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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1872)
TO THE FARMERS -OK UNN & BENTON COUNTIES. THK I'JMHSRSIttJfKD WOl'IJ RE siicei fully announce that they huye en t i re! jNvimiucled and renovated t Iiolr large, wiiatiio IIouh uii'l MiMaiiilal Wareliouse, ftmt they liavi- strenstlicned iind lidded to ilw uu, creeled n w works wit Ire that limy now Imvn two A So. 1 Cleaners, wltn !nrtfcllevftt(niwuiilutc; littvcput in new Jloilerand Kinrlnc.iind are now preiral to take in and bundle XVtioat So Oats very rapidly and conveniently. lIuvinK aiiniidant stonwc facilities in Vortlnml, parties destrliiK to store Kiuln with ns need havo no fears that our ware house here will lwnverloHlil, We would also Mill the tittcntioii -of N Sinners to the fact that our facilities for "iffi to a Foreign Market are very . It ,B. and that they will ttn;Uttothe(i .idvanta;jelocall ftt our office tor ft r her information us to om facilities and teims of8,0lw' (:.n.coMST.KKoo., W. 8. Nkwblkv, Agent. Albany, Aiig.Kilvl. 1 KOlttlK ti:krei KKEI'S A LARGE VJ stock of Aborted Merchandise to suit the market. It wonUl ho to . the in-wn-esl of even iXMiy to give Mm an on-l call. Oregon Wooden Ware ManTg. Co,. KANrFACTCKKBS OF BUCKETS, TIBS, PAILS, -AKD- Woo den-Ware Works nt Oregon it'; Oregon. 'pHK OKEUOX WOOOEX WAKE 1 Mannliiitnring Company, having re ,.iv ilete.l their Works at UWgon ! V wi n most nwin.ved machinery u the newest patterns and latest siu-htisetts. the KS I AIU.IsH.Ut.. I, Tts w in ine.its, will compare luvorably with wv " cr In the Tailed States. .i. Mforl'KDAK. MAl'l.K an 1 AMI Bit h- k i s i t its rrrTKK wkkins, ajt-MuN lim WV8III.AK1)S, shuttle IttiDHlns, SeX'cmioris called our A8g irsuim mrtounv heretofore In market, ISlng no anpleaSant taste or smell to ihledtosmpplv thetmdenn the most a v tugeuu terms, and by gg Hon mul excellent workmanship will merit siieccss In onr line. , onr Dealers are remitted NgM ur wanw before nureuaslng elsew here. 3F Vl'livs!i all communications to i. D. BIW, Attest, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE ItlS Hm-kets or Tub nmnp- FOR DRESS 00008, BIOVKS, TltlM mlngs, Hosiery, etc., goto turrcll,., Klrst street. People FURxisHisti SH'UFD:A,1;!' hii l ieu Tun-ell's large stock of ( ar ,H,lstoilXths,niiads, ifugs, etc., which liotem-Uuw very cheap. tM, TO TI RRKLL? KOR HARDWAnE, VT Ijimiw, LamiM-mmnejiscii. the Hoods to suit you. He lias 43-1 A. B. MORRIS, General Commission AMI FORWARDS MERCHANT. II A V I S U lare LEASED R. CHEADl.E'S WABEHOUSE Ml NKLIi WOKK Oil FORWARD WwdSb street,..., tl.elnk of !lm WIHa,.,etterlver,I am ttW o (lore WHEAT or OATS, In unlimited quantities. The lllwheat .Rarfcet Frk Vuid In iihIi for Wheat and Oaa. Parties wlshlnjr to store (train. n make urmnifeuients to get all the ""W?." (train stored ami iorwnraoa i lowest rates. A share of patrunago is solicited. A. It. MORK18. Albany.Jnly 17-4BV GEOROK TURREI-L PAYS THE HltiH est price for all kinds of Country Pro dnoe. Remember the address, Turrell's, First street, r(lH tOANT SEWS. A ledge of coal from three to six inches' wide was struck while blasting rock back of Sim Rafael, (Jul., a few day: ago. Two scows collided in Oiympia har bor a few days ago. N o damage was done, however, lievond a good duck ing which one ot the owners, who was knocked overooam. receiveu. A Mr. Buckley, an old resident of .Seattle, was adjudged liicomperent to manage his own business by t lie au thorities at that place last week, but his lawyer is trying to have the decis ion reversed. Gen. Applegate is going East to en-1 ter the lecture Held, (letiettil Lane is no longer servicea- j hie tor campaign purposed. Dulles merchants report plenty oi business. Many wild geese were killed near Corvallis during hist week. The wind blew so hard at Spring- j field Sunday before last, an to damage : the Christian Church building consul- j erably. .m... f tut wk savs the present price of wheat iu Corvallis is 52 cents per bushel. The Entertrine says the Locks at Oregon City are rapidly approaching completion. The company expect to finish them by January. The