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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1871)
ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS. tjifojj uums t'u" m"ivs w"d oixort ii3u 10 Wl.tt i savoi3 tixv o.oavaox spoon 3uiusiu.in siua iouur.ioss U"J V sdw-, "'"ii ;IV -saoiduosep l,u" P1 nvrUIXOU ioa T nar Joot.C)331 aUI OJtVH SO A1XXVX3XQ3 Sd33 Sheep Wasli. ', WE WILL PAT TOR GOOD KUTTER 22 to 25 cents a pound, and 20 cents per doxen for h(iS, in trade. Perrons that coire to Albany wifl make raertey fey calling at tha Cash Store of R. CHK A DLK A CO.' to-make their pur chases, a they aro celling goods very cheap now. 1ITF TAKE PLEASURE IN NEW, TO-DAY. 200,000. POUNDS OF WOOL I 1 For which we will pay the HIGHEST CASH PUICK ! Wool owner will do well to call -n us before selling, S-JT- Liboral cah advances made on Wool. 34m3 P. C. HARPEP A CO. DIRECTING the attention of the public to the "f.lrrpi'inc "11 in." - . a which is unquestionably the most Efficacious ShccD Wa-"h now iu use. It is non-poisonous, docs not discolor the wool. deadly to all parasites infesting the skin of Sheep and other animals, and warranted free from arsenic, mercury, mineral, and other poisons. An infallible Cure tVr the ijeah, perfectly harm less to sheep, and prvallv improves the wool. It is also free trom any of those caustic properties found in many other compounds, which reader the wool dry and harsh, and are detrimental, not only to its growth and weight, but also to its marketable value. It can be used with perfect saftty st any season of the year, and has been found in practice, in valuable for the following purposes : 1st. For curing scab, killing aeri, ticks, and ether parasites which infest the skin of sheep. 2d. For strengthening and adt'.iiig lustre to the wool. 1 - 3d. For dipping Lambs, even while sucking ewes, as they canuot be injured by the material. 4th. For dipping Kams at any time of the year Without danger of producing the excoriation j which mostly follows the use of o:hcr d!ps, espe- , cially in the amuinn season. ! 5th. For the cure of mange in horses and dogs. I th. For the destruction of lice aud vermin iu 1 cattle. Full directions for wc accompany each package. It has been u-ed in California wilh the mott satisfactory results, in verification of which we beg to refer to uumcrous certificates from well known gentlcaieu. Wool growers sh.-ul lhot fail to try this inval uable preparation, which wo have every confi dence ia recommending oo its own m:-rits. For snbi by Messrs. CHRISTY A WISE, S..n Francisco, California. r BEACH & MOXTEITII, June 17, 1S7I-41 Albany. Oregon. Ml'RDER IX ALBANY Has never yet Veen known, and no threatening of it at present. DEATH Is a thing which sometime must befall every son and daughter of the human family, aud yet, At the lid-day upon wbioli Of your lift', if tirae !ay Lia vile lm-uls vUsHhtre is st ill "a buliu iu Gilcad" by vou amy . iv-st rei t pcrtert health, aul i-r-Y'.ur day to a mtraculou estcat. 23COW r? liy calling on II. C. HILL & SON with a prescription where yon can hava it. com pounded hy oue experienced in that particular line. Als-, constantly n band a good assort ment of fresh Druss, Patent jlclii ines, Ci.emi ca's. P.iiafs, Oils, iMe-stuffs, Trusses, ii., is. Agcots for the celebrated link Weed liemedy, or Oregon Khcuraavic Cure ; Dr. I). Javne i Sons' nitrdicities, Ac, e. Sijeoce' Positive aud Negative Powders kept in stock. H e are also agcals tor tho Home Shuttle Sewing one of the most useful pieces of h tare cilant. Call and ex.tiuiiic. ii. C. HILL A Albaav, June lO.h, 1S71 4H Machine, usehold furni- sox. THIS JUSTLY Clil-KBUATliO BAIN WAGON. JECCGNIZEO "EVEP.YWIIERE A3 A First Class Farm Wagon. that No other Wagon has a Home rcpuip'.ion to "Bain's" make, aud it is the only w.igoi has been trmtcl and knotru to stand this climate. , In a word it is made of the bet materials, and is the best finished wagon that coruts to this mark t We have different style's of Ilaunds aud Reach, Patent do. (so called) include'!. BLAIN, YOUNG 4 CO. June 10, 1S71-43 MRS. Z. X 31. 