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ALBANY REGISTER.
ltenj jjgtojiltet
tOlAL MATTERS,
T- ,
WKATHKR RECORD FOR APRIL.
Mean temperature for titc month, 61
degrees. Highest temperature on tlie
16th, 61 ; lowest on the 3(1. 33. High
est temperature during the month on
the 10th, 7.1; lowest on the 14th, 33.
Clear days 14, cloudy 8, showery 8.
Wind north 13 days, northwest 2,
southwest 16. On the 3d, 4th, 5th,
6th, 7th. 9th, 10th, 13th, 14th. lath,
ltith, 24tl and 25th. frost. The cr
responding month last year had but
three frosty mornings.
Insane. Mrs. Nancy Jane McCoy,
consort of George J. McCoy, was
brought before Judge Tandy on the
charge of insanity on the 6th inst.,
and after a careful examination by
Drs. Graham, of (Jorvallis. and Gam
ble, of this city, was adjudge! to he
insane. The unfortunate lady was
taken to the Insane Asylum at East
Portlaud, her husband and father ac
companying her on the sad journey.
Officers Instam.fi. At a meet
ing of Western Star Lodge No. 10.
1. O. G. T.. of this city on the even
ing of the 0th. the fallowing named
persons were installed in the several
offices for the new quarter, by F. M.
Wadsworth, D. D G. W. C. 'P.: Iff.
C. George. W. 0. T.; Miss Ella Ride
out. W. R. B. S.; Miss Mary Hard
man, W. L. H. S.; Miss Flora Starr.
W. V. T.; F. M. Wadsworth. W. R.
S.; Mrs. E. G. Griffin, W. A. S.; A. N.
Arnold, W. F. S.; A. T. Aruell. W.
T.; Miss Lissie Williams, W. M.;
Starr Mealey. W. D. M.; Miss Minnie
Allison, W. I. G.; A. Monteitb. W.
O. G.; B. Fox. W. H.; W. Wright.
W. 0.
steamboat Excursion. This
infilling, at about eight o'clock, the
ipveruor (Trover will leave her wharf,
loaded with excursionists to Corvallls.
The excursion is intended more ese
clally, for the children of the Sunday
Schools ; and it Is hoped that all,
either in care of the teachers or pa
rent", will he present on the occasion.
The children and others will meet at
theM. E. Church at 7, o'clock this
morning, will form in procession and
march to the boat. All are exacted
to provide themselves with suitable
lunch, as the boat will not retifru till
evening. Fare for the round trip has
been put at 25c per passenger, so that
all who feel disposed to go can do so.
We hope the little folks, as well as the
elders who participate, may have an
elegant time.
Firemen's Picnic. Our Firemen
give a picnic on Tuesday next at
Hacklemau's beautiful grove, about
one mile east of the Court House, to
which everybody is invited. The
grounds will be specially prepared for
the occasion; swings will be erected,
croquet and base ball grounds will be
laid out, so that a choice of pastimes
will be afforded to all. Gen. Brown
of the Democrat, has been selected to
deliver the oration, and will doubtless
be Interesting and racy. It will cer
tainly prove an Interesting occasion,
and everybody will certainly be there.
....
V'ERif Low. As will be seen by
advertisement in this issue, the Oregon
Steamship Company's Steamboats will
hereafter carry freight to and from
Portland, to all points on the Willam
ette river, for the sum of one dollar
per ton. Tills is a fraction over three
cent per bushel for wheat.
Personal. Dr. Rice and family,
who fir some months pat have been
residing at Lawai Indian Reservation.
I. T.. returned to their old home in
thl city on Tuesday, all enjoying
splendid health.
A tfECRET WORTH KNOWINO.-:Ev-
ery number of Peters'. Musical Monthly
contains from eight to ten piece of
choice New Music, worth St least $4
In aliect-forin, and all the Publisher
xki 30 cents per dumber. TUitk
of ill Fed or five songs, Vocal Duets',
Failr-fland Pieces, and four Piano
pieces for 30 cents. The May number
I, just to band; you can get it by send
irg 30 cent to J. L. Peters, 699
Eiuadway. New York, or the first four
uuuiuei of 1873 will be mailed for f I.
inlaw.
