings shall be six feet wide. Motion prevail
ed. Resolution offered to give the city printing ta
Coll. VanCleve. lleferrcd to Committee ou Ac
counts and Current Expenses.
Moved that a copy of ordinance No. 3 be fur
nished tbe Albany Register, and a similar copy
to the State Jtiyktt Democrat, for publication.
Motion prevailed.
Moved that the Rec irder be instructed to ad
vertise in tbe city papers for sealed proposals for
furnishing material for crosswalks and for build
ing and graveling the same said proposals to be
opened at the next regular meeting of the Coun
cil, Feb. 23, 1871. Motion prevailed.
Moved that the Treasurer be instructed to
report the financial condition of the city at the
next meeting of tbe Council. Motion prevailed.
Resolution offered to appoint Ueorje Weller
night watch in place of the present incumbent.
Ttirl. itnnted. and referred to Committee on
Health and Police. required shall, on demand of any city officer.
Moved that George Weller bo appointed Road j produce such license, and unless he shall, do so
Supervisor for the citv. Referred Committee , may be taken and deemed to have no license ;
on Streets and Publie Properly. 1 and a case any peddler snail retuse to produc
Council adjourned to meet on Tuesday, Feb
21st, at the usual hour.
N. B. HrMPIIRET, Kec.
Thb Cattx Plagce. Several of our citizens
have lost valuable cows, in the last few days, as
well as young cattle. ; Cattle that were apparent
ly in good health in the evening, were found dead
ia the morning. No opinion has been advanced
as to the cause of this sudden fatality.
Sox-expLonirt Ecrosexi Lamps. Mr. D.J.
Quimby, of Marstcn A Qnimby, Portland, Gen
eral Agents for Oregon, Washington Territory"
"uu - oiumoia, lor me saie oi ue on-ex- TB ExccB8loa gCSDAT. The railroad excur-
plosive Kerosene Lamp, has been canvassing the j f ian to Eajlt VortUnd from this city on Jast Sun
dry ior orueri tor mis new lamp. At lias oecn : . , i-.,t.,.-fi, nnmbor
claimed for these lamps und tbe claim is backed j of our people, and we suppose they enjoyed the
by voluntary testimony of the best men of tho ' trip.
East, where they have been thoroughly tried j CiTr Matters. We ca'1 special artention to
that they are perfectly non-explosive ; that it , the proceeding of t'. e Citv Couac'd as published in
his or her license when demanded by any city
officer, said officer may seize tbe animals, wagon
and contents, or pack, bundle or basket of any
person so refusing, and hold the same until the
license is produced.
See. 5. That in every case where no more
than one of the pursuits, employments or occu
pations hereinafter described shall be pursued or
carried on in tho same place by the same person
at the same time, license must be taken out for
each according to the rate prescribed.
See. 6. Xhat no auctioneer shall be authoriz
ed, by virtue of his licet.se as such auctioneer, to
employ any other person to act as auctioneer in
his behalf, except in his own store or warehouse,
or in his preseuco. Tha provisions of this sec
tion shall not apply to judicial or executive
officers making auction sales by virtue or any
chandise, grading streets or highways, canting
earth, ballast, lumber, coal, wood, water, or goods j
of any description, or sprinkling streets, for hire,
donation, or contract, within the limits of the
city, shall pay a quarterly license of five dollars
for each vehicle drawn by one animal, and for each
additional animal used in drawing such vehicle,
the additional sum of three dollars. The owner
or driver of vehicles conveying passengers or mer
chandise, or any thing as above mentioned, shall
place the number of his vehicle as named in his
license, upon each side of his vehicle in a con
spicuous place, in a neat and legible manner, in
figures of not lees than one and a half inches long,
and of proper proportionable width, said numbers
shall not lie changed while the said vehicle is sub
ject to the payment of a municipal license. If
any person snail drive, or permit to be driven any
vehicle over which he has control, without being
duly licensed, and bearing the number affixed as
herein directed, he shall be subject te the pains
and penalties prescribed in Section three of this
Chapter. And every person owning any vehicle
which shall be used for the purpose of transport
ing goods or merchandise of any description, re
ceived, owned, or sold by said owner, or shall be
used in transporting goods or merchandise, be
loging to other persons without hire, shall pay a
quarterly license of three dollars for each of said
vehicles drawn by one animal, and an additional
sum of two dollars for each additional animal
used.