3 j. a. reed; jISTERY BLEACHING AND PltESSING DONE TO ORDER. ALSO Plain and Fancy Sewing. FULL. AND COMPLETE STOCK OF the latest Millinery now on hand, with new additions every aioatb. Store on corner Lroad- silbia and Second s.rects, Albany, Or. .i2v3 ESTABLISHED IN 1852. A ARMES & DALLAM, Importers, Jobbers and MANUFACTURERS OF Wood & Willow Ware, Brooms, Pails, Tubs, Churns, Brushes, Baskets, Twines, Cordage, Matches. Stationery, Par Bags, Clothes Wringer, . Feather Dusters, Fishing Tackle, Ten Pius and BalU, Etc., aad General HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Direct Importers of Baskets from leading Ger man aud French Manufacturers. ' THE GEE AT BLOOD PURIFIER. STITZBl Jk REAL ESTATE . O K N E 11 A UPTOir, BROKERS, L A G K JN T . ' Albany, Oregon, J. C. IHEKOGMIIALb, - - Agent,' GENERAL LAND AGENCY FOR OREGON. Established July, lfc6S. An office where general information concerning tho resources of Oregon can be obtained free of charge. Loan negotiated on first Mortgage, JXoal E-. tate and Collateral Securities. We have for aula a large amount of property located in the town i of Albany. Also, t arming lands, of every des cription, located in i-inn ami otoer counties in this State. - To the citixeng of Albany and vicinity, and to the owners of Real Estate : We take this method of calling your attention to our place of busi ness. Having determined to open a Branch Of fice in your city, we can offer you a medium for obtaining Durchasers one that w appreciated by buyers, as it saves them much time and labor iu searching for what they want.. Our principal Agency, at Portland, Oregon, is thoroughly es tablished, and the office so well furnished for giv- jug information npon Ileal r.stale, taac it aauraa the most complete facilities ror all parties baring business in our line. ' ' t- , gz&- You incur no expense in placing your property on gale with ua unless a salo is made. . Office on First street, opposite Post-office. - JOHN C. MENDBNHALL. Agent. Albany, Ogn., March 23, 1S70. 23lt- ... NEW TO-DAY- 0 r H, fi. . - .. u. w Subscribers findine an Z after their name will understand that their subscription expires witi that number, and thev are invited to renfeir their subscriptions. Terms $3 per annum, lu advance: six months, $2 ; three months, fl. I, An Infallible blood pintiriEa, possess ing rare toxic and SEnvciB properties a certain, cure for amEcairiiui, coer. REC.-aaAE.ciia. and all kindred Diseases. . It completely restores the system when Im paired by disease, revives the action of the UB.HEVS mm CEN1TAL OBGAXS, radi- , cally cuxea- scaeruLA. salt aaEL'M. and all Eatirava ua ctrraiiEOUs Dis easea, gives immediate and permanent relief in DVSPtcsaaiS, ebvsipelas. Tumors, Boils, Scald Head, TJlcers and Sores; eradi cates from thw system all tracea of Mercurial Disease. ' Itis ruitCLY VEGETABLCbeini; tutda from an herb found Indigenous in Caiifania, It is therefore peculiarly suitable for use by Females and Children, as a bloob ruab riEa mm BESIOVATOa. For Sale by all Droggiits. eeeiNCTOK. kostetter & co. - " - 'AGENTS, - , , , 5S0 and 531 Market Street. 3 1 Ban rrsacisoe. - f a1 coirXsr.."."" .. ' A. .w. stasarb. ' A. rCOWAN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS . FIRST STREET.. -....ALBANY. M H They offer a large and we!" I STAPIsC BUI -lected Mock of GOODS ! At Extraordinary Low Prices Ctisli or Ii-oclixce f t Xs V V V tf LATEST EVIDENCE I In addition to a very large stock, covering everything iu the line of Cottons, we have a complete assortment of FANCY DRESS GOODS! Latest styles of Boys' aud Mcu's ? W CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS ! CURE THAT,'; C5JII ! USK TOE BKMEDY ! ; Every day brings strong proof of the great value . af this , ; . LUNG 13 No. 132 West Dr. PjsMeredito, Dentist, office 5ixth street, staies as follows : I r CiveM.v.VATt, October 1, 1S60. j Slcssrs. J. N. HARRIS 4 CO. Gents : About 1 one year ago I took a cold whir-h settled on my J luugs. A viulent cough was the consequence, j which ; iorreasvd "with seve-rity. - I expectorated birge quaotitves of phleti and matter. During I the last winter I becatns so much re lnccd that I ! was conuncd to my bed. Thediea.