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ALBANY REGISTER. EAJrTEEJI am. The horse epidemic has begun to show Itself at Cincinnati wi the 8th The horse disease hud reached its worst stage in New Haven, Conn., on the 9th. 'Die friends cf Gen. Hancock are urging Ills claims to be appointed to Department of the Atlantic, nade va cant by the death ot Gen. Meade. His seniority of rank is urged as the main reason. Illinois thunders out 58,000 majority for Grant Brown is re-elected Governor of Tennessee by from 3,000 to 5.000 ma jority. Greeley has carried the State by about 8,000. Missouri has gone for Greeley by about 24 000 majority. It was thought on the 9th that Texas had gone largely Democratic. The horse disease was abating In Washington on the 9th lust. The horse disease was unabated' in Chicago on the 8th. In Dover, N. J .. two Italians from New York entered the store of G. Bariotti and one claimed his house keeper as his wile. After some words be stabbed her dead, and inflicted a mortal wound upon Bariotti. He was arrested, and threats of lynching were freely made. At an election in Baltimore on the 8th, to fill a vacancy in the City Coun cil from the Sixth Ward, a party of men mostly colored left a large crowd gathered on the corner of the street, and proceeding a short way turned and fired upon tne crown in trout oi roe voting place, killing Isaac Boss. and mortally wounding John Conway They then broke and ran. when those fired into returned the shots, firing tome 18 or 30 shots in a minute. No reason is given for the riot. Grant's majority in Chicago was 8.796. It is reported that a representation of colored men, headed by Fred Doug lass and John M. Langston, colored lawyer, are bringing a pressure to bear to secure a Cabinet appointment for one ot their race. Langston is urged for Atto: General. It wa . jmored on the 8th that Gen. Howard would be promoted Mayor General vice Gen, Meade, deceased, and be at once retired with the full grade of Major General, on account of long, faithful services and honorable wounds. The Washington Patriot (Dera.) has suspended publication. It has sunk 188,000 in two years. Colfax has addressed a card to the Indianapolis Journal as foil lows : . South Bekd, Ind., Nov. 1. The Chicago Tribune ot to-day again states, it appears, " that Colfax is after the Seuatorship in Indiana." Even at risk of subjecting myself to more cheap wit by opposition papers about retiring, I ask the privilege of re-stating in yom columns about what I have said publicly to tens of thousands, the ptist mouth, that I am not a candidate or aspirant for any position Senatorial or editorial, State or national, and of course am not a candidate for election unless the Republican nominee for the Seuatorship by the united vote of the Republican members of the Legisla ture. SCHUYLER COLFAX. On the afternoon of the 7th inst., two barrels were found floating in Charles river at Cambridge. Mass., which on examination were found to contain the mutilated remains of a man. The bead and legs were in one barrel and the trunk iu the other. The body was well dressed. A gold watch was found In one ot the barrels. It is said that Ex-Judge Barnard, of New York, who was impeached and deposed, intends to locate in Cali fornia. Rumor says he was once driven out ot (he latter State by a vigi lance committee. The remains of "Fanny Fern" were deposited in Mount Auburn, in a brick catacomb, beside the remains of her first husband. The horse disease has laid np several circuses iu New York State and else where. A terrible conflagration was raging in Boston ou the 9th and 10th. MIM lions of property bad been destroyed in the very heart of the city. goopmaiischap, who gained notor ity by importing Chinamen, Is living to New York efiy. Another Atlantic cable is in course of construction, to be laid next year. Its termini will be Land's End and Halifax. Its length will be 3.000 milea,SjJ the cost $1,300,000. THe annual report of the Secretary of War is received. It is quite brief, and recommends the establishment of military prisons in place of the pres ent system of sending army convicts to State penitentiaries. He renews his recomuiendatioo that extras to toil regiment be dispensed with as vacancies occur, and thus save USQ, 000 per annum. He advises raising the intellectual standard ot admission at West Point also the sale of a large number of useless arsenals In South Carolina and elsewhere, and the ea tabHsment of a moral arsenal of con struction on the Atlantic slope and another on the Pacific, these arsenals with that already at Rock Island, In the Mississippi valley, would efficient ly meet the wants ot the service In time of need. He concludes by regret ting tint one-sixth of the army is still detained in Southern States east of the Mississippi river, and hopes an im proving