13th. Wharfingers, shall pay a quartarly li-
cvusu wi ieu uoiiars. Any person wuo Has cuarge
of any wharf or dock within the city limits, and
whose business it is to receive, and take charge
of goods, waaes aud merchandise, or articles of
any kind, or description, for the purpose of ship
ping the same on board of any vessel, steamboat.
or water craft, shall be deemed a Wharfinger un-
uwr luis oruinance.
Sec. 10. It shall be the dntv of the Citv
Marshal, to prosecute all persons violating this
ordinance, ana in au cases of conviction, he (ball
receive in addition to his usual fees, the sum of
tive dollars, to be taxed as costs of suit, provided
tne sain sum be collected from the offender.
' See. 11. The City Recorder shall, on the first
day of each quarter, report ia writing to the City
Marshal, a list of all licenses which have during.
or at the close of the quarter expired, and have
not been renewed, and of all licenses issued our
ing the quarter. .
Sec. 12. All ordinauees heretofore passed con
flicting with this ordinance, are hereby repealed.
Passed the Council, Feb. 14th, 1871. Approv
ed, Feb. 11th, 1871.
N. II. CRANOR, Mayor.
Attest : N. B. IIcmphkey, Recorder.
A Great Bargain.
THE FARM KNOWN AS "FARMOtJNT
Lake" is offered for sale at $10,000 in coin
$4,000 in hand, and the remainder in six equal
annual payments, with interest from date. The
tract Is in good shape, being nearly asquare, con
taining about 600 acres ot rich soil ; aud is diver
sified with forests vast, fair lawns, lordly oaks
and willows sitting by the lake, the woodland and
prairie so alternating as to muke it one of the
most attractive places in the Slate. It is situated
on the west side of the Willamette river, within
half a mile of Albanv, which is known as being
in th heart of tbe best arrricultural bortion of
judgmeut or decree of any court, nor public sale j Oregon. The location is heal. hful. It has a good
stone quarry, about 100 acres under fence, a two-
this number of our iiapr : also, to the ordinance
iu relulio.i to licenses, passed by that boily at its
last meet-ng.
re:e.Hs of i'. lecture of
ben li( of A1 n.'V Collegi
weoa $o0 alo $70 quite a
A I.IFT. The net
Mr. Av.plcgaic fur ib
t? I risi'titie, c.o e
kit.
Ntw AnVF.RTisKMF.STsi. -See a: reitu .he s-.'V-eiil
new advertisements tuat .-ppcri' elsewhere ia
our eolunios tins morning-, tl-cy may be of more
iutcrest than tor tbiok.
gives twit e as much lirht as an ordinary lamp;
that it use's 3 per cent, less oil than other lamps j
that it gives out no bad odor, even when turned
down v't-rv low. flnd tb:it beincr tnnde of KrR. it !
will laM a liie-time. These are only a few of tbe
advantages hts lainp pt-hsesses over others, hot we
should think tueni suiiicient to create a large de
mand for the lamp. Mr. Quim'oy informs us tiut
be has received a iarjre number of orders from
this ciiy, wUieb win ke tilled soon Know
ing tbe danger iueurrci by tbe uso of ordinary
lamps, lue great amount of property destroyed and
valuable lives lost aniuaily by their use, certain
ly people everywhere will hail tbe advent of a
new buruer that is not ouly entirely safe.but cheap
er and ettcr in every respect, than those now
common y 11 n,e. r. yinmoy wui oe piease.. j Goo(j Xenn-lar oraniza.iou of this city.
Messrs. Marsten A Uuimbv have appointed
Mcs;rs. lllain, Vming A Co., their agents for this
city, wlicre a supply of t"e lamps wili hereafter be
kept."
l:oa Salk. Oueol the fine-t farms in Benton
county . jn.-r across tbe Willamette river from
this eiiy, containing six hundred and sixty,
acres, is ofTere-i f-r sale by Hon. J. Quinn Thorn
ton. The improvement aie of the very best, and
Good Templars. Tuesday u
thirteen new memler3 w
r oi last week
iaiviated into tin
1
Dissolve!!. "t be parin.-rsu.ii
ing between J. Onion Ti.iomtO!i
heretofore i-xis't-au.l
Ja-prAV.
