REGISTER. M " ' LOCAL MATTER. maieb abmiv: Pronl Railroad (north n(I woth) nolo UOrviuiia, uwji . Wednesday wkI Friday) at w.a waim bkpart: for Railroad inort and W-utt), dally. fvwLBM6i.trt-weeWj,CMimuj, m-u- neaday md Frfdny ! At 1 ft ofino hoof frouT a. M. to? r. X; Sunday, from . . , NERVKXS NEXT HI SWAT . BAPTIST CmiKGH urvloe iMl A. M. and 7 r. M. snnmiy w at an Rev. 0, H. Mattoon. Pastor. u v rm'Pni-SfnlwijI 11 A M. and 7 F.' It 8niiday8cbool at 1H P. M Rev. Isaum wuson, rasior. tTKITBO PBRSBTTERIAH -Sen1s at 11 A M and 7 P. M. Hnndav School at P. M. Re.8i iIrrto,T- fXWOlWiATIONAt cmTROH Wthoct a jnxnr at present. Sunday School at MP.S. M. K, CHl'BCH SOUTH -(services in Con erezalional Church alternate Sundays. Rev. Jos. Emery, Pastor. PRBSBYTERIAH CHlTtCH - Services at College Cbunpcl, alternate gaWj, at 11 AM. and 7 P. M. Smday School at tM RStBov. E. R. cary. D..,Pator. if, Vomatf Independent Ticket. ror State Senators: T. P. GOODMAN. MJTJLLER, FRANK !ARTON. For Representatives: J WA8S0M. A. OKMOB, . J. R. SOUTH, E. E. FANNING. For Commissioners: R. CBS A OLE. JOHN B. HARRIS For Clerk T. T. FISHER. ' rorrif J 8. MORRIS. ., For Treasurer-A, 8. BAS8ETT. For Assessor- B. MARKS. For School Supt- R- K. WARREN. IW8nprtyor-fc B. HARRIS. ForCOme-Ji B. IRVINE. The seTeral' rmKHthtes (br the Legis lature and the different eouiity oflioes, are expertd to be present and address the voters of Hon county at tbe follow ing times and places : ?f ahpv Frkhr .... May 22. HTurhhiiMr:. HatnrdlV.. 33. Browiwvliie . . Monday.. -S. Hoine.....TiiesdBy u Lebanon..... Wednesday Sclo thiirlday.. Miller's.:.. -.Fridav.... Albany Saturday.. 25. " 26. 27. " 28. 3$. " 30. Grange Jftema Ortettns, Sbedd nd Peoria Granges will hold basket dinner picnic on Thuradfty, the 28 inst, ftt a grove half ami' southeast of Willam ette Church, in Orleans preciiaH A general invitation h extended to1 other Granges, and the piiblic gen erally, to attend. Speakers will be inattendanee. .'"" , D. VU Cook, Independent candi- 4kt iam tK Ktate Senate, has with. dr,wn fromUheeanvass. In a card W the Grgiqfer he ty : While I hooid b gbd to see the people triomjie wH jnne of corrnpt Political Rings, I do not believe I can aid them m that direction by remaining a candidate. Buties, both publie and privftto, therefore, impttwe to withdraw. , ' On Monday n of Post- this city on ft , jitffer Oakland, n ' r J .L. nf t.a mar wtwn tboae who can afford itare floeingto the shady groW, and clear, ooia waters, to ba fcmnd in to interior ""Pr1" ""IT ifftrper A Go. M sailing vast iajijliltai f goods tmeta days. That harfirt rate tmataaM, 1"IM O - m I mm mi."" :m mWm mW- toHm, "Pa 1- ; f J .'11001. HfUTfiK AllO IULU- Sflhool Dittrk No. lfr aoi Kiai BMe Grange intend erecting a new building for dhool and Grange purpoVe, at Knox's bute, about four miles east of this mr. The stories high. The lower story will ttf flaaAllf thrvftbwtot for wbool purposes, and the upper story by the Grange as hall. It will be a neat, oomntortable, durable edifice, of which the community may well teel proud. , Some of the new comers to our city, rumor has it, have been at tacked by sm$U pox since their arrival here. When it tirrt broke out, the disease was pronounced measles. The disease was con tracted on the steamer trom Sau Francisco to Portland. So far we have been unable to trace the re port up If the report be true, and it is really small pox, the city authorities should take immediate steps to prevent its spread. N. BAUNI Wants 200,000 lbs. ot guod WOOL, and will pay the highest market price for it. Pays 15c for eggs, 15 to 20c for butter, $1 37 for lard in 101b. caus, and tor all other produce the highest market price. He has tbe largest stock of goods, and sells them cheaper than any hoiise in the city. Call and see tor yourself. In Oheadle's brick building, First street. 