ALBANY REGISTER.
Crecrrr COTOT Docket. Follow
ing is the docket for the March term of
the Linn County Circuit Court which
moots in this city next week :
State of Oregon vs N. Simmons.
Assault with dangerous weapon.
State of Oregon vs Samuel Manstlelil
Selling liquor to a minor.
Suite of Oregon vs Samuel Mans
fieldSelling liquor on Sunday.
State of Oregon vs Samuel Mansfield
Selling liquor to a tn.nor.
State of Oregon vs Levi Livingston
Counterfeiting.
State of Oregon vs .lohn Similiter
Malicious injury to persmal property.
State ot Oregon vs Charles Brown
Stealing. M. J. Mndge vs 'M'm McCalister,
Action at law to recover money.
Jennie Grubb vs C. W. Gnibb Di
vorce. Adolphe Oeisler vs E. Coustantine
Spannows Confirmation of Sheriff
sale.
T. .L Anderson vs Beach it Mon
telth Action at law to recover money.
Thomas Montcith vs James II. Fos
terInjunction. A. C. Layton vs II. A. Hogue et a!
Suit in Equity to set aside deed.
Albany & Santiam Water Ditch or
Can:'. Co. vs John Settle et al Suit
in Equity for right of way.
Albany A Santiam Water Ditch or
( anal Co. vs 6. Yf. Backus et al Suit
in Eqility fiw right of uny.
Albany & Santiam Water Ditch or
Canal Co. vs Hiram Smith, admr..
John Robinet et al.
Albany & Santiam Water Ditch or
anal Co. vs Richard Kilter et al
Suit in Equity for right of way.
Beach & Monteith vs J. II. Marks
Actiou at law to recover money.
John Barker & Allen Barker vs B.
T. Lollis Suit in Equity to foreclose
mortgage.
John B. Smith et al vs Linn county
Writ of review.
C. 'I'. Lever vs Ira Moore et-al Suit
to correct deed.
W. M . Smith vs H. B. and Drusilla
Polly -Suit to to foifdose mortgage..
John Small man vs Samrwui T. Bow
el! et al Suit in Equity for partition.
C. M. Cartwright vs J. II. Marks
Action to recover money.
James Chambers vs II. B. Polly
Action at law to recover money.
Berrymau Cumndngs vs Elizabeth
llite. Jo-eph Bite, Arthur ('. Wallace
et al Suit in ftptlty to correct deeds.
Hartlett Curl v J. E. Beutley &
Thos. Winn .Action at law to recover
money.
Mary J. Dawson vs Hardin Dawson
Still for divorce.
Rachel Tower vs James McMahon
Action at law to recover inohey.
Margaret HeFnfWen vs Win. Mc
Eadden Stilt tor Divorce.
Joicey A. MoKeev Thomas II. Me
Koc Snit tor divorce.
E. Martih & Co. vs Charles Ruggers
Action at law to recover money.
Samuel Levy et al vs James Riley
et hi Suit in equity.
A. Wheeler et al vs Alfred O. Smith
& Ruth A. Smith Suit to foreclose
mortgage.
E. Fia&Bros. Vs w. w. Walton
A Elizabeth Walton Suit to foreclose
mortga ge.
0. Fox & Bros, vs J. D. nurd-Suit
to foreclose mortgage.
A. C. King vs James W. McDowell
Suit in equity for partition.
J. T. Oilmore. Respondent, vs J.T.
Settle, Appellant Appeal from Coun
ty Court.
Ben Holladay v Garrison Ger-t. I.
Riley et al Action at lair to recover
money.
Ben Holladay vs H. A. Davis Ac
tion at law to recover money.
. B"! Holladay vs Milton Houston
Action at law to recover money.
G. W. Hall vsC. O. Barnes Action
at law to recover damages.
Base Ball. Those desiring to in
dulge in a game of "uase ball, are iuvit
ed to meet at the old grounds on to
morrow (Saturday) at 2,'s o'clock P. M.
"Come with a whoop, come with a
call ; come with a good-will, 01 not at
all." (
Wm. Tally is building an addition
le his saloon.
The Onteanlal Anniversary of the
H lulIU-.
Fkiaow Citizens of Linn: The
undersigned committee appointed at
the suggestion of the Hon. A. J. Du
fur. Acting Commissioner for Oregon,
call your attention to the Act of Con
gress of March 3d, W72, "To provide
for celebrating the OneTHundredth An
niversary of American Independence,
by holding an Industrial Exhibition of
Arts. Manufactures, and product-; of
the Soil and Mines in the city of Bhil
adelphia, in the year 1S70."
It is intended by appropriate cere
monies, to celebrate the completion of
the first century of our Republic, on
the site ot its birth, and amidst scenes
hallowed by the early struggles and
triumph of freedom.
Suitable grounds are already provid
ed, capacious and magnificent build
ings will be erected in which to exhibit
our national progress since our birth
into the family of nations ; setting
forth the natural and industrial re
sources of the country, their develop
ment, and our progress in the arts that
benefit mankind, in comparison with
thoe of older nations.