bnttr flth thinks it will be a line piece ot work when completed. One Chinaman cut oft'tlie pocket ot another at Victoria tlie other day. and got away with it. lie was $85 richer by it. The San Francisco mint coined over one million eignt nuuurcu dollars last month. Benjamin J. I-ewis. foreman ot the job otllce of the Mining Journal at Salt Lake, died from an over dose ot poison on the 1st Inst. An apostate and backsliding woman nwMnlmtlrai has been formed t Salt riU. called the Utah Liberating league, it is spreading rapimy. n isthonghtit HI be a permanent in strument in destroying the power of the Mormon Church. The Qnu&ia 1ms it from pretty authentic sources that Capt, VVright, of San Francisco, proposes within a few weeks to run a first class steamer between that city and Portland in op position to tlw present line. vi iMWii (Vtlornmn. the "escaped .lll.-W . ..." " V " - 7 - . Nun,'' arrived in Portland on the steamer last weeK. Grain alKl hav plentifol in Eastern Oregon, and some clieajier than in the Willamette Valley. Koseburg is trying to start a good Templar'sXodge. 'Tis well. Horse racing, seems to be the excit ing topic in California. llegister awl Home is the title of the Vancouver papW. The children of Oiympia are having the ringworm. Printers ink is thought to be a cure. A man at Walla Walla lost twelve sheep in one night recently, by a worthless dog. Miss Marv MeCoimcll, of Jackson ville, has been pronounced insane, and taken to the Asylmn. Clothesline thieves are bothering the denizens of Jacksonville. Andrew Rotmtree was killed In Goose Lake Valley, on the 2d day ot October, bv M. L. Smith, who killed him with a hoe. Smith was acquitted on the ground of justifiable homicide, tltc deceased having assaulted him in his field with a pistol. The Yaquinn stage will make but one trip a week hereafter. The filfUatman says "from the pres ent appearance the roof of the M. E. Churcli will be tall enough to peuk in the gates kept by St. Peter." At the late Montana Fair X. Mc Gwire's baby girl took the blue rib bon. Barrels are made at Oiympia at $1 75 apiece; half barrels, $1 25. Governor Grover has pardoned Thomas P. Ward out of the Peniteu ftn... u'lm tvns mnvietpd of murder in tlie second degree and , sentenced for a term of v eal's. Snow has fallen on the mountains around Jacksonville. There were fifteen whalers in the liarlwr at Sail Francisco, and more coming in on the 4th. The total witch was reported at 11,455 barrels of oil and i;W.4U0 founds of whalebone. In connection with the statement that the dog famllv are on the decrease in Portland, it Is 'said tliat a sausage manufactory is in full blast. Hev. Mr. Doane has purchased a $HX) church organ for the use of his congregation In Dalles city. and semi gods and goddesses, .loss and .(obsess and many curious devices known to their superstitions rites and ceremonies. A large number of per sons were attracted to the room by the glare, tinsel, and lieatlienlsh din, dur ing last evening. ure9". Mrs. II. Miller, of Lane county, reached her home last week from the East. She Is the mother of Jaqttln Miller. The QreuuHiuH says a man named Andrew Payne was accidentally shot on Thursday evening of last week at Revenue, 2B miles sontlieast of Port laud. Tlie Sheriff of Marlon county col lected $4,000 taxes during October. The Stnte Jmmwl says Mohawk Valley had a stroke of earthauake last week, and wants Gen. Applegate to explain. Tlie voice of the wild goose Is heard in the land. Weddine cards this year are su.all ! ami plain. I A Chinaman hi Portland parts his hair in the middle. Cod liver oil is the latest to promote female plumpness. It is rumored that S. A. Clark. Esq., of Salem, expects to spend the winter in Boston and Wellington, where he will engage in literary pursuits. The Sunday school ot the M. E. Church atCoivallis has been reorgan ized by the election of W. B. Carter. Sopt Miss Fannie Greer, assistant Supt.;J. W. Williams. Sec'y; Miss Klla Mason, Treas.; Master Oscar Hubbard. Librarian; Miss Viola Brig's, Organist, and .1. M Garrison, Chorister. This scliool is increasing ! ;if.iwa nod imniliers unite fast. One