Ed. Murray vs. Nicholas Sprenger ;
judgment by default for $496 94.
IN PROBATE.
Estate of Noah Ovtrholter, de
ceased . A.B. Baltimore, Admr.. flies
account for final settlement. Monday.
July 7. 1873. st for hearing objections.
K -late of Elisha Grifteth, deceased ;
application to sell real estate. Con
tinued for service of citation to July
9. 1373
Estate of J. P. Hogtte. deceased ;
report of sales of personal proerty
confirmed.
Estate of Caroline Lytic, deceased ;
Hiram Smith. Adm'r; semi-annual
account tiled and approved ordered
llutt claims be paid in full. In same
estate sale of real estate ordered.
Estate of John Kohinetf, deceased ;
j Hiram Smith. Admr; semi-annual
account filed and approved ; ordered
j tnat Claims tie paid in lull.
Estate of Creed 11. Amos, deceased;
H.S. Gore. Adm'r; semi-annual ac
j count ti'ed and approved. Ordered
thai preferred claims be paid in full,
j and ISJ-3 per centum on ail other
I claims.
I Estate of John Grnbb. deceased : A.
j F. L. Grnbb, Adm'r ; semi-annual ac-
count filed and approved.
Estate of Annuel Crowley, de
twaaecl ; Wm. Cyrus. Adm'r ; 'in ven
j tory filed appraisement $S'2 95.
In tliv matter of the giiaiiliansliip
of Jacob Nve, an Insane ieroii. F.
M. Powell. Gnml'mii. annual account
and report filed and approved.
In the matter of theesrateofOharlw
Roggers, deceased ; Peter Schlitsser
i appmnteil Administrator ; bonds tlletl
! in the sum of 12,400 ; Joseph Webber.
Fred. Graf and J. R. Herren appolut
i ed appraisers.
AMERICAN Homes. No matter h,.v
many papers or magazines you are
taking, you should have American
Homes, the popular illmtratecl Family
Magazine. Children love it, middle
aged people are amused and instruct
ed, old people are made happier by
reading this pure and attractive mag
azine) Beside two beautiful oil ehro
mp. "The Little Surgeon" and "Too
Familiar." two splendid field scenes,
bright with foliage, trees and flowers,
girls and boys and animals, the whole
artistic and elegant, are gitm away
with the magazine at nuly $2 a year.
i You get 000 pages of illustrated read
ing matter and two large oil chro-
mos, nil for 2. Do not delay. Send
$2 by P. O. money or registered letter
to Chas. 11. 'Pavlor & Co.. 01 Coinhlll.
Boston, or 92 Market St., Chicago. III..
and ehromns will be mailed at once,
and the magazines will be sent promptly-
Thanks. To Master Charles Elkins
for a bunch of extra large pie-plant.
Charley, yo i have our best bow for
vour thoughtfulness.
I tit Milt IT! MM.
Butter, 13c.
Eggs, 18c.
River low.
Weather beautiful.
Wheat, 75V per bushel.
Black walnuts at Blain Young &
Co.V.
Rev. C W. Shaw delivered his fare
well sermon at the M. E. Church on
Sunday evening. The pulpit will be
filled by Rev. Mr. Macey, of Salem.
Billiards, base ball and i ro juet catch
all the spare time and cash of our
young folks, just now.
For a neat, tasty, durable and easy
roeking chair, we are Indebted to Mr.
John Metzler. Mr. M. manufacture
the neatest, cheapest and most durable
rawhide bottomed chairs made on the
Pacific coast.. It you want a set of
strong, well made, comfortable chairs
that will last a lifetime, at small cost,
oitlcr of Mr. Metzler. If you want a
rocking chair for your wife, a smaller
one for the little boy or girl, or a huge
one for the "old man," Metzler will
set 'em out for you. Patronize home
industries and keep the money circu
lating at home.
