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BUSINESS CARDS.
WATCHES-JEWELRY.
Main, Young A Co.' Column.
ALBANY REGISTER.
W. C. TWEEDALE,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Etc.,
ALBANY. OREGON.
WILL STRIVE TO KEEP THE BEST
of goals (n my line, and sell at the lew
ft living rain. Call and tee me. M6
At North Brownsville,
KIRK, HUME & CO.,
ABE STILL SELLING
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOK, SHOES, HA ROW A HE,
UBOCEBIEN, NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC.,
of which they keep on hand a full stock,
and tiro able to sell at low.nl rule, as
usual, for t'asli or Produce.
Will alw lie alc to buy and sell Grains
of all kinds, or attend to storing or for
nrdtng it at their Warehouse In Hit wy.
Give HI trial KIRK, HUME CO.
J. W. BALDWIN,
Attorn nnd Counselor at Eaw,
WILL PEACTICB IN ALL THE Courts
h, the 2 1, 31 an I 4th Jn licbil Dis
tricts, in the HtiTOVine COttrt of Oregon,
and in thef .8. OisuMctamUnrcaiiH-onrts.
office occupiod by the late N. H. Cranor,
First street, Alltany, Oregon. to..W8
J. C. POWELL. L. FLINN.
POWELL & FLINN,
Attorneys nnd Counselor t Enw,
i NI SOLICITOUS IN CHANCERY (L.
A Klinn notary nubilci. Albany, Oregon.
Collections and conveyances promptly at
tended to. 1
w7g. JONES, M. .,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI3IAN.
ALBANY, OBEOON.
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. M.JONES. J. LINSEY HILL.
JOXES A HIM..
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE -SOUTH SIDE FIRST STREET,
up-stairs, in J. M. Beach's store-house.
37 v4
T. W. HABBIS, H. .,
Physician und Surgeon,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE -OVER TCKKELVS 8T0KE,
First street. Residence- rhtrd-st..
,t,w. u,ut nt Met ho. list church. 3i-4
Election Notice.
Clerk's Office Si hool Dist. No. 5,
Linn Co., Or., March !T, ISM.
NOTICE IS HEREBY til VKN THAT the
annual school meeting ol School Dis
trict No. ft, Linn county, Oregon, will be
held at the school house In said district on
Monday the 7th day of April, 1878, at one
o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing
one Director to serve for three years, one
Clerk to serve one year, to levy a tax tor
for the support of schools; also to levy a
tax lor the purpose of retiring school
house, dxing grounds, Ac, and to do any
business that may come belore the meet
ing. By order of the Board of Directors.
8 A. X. ARNOLD, Clerk.
Albany, Orcgon-30ti
LEFFEL fc MYERS'
WfttepWheelB
SPHERICAL FLUMES,
And General Hill Machinery.
J. F. BACKENSTO, Agont,
41tJ AHiany, Oregon.
Tne Eyet! The Ears!
DR. T. L. GOLDEN,
Or ill ist and Aurlat. Albany, Oregon.
DR. GOLDEN IS A
son of the noted
old opthalmic doctor,
8. U .G"' 'en.
Dr. tioldtn has had
experience in trea'ing
!. vuriAiw ilisinm.s to
which the eye ami ir are snhject, and feels
confident of giving entire satisfaction to
those who may place themselves under his
eare. April 18, 89,
T. FORTINER,
Slxcclcl, Oregon
Manufaeturer of and dealer in
HARNESS & SADDLES
A tiood Article for a Fair Price.
Particular attention paid to Rf.vaikinu.
Shedd, Nov. ft), '72-l:hfty
FBINKEIN
(MEAT MARKET:
J. R. Herrcn, Proprietor.
WI L L ENDEAVOR TO UK ALWAYS
sunnlie l with the iHist meats to be
ha I In the market, and will bo ever ready
to accommodate those who may favor blin
with a cad. v.
NURSERY.
Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, A
rpilE UNDERSIGNED INVITI-S THE
A attention of the p ibllc to Ills laige and
complele stock of
APPLE,
PEAR,
PLUM.
CHERRY
and other TREES.
Also, GRAPE VI ES-best In the Stale;
Ornamental Tree?, Sbru'ts, Plants, Cur
rants, Gooseberrli s, strawberries, Roses,
Dahlias and Bulbf which will he sold as
low as first-class stock can bo afforded.
Nov.aj-lSvt J. A. MILLARD.
PACIFIC WATCHES,
MANUFACTURED AND ADJUSTED
especially for the Pacific Coast by the
NATIONAL ELGIN WATCH CO.
of Elgin, Illinois, viz:
Pacific,
California and
San Francisco
WATCH, and we most confidently rec
ommend Iheni to the publlc,as possessing
more (rood qualities for the price limn any
other Watch in the market.