1 DiRKCToaKLECTKO. -On Tues day the fol'owing named gentle men were elected Directors of the Farmers' Company for the new year: G. F. Crawford, F. Fro- man, A. Wheeldon, M. II. Wilds, G. W. Vernon, John Huston and ! sli WVl hit . ! Fl 1 'r ' - 1 i G. F. Simpson. The two Howards, brotbers, were arrested at Junction last week, and taken to Eugene, on charge, one of bigamy and the other for seduction. The first was dw- charged: the second, charged with seduction, was held to appear in the sum of $1,000. Alex. Purdom, jajte one of our boys, left for Roheburg on Thurs day, to loin the company in charge , w of Supt. plummer now engaged in repairing the W6 Union tele- eraph line. Good fortune and health attend him. The Indians at their rancherie in the eastern suburbs of the- city, howled and danced Sunday after noon and nearly all of Sunday irigbfc. It oiast have been ft sweat ing time among the Abergwmes. i" ' i . The Temperance picnic at Roberts bridge, about- ten miles south of this eity, on the Calipooia, : J ' ft .4 L was larvjelv attended. IX was a gay ad festive occasion. Work on the Canal is being MOMcnted with visor on that uortiou running: through Uie eastern ,A .. . rtflrt. of the ltV. At nrMtSttt link ' it will soon be completed. Tbis is getting to be a thundering co-ntryveril very beftFF peals day. i lour mues easi oi iu vnj. aw .wy - " building will be 84x48 , Htt Arawtruflg, & tjo- . .. man. roll No. 2: A. U Jones, w 'i-m i nm i iif.-l ' .''..7 tiuk The fruit i verr iiWnVl4,lata4 mo) . . 41 -7 r,1'J(i u way i lis Jtrodfes c EtwnoN.--lB come unaocoim table manner, ia p , S J . the list of Judges of electiofe hut week, we omitted several precincts, We print the full list this morning : I,...,,, V.Mi "a 1: Mart, t'i J?o 2: A. C. Jones, man JawHi Wl.ee.er, i. . inomp-un. " ffa&Mura Leti Dtmgtas, B B. Holt, M. Fuller, t Franklin JJittte John tieuy, H. M. Brown, Thomas Donahue. iScio F. P. Devaney, Geo. Frost, H. G. Cusic &tn(iam J. K. Charlton, I). It Craig, Wra. Ray. HaUey T. Porter, Cfts. Levins, Jos, Lame. BrownttiUle J. M. Moyer, 0. P. C'ashaw, L. Hasbrook. . Lebanon R- C. MtHer, Chas. Ralston, R, Cheadle, Orleans W. H. McBride, James Hamilton, James Yaut& C'te'n-Jolu; Houston, B W. Coojier, A. Brandon. Brush 6VeJv-Noab Shanks, J. A. Rioe, Robett Glass. Sweet jtwMe G. Moss, John Gilliland, NewfcJussell. Waterloo Austin ThUiion Francis Uellincer. Ga'eb Bruste fyractw, Perry Farlow, S. T. Jones, Thomas Allphiu. . . - The Republic We again take occasion to commend this magazine to the attention of our readers. In dealing with the present political and economic questions of the day, me Aepwv is practical, tan, anu thorough, and its statements can be implicitly relied upon. The last number of this valuable magazine is more than usually attractive, discussing leading topics, such as the "political situation," "cheap transportation," southern