At Uarrisburg, a tew days since,
Willie Briggs, son ot W. W. Brigg-.
miller in Smith, Gerst & Co.' mill,
whileascendinga ladder iu thegranery,
was suddenly taken with cramp in the
arms, and fell to the floor, a distance
of twenty-two feet, breaking no bones
but bruising his body considerably,
causing partial paralysis. At jast .ac
counts Willie had partially regained
the use of his limbs, and his phy sician
thought his complete recovery was as
sured. ,
extracts are to. be let for digging
ditches, building walks, etc., by the
City Council on next Thursday even
ing. See posted notices for particu
lars.
Tiie new hall. Pacific Opera Bouse,
on Tuesday evening next, will doubt
less bold the largest and gayest assem
blage ever gathered in this city to trip
the "light fantastic." The hall is
large, well lighted and ventilated, and
tlie fire boys will see that every coin
tort will be provided for those in at
tendance. It will be a festive occasion,
such a one as is only to be enjoyed
once in a decade. Swing whom you
please.
The list of premium offered by the
Linn County Agricultural Association
is to he printed and distributed soon.
The wife of our junior editor has
been very sick for several days past,
but is nt present slowly convalesing.
Strand Price had a severe spell of
sickness the first of the week, but is
about again.
Col. Jo. Teal was in Town Tuesday
anil Wednesday, looking his Inst.
Hiram Smith, Esj.. of Hariisburg.
called on ! Wednesday. Says the
Harrishurc mill is crowded with cus
tom work.
Our mills having almot ceased to
run, owing to the light demand for
flour, consequently bran and shorts are
exceedingly hard to get.
Hoi.i.oway's Ointment. The fam
ily destitute of this preparation is lit
erally without the only safe and cer
tain means of curing those eruptions,
ulcers, swelling;, and painful nervous
complaint so common to us all. Sold
78 -Maiden Lane. N. Y. Price, 25
cents per pot. Ask for new style ; the
old is counterfeited. 39
HARRIED.
At the Court Home in this citv.
May 6t hi 1873.. by Judge Tandy. Mr.
Isaac B. Newman and Miss Meliiula
A. Clark all of Linn county, Oregon.
DIED.
At the residence of her brother-in-law.
Mr. William Gird, May 6th, 1873.
Mrs. Howard, aged 32 years and 30
days. Funeral services on Thursday.
At his residence in Big Valley. Cal
ifornia. April 22d. 1873. Mr. Francis
Simpson, aged 67 year.
Mr. Simpson was one of the early
settler of Llrih county. For nineteen
years he resided some four miles south
of Albany, near the place now owned
Jiv his son George. Two year ago lie
removed to Bi Valley wliere bis death
occurred. The many aciu'aiiitances
of Mr. Simpson will regret to hear of'
his decease, and In relative in this
county will receive their sincere con
dolence in tin their deep affliction.
Latest News.
Only three of the crew of the ship
Tennyson, which foundered at sea on
February 2'ith, .cere saved, including
William N'ove. second mate. They
floated eight day on a piece ot wreck.
Geo. Francis Train, having been de
clared sane, i to lie prosecuted by the
District Attorney for publishing an
obscene wiper. ,i connection with the
Woodhnll & Clafiln matter.
The widow of the late Gen. Wool,
aged 88, died ou the 7lh hist., In New
York.
On the 7fh. Oake Ames had not
improved any, but instead wa grow
ing weaker.
Chief Justice Chiedicd In Wash
ington, on the 7th int.. of apoplexy.
He was attacked on the 8th. The
fl ig on the City Ball. Custom Bnue
and other public hui'ding were at half
mast on the 7th. at New York, out of
respect tohi memory,
Judge Bingham, of Ohio, will, it is
believed, receive the St. Petersburg
Mission, made vacant by the death of
Hon. Jas. L. Orr.
A Commission will be sent to nego
tiate with the Sioux and other Indians
on the reservation in Southwestern
Dakota for a modification of the treaty
of 1833, so a to withdraw from tlie
Indians the privilege of hunting out
side the reservation. The Commission
will consist of three or four person,
and the Board of Indian Commission
ers will probably name the chairman.