-e was attend- j ed mith cold c'ailLs and ni,ht-sweats. " A diarrhoea set iu. ily friends thought I was in the last j stases of consumption, and could not possibly get 1 well. I was recommended to try j VIIcitl's Hiving- 13alsam j The formula was given to me, which induced me 1 to give it a trial, and I will only add that my j cough is entirely cured, and I am now able to at- i tend to my business aa usual. Yours respectfully, P. MEREDITH. All afflicted with Cough or any Throat or Lung trouble should use Allen's Lung Balsam without ; delay. J. N. HARRIS 4 CO., Sole Proprietors, ! Ciucinuati, Ohio. , CAUTION Do not bo deecived yoa who want a good mcd- j icine, and desire "Alf'-ua Lny liutstttfi" Do not allow unprincipled dealers to sell you a prcpara- j tion cad ted Allen's fectorat Baksaui see that you : get ALLEN'S LCNti BALSAM, and you will j have the oet Cowgli -remedy ouered to the public j aud uc ttuit will give you mtisfae-tic, j ' ' ' 1 ' ' FOR SALE BY -: " J ' RED1NGT0H, HOSTETTER & CO., ; 529 4 5S1 Market-st., San Francisco, Cal., Ag-cnts for California sal Pacific States. ny5 Pe-Sold.hy all Druggists. 0-70 THE NEW POOD. SB nATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, c. ALSO V Carvct. Wall-Paper, Paper & Zancn Blinds, &.C., &c. Especial attention is directed to our stock of IRON AND STEEL AND CEAERAL HARDWARE! Which is the largest aud most complete his side of Portland. Vrni are iurited to call and examine our goods and prices. .. The highest market price in cash paid for Wool, Dacoxi aud Lard ! by. Oct. 30, 1869-S C5 o CO A A. COWAN A CO. AOElfTS FOB TS1 SALE OF S. F. Percussion Match Company's Matelies, - American Net and Twine Company's Twiac, Boston Flax Mills' Twines,. J. C. Conroy It Company's Fishing Tackle, Hollingsworth t Whitney's Paper Bags, Sherman's Improved Clothes Wringeri, C E. Griswold A Company's Feather Dusters. F. McLaughlin's Brushca. Ona stock is the largest on the Pacific Coast, Ann our lacuities tor manufacturing ana import ing enable ns to sell at lowest market price. ?y-end for catalogue. S3v3m6 415 & 217 Sacrameuto-St., San I'rauc'o. 'JSTg'w Store 2 J. M. BEACH Is now opening a Selected Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE ', ' Consisting of ' . ; , STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS ' Groceries?, - , Hardware, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Boots & Shoes, - . Paints &OiIs, v bicb he is offering to the public at prices cor responding with the times. All kinds of Merchantable Produce iafcea ia exchange for Goods. . Come one, come all, and examine prices. At the old stand formerly occupied by D. Beach Bon, opposite Fester's Brie, seqtb, side .First Jtreet, Albany, Oregon, 31 ?3 sSSRi J. C. MENDENHALL, o t sx i y X ii b 1 i c , Real Estate aid Intnrance Agent, aLBANV, ::::::: OREGON. . RENTS COLLECTED. AND TAXES PAID for uon-reaideuts aud others, making out real estate papers, etc. OSice Parrish brick, upstairs. . 36-70 X 0 I P;IO FIRE AND MAKING ISIJRAIVCE COIfir AJY, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Total AsseU... (Gold) ....I,1TT SC43.63 J. 1IVNT, President. IVw. ALVORD. Vice President. A. J. RALSTON, Secretary. . A. BAIRD, Marine Secretary. s. m . ; 9 Q . 0 ft A. .0 0 o p H 0 0 w 0 0 0 A Q d A Q 0 0 ,C8 a mm e m S' ti - w ei u a S :' ) ' ii V fl- 4 4 - . ' s S - mm tt s mm m im O. S ' mm o : a H H . m c w e H fa 5 a' : s p. 3 mm a w H & J3 65 it' 23 O Si 1 SATUKDAaf, AUGUST. 5, 1871- L.OC!VIs AFFAIRS Paragbas. The heated term set in attain on Thursday; up to that that time, for more than a week, the weather had been cool and cloudy. ' Willamette Valley Wagon Road stock Is still M 1 S to i For a few: cst3 j"ci ccn tuy of your Grocer' 'or rvusgist a package of GEA XIOSS PASINE made from pure Irish Hoss or Carrageen, vrhicli will make sixteen quarts cf Tlano Hange, anl alike quantify cf Pr:ddings 2nstard3, ; Creans, . Ctarlotte t.c. It i3 t!io cheapest, lisaltliiest itnd1 most delicious food in- tho world. It raake3 a splendid Dessert, and no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. . j33 The leading Firo and Marine Insurance Company on tbis coast. : asiySoCOOO deposited in Oregon. Losses Promptly and Equitably adjusted and paid in uoiu com. . , LADD & TILTON, Gen. Agents For Oregon and Washington Territory. JOIiiV COlIVR, Asent, ALBANY, OREGON. 