We also Keep all other brands of Elgin,
Walihaui and Swiss Wa'ehes, Clocks, Jew
elry, Silver and Plated Ware,
Diamond Spectacles,
all of which we offer at the lowest possible
prices.
TITUS BBOS.,
Albany, Or.
"Repairing a specialty, and satisfac
tion guaranteed. 15v5
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY AN
nounces to the citizens of Albany and
Linn county, that he has just opened a
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
in this city, in the Are-proof brick former
ly known as J. Gamer's. I shall top on
bund and for sale all goods pertaining to
my line of business, at lowest living rates.
Especial attention paid to repairing fine
lime-pieces, wherein an experience of
many years enables me, I trust, to give
perfect satisfaction.
CST All goods sold and work done, war
ranted. CHAS. BOURGARDES.
Albany, Jan. 31, M73-22V5
MISCELLANEOUS.
OUT OF THE FIRE!
8. J. MCCORMICK.
IS HAPPY TO INFORM HIS NUMER
OUS lriends, put runs, and the public in
general, that ho has
HJH . OPENED
THE
Fbanhein Book Stobe,
AT
10 FIRST STREET,
(WEXT TO CENTRAL MARKET)
with a complete stock of
School Books,
Stationery,
Blank Books,
Gold Pens,
Cutlery, Ac, Ac.,
Which he will dispose of at
The Lowest Prices !
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED
For all the popular
NEWSPAPER) ANO IBAUAZINBt!
which will be
Delivered In any part of the city.
Portland, Feb. 7, ld73-23tf
Cheap Yeast Powder.
(-REAT REDUCTION.
D. CALLAGHAN
UAS REDVCKD HIS
DONNOLLY'S
CAEIFOBNIA PREMIUM
YEAST POWDER
to 8IB per irrotta. Everyone xlioiild
1W(. lllU i.f.ti.l ir-i I Ynoat l'ji.vrl.ii. 1.
ijorior in quality and Si) nef cent, cheaper
than the imported; article. Also a hrge
and SOIIA itnH SW.kl HI S i, ,-.. I '
the trade tit reducWii rate-.
Tliepropno.or, l). CALLAGHAN, hav
ing enlarged bis YEAST POWDER FAC
TOR V limurflivr CIFb'tll 'PAWIV, 1, IV
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CRYSTALS, also lil-CAKIi. SODA and TIN
iki i-i'i.' ; . .1 .
i un I B,, nut, I'll , i:i I u i ill supply llie
trade ot the Pacific ('oast and Territories
witli llie' articles at reduced rates. Every
can an I tsiekage under the name of D.
CALLAGHAN, warranted.
for Hale Everywhere.
D. CALLAOHAN, Proprietor,
121 front St., San Francisco. 30ui3
Albany Book Store.
JWO. FOSHAY,
DEALER IN MISCKLLANKOU8HOOKS,
School Rooks, Hawk Books, Slut ionerv
Fancy Articies, Ac.
Books im ported to order, at shortest pos
sible notice. viuiw
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names are informed that thelrsubscriptlon
expires with fhat number.andthey are In
vited to renew it. Terms-W per annum,
In advance; six months, S3; three months,
Pahagramlets. Croquet Id full
featlier.
Odd Fellows of this city celebrate
the 28th at Corvallls,
Stott, tlw washine machine man, is
around Again. He is agent for a good
labor-saver.
HJa. Elkliis, Esq., and family, have
arrived home again, after quite a resi
dence in Ochoeo. They've come back
to stay.
U. S. laws lots of them import
ant read them.
Bottled soda at Carothere & Co.'s
can be had daily.
Judge Cla tighten was In the city on
Wednesday.
Onr farmers getting along famously
with their seeding.
The Odd Fellows, having been
"steamboated," propose to go to Cor-
vallis. to celebrate the anniversary of
Odd Fellowship, to-morrow, in various
and sundry vehicles.
Mr. Geo. H. Dill, of Crocker & Co.,
San Francisco, called on Tuesdays
Rev. Mr. York, of Corvallis, called
on Tuesday.
Blain. Young & Co. liava the new
style hats, " Waverly. " Gay is what's
the matter of 'em.
Dr. Strvkcr, stopped in a few mo
ments on Tuesday. Sorry to learn of
the failing health of his wife.
Snow and hailstorm on Tuesday,
which lasted about five minutes.
The rains during the week will prove
of vast benefit to our farmers, as the
ground was getting to dry too plow.
Go to P. C. Harper & Co.'s and see
their extensive stock of new and ele
gant goods.
Lebanon lias been eujoying a run of
measles and whooping cough.
Measles still get into Albany folks,
and some get awtnl sick before they
tan drive them out.
For latest Modoc news see second
page.
Council met Tuesday night.
City taxes come in slowly.
FINANCIAL AND. COM BEBtTAE,
Gold in New York, 117ft.
Legal Tenders, 86i387c.
Wheat in Liverpool Average, lis
6dlls 8d; Club, lis 10in12s 4d.