of the Important features of the Sunday School in tlie M. E. Churcli in Portland, is the Monthly Missionary concert, says iluilelia. They draw large audiences, are interesting and profitable. ' Yonng men of Salem will soon or ganize ti Terpsichorean Club. Nine brick buildings have been put up during the Summer at Eugene. John G. Bilker of Yamhill county, sheared $1,150 worth of wool from 250 head of slieep last Spring. Street ears will eoriimence miming in Portland on December first. The Insane Asylum tit East Port laud contains 107 patients ; 119 males, and 48 females. The amount of taxable property in Multnomah county Ls put down at $8,790,000. The amount of taxes to be raised is $114,381 80. James Stout has been appointed by Chief Justice Noggle. Clerk of the District Court for the Second Judicial District of Idaho, cice llollister, re moved. Mr. Milton) Offutt killed a large cougar, on last Monday, a few miles above Tuiuwater near the Deschutes river. Dunphy's Hotel at Hamilton, Mon tana, was totally destroyed by fire on Hi., morning of October the :0th. v.... n s The Panktpaph says: "Emmi grauts are daily passing .through Rose- P i. - i .. ti... i '....Hill., raniitrv. Utllg. OOUIIll lOl Hie wpiu ....... ..v. - The streets of St. Joe were thronged with people Inst Saturday, to witness tlie first appearance of the locomotive tit that place. Some of the spectators on that day saw a railroad car for tlie first time in their life. The Circuit Court liegan a term iu Douglas county on Monday. There were 14 civil, and tour or five criminal cases oi i tlie docket. Five ol tlie form er were to sever tlie matrimonial knot. At tlie November terms of the Cir cuit Courts for the First Third and Fourth Judicial Districts in this State, the divorce suits number forty-one. Tlie Montana, Helena, lleivhlof the 24th says : "GiistaveSee, well known to tlie citizens of Helena, died very suddenly yesterday afternoon, from the bursting of a blood vessel at Liss Oer'g Restaurant, wliere lie has lieeu employed the past year as a baker. The Lewiston &Mti lias discovered a good place to make1 a new territory. It promises to let Washington Terri tory keep all her couutry lying west of the Columbia river. All that portion lying east of the Columbia embracing VValla Walla. Whitman, and a good portion of Stevens county, and that portion of Idaho lying north of Sal mon river to be made into a new ter ritory called Columbia. Senator Corbett will leave for Wash ington by the next steamer. Within five days after the incorpor ation act went into force at Koseburg. three drunks and disorderlies wen! at tended to. The Circuit Court for Multnomah county will convene next Monday. Look out for Thank-giving Day. It's a coming. Tlie turkeys arc be ginning to look solenicholly. and pumpkins yellow. The Chinese populace were Intlu-trl-onslv engaged last evening in celebrat ing the " Feast of the 1-esser Dragon ..iVo fh mnjt nnnroveil stvle. NO firccrakers were used, but these small arms were more than compensated tor by an everlasting din caused by the blowing of wheezv horns and the ceaseless beating of .cymbals and ton ions. The grand temple of tlie old lie dragon himself was brilliantly illumi nated lioth with gas and some stunning cuts of his Royal Sulphurous Majesty oil the walls. There was also big lamps and little lamps, suspended from the celling, and many curiously revolving lights placed around at In tervals. The room was gorgeously and grotesquely adorned with demt -.. T....1I.. Braonlner nf lf Week KJll linw v..0, - Robert Mmm, rtoHewnan ef Oregon ..... . ...tit. trt..K City, m an altercation wim "no" Wortman at Hie Poet Office of that place, drew a pistol and fired twice at Wortman, rawing his aim) and then jumped upon him and beat htm with a cane over the head. Wortman was without means of defense. Jenkins was arrested upon two cliarges assault and battery, and assault with a deadly weapon and found guilty of both. He was balled In the sum of $500 each. Tlie new Oakland. In Douglas comi ty. Is leaving the old town iu the lurch in point of prosperity. Mr. E. Savage, near Hillsboro, dis located his sboulder