1 March 4. '71-20y A BARCSAIIV OFFERED ! A Slendid Drug Business for Sale. WTSTISHING TO RETIRE FROM ACTP f business, owing to protracted ill-health, the undersigned oners bis large and nourishing DRUG ESTABLISHMENT in this city for sale at a low figure for CASH. Apply soon, ii you want a bargain, to ' GEO. F. SETTLEMEIR, Albany, Oregon. .239 Daily Oregonian copy one month and tend bill to this office.gS' 27 ' A Tim ciin a1 ' Tltli Glorious Cher jo ! ! i:i.:;'3 toxic. ntation Bitters. Tio.itlcj-ful vesctal5- r. storativc is tlac licct-anchor of llie feclile and ttclii'itateil. A a tonic ant! cordial for- tho tiged and laiisuiu, , tt laaa r.o equal cieonj rfoiaacS?ic3. As n. iemetly for :e nervous tvcaliiiesa to wiiwcmen are cFi?ci;iSJyt,ub- lvvtj,it is sjer5edf nsr every otUer stwwttlaut.-Jn tiUcIiusates, t topi cu!, ttSfztntc. frlEft!, ltr acta ai r. iccift in every upt-cics of lli 'LxtU-r ivwicli, uctSeruiluCJ tUe itr.;:vc r sci iM-eaus n s .i-ziil firif.v' t or. ciilc u --iti -:-..rt. ., STotioe. GREATER INDUCEMENTS 1 , Now offered to the trade than erer before, as we soil for on Trade I la hand, and baring dispensed with long credits .-..i.. ...can sell , 15 per cent cheaper Than any bouse giving 12 month's time, or any kind oi a credit svatem. can offer tn tha trad. Come along with your Cash er Produce, and see waaiyou can do at the CASH STOKE of R. CUEADLE A CO N. B. Cash paid for all tho EGGS offered. 8 HEREBY GIVElf, THAT I itAVE Isi very and Feed Stable in I li a T . n . ltr n . . 7 .7 . wd ere wut be eon- BBna lo "ten to the wants of the people. .i.i. . , x ... , .. c WL'1 rU frm A11any to Lebanon and t ' oaiuruay ot each week. n uusiness entrusted to my care will be yiuwpuy ainenueu to, ' - - 4 ' c . , W; B- donaca: , Lebanon, Sept. 16, 1870 Ir3m3 ' '- Potatoes ! Potatoes ! I If 1 V?"; POTATOES JUST RB- ms vr toirea bob iu store, lor sale at $1 25 l"""i J ' v ' j ... B.; DUBOIS .. Marco iii.isi. i-zfii , o PS a- s S a M IBB) H W 8 . e 3 o S3 u a o 5 H -I tn S5 o u (U w H H W o E-i i i 5 P O CO r a H PS H tb b s 0 H A r U s 8 O la cs S e es 1 U - a e-i C3 2 2 O P BTX: .. .. Vi O o . a ' o S5 a j - OD i-a H H O n "H ; ; a tn . e o o 3 s s tu 6 o u o ' 0 n o H fa o u a sa 2 to 33 . S3 ' Sa a s s b o u H ' sd ft u o Pi 0 0 ss a E-i I a v J 00 on the rise, More fancy, high toned bouts, gaiters and things at Dow A Crane's than you ever shook a $20 piece at. . " Major Magone, by direction of the Superintend" ent of Indian Affairs, came up on the ears Tues day evening, to look after the welfare of the In dians hereabouts. He will remove all of them, we are glad to say, to the reservations. We were visited by a sharp thunder storm Sat urday night. -' A perfect torrent of rata fell in the vicinity of Halsey on Thursday afternoon of last week. ' Al. Wheeler, Esq., of Brownsville, called on as Monday. AL is one of the most enterprising, lib eral business men in Oregon. Judge Ilumason, of Portland, Was in this city the first of the week. Judge Odeneal, of Corvallis, Treasurer Plcisch aer, of Salem, and other notables, -hove in sigh during the week. They wore store clothes and behaved very well. ' " - The wooden gutter or sewer along the west side of Ferry street has totted, and for all the good it does might just as well be removed. Some new and more efficient plan of drainage will bave to be adopted by the city soon. Last Saturday friend Brenner, of the St. Charles, sent us a nice specimen of frested fruit cake a specimen of the grub they have at first-class hotels. Geo. I limes, of llimes A Bacheldcr, job printers of Portland, P. Williamson, of the Cen tral School, of that city, gave us a sight at their countcnanoea on Saturday. Tbey bad been up the valley, and were delighted with the evidences of advancement tube seen on every hand. On Sunday a trio of individuals got on a tri angular spree, fought among themselves, raeed through the streets, pretty well using up a buggy ; were caught, jugged and fined, and two of them being just out of money, were compelled to de posit their watches until they can make a raise. They helped the city to the amount of about twenty-eight dollars. Sach conduct, we are pleased to say, is unusual in this city. Q. W. Jimmerman and S. Booth have a con tract for sawing eighty miles of ties for the 0, A C. R. R. Their sawmill is near Harrisburg. George Young has started a "Delivery Wagon for the benefit of the general public. Carothcrs A Co. still furnish the most delight ful driuk, from