The Exhibition will remain open
six months, from the Kith of April,
1S7'). All the nations of the earth are
invited to participate in the privileges
of the Exhibition, which will thus be
made a grand panorama ofthc world's
progress,
Millions of our citizens, and vast
numbers of other nations, will be at-
! tract ed to the scene of this magnifi
cent spectacle the first International
! Exhibition in honor of Republican
Government : the world bearing gar
I land to adorn the brow of Libert', on
! the first ceiitennary of her highest
i achievement.
This unprecedented occasion will
doubtless arouse the spontaneous en
j thusiasm, pride and gratitude of our
entire nation ; will be the era ot good
feeling and patriotic union ; and will
be attended with a more impressive
grandeur, than has ever heretofore
been witnessed in our own. or even in
other lands.
The preliminary preparations, and
general direction of the Exhibition,
is confided by law to a Board of Com
mlssiouers, consisting of one. person
from each State and Territory, nomin
ated by their respective Governors.
A grand stock company has been
formed under charter from the V. B.j
the Body Corporate known as the Cen
tennial Board of Finance, to, termi
nate when the object of its creation
shall be accomplished.
I The Corporation consists ot the per
j ons named in the act and their legal
j successors ; being two members for
! each C. S. Senator and one for each
! Congressman anil Delegate,
The Capital Stock shall not exceed
I $10.1)00,000, and is divided into shares
of Ten Dollars each, and apportioned
to the States and Territories in the ra-
: tio of population.
Two dollars in currency is to be
paid at the time of subscription, on
! each share taken : not more than two
j dollar- per share slcll be assessed at
I any time, and !)ij day notice given in
! each case. The receipts of the Exhi
j bit ion will largely reimburse the fund,
and the honor of the nation will be in
I pledge for the redemption of every
' liability Incurred : so that it is lm
! probable that the full amount of the
; subscription will ever be called for.
j Parties properly authorized to take
subscriptions will visit the different
parts of the county with subscription
books duly authenticated, and all mon
eys will be paid over to W. S. I.aild.
Esq.. of Portland, the Treasurer of
the Commission for Oregon.
A finely engraved certificate will lie
issued to" every stockholder, hearing
the signatures of the President and I .
s. Treasurer ; these will be transferrin
bio under rules and regulations to be
made known, and will entitle the
holder to the privileges of the Exhi
bition. At the close of the Exhibition, all
the property will be sold and the pro
ceeds and other unexpended income,
will lie divided to the stockholders.
Other International Exhibitions
have yielded a net income, and we
may reasonably expect lor this the
highest pecuniary success.
Oregon has been allotted to her 2.000
shares, 200 to be taken In Linn county.
The proiect is that over one third of
this amount will be taken in the city
of Albany.
The Executive Committee will take
measures to address the people f the
different sections of the county at an
ear!',' day.
This great national enterprise, ap
pealing alike to our State pride, and
ltrlotism, will not fail, we believe,
to secure the heartiest response and be
crowned with complete success.
Edwabd R. Geary
C. B. lU liKIIART
M. V. BROWN
John Hakkows
Maihin Paths
Bauagrami.i-.ts. Beautiful weath
er. iiiriiif-n" rustling ine-piow.
Ike Coon commenced the erection of
D. Frouian's new hall, on Second
street, on Monday.
Rev. Dr. Dawne, of Salem, made us
a pleasant visit on Wednesday.
The new steamboat, Gov. Grnvor,
arrived here mi Wednesday morning.
Everybody went to sec her.
Cant. -T. D. Bile, the gentlemanly
agent of the O. S. Co.'s steamboats,
borrowed tobakerofuson Wednesday.
Rev. Mr. llobetg. of .Brownsville,
made us a pteasant call on Wednesday.
Mr. John Clay pool, in company with
his wife, started for Walla Walla on
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sunoay, wnere nennpes me cuunge oi
climate will give his wife renewed
health. She has been suffering from
hemorrhage of the lungs.
We struck palms with Ike M. King,
of the Port land Herald, on Wednes
day. Ike was "doing" the Governor
Orover business, and lett when the
boat left. '
The measles break out occasionally
among our youth, and sometimes even
adult- get "spotted," in this village.
The leading business at present is
created by the hens. Truck loads of
eggs are shi piied fiom this city fre
quently. Circuit Court convenes next week.
Rev. C. W. Shaw and family have
moved to salem.
Sickness In the family of Mr. W. E.
Howell has caused him to "break up"
housekeeping, and to offer for sale a
splendid lot of furniture, carpets, etc.
Bargains can 'be secured by calling
on him.
The third quarterly meeting of the
M. C. Church will begin Saturday next
vtV, P. M. All are invited.
Wm. Lair Hill, Esq,, editor of the
Portland Qregonian, called on Wednes
day. He came up .on the Governor
Orover and went on up to Harrlsburg.