Jobuson, has been disaoive-i.
Wasted. A girl to do gener.d housework.
For particulars appl
this orlice.
I' iuanrial aud Cummel cial.
the soil rieh.su-ceptible of tbehibest cultivation
Tiie-e is c rtainly, at the figures at waicn it is of
lered for sale, a grat bargain in the '"Farmount
Lake" property, and any one desiring to invest
in property that is yure to double in value ia a
very short spaieof time, should- look at this
place. Read the advertisement elsewhere.
Ktv Ct.OTHi.VG Storb. Mr. Nathan Banm,
Wells, Forgo A Co.'s agent at this city, started
for San Fraucisco on the steamer of the 15h, frm
Portland, where he will lay in a spleudefa'ort
xnent of men's and boy's clothing, gentle men's
underclothing, etc., etc. selected with special ref
erence to this market. If you want the
latest styles at the lowest rates, await his return.
He will occupy the corner store in the new ltr.c
istkr Building.
Not to be Rested. Sheriff Irvine informs us
that an order of the County Court instructs him
to refuse to let the court room for lectures, shows,
or any kind of performance where an admission
ia demanded, in tbe future. To lectures, meet
ings, ete., where no admission is demanded, the
court-room will be free to all alike, when not oc
cupied. -
Tiiaxks. Mr. Comm. Secretary of the Albany
Library Association, handed us note the other
day, which contained the information that we had
to-en elected an honorary member of the Associa
tion. For the honor conferred, the officer and
members of the Association have our thanks, and
heartiest wishes for the success of the nndertak
' ing. , i
Br. T. Ixstallattox. The following named
persons were installed as officers of Western Star
Lodge I. O. G. T., of this city, on last Tuesdav
evening t W. C. George, W. C. T. ; R. Fox. W.
8. ; W. P. Caviness, WAS. ; N. Wright, WT.;
Wm. Beach. WFS. ; J. B. Wade, WM. j Ella
Rideout, WDM. ; Lucinda Ritter. WIG. ; II.
Griffin, WOO.; C. W. Todd, WC. ; Carrie
" Adams, RH3. ; Alice Griffin, LUS.
Gold reruaiusat 11 lj. Currency 90
90.
i San Fraucisco luarketa show nochaage.
; Flour U quoted at S" 757 25; wheat
very qaiet at 2)($'2 40, mitlevs hold-;
i Toi fir lower raics; while farmers gene
! raily are uuir mori and are thru in
ibeir jiosii-lon. i
Our uia.kets aliow no change. A
fiist-class aruole of butter readily com
mands 37 ic, though SOc is the market
quotation. Wheat remains at SI, with
few sales.
MARRIED.
At the residence of the bride's father in Browns
ville, February 12th, 1871, by Rev. J. II. Roork,
Mr. Leander Kirk aud Mis3 Margaret A. Evens
all of Linn county, Oregon.
Smallpox hub Scio. We learn that Mr.
- Hubbard Bylne, living some seven miles cast of
Scio, baa been down with tho smallpox, resulting
in the loss of one eye. There are six or seven
; others in the family, all of whom are said? to be
afflicted with the loathsome disease. As the first
physician called in pronounced the disease scarlet
fever, and as no precautions were used in conse
quence of this, it is feared the disease will spread
over the whole neighborhood.
' Bekf Catti. Scabcb. Messrs. Harris t Co.,
of the City Market, report beef "critters" ex
' treraely scarce, and their shop has been closed
the greater portion of the week. They report
offering seven and m half cents per pound with no
takers. As coon as suitable beef can be obtained
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Office, No. 61 Kront Street,
PORTLAND - - - - OREGON.
REAL ESTATE in this CITY and EAST
PORTLAND.in the most desirable locnliiic. con
sisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS and BLOCKS,
HOUSES and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable un
cultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of the
STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property pur
chased for Correspondents, in this CITY and
throughout the STATE and TERRITORIES,
with great care and on tbe most ADVANTA
GEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES and ST0P.ES 1-ased, LOANS
NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DES
CRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED. And
a General FINANCIAL and AUENNOY BUSI
NESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE in all the CIT
IES and TOWNS in tbe STATE, will receive
descriptions of FARM PROPERTY and forward
the same to the above address. ,3v22
BROWNSVILLE.