one of Tuft's Artie Soda-Fountains, as all can testify who attended the Ladies' Festival on Friday night. ' "' ' As we need about $75,000 to buy wagon road stock at this time, we ask all indebted to as on subscription or jobwork, to call at our office to day, or early next week, and pay up old scores. Iliac 1 A locomotive, hauling gravel cars, ran over the switch up the river front on Monday. - Hon. W. C. Baird, of Brownsville, returned to his home during the week from a three months trip to the Eastern States. '.' Miss Emma Frecland proposes to spend her va cation iu Portland, having left this city for' that point on Thursday. Judge Russell and wife came up from Portland ob Wednesday, The ladies' sociable on Friday night, at Par rish Hall, attracted numbers of people, and "jo- la rity" was there, or thereabouts. Mr. Boyer has returned from a short residence in East Portland. The real estate business is rather quiet at pres ent, very few sales being reported. Mr. D. Beach, of Beach fc Monteith, is suffer ing from a severe strain, caused by lifting heavy timbers. . Mr. Pennington contemplates a trip east of the mountains soon, to look for a new home. Bob Routine and family leave in a few days for John Day valUy. . Mr. John Larkin, one of our best citizens, con templates moving to Walla Walla valley soon, hoping to benefit his health by a change. No change in condition of our markets or in price. - Harvesting "goes" nest week. A scarcity of hands is complained of. The late rains were of great value to crops. If they had come along six weeks earlier, the yield of grain would have been increased Isrgely, ' Wandering Tom, a jolarious Jour printer, again on his travels, going south. ., We are under obligations to Mr. John Irvine for favors extended to this office. Will Miller returned to this city on Monday, after a six weeks trip up in the Willow Creek country. Having been awarded the contract for publish ing the Oreyon Good Templar, we shall soon commence its publication in new type and an en larged form. We have just received two of the prettiest mar ble impoaisg stones in the State, manufactured by Messrs. Monroe A Staiger of this city. In four more weeks we expect to issue the Registbb in an enlarged form in an entire new suit. Send in vour subscriptions. ' The P. T..Co.'s steamer -SAoo fly still makes regular trips between this city and Salem, with fair freights' both ways. . ... , The Planing Mill of Messrs. Althouso A Co. is crowded with business, and an extra number of hands areemployod, and then work is not turned out fast enoutih to meet the demand. A KatTO-OCTOrTB;w raec bet waul s our eitiious, Messrs. Jas. Cowan and Milt. Hale, from this city to the residence of, Mr. Powell In the Ochoco' country, distance of 183 miles, , 'which occurred last week, is the very latest ex citement in these diggings apd occurred in . this wise : Mr. Powell owned or, had eontroU of tesv ' share of stock In the Mountain Wages Read Co., and two different parties wished to secure those shares. One party mounts Mr, Cowan on 'a fleet steed and tells him sot to spare horseflesh, but '.'go" fpr them share. The other party interested, fearing something of. tbis kind, got . Mr. Hale to goon the same errand. . Mr. Cowan is off early in the afternoon of Wednesday, followed by Mr. Hale, rea bine Fish Lake four and a half bouts in the lead. Arriving at Fish Lake, and being far a bead and fearing bis animal may give out if pushed too rapidly, he stops, feeds his animal and takes a short nap, and while he sleeps Mr. Hale steals a march on him in the dead of night, and passes on towards Powell's. After a refreshing sleep, to both horse and man. Cowan mounts and pushes en, unaware of the fact that Hale passed him while he slept, but reveling in the happy be lief that he himself stilt holds tbe lead. When he arrives at Mr. Powell's he finds to his astonish ment that Hale has "been there" nearly half a day, and has bought and paid $3,000 for : ten shares Wagon Road stock and that bis "occupa tion's gone." Hale rode night and day until be reached Powell's, a part of tbe time through the cold rain, and getting off the read in the mou tains once or Jwioe in -the night. Hale says be wouldn't have minded the trip If he hadn't got so wet and come so