Friend Hill is enjoying the pleasures
of rheumatism, we were sorry tA see.
Mrs. Howell and children, and her j
brother. Jas. Kerby. left us for Walla
Walla, on Sunday's train. May the
change prove beneficial to their health.
See notice of freight tariff on the
Oregon Steamship Company's Steam-!
boat line. Freights have been greatly !
reduced, and renewed Inducements of
fered to shippers.
Circuit Court will probably hold two :
weeks.
Our new jail holds four prisoners.
Business is looking up.
Mr. Jos. Gray, late a resident in this
city, now of Baker county, arrived j
here a few days since, somewhat
browned by the BUI), but enjoying good
health.
Wednesday's mail brought the sad ;
intelligence of the death ot Charles j
Turlev. 'nephew of Mr. B. Turley of i
this city, who was killed by a railroad
accident near Dongola. 111., on the 5th
iust- Deceased was 17 years and 6
months old at the time of his death.
The Northern Pacific Railroad ad
vertises for bids for grubbing and i lea r
ing forty miles of the line north of the
present "end of the track. To lay in a
stock of twenty-dollar pieces, secure a
contract.
Blain. Young A Co. shipped t welve
hundred dozen eggs on Wednesday.
I New Good?. To-day Messrs.
Blain. Young A Co. receive their
first instalment of new Spring goods
dry goods, boots, slices, etc. Call
there for the latest.
HARIMKD.
On sunday, March lfi, 1873, at the
residence of the bride's father, by Rev.
J. A. Campbell. Mr. W. A. Williams
and Miss Alice A. Greenwood all of
Harrisbnrg, JMt county, Oregon.
Compliments received. A better
liny than Williams don't grow, and in
Alice he has secured a fitting mate.
May their joys prove ever green and
lovely.
At the St. Charles Hotel in this city,
by Rev. Jos. Hoberg. Mr. Jas. Pearl
and Mlse Sydneth Miller-all of Hal
sey, Linn county, Oregon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. II. KAYMONII.
.V. K. WIIKEL.I i:.
POST OFFICE
STORE.
11AY;V30X A WIIHKLEIt,
DEAI.KIIS IN
MI8CKLI. A X KOl'S BOOKS, SCHOOL
Books, Blank Books and Siatlonerv,
hiolce Ilnvaim 'i;r-. .V Tobiireu.
The larres; Mock of flue Candles and
Coiifeotionarles ever brought to Albany,
Western I'nlon Teloprnpli Co.'s office.
Hoods in our line Imported to order, at
shortest possible notlo).
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Zit ' Tlie only place in town where a
renl kmm1 ( tfgar can be ebtninod.
STVAhL AMI HEE.
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Great Bargains !
CEOHCE TURRELL
Will, SELL His
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LOW RATES FOR CASK.
He 1m-;s to call attention to bis
sl(X-k of
lilEIS'd; BOYS' 'LOT313J
which he is determined to sell lower than
ever. I'ieiise enli and uxuininooefore pnr
cbastns elsewhere.
'i7 Betnemher the address
UKOBtiM TI IIHKI.U
Kirsi-st., Albany.
gjiTHlitbeat prlee imm for Country
l'roilnre. I9vs
BLACKSMITHING !
-AND
General Repair Shop.
'TMII-: rNDERSftiXKf) HAVWG UE
x turned to Albmiy, and taken bis oi'l
uhopon corner oi Biisworth and second
streets, announces bis readiness to attend
to all kinds of
BLACKSMITHING, MI I.I. & MAIJ1I1XK
KUllli'MI, ETC.
Also, bus on band and for sale, tle
COQTJIZ.X.ABD WAGO.V,
Strayer rorcc-Iced
GRAIN
STAR MOLINE,
and other FLOWS
WOOD'S REAPER & KOWEK.
which ht rill sell on the most reitsonai
terms.
HORSE SHOEING- -All round, $1?;
Resetting-, $1.
IVK mi: a vau..
All work entrusted to me w ill metre
prompt attention, and.i xecuted In the
bct possible manner, With gOOd material.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
(fif Shopon comer Kllswort It and Second
streets, opposite- Pierce's Forrv.
10v4 f. WOOD.
A. BMORRIS,
General CoinmisiMioii
FORWARDIM MERCHANT.
H A VIX(i LKA8KD U. CIIBAltl.Kft
iarire
W A II K H O USE
BUT, NKI.I. VHIKK OH l OHWAKI)
at toot ot llt-oiiilaltiin street, on the bioih
of the Willamette river, I am prenanvl m
Htore
WHEAT or OATS,
in nnltmited qunutttlm.
The Iflghenl Jlnrket l'rle lnM lm
Oiah lor Wheat autl Oaln.
Parties wishing lo More Grain, can mako
anwiKementH to (fet nil the .mckH needed.
(irain stored and forwarded at ktwort
rates.
A share of patronage Is solicited.
A. B. MOK&id.
Albany, July 17-Mv4