A. Wheeler, dealer in fancy and staplo Dry
Goods, Hats, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Groce
ries, Crockery, Hardware, Iron and Steel. Wa-nn
tbe market will be opened again. The Franklin Timber, Plows,: Agricultural Implements ete
.,),. 1. in full kl.at hvinr uvnrnl VinJ r yiu.u. an, etc..
Market is in full blast, having secured a band
cattle across the river on Wednesday.
! etc.
Local. Pa R AG K A vs. We learn -that Hon. E.
Motto '-Small profits and quick returns."
It. Applegate has signified his willingness to lee- j
tare, at tome future day, for the benefit of the M.
E. Church Library Association.
Messrs. Hiltabidel Jk Co. have the finest lot of
cranberries we have seen in this market.
The County Court has been full of business for
- several days past the Rubart's saw mill cases
having taken up several days. t
Hugh N. George was brought to his father's in j
this city on Wednesday, very ill, to be cared for. :
It is feared that he will not recover.
Miss Gilbert has been ill with sore throat (a
disease quite prevalent here), bnt is recovering. j
Mrs. D Beach is convalescing very slowly. ;
With the aid of crutches she can move about ber ;
room a few moments, but strength is soon exhausted.
Captain Lafoilet, of Grand Ronde Agency, has
made bv executors anl administrators,
I Sec. 7. AU licenses issued as quarterly lieeu
) scs shall expire tbe last day of each quarter, vis :
'. thirty-first of March, thirtieth of June, thirtieth
i of September, and thirty-first of December, and
- all quarterly licenses shall bo dated from tbe
i first day of ti.-e month in whieh the liability
therefor occurred, anl sbali be issued upon tue
payment of a suitab'e proortion of ibe whole
amount of duty impo-jjd for snch licenser all
licenses shall expire oa the thirty-first day of
December of caeh year.
Sec. S. All licenses required by this ordinance
shall b; paid in a ivaace, in gold or silver coin.
Sec. 9. That from and after tbe first day of
January, 1871, there shall Le paid, at such time
as hereinafter provided, for each licens-e granted
. the sum herein stated respectively : ;
j 1st. Auctioneers shall pay a quarterly license j
often dollars. Every person shall be deemed an
j auctioneer within the meaning of this ordinance
1 whoso business is to offer property for sale at i
! public outcry.
2d. Any person apply in-; for a license to sell '
; spirituous or fermented malt liquors, as provided S
l in tbe ordinance! shall execute a boud to the l
city ot Atbany in tho sum of tive hundred dollars, I
j wiLh sufficient sureties, to be approved by the
Recorder, conditioned that he or they will keep j
. a decent and respectable bouse, ana that ne witt
j no. in anywise dispose of spirituous or fermented i
', malt liquors on the Sabatii day, nor give or sell !
the same to any person intoxicated, or allow ibe j
i amo to be done on his p-emtos during tuo eon-
i tinuance o, bis hcen-e.
! 3J. livery person keep'n a barroom or
I drinking shop, shall pay a quarterly licenao of
: fii'iy Ulbus. Every p-r-o;i wiio ke;ps mal:, or
spirituous lirjriMrs, or wine, tor sale at retail iu less
quantifies' t iftf one quart, cither S3 his sole
j business, or tn connection with some other occu
i pation, shall he deemed a keeper of a bar room, or
drinking shop, under tuis Ordiuance. r.very per- I
son who keeps nfalt or spirituous liquors, or wines,
for sale, in quantities of one quart, or upwards, to i
be drank on the premises, shall pay a quarterly i
license of twelve 50-luO dollars.
4th. Hotels, Inns, and Taverns, shall be class
ified and rated according to the monthly rental,
-or if not rented according to the estimated month
ly rental of tbe house aud property, tutended to
be occupied for said purposes, as follows, to-wit:
All cases where the rent. or valuation of the month
ly rental of said house and property shall be one
hundred dollars or less, shall pay ten dollars per
quarter, and if exceeding one hundred dollars
lor any additional fifty dollars or fractional part
thereof in excess of one hundred dollars, five dol
lars. Everyplace where food and lodging are
provided for, aud furnished to travelers, and so
journers, in view of payment therefor, shall be
regarded as a hotel, inn or tavern under this ordi
nance. The monthly rental .shall be. fixed and
established by tbe City Assessor, at its proper
value, but if rented at not less than the actual rent
agreed on, by tho parties, Provide, that if there
be any fraud or collusion in the return of actual
rent by the Assessor, there shall be a penalty
equal to double the amount of license required by
this suction, to be collected as ether penalties un
der this ordinance are collected.