social condition will soon spare that force for frontier service. He says military expenditures are on a descending scale. It is reported that Greeley has made up his mind that "no amount of damning will stem the present popu lar current." It estimated that during the poet year the wheat yield of the United States has been 40,000,000 bushels an increase or flo,uoo,uw Dusnei over last year. Horace Greeley has resumed the editorship of the New York Trihme. He intends to make it " thoroughly independent." The only Insurance companies re ported suspended in New York City became ot the Boston fire, were the International. Relief, Corn Exchange and Humboldt. Six nuns were arrested in the north em part of Boston on the 12th, caught in the act of firing buildings. President Grant, Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Potter, Ingails, Gilmore, Forster, Commodore Srsinbel, Secre tary Robeson. ex-Governor Curtlii, and militia officers ,t adjoining States, were in Philadelphia on the lftli inst. to attend th funeral of Gen. Meade. There is a boy in Washington four and a half years old, who lias a head ! covered with pure white nappy wool. .vhlte eyebrows and eyelashes oma mentlng a good featured face of bright, mulatto color, flanked by very dark ears. His neck and body are white, and around his wrist his skin is as white and fair as can be. From a short distance above the elbows and knees the skin is very dark." In Mobile there are twin sisters who cau not be punished for any offense, because neither cau be identified. Re cently one of these young ladles put to flight two dog-catchers and a police man. In court she proved to be her sister policeman accompanied her home to arrest the other, but. on ar riving, could not tell which be had broueht and which had already been there, and went away sorrowing with out either. At the Oregon Presbytery held at Salem last week, a committee conslst- ine of Dr. Geary. R. Robe, J. A. Haima and T. P. Powers wasappoiut- ed to prepare a brief history of the in troduction of Presbvterianlsm within the bounds of the Presbytery, and con tinue tite same down to the present time. An elderly gentleman named Geo. Gay Attempted suicide last Saturday at Salem by taking a large dose of laudnum. A powerful antidote promptly administered saved the old man's life. Financial embarrassment. the cause. Gov. G rover designates Thursday 28th Instant as a day of general Thanksgiving In Oregon in accordance witn tne on-time custom Mr. P. Fnuer has arrived at Victor ia overland from Jregoii, with a large drove of sheen for hreetliiiir purposes. and lias settled at the head of White Stump Lake, In Nicola Valley. .Arctic Soda. Ha vim; added vastly to h it faclllllea for dispensing Ibis delight- rui aim neaun-giving revenge, we wouin announce to our farmer patrons, and the public generally, that weans fatly prepared frum one of those elegant Tafi' Arctic Fountains, to supply soda of the bent quality In un limited quantities to all who may favor uh with a call- BOTTLED SODA ! AM) Sarsapitrilla! WILL, DUBIM; TDK irBIXO ill SUMMER lie delivered to families ordering through out the city. at Liberal Bat. A. CAROTHKK8 CO., Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Ac. TOt UNDERSIGNED INVITES THE attent ion of the p tUte to his large and complete sleek of APPLE. FEAR, rum. CBEBBT a other TREES. Abo, CHAPE VI cs-ba In the State; Ornamental .Treat, Shrub. Plant. Cur rants, Gooebejrws, Strawberries, Rosea, DahfiwandBnlbr which wDl be arida tow as aW-eametsafc eta be afforded Nov. EMM J. A. MILLAR. NEW TO-DAY. PER CENT SAVED BY BUYING NEW GOODS OF- KLINE & GO. ALBAS V, OREGON. sTuuert Received an entire new etack of tne -SUCH AS- DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. i BOOT8, SHOES, ('AM, HATH, CHUNK, CROCKERY US IIABBWARK, China Satin Dress Cioods, baby arm'ABT mnurtu, POPUS lATHTBEH, NfOTtH PLAIDS), TABES CLOTH, SiTBIPEB, PLAID, avail KSIYTED Mt'ABPft, WOOLKX HAOJ'tM U HAYS' ARB CHABPIOE and a large atwh of FANCY GOODS! CABPETft, II. CLOTIfN, House Furnishing Goods, ALL OF WHICH IS OFFERED AT THE p r i o ns. First., 4riinc Peat BM. TO THE FARMERS LINN & BENTON COUNTIES. THE l'NERNIUXE WOULD BE spectfullv announce I hat they have en tirely remodeled ami renovated their large, commodious and substantia Warehouse, that they have strengthened and added to the same, erected new works entire -that they now have two A No. 1 Cleaners, with large Elevators complete; have put in new Boiler and Engine, and are now prepared to take in and handle Wheat cfc Oats very rapidly and conveniently. Having abundant storage facilities in Portland, parties desiring to store grain with us need have no fears that our ware house here will be overloaded. We would also call the attention of the tanners to the fact that our facilities for shipping to a Foreign