war cliaims," etc., in a vigorous and staighttorward maimer. Every citizen who feels an interest (aud who does not':) in the practical questions of the day, and in gov. erumeuttl affairs, should subscribe for and read this magazine. Pub lished at Washington, D. C, at (2 per year. la Wood's Household Magazine, for May, has an abundance of ex celleut reading. There is the real go-ahead snap to this periodical which entitles it to much- credit, aid we cannot name one thn will afford an equal amount of enter tainment and instruction for so little money. Tbe number before us con tains among other articles a paper ehtitted "Poor Jack," bj F. W. Holland, in the interest of seamen; "The Child in the Church," by Mary Hartwell: "Kin and Had," by H. V. Osborne ; "Dumb Days,"' by Caroline B. LeRow, and' some good poetry. There are several illustrated articles, tbe New York Fashions, Architectural Designs, &c, 4c., The illustration on Decoration Day is just the thing, Price ot Magazine $1 per year, i Address, Wood? MouMholtl Jifag yNewburgh, N. Y. ( Pieaieing is to he tbe- fashion J this season, and quite ft number tbe saanner. Election tickets will be read; fo dwtribiition next Saturday. each pieaiost make provision to obtain tickets at this office on that A amber yard to b Wb- liabedia tiiis eity bv an ouuide Willi, VI, 7 -ilafl 1 l; - ; Mois A Pirker lew i ware. iwt in m wwiDi wbeb !. kD Fispvfc We were orivilefftd to attend the solemniza- tff I M tion ot a wending ceremony on wedneatay, the contracting parties being Mr. Charles Bourgardes, of Titus Rrinnranlas Jk Cm.. Wclers 'J tf tbi. ad Urn JUry Wilkt, c ' r.. i, cm umb city, iHJ xuias .uary. wine d hr of p w( - about fifteen miles south of this city There was a large number of the relatives, neighbors and friend of the bride and groom in atten dance. The ceremony was per formed by lev. S. G, Ir, me, ot the U. P. ChurcJl, and lie did his W0k " " '. well, and we cat. recommend bim as One who thorohghly understands . how to do it gracefully, elegantly and most expeditiously. Imme diately after the ceremony caiue the wedding dinner and such a wed ding dmiierl To describe it would be simply impossible. Suffice it that the table was loaded with good things, turkeys, chiekens, ham, pies, cakes, preserves, jellies, etc., etc., all showing a master hand in the preparation and cooking We never saw a happier lot of people around a festive board than were gathered under thf hospitable roof ot Mrs. Prator on that occasion. Our experience is that there is nothing that will bring out the good qualities of people aud make them contented and happy, in such an inconceivably short space of time, as good victuals well aud thoroughly cooked. Its only once or twice in a, lite-time that a com mon man gets to sit down to such a feast, aud the bare recollection of it in after years is a " big thing." Mrs. P. may well be proud of that dinner it can not be excelled, its praise was in everybody's mouth. We have came near forgetting the cause of all this liberal expenditure of time and money the bride and groom. A finer looking couple we have rarely seen be with his broad shoulders, deep chest, good square features, and an honest, manly look out ot his dark blue eyes, and she, with her faultless form and hand some face,, both elegantly but not gaudily attired, made a picture of health and