mmm HMM MM ALBANY REGISTER. LOCAL MATTERS. POST OFFICE BEfalSTEB. MA) Prom Railroad I akiuve: lorlli and south) daily at li.ffl p. M. From CorvallU, daily, fit 10,30 A. M. From Lebanon, trl-wcckly, (Monday, '(Jedncsilay and K ldayl at 10.30 A. M. MAI s DKPABT: For Railroad (t itli and o..r.:i), daily, doso prompt nt 11 ' A. M. rwCorvttUI, daily, at 1J0p.il For Lebanon, tri-weokly, (Monday, Wed nesday and Friday) at 2 p. m. Office ItOUM from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. 6nndny, from 12 M, to 2 P. M. Money order office lionrs from A. M.1o a p.m. P. H. RAYMOND, P.M. The BEUISTF.lt is issued twice, each week (Wednesday and Sat unlay mornings) tt the low price of llireo dollars per year, fn advnnee. Call at the office, corner of 'First and Ferry streets, and subscribe. CIRCUIT ContT For Linn county adjourned at noon on Thursday, after session of one week and a halt. The following business was transacted : J. and George Blakely, assault and battery ; plead guilty of as-sault, and were fined ?50 and costs. Peter Bilycn. assault with danger ous weapon ; found guilty of assault, and lined $200 and cost,-. Win. Monro, selling liquor without license ; found guilty and fined $50 and costs. A. 6. Qiicenerv assault with danger OUS weapon; plead guilty to assault, and fined i'u) and costs. Win. Brown, assault with danger ous weapon: found guilty ci' tssanlt, and fined $50 and costs. E. Chenoweth vs. J, B. Sprengcr confirmation of sale. Win. Smith vs. II. B. Polly eonfir- mation of sale. Thomas Montelth, D. Beach and 8. Althouse, nppelants injunction suit continued. ' Hawley, Dodd & Co. vs. W. J. Bridgelarmer, suit on account; judge ment for plaintiffs. Geo. W. Young vs. C. Young, suit tor divorce granted Mary A. Patterson vs. Wm Patter ion, suit for divorce granted. Alfred Wheeler vs. J. I). Parsons Judgeini,! for plaintiff. Albert Slater vs. G. Miller, damage I0.lt verdict for defendant. Geo. Coffgail VS. A. Gaylord, action to recover money judgment for ! plaintiff, C. Wcstlake vs. Howell & Westlake. cuit to recover money loaned verdict for defendants! Albany & Santiam Canal Company vs. Hiram Smith, adm'r.i suit for right of wayright of way granted. Same vs. Rachel Hitter, and same vs. G. W. )5ackt;s right cf way grant ed in both wises. Emtntt htmilton vs. S. W. Gaines, lander t it- verdict. $'2,000 damages. E. C. Aldrich and J. B, Batter vs. D. McDowell & Sons, Milt to recover money -verdict for plaintiff's. 8ev -tl eases of minor i importance were continued, Second Installment Of new Win ter goods jus received by A. Wheeler 4 Co.. Shedd. Stock kept full and complete at all times, by frequent additlouEN)f fresh goods, comprising the novelties of the season, all sold at bedrock prices for ready pay. Cash, as usual, paid for all kinds of merchant able produce. Peoiua Grange, Mr. E. E. Fan ning, t Organizing Officer for Linn county, on Tuesday, the 21st. Inst., or ganized a Grange of the Patrons of .Husbandry at Peoria, with twenty five members, eight of whom were ladies. The. following named gentle men were elected officers of the Grange tor the term: S. I). Haley Master; O. VV'aft, Secretary; Tho's. Perter, Lecturer; II. MurrJhy, Steward. Oregon Museum. Persons visiting Portland slxsmld not fail while there to call and examine the largo collec tion ot rare and beautiful articles on exhibition at the Oregon Museum, on First street, lately opened by Mr. T. A. Woodward. Everything stmnge and marvelous finds its way to .the Museum. An hour or two can be very profitably spent at the Museum, by oil mid young, all for the small i oia'Dets. Reed's Panorama. From W. II. Lewis, advance agent of Reed's Pano rama, we learn tlmttlris superior work of art will visit our city for the last time, on its way through the State from the south, on Friday evening, October 31st, 1873, and will be ex hibited on that evening at the Pacific Opera House. This will be the last opportunity our citizens will have to sec this magnificent painting of Ore gon scenery, as it will go from tins city on Saturday to Salem, Portland and Astoria, whence it will lake its de parture on the steamer for t lie Eastern States. There should bo a rousing au dience on Friday night. New