near freezing with tbe cold. ; Halsky. -Halsey is looming op among tbe towns in the Willamette valley, and will soon be a town of considerable bigness. , Tbe truth is. however, joking aside, the parties who are inter ested in building np Halsey possess the right kind of stuff, energy, perseverance, liberality, etc.. and are bound to make it lively for the surround ing burgs. Through the efforts of these gentle men a flourishing Sunday School bas been cs tablished, numbering on last Sabbath over one hundred persons. For the present the school is held in tbe large new warehouse of. Messrs. Cor nell A Clement. The eitizens contemplate re moving the Wesleyan Chapel, a very neat church edifice, about a mile and a half from Halsey, into the town, when regular church scry ices will be held. A very flourishing day school is being con ducted in East Halsey, by Mr. W. R. Blain. Mrs, Voung, of Idaho, lectured on temperance, in the Cornell A Clement warehouse, to a good audience, on Sunday night. The lecture is well spoken ef. After the leeture, a collection for the benefit of the lecturess ; resulted in the 1 obtainment of twenty dollars. ! I .':V" . THE EYES I THE EARS ! - , Dr. T. Is. CiOsLDEIV, OCTJUST AND AtTRXST, ' ALBANY, , t V ' t , . .ORKOOIT. a w f-fcB- OOI.DEW IS A SOH OF THE I U noted old Optbelmic Poster, 8. C. Vwtielden. Dr. GOLDEN has bail axsaricnee in treating the carious diseases to which the eye and ear are subject, and reels confident af giving entire satis faction to those who may place tlMSMsIres under nis Albany, April 10. ISM-Sly . hand flLABE'Tliinl.'. HTnWnMia. ate. O 'ate rt styles, and for sale low, at tbis oOee Fireken't Parade h Ball. On Fri day afternoon of last week the members of tbe Albany Fire Company No. 1, accompanied by about fifty members of the Salem fire department, preceded by the Albany and Salem Brass Bands, ater marching through tbe principal streets, want through with the ceremony of bousing their En gine in the new Fire Hell built by the eity for that purpose. ' Everything passed off pleasantly, and the boys had a good time. In tbe evening at Parrish Hall an immense crowd participated tn tbe ball. We are sorry ta say that owing to the unexpected increase of the expense, the receipt, after all the bUU are paid, won't be of, smy special benefit to the Company's exchequer. Bet ter luck next time. ', ..-.. Indian Superintendent Meaebetn, la sending out agents with ardent to remove to reservations all vagrant Indians in the towns throughout the Willamette valley, has showed a thoughtful .care for the wishes of oar people that entitles him to receive their earnest thanks. It is hoped that all good oitisens wHt extend all the aid in their power, not only iu gathering up tbe Indians, bat lu furnishing the agent any ehsa which thev may possess to aid them in ferreting out any parties who have sold er given lodian whisky the leading cause of aU the devilment . committed by them. - . Comsa Another new branch af business , is Jn contemplation by soma of owr-eapitalistav We shall speak of it more folly when the matter is thoroughly arranged. -' . A .JT arrow Escape from Scddev Death. On Wednesday some of the older children of Judge Powers, of this city, had got into Dr. Hill's buggy, taking with them their baby broth er, intending to ride down to the drug store. From some unexplained cause the burse took a notion to run off. The larger children all succeeded in jumping from the vehicle, sustaining' no injury. Tbe baby, some sixteen or eighteen months of age, not being in tbe jump, clung tenaciously to the seat, and rode very well until the buggy was npset. When Dick, the baby, was picked up, he was found to have sustained severe injuries about the head, pieces of flesh having been torn from the scalp, was bathed ia blood and insensi ble. We learn this morning that the littlo fellow is all right, and will soon recover from his bruises but he had a narrow escape. : Urard From. A private note from Father Shepherd, received a day or two since, informs us of his and Miss Smith's safe arrival at tbe old homestead, in Keosaqua, Iowa, on the 15th of July, after a very pleasant journey. Tbe trip had nroved most beneficial to Miss Lizzie Smith, ber health improving almost from the start.