Silnu.i tl thing i meeting with
bit nli.it su .-cm thi year.
The Oreymlrm learn that Mr. Can
by has presented the Portland Library
Association with the entire military
library of her husband, the late Geii.
Canby. as a token of his esteem for
the citizen of that city.
The California and Oregon Stage
Company tariff" just adopted is fifteen
cents K-r mile' for all or any jiartof
the distance iroiu Bedding to Rose
bWg. . , ,
Our lady readers may be inter
ested in learning that the large
muiiber of deaths from small pox
has mater .ally increased the supply
ot'taise hair.
Mrs Commodore Vauderb'lt is a
siller of the wirjj ot Bishop McTyrc
of tl.u Methodist Church South.
Glass and Qukemwark fe sell
ing at wholesale prices at (he Beehive
Store. Now Is the time to get bar
gains. H. WEED.
Albany, April 2& 1873. Im34.
A. WnCELER.
C P. HOl'GK.
C. It. WHEELER,
A. WIIEELKR CO.,
HEi, OBEGOX,
Forwarfling&Coniiuiiis'n Msrcliauis.
Dealers in Merchandise and Prodnoo. A
Rood assortment of all kin Js of (im Is al
ways in score, at lowest market noes.
Agents for sale of Wajons, (iraiii Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns, Ac, ,te
CASH ld for WHRAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, KliGSmvI POULTRY,
. - .
A Distressing Cough Can-es the
friends of the suiforer as much puiii as
tlie sufferer himself. Uf. U'UUr's
Hataam if WM Oherry will c rtainly
cure ciMighs, colds, arrest emtsninp
tion, and that speedily. When did it
ever tail i ,'!7
SKW IU-DAY.
GUARD AGAINST FIRE!
delays are lAEKOtrg.
TH K N C M K It (It s SEVERS FIRES
which have OWUIYD t in our S are Hie
past year, antf the late disastrous confiav
gmtionaln Portland. Sprlngviile, I. alios,
Oregon City and Jacksonville, should ad
monish properly owners I o seek Indemni
ty against lossund damage iij ttrewtihont
delay.
THE
PHCEU7X
liiAiirnsii'e omia',
01' HARTKOItli, CONN.,
Represented on Hie Pacific (toast for over
lii u-en years (during whii ii period ii has
paid l.iuu.WJt) tor l ire Ufise in i he Pa.d.ie
Depai'totenti, is one of the lea linij Ameri
can Plre Insnmuce Comanlos, an I ihe
liar; lord Company rupresente I In the
sine ot unyon. lu Hie promnl alius. -meat
and payment of its'losse, t lie Ph.o
ni. lias no nujwrloiytie Company lias nev
er had a suit in t lit; S u.u, and in the
prompt payment of nearly
$1,490,000 00
in Chicago and Boston, proves that the
old Pboanbc la equal to ii every uiuaje
inent. The agents of t lie Plioml.t are amhoried
by continiHsion from the Coinpanv lo tasne
and renew imdotes direct, an I ' without
reteivnee to Portlan I, Pan Palncbico, or
elaewhere, ihua enabling the applicant to
secure (mm diat and b tialmo prosoation.
Rales as low a-s solvency an t lair profit
win a linn of.
L. vliss, Rodent As m,
April 1, lsrMiu.Kl ACmny.
BOOTS SI AOS) TO OliOER,
WARRANTED To GIVE
Pei'ieet SatislUction,
at REASONABLE RATES, at
HENRY PLINDT'S SHOP,
3ut Albnuy, Orean. 31v5
BUILDKKS, ATTENTION !
SASH, HLIND, AND DOOR
F A. O T C K
V
ALTIIOrKK.
J. F. BACKFSTo.
W. KETCIILM.
ALTHOISE & CO.,
I.yon Ntreet, ou the lllver Bank,
A 1 . KAN Y, OREGON.