Market are very ....... ..I..,.. u.l that tlii.v UrOI Unit It tn tllllr advantage to call at our omee for further intormatinu as to our iacuuies aim leriun of storage. . . C B. COM8TOCK ft CO., W. H. Newbvky, Agent. Albany, Aug. Wlv4. GEOROE TURREL KEEPS A LARGE stock of Assorted merchandise to suit the market. It would be to the in terest of everybody to give him an early call. W- Oregon Wooden fare lan'fg, Co, MAN I' FACT V. REUS OF BUCKETS, TUBS, PAILS, -ARB - Wooden-Ware ! Work at Or. gou City, Oregon. THE OREGON WOODEN BABE Manufacturing Company, having re cently completed their Works at Oregon City with the most approved machinery, embracing the newest patterns and latest patents, imported at great cost from Mas sachusetts, the ESTABLISHMENT, In all Its appointments, will compare favorably with any other In the Tnited States. The Company are prepared to fill all or ders for CEDAR. MAPLE ami ASH BUCK ETS, THUS, BITTER FIRKINS, SALMON KITS, WASHBOARDS, Shuttle Bobbins, Broom-handles, Ac., Ac. Particular attention is called to our ASH PAILS and BITTER KDJKINS an article far superior to any heretofore In market, as causing no unpleasant taste or smell to the contents. From our superior facilities we are en abled to supply the trade on the most ad vantageous terms, and by prompt atten tion and excellent workmanship will merit success in our line. Dealers are requested to examine our wares iwfore purchasing elsewhere, fefcr -Address all communications to J. B. BILEH, Agr.it, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE. Any Buckets or Tntis manu factured by ns, which do not give complete satisfaction, If returned, will tie replaced by new ones, wiinoui ennrge ior ireigui. 3d3m J. D. BILES, Agent FOR DRESS GOODS, C.IAIVES, TRIM mlngs, Hosier)', etc., go to Turn-IPs, first street. 4S-4 PEOPLE FURNISHING SHOULD CALL ml Tnrreii's iniifc stock of Car pets, Oilcloths, Blinds, Bugs, etc., which he is selling very cheap. 4S-4 GO TO TIJRRELL'S FOR HARDWARE, La in os. Lamp-chimneys, etc. He has the (loads to suit you. 43-4 A. B. MORRIS, General Conimitmion AKD FORWARD! MERCHANT. HA V I N ti LEASED R. CHEADLE large WAREHOUSE BUY, MEM, WORE OB FORWARD at foot of Broadalbtn street, on the bank of the Willamette river, I am prepared 10 store WHEAT or OATS, in unlimited quantities. The nSfEeal Market Pair PnM in Cash tor Wheat and Oats. wlahlno. tn aiAiw Urnfn. can mjtke arrangements to get all the sacks needed, Drain stored and forwarded at lowest rates. A share of patronage Is solicited. A. B. MORRIS. Albany, Jnly I7-4SV4 GEORGE TURRELL FATS THE 111(311 est price for all kinds of Country Pro duce. Remember the address, Turrellt, First street. 4M JOB PRINTING. ALBANY REGISTER PRINTING HOUSE WITH NEW AND FAST POWER AKD HAND PRESSES, ' Latest and most Desirable Styles or Printing Material. Is undoubtedly THE SHEBANG TO GO FOR When yon wish Posters, or Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Ball Tickets, Programmes, Labels But why partienlarize, when it is gen erally acknowledged tliat w e are ON IT When It eorues under the he'ul of a a JW fii- iWi.. Ii GiTComc to see us, onct J'ATENT GATE, Self-Opening and Self-CleaiHg GATE. PATENTED BY JOHN DICKASON, June 4, Djw7. 'I'HE HATE IS SO CONSTRUCTED That 1 when the vehicle approaches It tin; wheels on one side puss over a lever which is connected to the gate hinge by a rod. thus opening the gate liefoir you and ins! -enlng it open. After going thmngh, the carriage passe over a similar lever, also connected with the gate hinge, causing t hr gate, tn Its rotation, to shut behind you and fasten. Ho Getting Out of Your Vehicle! No Raising of Latches Nor Pulling of String, Except the "rl hi ions'" of your team. H at often called THE -'LAZY MA N1 CiATIV And a "Dead Open and Mini." This gate Is simple m its construction. both of iron and wood work, and not likely to get out of order. If a neat, cheap gate I.Tum4wwI I, m.i.)wma.liilt..ht I I. t 1. UWUIHJH Mimj W MNV I I ' . . mill I 1 1 1 cross liars ot wood and one-fonrth Inch wire, neatlv curved at the ton. the lower end hid in the bottom bar, which is the ityle of a factory made gate. The gate are now in practical use in several of the connttesarbund San Francisco, and plenlT OI lomimoninaw can no given. THOMAS J. 8AFF0RD, Having purchased the Right for Linn Co., Oregon, Has now on hand, and will msnnfSctuiv the above described gate. Wherever It has tieen used It has received the highest en comiums, as the large nnmlier of oertifl eates from prominent farmers In all parts of the country, now tn my hands, will testify. CARRI AGE0AND WAOON. Of All Heseriptions, On hand and nunufactored fo order. Blacksmtthlng and Repairing Done to order at most reasonable rates. snop ioot oi roriy sirect, opposite Beach. Montelth A Co.' fnnrinc mills. ..w. TROMA8 J. SAFrOED. Albany, Oct. U,H-8v