Goods. Messrs. Harper & Co. are receiving their new Fall and Winter goods, groceries, etc., the largest stock ever purchased by the linn. Their new styles of ladies dress goods are beautiful, and will certainly I please the taste of the most fastidious. They have a number of novelties in the way of fancy dress goods, gentle men's clothing and underwear, etc., which should be seen to be appreciated. Sportsmen will find an elegant lot of fowling pieces, of the latest improved make. They extend an .invitation to all to call and examine goods and prices. A. SnKUBT. Dr. Steele, proprietor of the "Medical Wonder," who gave street entertainments two or three nights this week to admiring crowds, as a singist and bairjoistis exceedingly hard to get away with. The Dr. will probably give an entertainment this evening, it) on his return from Corval lis. If yon want to be waked up and the dumps knocked out of you. go and hear him. P. S. We learn that the Dr. has changed bis course, going to Portland instead of Corvallis, and will not be here to-day. Tangent Change No. 7 Meets on the second Saturday of each month, at their hall In Tangent. The officers of the Grange are. E. E. Fanning, Master; Andrew Blevius, Overseer; Alfred Blevins, Secretary ; W. Bene dict, Lecturer, and John Blevius, Steward. Coleman's EuCALYPTUS.-Tliis com pound extinct seems to be rapidly gaining (he confidence of the public, and it we are to believe the published statements of reliable gentlemen, is effecting remarkable cures in difficult cases. For sale by Hodge. Calcf & Co., Portland, agents for Oregon. STORAGE. -A little storage room again available in the Farmers Union Warehouse, at Shedd. Tho managers have made arrangements which they trust v,-ill enable them to accommo date all wishing to store there. Oats and barley are wanted in exchange lor coin. ' . Co-Partnership. Dr. Houghton, late of Hosehurg, lias tormed a part nership with Dr. Harris, of this city, 111 the practice of medicine. Dr. B. has been in the successful practice ot medicine for years. Is" a gentleman ot culture and refinement, '.nd will make a valuable acquisition to our society. Personal. On Wednesday, Mr. Wilson Blain and wife, together with their son, Mr. Joseph Blaiu, residents of Linn county for twenty odd ..year, started on a trip to Indiana, to vl-it (lie old homestead. We wish them it pleasant Journey. Dr. J. L. Hill and family start for Umatilla next Wednesday. Mr. L. Elkms and lady will visit the Dalles on Wednesday next. All who suffer from-coughs, colds, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and the ntoftfeto be dreaded otall. Con sumption,, can find sure relief. in Dr. II v.,ti tialaam of Wild Cherry, which always cures when other remedies fail. H. FINANCIAL AM) COHttEBCIAL. Gold In New York. 103. Legal tenders 00WQ01 Wheat in Liverpool 12s"i012s 8d ; club, 12s fldi;!s. Wheat in Ban Francisco ranges from 2 15 to $2 30 per cental. .Out. 1 B5 8$1 86 pet cental. Butter, 27,55e perpound. Eggs, Oregon, patentcar ricrs. 50c, other Tots 46c per dozen. WJieat in Portland, S01 85 per cental. As .there is no wheat offered we still have no quotations for this market Seed Wheat. Howell, Harper & Co. have tor sale a clioice article, of Wheat lor seed, such as Fall or White Winter. Click and Chi la Club. Sonora, &c, Ac. all of which they will dispose of by exchanging for other wheat, or on other terms which will nlltf. A case of yellow fever reported In New York city on the 22d. Natural Decay -Protect the System. The human body isa machlne,and there fore cannot endure forever; but, like a watch or a sewing machine, ft will last much longer if properly regulated and duly repaired, than if no pains were taken to k'cep it in order. The great object of every one who desires a long and healthy life should Ik) to put his Widy In a condi tion to resist the life threatening influ ences by which we are till more or less surrounded; and no invigorant and cor rective at present known so effectively an swers this purpose as the vitalizing elixir wlilcl), under the unpretending nnuie of Hostutter'sStomnch Hitters, has been for more t han twenty years tho standard ton ic of America. In crowded cities, where the atmosphere