happiness long to be re membered by all in attendance. If the most fervent wishes of a large oircle of warm friends can avail them, not ft care or sorrow will ever cross their .pathway through life to cause them one moment ot The Odd Fellows are beginning to talk of a railroad excursion, out south, to transpire probably in. August, We're On it. you bet you. Inbank. J.JL McConnell, ad judged insane, was forwarded to the Asylum on Tuesday. Attention is directed to the ad vertisement of the Eagle Woolen Mills, Brownsville. The oitv w;tall of fibers on come to town business is lively. Election tickets have already made tkeii ftppranoe. Election (lay is euro at naiw. , a M wvsauut- La tT. BVm CO., HE0V OBfiSON, irraduoe. A lot flood si mnratnitcMM hiaadiaaraai ft. . ... .- ,j BasW ''jatsfesataMsftW,UwBk Mut, fTaras wu. . Capt. Donald McKay's band of Warm Spring Indians, after hav ing; made the tour of the Slates, will visit Europe. Kcw To-Day. For lustier of the Pence, Through the solicitation of many voter of Afhany Ptwtnct, I this rtay aimoaof mvHHlf mi a iwiuliriaiH for Justice of tha rW 'Abothek. t IK. .. Mam O K'Tf t.l Eajrle Wooton Mills t nipnu) . NO T 1 C K IS If KUKBY GIVES THAT the ndXt rcuular annmil niectinit of Wft ;t(u.L Ui Miii-o ii 1 hn Kftd IA WVWt IMl M1IIU I UmnrtMny. will helioHii the offlco pf tho rittnnntM' in Hi hi-i . j i ! 1 n AH tTllrta' t hi 1l.l..aili iluv .vf n ivt. at thrro o'clock p. m. ny fjrder of the Pnd.lint. A. WHRKLGk. May m 1874-87 Secretary. 1K1AS1 UHV HOTICE. NOTfCK fS HKRKBT filVKN TO ALL lM'isons hoMIn;,' Couutv Orders, en dorsed "Nut 'Pall for Want of Knnda," ta liruBent tlie same at my rtttlw for iyment, as lutercut on the same will cease from thn date of this notice. JAMES SHfKLDS, Treasurer of l.lnn County. Aprn IS, 1S74-36W3 J. E. J1 I II, Knlsoininin;;, MrhftcwuNhlng and- GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING. Third street, between Washington and 3 Ferry. Alhany. 3m . The New Patent Climax Steam Washer! WILL W THE WASHING FOR AN ordinary family in from thirty uilu ut. s to one Iioiii ! Requires no ai tcntion while the process ofclcunni!; la iroiinf on; much less soup than by the old proittis; the clothes re quiring no pubhing. It isesjiecially adapt ed to WHSlrin Lace Curtains ntid all Una Ealn iis, nnil mr Flannels iSrH09l desirable, as it will not mlf tbiiui us it Maclitiieor Imnd-ruMiin' Iium. For full mrtlculur :is to price, call on theawnt, KM HAZEL, at W. H. Mo Farland's stove aud tin s.orc, First street, Albanv, Orijron. April. 187i. " GREAT EXCITEMENT ! THK EXCITEMENT at Porfand Is rac ing toa very high degree on aeooiint of t be . Ladies' Crusade ! Als, at Albany, on account of the new store whluh I have opened at the corner of .Washington and First streets, with a ulr Assorted Slock of fiooits! which I propose t o sell at B a (.1 t ock P r i e e m J. BLOOM, Corner of tVahinton and First apl8 Sircels. A'lMUiy.Otegon. (A.H. B. KONTAOI K. KOHT. K'CAI.LKT. NcCALLEY, ARE N"OW OPENING A MAGNIFICENT stock of , SPRING GOODS I -consisting In part of elegant . Poplins, wmeille lirllllitntaa, Ptaucit, a lhawla, japanea ii raw and an ondlesa variety of, mibbonft,CoUars,Coltartw, tot the ladles, and a fine assortment of Readymade Clothing. 1 Boola, ' HllHM, Cloths. . i nUmmiilia Urn, mumn of ail:deeerintJon for men anAtoya, Aty miMSornnenw vi Creskwyl -OdMit.