Keep on hand a full assortment, and are
prepared to
FURNISH TO ORDKR,
S.'r, r-iaah, Blind, and
.lloldinga,
Such as
IBOW.1, PANEL, nS Sc Kfxmos
MOLD,
Of all sizes.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
Floui'ln, Siding,
- Ann
All othvr kinds of Baildliu: Mntrriitl.
t Lao 1
A worlf
PRKPARi;i) TO HO MIU. I
fiiniisli shaker fans, BtoftK I
sltakcis, suction fans, driving pnllovs of
any kind, at our factory on Lyon street (on
the river bank), noit liflow Markhnm's
warehnuso, AWHOITSE A 00,
Albany, Keb. 10, 188SVU
OMMERGIAL HOTEL,
Opeen House Bloek, 1 in, Wrpon,
MRS. A. J. RIELY, PROP'R.
THIS HOU8K WILL BR KKPT IN FIRST
class order, and with atlentlvo and
oidlinif servants.
Xo ttbtntaw CoHa Kuifdoy ed.
I alrt prepared to fnniish (food accommo
dations to the traveling putiifc, and will
110 every endeavor to mortt I honat.ruiiaso
of the lmbllc. Rcjriilar boarding at very
low rates.
Free Coach to tlie houao. MvS
New To-Dmy.
GO TO THE
BEE-IIIVE STORE!
CrooerieS;
Provisions,
Notions,
&0.i (Vr-.. &C,
cheap vom cAn r
'oimry Fnxlliet'Of All HltidN
BOUGHT tOB MERCHANDISE OR
O A S3 33C !
This is thep'ai'
GAINS ever oil!
dd always do wi
ft.Ive.s.
wet the BEST BAR
re I in Albany. Parties
11 to call iuid see for t hem-
ii. aim
First street, Al'-anv, OrCCOn,
Mv5
r;::. GEO. w. gka,
1 JE N "l1 I s T ,.
AIjHASY, oiu:eN.
Of I1CE IN PARRISH BRICK KUK'K,
earner Kir and Ferry streets. Resi
dence -i 'orner Kit hand perry etroetti
Ofllee lionrsfixnnSio 18 o'clock a. in., and
1 tofi O'clock V- m. 18v4
I'MII. rt'RTltKR XD'lll t:
The following ratw of fndRht wilt be
cliarged on the
0. 2, CGMPAN'o STEAMBOATS;
EKEIOHT
TO AND PROW
PORTLAND
ONE DOLLAR PER TUN.
All FrtRtit I liwiri in ihC
'ottdliiaa os.lcet'. ivd.
Ail t'ri i ;'!' turrldil by t Iris lino is hv no
ii i Wpiiii (aaj Mensuri ment). and
all Freishi de.lvcred I'RKE of WlfARF
AiiK nn I I KAY AliK to consignee, in tbe
city 't cow land,
! : alt, Uwe. PiaMtcr mid (ViupmI sit
Itedored Rut, v.
KT PagfMKfc on .hi- Line noaiinal.
i. l. hi AKent.
Port land, Marcil 2t. 31 vs ,
Sreat Bargains!
CEOKC& TURRELL
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at exceedinifly
LOW RATES FOR CASH.
He llCITS tO Call ILtti'lllinn In lila km
Hi0l l",r
MEA'M' BOVS' CMiTIIIHKJ
which he is determined to sell lower than
ever.
rii-ase can and exniiiiiie lielore nur-
idinslnir elsewhere.
is6 Semetnber the nddress-
(iROROK ITRREU.,
FiiNt-St., Albany,
f.? Ilisti"' price paid for Country
Produce. isvR
3Totloe.
OMCOOS & CALIKOnNfA RAILROAD
Company. Land I leparl inent, Portland
Oregon, April R, IH7S.- N'otleo Is hereby
given, thnt 11 vigorous prosecution will bo
instituted ailnst, any and every person
who trpspnoses upon anv Railroad Land,
by cnttiugund removing timlK'rlhere from
before Ihe same is BOIJtiHTof the Compa
ny AND PAH) FOR. .
All vacant Land In odd mnnTiered sec
tions, whether sttrvoyod or unswrveyed
within a distance of thirty miles from the
line of the road, belongs to the Company
I. ft. MO0RB8,
82vt Land Agent.