is contaminated with the effluvia inseparable from large popula tions; in marshy regions, where the soggy soil reeks with ...iasma: on the prairies and In the forests, where every tall the air Is tainted with exhalations from rot ting wee Is and grasses, or decomposing lenves -in short, in every locality where tmtferta exists, this powerful vegetable antidote is urgently needed. Fever and ague, bilious fevers, dysentery, congestion af the liver, Jaundice, rheumatism, and all diseases which are generated by infected air, impure water, or sudden changes of t,.iimi.intiire. nniv lie averted by strength ening and regulating the system in ad vance with Hosteller's Hitters. Autumn is always a season of peril, especially to weak, susceptible organizations, Even the more vigorous areapt to be in some measure depressed by the humid atmos phere, loaded with deleterious gases pro duced by vegetable decay. The (all is a period 01 tne year wneu me ruinmiuon and regulation of the living .machine is eculiarly lmiiortant, and the Hitters should therefore be taken dally at this critical season. , 001 A. WHEELER. C P. 1I0CGE. C. 1!. WIIKELEll. A. WHEELED A" CO., MIEDU, OREGON, ForwarcEin& Commiss'n Merchants. Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A good assortment of all kinds of Goods al ways in store at lowest market rates. Agents for sole of Wagons, Grain Drills, Cider Mills, Chums, Ac., Ac CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, rORK, BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY. New To-Day. DK. STEELEU MEDICAL WONDER! CURES AM. INTERNAL AND E.XTEB nul Aches and I'alns; I'urldes the lfiood; Regulates the Diver; cures Agues and bad Colds. Lon'l be without it Sold by Druggists. SmM A. W. GAMBLE, M. D., Physician, Surgeon, etc. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-At the late residence of John C. Mendenliall, near the Found' v, First street, Albany. Octobers:!, 1873y NOTICE. Sealed proposals will lie received by the Albany A SanrJain Water Ditch or Canal C mpany, at (heir office in Alba ny, up lo Monday. October 27th, 1873, at 1 o'clock P. M. ot siiid day, lor the executing and completing t lie earthwork of so much of tho Canal as passes through said city, commencing at Make SIS. thence running u nort invest eourse.pussing under the rail road, thence lollowim- down said railroad a northeast course to stake 664, Inclusive, and to be done according to specifications and terms, which can he found in the Com pany's office, tut Company reserving the right to reject nnv and all bids. The con tract will be let by the cubic yard. " L. ELK1NS, .President. K. B.-Also.a contract will be let forfur ntihing 35,009 foot of good died or Yellow Fir Lumber. SpecitlcullomvAc, to be seen at office of the Company. Albany, October?, lij?3. NEW GOODS ! MONTAGUE & McCULLY, LERANOX, OREGON, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND ARE constantly receiving, large invoices of hue stylo UKY UOODN, I-UKMU tiROCEIUHi, NEW t'LOTIIINU, and' General MereliandLxe ! whloh thpy will dispose of on Iho fairest, and most accotnnuidtttina leruss. A gen eral invitation Is extended tool! to cnlland examine our new line of Dress fioo Is, into si vies of Clothing, head wear. hoo;s, shoes, Ac., Ac, the very intcsl in jharkel , and sc leuled with tile view of meeting tho re quirements of this ieople. MONTAGUE & McLLLY. October 1H, 'Tim'i REHh ESTATE OOLD ON CKKDIT, OR EXCHANGED O for other property. Money Loaned, Motes, Accounts ami Detnanda on tho U. 8. coilectod. C. M. CARTER will soli his own City Lots mid Blocks and outside lands, on a long time, or win ex change for other property. JIo owns real estate in all parts of l he city, and can sell cheaper than any one else. MONEY LOANED for any person, on improved real estate in this city. Int.- est collected quarterly and remitted to lender. Loans ean lie ma do to lnlmUd brick houses in the burnt district, secured by the same property. Notes, Voccliecs. Accounts and Claims on the D, S. collected. Address, tt M. CARTER, Carter's Block, Portland, Or. October 18, lS73-lm Wanted. 