by a fall, the otlier day. James narmer, a contractor of Baker county, left without paying his debts a few days ago. It is estimated that Western Wash ington lias 15.000 square miles of tlm liered lands, which will yield an aver age ol 30.000 teet of lumber to the acre. Harhisbcrg, Nov. 6th, 1872. Ed. Rkgister : The election is nast and all Is quiet quiet from the tact that Republicans are not In the .ahit nt hnrrflhlno' over their victory like Democrats under similar circum stances and of course at this time the Democrats have nothing over which to exult. Taking the vote of last June as a basis from which to figure, there was not the amount of crow eaten here yesterday, that one would have ex pected, as the poll books will show. It had oeen confidently believed that not a single Liberal Republican was to be found In this precinct, but to wards evening It was ascertained that one man had cast his vote for Greeley who had heretofore voted the straight Republican ticket. So little, however, was known of this before-hand that some ot his most intimate friends were led to wager a small amount on his vote, and lost. It Is also said that one or two others voted In the same way, who are ashamed to own It, though this Is not generally believed. During the day some tew bets were made on the general result, the Republicans giving from ten to forty electoral votes, also that Greeley would not carry twelve States. Although Mr. A. C. Jones came up on the evening of the 4th, and made one of his telling (?) speeches, there were a few who voted the O'Conor ticket while several did not vote at all. This, with many of us, was our first experience at voting by liallot, though all seemed to be highly pleased. It was noticed in counting the ballots, that those on top were nearly all tor Greeley. Those, it is supposed, were cast bv men who had not the courage (or stomach) to devour their share of the crow until they had liquored up all day. This would have liecn a fine field for a repoiter, as many an amu ing incident would have come under his observation, that we have not the gift to report. " As we now write, the news comes pouring in from all quar ters, giving, In almost all instances, large Republican gains, and best of till that Linn county has gone Republican. Surely this Is glory enough for one day. REPUBLICAN. Latest Xewa. more It was lully dcvetoied. In Co lumbus and Port Jervls it was com mencing. William B. Crosby, of New York, lias been appointed Consul General at Rome. The President lias signed the procla mation imposing discriminating duties on articles from France. It is stated that the steamer .VmwwA en route from New York for Havana, wa burned about twenty-five miles from Abaco a few days since. Seven iKissengers and five of tlie crew were saved, out ot some thirty of the form er and fifty-torn ot the latter. A letter lias been received at the General Land Office setting forth that a movement is on foot by tlie Israelites of Europe for settling a colony of Roumanians and Continental Jews in America. It appears there is a com tianv formed possessing a paid up capi tal of $1,500,000, which contemplates settling In this country with some 8,000 families, comprising 40.000 per sons. They wish to obtain 25.000 acres of government hind for that pur pose. The horse maladv was beginning to abate iu New York on the 30th ult. Tlie burned steamship Miwmi was valued at $200,000 and was insured tor $100,000. Her cargo was estimated at $250,000. It is rumored that Columbus Delano will succeed Boutwell as Secretary of the Treasury, in case of Grant's elec tion. A female doctor, of New York, on the 31st nit reiKirted that she was treat ing four ladies who were sufteriug from the horse disease. Oxen were usik! hi drawing wagons In Albauy, N. Y., 01. the 31st ult. The horse disease In New York was on tlie Increase Oct. 20th. In Phila delphia It was very mild. In Baltl- The 1 torse malady was spreading In Chicago, Nov, X witfegflRlyspPty. Fifty cases of horse disease were reported in Pittsburg on the 1st. Hon. John A. Griswokl died at Troy, N. YH w the 31st ult. The horse malady ls spreading through Maine. The