- . As an evidence that Father Shepherd's visit to Oregon was worth the money, since bis arrival at borne ia Iowa, all his friends (especially the most nu merous portion of them the ladies) declare that he looks at least twenty-five years younger than he did when be left Iowa to visit Oregon ! Just one more trip and be would look, younger than anybody merely an evidence of the beneficial effecis of our beautiful Oregon climate on Eastern As IsntAK Killed. About three o'clock on Sunday morning last, at the Indian rancherie near the Albany Cemetery, a row occurred between some Indians who bad imbibed too freely of tan glefoot, in which one of the . number,'. Charley,' was shot and instantly killed by Jim. Kirk. Jim is an Indian who was raised by Mr. Kirk, ef Brownsville, has a fair education, and hitherto bas sustained a fair reputation. Jim was arrested soon after tbe shooting, and at the preliminary trial on Monday, was bound over to answer at tbe next term of the Linn County Circuit Court. He lays alt bis troubles to whisky. ' Parties who are ia the habit of selling liquor to Indians should be sought out and severely dealt with. Farmer's U.hios ' Warehouse. A Farmer's Union Warehouse has been erected al Shedd's Station on the Oregon A California Railroad, and as will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, will be ready to receive grain on the 16th of the pres ent month. Tbe warehouse will be furnished with cleaning and elevating machinery of tbe most approved construction, sacks furnished to those wishingto sell or store their grain there, and tha highest Albany market price paid, in cash, for rain of all kinds. Mr. Almoa Wbeeler, one of the most successful business men in Linn county, is the le see, which is a sufficient guarantee that all business transactions will be conducted on the square. Read the ad. elsewhere. Re At. Estatb TuarsactiorS For the two weeks ending Thursday August 3d : John Jewett to N. J. Byrne and M. E. Todd- huuter ; consideration, $1. Lawrence Higgins to Alfred Allen ; considera tion, $95.' -- . John Long to Olney Fry Sen. ; consideration. $1,400 ' ' ' ' W. E. Knott to T. 8. Lucy : consideration. $200. . - Allen Hash to Mary K Ilasn ; consideration. xliift ..-. Eph. ' McFarland to E. B. Frum j considera tion, $45 60. ' ' ' . .. w.i, or UnntAlth to John M.Metxlert eousiaV Jas. S. Tarpley to HarieU A. Huntly eonsld IMiavan to J. M. Clara- , eo-.id.r-'"jL'jtV AveriU to V. H. Caldw.U i"--" JeWhecler to fra C. Dickey j eonsider d;i"uo. Higgin. to H-8- " ; Brattain : consideration, $80. ' W. McCoxkle to J. S. Rudd consideration, OJe 70 f T. R. Curl and others to Wni. Kinder j consid eration, $52. ' ' " Wra. MoCorkla to H. 8.' Rndd ; consideration, $600. " ... - aUk City Crrcpoiisic. . -i . j Citt, July 31st, 171, , . Editor Registers Refreshing tains' for th past four er five days, with plenty of thunder and ivid lightning ea Saturday night, was quite a change from the dry weather we bave had for a considerable periods although the heat is tem pered here somewhat by the- cool brceses we are favored with. I do cot think nuoh dsmsge has been don te the bay and cereal crops,' and thj potatoes and other garden stuff look wonderfully improved by the soaking they have received; wii ) The untimely fate of young Charlie Abby, tho . ' ldest son or E. A. Abby, ef Elk City, who shot himself accidentally a feW days since,' cast a . gloom over our r cigbborbood, as the poor boy was universally loved, and bis parents at gener. , . ally respected. He lived only a few minutes, tbe entire load of duck shot entering ftto side and ranging up, it is supposed, toward the heart, . a A cutting scrape occurred a few .miles below-; a here, on Wednesday, the twenty-sixth, when a ;' man named Rowland Hilton was wounded by a ; man named William Hiatt. The cause of tho ' quarrel which led 'to the affray is unknown. Mr. ' ' Hilton, I bave ascertained, is out of dsnger, and , , declines taking legal steps.' '' ' Schooner Elnorah is still wind-boend, but will slip out tbe first chance.,;", j,,. . V'V: -.,, .'' Lots of -visitors here, who arc enjoying tbria- , v. selves famously, and we have room for plenty : ' more.,.-.;. Yours,. . , . .FERS.'.'