5th. Peddlers shall be classified and rated as
follows, to-wit : When traveling with two or more
animals, shall pay . weekly liceuse of five dollars.
When traveling with one animal, shall pay a
weekly license of two "dollars and fifty cents.
When traveling on foot, ur by public conveyance,
shall pay a weekly license of two dollars. Any
person, excepting persons peddling newspapers,
bibles, religious tracts, farmers from the country
peddling tbe products of their farms, who offers
to sell at retail or wholesale, goods, wares or
merchandise or other commodities traveling from
place to place in the City of Albany, shall be re
garded as a peddler under this ordinance.
6th. Bowling alleys. Billiard tables and pig
eon hole tables, shall pay I ieensa according to the
number of tables or alleys belonging to, and used
IB the building, or place to be licensed. When
not exceeding oue alley, or table, the keeper of
such bouse shall pay a quarterly license of five
dollars, and when exceeding one table, or one
alley, additional sum of five dollars for each addi
tional table, and each additional alley. Every
place or building where bowls are thrown or bill
iards played and open to the public, with or with
out price, shall be regarded as a bowling alley,
or a billiard room, respectively under this ordi
nance. 7th Theatres shall pay a quarterly license of
fifty dollars, or a license of five dollars for each
performance "at the option of the manager. Every
building- used wholly or in part, for the purpose of
dramatic, or operatic, representations, plays, or
performances, shall be regarded as a thoatro un
der this ordinauce.
8tb. The keepers or proprietors of every Circus,
shall pay a license of twenty dollars 'for each day
and uighh of their exhibition. Every building,
tent, space, or arena, where feats of horseman
ship, or acrobatic sports are exhibited, shall be
as a circus, under tnis orainauce,
m. JU2:
storv frame barn with shedding Oil feet square : a
lare and handsome new house two-stories higb
thoroughly painted inside and out, the large cup
boards and book-aes being fixtnres, and -the
house having under iis wbole length a good dry
cellar. In addition to ibee tberu is a neat well-
bvnse, a wood-house and all other necessary out
houses. There is a meadow, large pasture, or
chards, garden, ic, Ac. It is susceptible of be
iug divided into four farms, all of them haviug
good soil, fuel and rail timber, and three of them
having stock-water.
For particulars address J. C. Mendeuhall, Esq. ,
Albany, or the undersign at Portland.
J. QUINN THORNTON.
Feb. 11th, 1871 24v3. ' Attorney at Law.
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW TO DAY.
A LBAN Y ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUSINESS
STILL RUSHING!
NEW JEWELRY STORE
J .
Albany,
I. TITUS,
. - ' . Oreffstn.
AGENT FOB THB CELF.BHATKB
American & Swiss Gold & Sifter f atches
Of every description. Direct Importer of
the very best
SWISS MADE WATUlia,
Gents and Ladles Sixes. .
THE FINEST SELECTION wF
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
. Of all Kinds constantly on hand.
REPAIRING OF
WATOHES, SPECTACLES JEWELHY
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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in .
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET........ ALBANY,
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STAPLE DR1T
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IS HF.KEBT GIVES THAT SEALED PROPOSALS
for furnishing material for all cros -walks
tuat may be built ia the city during the year
1S71, and for building and graveling tbe same,
will be received by the Common Council of tbe
cily of Albany said proposals to tie opened at
the regular meeting of tbe Council, February 2Stb,
1871. N. IS. IIUMPUKEV, Kec.
In addition to a very large stock, covering
everything in the line of Cottons, we
have a complete assortment of
FANCY DRESS GOODS!
Latest styles of Boys' and Men's
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS !
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
ALSO
Carpet,
& Linen
N"otioo.
G UEATEU INDUCEMENTS! -
i Now offered to the trade than ever before, as we
se'l for
Cash or Trade I
Iu hand, aad having dispense I with long credits
can sell
l. per cent cheaper
Than any house giving 12 month's time, or any
kind of a credit system, can offer to the trade.