bad weather was Increasing the horse disease on the 4tb. Three men were suffocated In the mineral well at Avon, N.Y., recently. FOREMM SEWS. At the General Conference of Jews at Brussels, on the 1st lust., the Rou manians stated their Intention to emi grate en masse to this country. The Prussian Diet was prorogued on the 1st. By the falling of a Court room In Durris County, Ireland, on the 1st Inst, 200 people were precipitated twelve feet. Several were Instantly killed, and forty Injured, some serious ly. It Is said that President Thiers does not want to be made President for life. The German troops have evacuated Epernay. Gold has been discovered at the Cape of Good Hope. Ponfferlo Diaz has wrnimlsslonecl notable citizens to arransre peace be tween himself and Tijadn. Gen. Tlmeres, of Mexico, has been Imprisoned because he had not surren- derwl bis arms. Almoin Inn. Mexico, leader of the Citadel In revolt last year, has been Thiers has informed the Princess Clotilde, wife of Prince Napoleon, that she Is tree to remain in r ranee without the Interference of Govern ment. It is said the three experts to whom Emperor William referred the San Juan case, recommended as a com- Hie nrtnntton of the middle channel as the boundary line between British America anq unireu owiies territory. The Mamuls of Ruoon, who presid ed over the nigh Joint Commission which framed the Manama treaty ai M-...i.ii,.rfnii has itelivered an address at Repon, Eng., upon the result of the arbitration at ( leneva. He regards the result as a great step towarti tne pres ervation of peace in the world. A private company lias made a prop osition to the Spanish Government to construct and maintain at Its own ex pense the Hues of telegraph through out tlie country. W. E. Baxter, member of Parlia ment for Montrcss, Eng., In a recent address to his constituents said tlie re sult ot the Geneva arbitration was the grandest triumph of modem civiliza tion. The horse disease has appeared in several places in Devonshire, Eng.. and is severe in Liverton and vicinity. France was to pay Germany this week two hundred millions of francs. nnJ will continue to make similar In stallments until the end of tlie year. Bancroft, American Embassador, soon after the Enqieror's decision on the San Juan boundary question, ap plied to the Foreign office for an ac count oft lie expenses incurred by the German Government in tlie course ol tlie arbitration, with a view of reim bursement. He was informed that the German Government had no bill of charges against tlie United States. ti,.. million ueililiiiy of the Kim; and Queen of Saxony was celebrated on the 4th at Dresden with splendid ceremonies. The Emperor and Em press and Crown Prince of Germany were present. Cholera lias made Its appearance ai Prague ami Berlin, Germany. Armed bands of Carilsts are commit ting robberies on the frontier of Spin. An artist not long ago, was dqlna his best at a sunset on the Rhine. A magnificent old castle occupied a prominent position in the picture, be hind which it is supposed, tlie glorlon orb of dav lias just disappeared, giving tlie rocks, hills and dales that pictur es pie twilight which is so much ad mired bv lovers of nature. As it my fell npoii tlie placid sheen of the Rhine Its reflection sparkled like molten sil ver. Tlie artist surveyed his work Iu general outline, in blending and shad ing, laid down his palet and brush, and was congratulating himself on the success of his masterpiece, when a countryman, who. unnoticed, had been reviewing the picture from behind, remarked, with a measured tone : "Weil, I swan, that looks natural." "Ah. Indeed," replied the artist, looking at tlie speaker, who certainly had not tlie appearance of having trav eled a irreat distance beyond tlie barn- y . " .. . . k 1 U 01, yard, uo you recojjnuie u. "Recognizeit? I guess I do. Been ther niore'n forty times. It's just up here in the edge of Leomlnlster. That hnlldin' tliere" (the castle) "is Sqclrc Jones' soa)-house.aiitl this shiny stuff" (the shimmering Rhine) "is tlie soap suds that comes from It." There was an artist studio to rent next day.' liMBHnnMBRaiMppta