1 A AAA BUSnEL&er OATS. Inqntrc 1 U. UUU at the Old Warehouse, of aug. iM9m3 E. S. MERRILL. MISCELLANEOUS. BUILDERS, ATTENTION ! SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY. 8. H. ALTHOUSE. J. F. BACKEKSTO. W. KETCHUM. ALTHOESE & CO., Lyon Street, on the River Bank, ALBANY, OREGON. Keep on hand a full assortment, and are prepared to FURNISH TO ORDER, Doors, Sash, Blinds, and Molding, Such 08 IW , PA&EI., HASH A 8ECTIUS MOI.I, Of all sizes WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, Flooring, Siding, -And- A1I other kinds of Building Material . A 180: PREPARED TO DO MILL f work, furnish shaker funs, ziirzaK sliakcrs, suction fans, driving pulleys of any Kind, at our factory on i.yon sircenon the river bank), noxt below Mnrkham's wnrcliouse. ALTHOUSE & CO. Albany, Feb. 10, 18C9-H GQ TO THE BEE-HIVE STORE! TO BUY Groceries, Provisions, Notions, &c, &c, Sec, CHEAP FOR CASH ! Country Produce ot All Kind BOUGHT FOR MERCHANDISE OR CASH! This is the place to L-et the BEST BAR GAINS ever offered in Albany. Parties will always do well tocallandseu for them selves. II. WEED. First street, Albany, Oregon. Kv5 ALBANY FOUNDRY And Machine Shop, A. F. CIIERICY Proprietor, ALTiANY, OREGON, Manufactures Steam Engiues, Elour and Saw Mill Machin ery, WOOD WORKING And AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY! And all kinds of IKOX AM) MIIASS CASTINUS. Pnrtlenlar attention jiald torepainncall kinds of inacliinci y. 4lv3 (JUrtnutiOA per day. Agents wantcdl All qptluflp v classes of working jieoplc, of el i her sex, young or old, make mote mon ey at work for us in their spare .moment or nil the, time, than at anything else Par ticulars free. Address G. Slinson A Co., Portland, Maine. llyl Coon Bay Coal Agency. BEBBYHAN Sc DOYI.K. DTALERS in Cuinlxrland, Lchlgk and 11 descriptions of Foreign and Do mestic Coals. Also. PIG IRON. Ttntkhead between Pacific, and Jackson utreet wharves. San Francisco. Cal. Uv5 New To-Day. Only about a Half Dozen ir tTntFM. Waoons loft at iVI JMMMMI, 4vU Register BnildiBg, Albany. For Hardware, to ooDirm. For Groceries F RESH ANDOOD GO TO DODD. For Plows, M OLUn'E, PEORIA, CAST CASTSTEE1 IKlMli-K is tin- place to get mem. FOR NYTHING YOU WANT, FIRST TBT L DODD-S. For Domestic hewing Machine, WHY! DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT DOBD For Ihe Lateat in BUCKSAW 8, AXES, PITCHFORKS, etc., give DODD a call, anyway. When Yon Want piDKR PRESSES, OR FARM MACIHN J cry of any kind, call at the Keaistei Building und sec DODD. TO THE FARMERS! AND ALL IN WANT OF STOBAUM CR. C0MSTOCK & CO. HAVE THOB- oushly repalnid and strengthened their Albany Warehouse, and having two good Cleaners, can bundle ALL WBAX TIIAT COMES with :fety and dispatch. ' They are prepared to furnish all tha sai'ks needed. Don't be frightened by the old cry that we an! getting more than we can store Call and sec for yourselves. "FAIR DEALING WILL WIN." Head! E WtLLCOW tract to stohh Wh t FREE, cither lit. ALBANY. PORT LAN l or IIALSEY, until It is wortli 7J per bushel. Wanted. A LARGE AMOUNT OF FLAX KEKD wanted, for which we will pay tim Umms t MABHLT I'BICE In oasli, from time to time. I'ii nt l!ioi:if ioim: For Common und Volunteer, 3c ifi tt. ' extra line and clean, ii V lie Oa. C. B. COMSTOCK & CO. Aug. l.Vn.lO OMESTIC Sewing Machine I resents a record of .success unpamlcledm ;!)( hlstory.of Sewing Machines. The Latcat Improvements of tb Ae. Tho Domestic CHALLENGES THE WORLH old nt ChtcnKO Prices, ami Wa runted I H ' Years. w. J. BORNE, Gen. Agent. Olllce, 1M Third sfrwu.Portlaud. 2m ALBANY Collegiate Institute! Next t. i hi opens, Nonday, September I, 1875. It. H. WABBi.N, rrcaldent. FARMERS ! Take OKTo tloe 1 rpiIE NEW AVU WELIER ANQSD L Warehouse -of R. Cheadle. with in moved cleaning ararat us of ample uipao Ity, is nowNpiepnred to receive groin lor the harvest of 1873. Farmers wishing to store or soil wheat, will Hud It to their advantage to see ma licfore selling elsewhere. All will be furn ished with sacks to move their grain bT calling os me. ine ingiiest casn pvw win w ruu w good merchantable winjat at all times. E. SMEitRiiii., aa-old cltircn of Albany, of excellent business quallflcatlona. has taken chargo o tho warehouse, and wU superintend the receiving and delivery all grain pasnuig through it. CHgADW Albany, July 23, l873-3n47n)3