Come along with your Cash or Produce, and see
what you can do at the CASH STORE of
11. CHEADLK & CO.
N. B. Cash paid for all the EGGS offered.
Wall-Paper, Paper
Blinds, &c., &c.
E?peci:d attcnti n is directed to our sto k of
IRON AND STEEL
AND
(;Ei:iML HARDWARE!
Which is tho largest and most complete this side
ot t'ortiauu.
You are invited to call and examine our goods
and prices.
The highest market price in cash paid for
Wool, Bacon and Lard
by
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tax the purpose of felling
All Kinds br Produce
that may be consigned to me to sell.
LAMAR GHfiADLE,
Will receive and attend to all orders on me to bs
filled in San Francisco. . ,
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PURELY LIFE INSURANCE CO.
IN THE UNITED STATES
Governed by the. Massachusetts Lapse
' Law. I.' I
No person, after carefully examining this Law.
will forego the advantage of insuring in this Com
pauy.
New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
or BOSTON.
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A. COWAN CO.
Executor's Sale of Real Estate-
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of an order of tbe County Court
of Lino county, Oregon, made at the '.February
term thereof, 1371, the undersigned, Execntor of
the estate of Reuben Clay pool, deceased, will, on
Thursday, the 9th day of March, 1871,
between th hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. m. of said day, in front ef tho Court House
door, in the city of Albany, in said oounty, sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, in IT. S. gold coin, all the following de
scribed premises, to-wit : The west half of Do
nation Land Claim No. "2315," bonnded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point bearing
south 19 west, and 5 chains and thirty links
from a point 13 ehains and six linki east of the
south-west corner of section i, township 1-1, south
of range 2, west ; running thence soath 69 30',
east 60 chains and 18 links ; thence eorth 19 30',
eat 87 chains and 85 links ; thence north 76,
west 126 chains and 37 links ; thenoe sooth 20,
west 4 chains and 90 links ; thence south, 71
east 65 chains and 13 links; thence, south 19,
west 20 chains and 50 links to the place of begin
ning, containing 641 acres the west half of
which belongs to tbe estate of Reuben Claypool,
deceased, except the graveyard on tie same.
Also, the followinz described premises begin-
ningottbesoutb-west corner of Reuben Claypool's
Donation Land Claim, Notification "2315," Claim
No. 46 ; thence north 702. west 41 50-100
thence south 191, west 1S-69 100 chains ; thence
north 27 33-100 ehains ; thence east 53 60-160
chains ; thence south 26, west 24 99-100 chains
to tbe place of beginning being a fractional part
of sectiou 6, township 13, south of range 2, west,
and bounded respectively North, East, South and
West by the Donation Land Claims of Hiram
Jackson, Reuben Clay pool, Gamaliel Fairish and
J. A. Smith, containing S3 70-100 acres.
'AU the foregoing described re.it estate lying
and being in Linn county, State of Oregon.
Feb. 8, 1S71. JAMES 8. DICKSON, r
23ml. Executor.
E. W. PIKE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
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It was chartered in 1R35, and its enviable his
tory, during twenty-six years active operation
i has thoroughly established its reliability.
Its Record Stands as Follows i
Cash assets, January, 1870..........t9,000,000 00
6.3,000 00
526,5; 5
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- 480.339 00
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4,260,OO OA
I Cash Dividend, 1866
Cush Dividend of 1867..
i Cash Dividend, 18o8.....
Cash Dividend, 1S69
! Total surplus dividend-
Total Losses paid........
By the Acts of Massachusetts, iacerporated hi to
the General Statutes of 1864, a policy of tils insu
rance for the benefit of s Married .Woman or amy
person or pertomm upeeiUd, gscs to them independ
ently of the Debts and Liabilities of tbe party who
effects the Policy . - -
Dividends of this '. (lomnanv late naid
IB S" I Annually to the Assured, ia: Cash.
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The Great Family Medicine.
TAKEN INTERNALLY,
It cures sudden Cold, Cougbs, Ac, and Weak
Stomach, General Debility, Nursing Sore Mouth.
Canker, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indices- 1
lion, Cramp or pain in tue Euimacn, iaowelCom
bout gobbled up all tho Aoorgwincl belonging ; plaint. Painter's Colic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrbcoa ' cense of 1,""!" person wUose
to thai lun, kMaluuiia. - and Dvsenterv. '- ' ; 1...; . . t. ..
to the Agency hereabouts.