Fears are entertained that tin- wheat
crop of the United Kingdom and
France will not be nu average one,
and that present prices for breadstiitts
will go up as the season advances.
There are no complaints from other
European countries.
Recent rains in California have as
sured abundant crops.
So far ihere is no reason to fear a
falling off in the grain crop of Ore
gon, but there is reason to believe that
tin.' yield at the coming harvest will be
fully up to the average, and as more
ground litis beeu seeded, the aggregate
will be ninth larger.
Sail Francisco quotations give
Wheat at 1 8aal $ luo lb;
Portland quotations are tl 50 per 100
lbs ; our buyers are offering 70(ft75c W
bushel. Oats in S. F. are s2 25-a'2 :io
V 100 lbs; in Portland, 70c bushel;
in Albany, 55c "$ bushel.
Albany quotation baying) are :
Eggs, liio f down ; butter, 20c f tb ;
bacon skies, Oc; hams, 11c; shoulders,
7c ; green apples, 50c box.
The number of male persons in
the United States is 19,493,505; the
number of fetna es, 19,0t)4,80G; ex-
cess of males, 428,759. The total
population, as given by the late
census, 38,658,371 The census of
1800 showed an excess of 727,087
males. The falling off of the male
iwpulation is owint; to the lasses by
the war of the rebellion.
One of the Quaker Superintend,
ents of Indian A flairs thinks, inas
much as the Indians regard sur
veyors as their mortal enemies, that
the Government should advise the
Indians in advance of tl eir coming,
so that they may understand their
true character, and not kill them
General I hitler is announced to
lie a candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts, and lie is confident
of election.
Telegraphic Correspondence.
On April 18th, Gov. Grover receiv
ed from the managing editor of the
New York World, the following
dispatch :
New York, April 18th, 1873.
Governor Grover : Will yon greatly
oblige us and our Eastern friends,
by indicating immediately to-day in
a brief telegram the feeling of Ore
gon in regard to Modoc assassination
and the policy prescribed by your
judgment toward hostile Indians.
JACOB B. STILLBON.
Managing Mlitor of the World.
To which the Governor made the
following reply :
Portland, Oregon, April 18,
1873.-To the New York World :
The feelit g of Oregon in regard to
the Modoc assassination is that of
the deepest sorrow and of intense
thirst tor swift retribution. The
cold-blooded murder, of eighteen of
our citiisens, caused us to expect
this tragedy. There is not a hot-tile
Modoc who is not guilty of murder
unprovoked Those who survive
the impending battle, should be ap
prehended and delivered for civil
trial and punishment. Short of
this, will entail further massacres.
U F. GliOVER.
Well said, Governor.
Commissioner Douglass has is
sued orders to all Assessors of In
ternal Revenue to turn over all
papers ot their respective districts
to Co1 lectors, except those showing
a list of persons indebted, Which
will be sent to the Department
This order is issued preparatory to
alKilishiiig the offices of Assessors,
which will be done about the 20th
day of May, according to act of
Congress.
On behalf of the United State
Government, Washburn, IT. S. Min
ister at Paris, presented Haron T
Itajuba, Brazilian Ambassador,
with two cases of silver plate, in
recognition of the ability and im
partiality with which he discharged
his duties as Arbitrator. This was
on the 22d.
Up to the 23d, over a week had
been exhausted in examining into
the mental condition of George
Francis Train, before Judge Daly,
in New York. A number of ex
pcrts testified that his mind was
unsound. It had partaken largely
of a broad farce.
Jndge Davis, on the 23d , granted
a motion to set aside allegations of
errors presented by the attorneys for
Stokes.
The number of passengers booked
across the Atlantic this season is
21,300.
Mr. Choate Conquering a
Jury. We once heard K'nfus
Choate make an argument five
hours long to a jury. The statement
of his case, the reasoning, the appeal
to the sensibilities of the jury, were
overin two hours. Still the advocate
continued speaking, repeating with
additional vehemence what he had
said before, with new, illustrations
and arguments. We looked at the
jury in order to discover the cause
ottlns seemingly useless expenditure
of mind and ton Eleven of them
were palpably convinced ; the
twelfth, the foreman, a hardheaded,
unimaginative, nnimpressible man
of business, had on his face a lwok
of incredulity, Choate devoted
throe hours to theak of breaking
down the will of this one man, ana
of compelling h im to ad m it 1 1 ic cogen
cy of reasoning which was foreign
to his habits of thought. He did
imt stop, and we then thought he
never would stop until he had con
quered this disbeliever. It seemed
tor some time that hours of talking
would he of no. avail. At last,
however, the hard countenance
softened, the stony eyes were moist
ened, the lips lost their rigidity in
short the whole man collapseo.
Then Choate concluded his argu
ment in a few quiet and telling sen
tences, and sat down, sure of a verdict.