. ' - ? Ah Oppoutcsitt to-get a Babcaw. By ref- '. '; errenee to our new advertismeats this morning it , will be observed that Mr. L. Sbnffaworth, of Buena . Vista, is offering some one a bargain' in tbe wsy ' J of town lot, good dwelling, household furniture, 1, " Ac. On the premises is also a blacksmith shop I with tools, two forges, bellows, etc.,' tbe whole" being offered for $800. , Buena Vista is one of the ' best points in the State for a blacksmith shop, . and here is a chance to secure an out 8, unpre cedented in cheapness. Go for it. ' ?"' , PBR80HAL. Miss Libby Irvine, yonngest daughter of Rev. S., G. Irvino, who bas- been East attending School, arrived at her heme in. tbis city a few days since, in fine health, after an ' 1 absence of more than two years. ,' Financial stud Commercial. . " Gold is quoted in New York at 112. Cur- . . reney still quoted at 89 S0e. ' . 1 !l Dates from 8aa Francisco to the first instant give the following market quotations : Wheat Sales ot fair at $2 202 22 i j choice,: t $2 25 per 100 lbs. , ' Barley QuoUble at $1 52il 6T for new,. and $1 W(a)2 for old. Oats Fair old at $1 801 90 f 100 lbs. PoUtocs Range of the market 75c$l per , bushel. , 4 . Eggs California at 3537e per dosen. ' Wool Sales soutnern Oregon at 4vtaie per P!Ln'--: . .. .. . :. . ... ' Price or wneat in uvirpooi at last qnotauons was dropping, indications that the harvests of , Europe will pan out better than at first antic ipa- . ted. However this may be, there is no present indication of an advmnce in prices in the Liver pool markets and an advance must occur there .' bctore our marxets will be appreciably oLccteu. , The Albany market quotations present no new features the present week. ' Trade generally has been fair. . Tbe new crop of wheat will eoDiuience coming in, in two weeks. NEW TO-DAY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS, For Tour Own Especial Benefit ! W. J. n.TABIDKU D. AXDREWS, vs i uiiTAmnn a ro HAVE JC6T RECEIVED, DIRECT FROM.' . Saa TsVanoiseo, and now offer for sale at ? THEIR OLD STAND, '' J OIVS B'SBSLOW CONMEKS' BAftS. A full assortment of Dry Goods, Groeeriee, Boots and Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Yankee Notions, etc., etc., con sisting, in part, of ' Calico, GioghatDs, . Lawog, - - Poplins, -! Meriaos, . Delaiies( , Marseilles, Drees Silks, - Brilliants, S kirii,, - Jeans, Hot ierv, Table Linen, Crssb, Den ims, . effect, ' Dili per, Stripes, T i o k i ng, ' Corsets, Table Covers, , . Ladies' & Misses' 'Shoes, Children's Shoes, , . Gent's Boots and Shoes, Bojr's Boots s,nd Shoes, : Slippera and Gaiters, ' Brown Domes tie. Brown : , Bleached Sheeting, Linen & Silk Ildkchfa, California Merchandise. ' We invite esnecial attention to our lave stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which are or the best quality. ' , A full assortment oi ueuia auu A good aasortmeut of : I GENTS' CLOTHING, , , Such as medium and fine Business Suits, medi. am and fine Pants, medium and fine Coats, -tedium and flue Vest, Gents' Under Bhlrts, Gents' Drawers, Gents' Cotton and Woolen Socks, A full assortment of : . CROCKKRr AND GLASS WARE. A full assortment of Buena Vista Hollow Ware. Cedar Tubs. Cedar Buckets, Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets, Table Cutlery. Pocket Cutlery. A complete aaeertsaent of GROCERIES eoa- staatly on baad. ... . Wm Positively Deify Competition. ', Albany, July 29, IS71-7v3m3. ' S b eetinjr. PnnpBcn.Tsrt.uDiB I Was the exclamation of a lady of this eity when shows a Rembrandt taken by Prot Pazton, at his gallery in Browns ville. Paxton does sueoeed, somahow, in getting as perfect copies as eaa be obtained of the human face. ; Oo and soofor'yonrself. 'f '""' Goau to SiUtoi RiTE, Dr. Rice and famiiy started tor Salmon .river on Wednesday, to ' be goae some days. His patiants will please hare patience until hi return. Our best wishes for their enjoyment while at Salmon go with them No one needs' rest more than a pbyseiaa. CITY ' IMC-tVXHCET, FIRST STREET. ALBAKY, OREGON, a. HAioar. b. HARRIS. , 0. 1. I. HARRIS St .SLLf. JL always keep on hand a full supply of aU ;.Kiiidr't,neali I all of which will be of the vary beet quality. The highest market price paid for Bewree, Hogs and Sheep. - ; ' ',. Third door west of Ferry, on south side or First streets. J. L. HARRIS CO. V Albany, 0e. 15,W-15 ;,;fV;. mV V '