Pictl'des. Messrs. Winter JkTaxton, notwith
standing tbe cloudy, stormy wealhecprcvai'inst of
late, have produced soino of ti e most ciaUi c,
life-like pictures ever produced by tbe art photo
graphic. To be thoroughly and unmistakably
ennvinced of this truth, go to tbe gallery an l ex
amine tbair late work.
and Dvsenterv.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY,
! Cures Felons, Boils and Old Sores, SoveroHurns,
Scalds, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling of the
: Joints, Ring-worm and Tetter, Broken Breasts,
; Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Toothache Pain in
i tbe Face, Neuralgia and Rhenniatism. It is a
sure remedy for A jrue, Chills and Fever. : .
PAIN KliLJ.UR,
! Taken internally, should be adulterated : with
' milk or water, or maile into a syrup with uiolus-
acs. r or a tnugn a mn urups uu suar, eatca
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TUAT IN
pursuance of au order of the County Court
ot the County of Linn and State of Oregon, made
at the February term thereof, lSil, TJe nndcr
signed, Administrator of the estate of Isabella
Clsypoo.l, deceased, will, on , i
Thursday, the 9th day of March, 1871.
between the .hours of 9 o'clock, a. m. and 4
o'clock, p. m.. of said day, in front of the Court
House door, in the city f lbany.m said county ,
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, in V. 8. gold coin, the following
l.,r i,.ii r... . nr tn ,11- nromiKes : Tbe East nair oi uonauon
lars per week, or five dollars for each , day and"; i,ad Claim No. "2315," bounded and described
111511101 meir exhibition. Every person wbo per- J as follows, to-wit : iseginm3 " -t -r"" ""
forms slight of hand, shall be regarded as jug- gouth 19 west and 5 ehains nd.unK rom
gler, under this ordinance. - point 18 chains and 6 links east of the south-west
The proprietors or agenU of all other exhibi- ( corner of section 5, in township f0r,rsn8
tions or shows for money, not enumerated in this 2, west, and running tbeoce soutn. oa w , et
Section , shall pay ton dollars per week, or a daily CO chains and W links ; thence north V) 30 .east
license of five dollars. , 1 ' 67 ehains and 35 links , thence north 76 , west
ln.i, i i. , , : 1 is.-; -i- 1 t i;nk : ibenco soutn 20, west
- - " - 1 Bnuuniien. suaii it.'iv a uduiwiit ' - i (l cdrius ' .
-.. " ' -.4 . - , . . .. . ih-mMi mnia 1 1 - nut
34 chains ana v" ... " I :
65 chains and IS links ; thence soutu j 19, west
20 chains and 50 links, to the place of einn,ng,
eontainiog 011 acres the eat bait of which bo
S to the estate of Isabella Claypool, deceased.
n'1f.."li,.na.odbein2in Linn county, State
JAMES S. DICKSON. ,,
Auministrator.
Kobcbo. On Wednesday night, eo. M.
IStronpz. wbo occunies a room ni. iSa tv.-rln(l
hotel, was rubbed ef all the money he had m bU will be more effective than auythiux cl.w.
clothes, amounting to some six dollars, by auuij j e printed direction, which accompany e;i
party wuo cmereu uu room wane be slept. 1 IKiitte. 001a vj ' ""eS"".
:ich
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business or occupation is to take or to receive by
way of pledge, pawn, or exubange,: any goods,
wares, or merchandise, or any kind of personal
property whatever, for the repayment or security
J eui mereon, sball bedeemea pawn- xue same ijm
broker unib-i. thi 1 ..r cin..,n.
11th. Huiamboat runuers shall Day equartcrly 4 lb. S, 1871 -23ml -
ui uvi, uoiiars. livery person wuo miiui w
a loud and public manner, solicit passengers or
freight for sieuuiboalK, on the publie streets, orou
I tbo wuarfg or docks oftbo ci.y, shull lo deouied a
,- BtAjuiuuotu runner under tuis ordinance.
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.wuw 1 uuuci UUlK-r lIllH VrUIUaULW Ul m""
h. Tho owner or keeper ofany stage, coach, j oooe. as ' ew
, carrc, dray, cart, wagon, or other vehicle settled so..n.
lor carrying passengers or baggage, met- Jan. 1, 13 1
. - . The Last Call.
A T Ta PKUSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
A iodudto U. CHEADLK A CO., by note
or book account, will give it iiicir aiieuui.n a
as we wiil matte costs ...v
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Offers, in addition to a full supply of
STAPLE GOODS
IN THE
13 O O IC IL, INE
' " such as -
BLANK BOOKS, new styles, .
SCHOOL BOOKS, '.
MUSIC BOOKS, of all kinds,
Fresh lot of NOVELS,
aa well as
CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
WALL PAPER,
ELEGANT GIFT ANNUALS ,
Parian Marble Vases,
BOHEMIAN WARE,
Writing Desk,
I'ortiblios, ;
Work boxes,
Ilirdcages,
Violins,
c; nitars,
Organs,
Tambourines,
Flutes,
l AND MANY OTHER' ' ;; ' ' '
jXutsicfvl Instruments
- ALSO.
ATTRACTIVE TOYS,
-, including the
Champion Mechanical
VELOCIPEDE!
- AU of which are, as a matter of course,
TO 1SB HAD ON -.- .
r.ASO AHCIa TERMS.
E. W. PIKE.
AlUauy, Decumber 24, 1870-16
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I setts .Company (baiag baaiDrss .- on U10, f smtfio
Coast, and tberef ore the oaly CouMttiy cweraed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law.
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I Examples mhrnvriar tks Wvrktet tthim
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Fr example t ' A (tarty easuring a4.kfeaj.of
thirty-five, Prrmtuma all Oash.
One Annnal Premivm will eontiane policy is
force 2 years and S days.
Example: Fremiams all Cash Age,SS; Plan,
Ten-Year Endowment, payable at the age of 46.
One Annual Premium will coatinae policy in fore
as a Term Foliey, 7 years.
If yon wish to make it absolutely certain that
not a dollar of the money yon invest will ever ba
forfeited Insure in the New England.
If voa wish to ret vour. jdivideads with thm
second annual !paVaat. and smaally increasing
on the eontribntion ilan. that ia to cet just-what
Lis youro tout ana a e. less aad jert- wMca it
is due Insure in the Aew i-ngiana.
To hnairtMe in Ijnft COUBIV in UM Hit
year and a half, exceeds that-of tU otstt
Companies combioca.
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GENERAL AOENT3-8AN FRAJiCISCO.
S. ML HOLBRSnOB, ,,f,??
10S Front-st. Portland, Arenl'for Oregon ana
Washington Territory.
4 . Aeent for Albany, Ogn.
AJt
T tha Paasla of AlhaaT
TnE CNDEIlSiaXED hiring xootedi.aoH
1red the FRASKLt?? MAErtEti(.trm
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erly oeeopiea y mr. ejears, "'.'I'i;'".
furnish Vne same with as good A8i,oik mm
t quality and variety.' as the;.founx . atJoriU. -
aad expect to be represented," jthjcrej by . goorf,
accommodating man, and ask a Jrl .IX'"
of yoapatrnBR?c-'"" DANIELCIAl'iir
AlbaBV.Febraarir 1, 1871-22tf , , .i .- -d?
THE EYE8 ! THE EARS !
Dr. T. Ij. faOsLDEiir,
OOOUST AND AITRIST, ;
ALBANY. : : - 0KEGQN.
Tr.p IS A SON OF THE
f if noted old Opthalmio Doctor, -S. C.
ygMLJr;,Uoiden, I !
Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in-treating
the various diseases to which tbe 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 ,., ,.:
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LANE Deeds, Mortgages, etc., oa hand-
latest styles, ana ior m wi ' w
The standard remedy for Coughs Tuflm.
Sr Throat, Whovpiwj sOau.jk, Cramp, Livir
Complaint, lirrmchlti, JtUedituj 0 lkmmVmmmm&
evory aflortiou of the Tbroat, LuagS- a-iJVst
inrlnding CONSUMPTION- s , :'i . .
WUtar'a llalsam docs not dry up a Cough,
but loosrus it, cleanses tho lungs, and allays irrl
Intioni thus iweietVi'J iaiwSt ts complaint.
Nona (renuiiie enleos signed I. Bptts. Prepared
by Beth W. Fowle A Son, Boston. Sold V,
Kediii;ton, llostcttur A Co.. Sau Fraucuco, and
by dealers freuerally. 41y7il