I ALBANY REGISTER. IT. S. official IaiMr for OnfM. "H"" " FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1S74. War in the Argentine Republic '.as ended. Avellaneda resigns the 1 'residency, and new elections are soon to be held. It is stated that during the last nine years the net profits of the Chicago Tribune has been $147, 000 yearly. The death ot Cardinal Mezzo fanti, the Abbe Tiichtcr, is an nounced at Munich, October 17th. The Cardinal spoke eighty lan guages. j At four o'clock on the morning t the 17th, at New Orleans, the isteam packet Kinpire, Capt. Jean Treere, sunk. It is thought 14 -passengers, and many ot the crew were drowned. t is said the President will, in his forthcoming message, take a de cided stand in favor of the resump tion of specie payment. He thinks a plan may be devised by Congress ; , .t whereby the (government may re- same in 1876. A terrific rain storm visited San tiago de Cuba on the 14th. Kail roads were washed away, and large quantities of sugar cane all over the country leveled. The town of Suna and Tonalo, on the north ooast, were flooded, and stock, houses, goods, etc., carried off. Kiots, caused by the forcible in troduction by the Government of church reform and the appointment of priests by Imperial ' authority, have recently occurred in Poland. The local authorities had been re inforced by troops from Warsaw, and main of the rioters arrested. The big event in San Francisco on the lith was the sale of the ; . , r,.. , .ii Tick estate. I lie sales on that day ac(Tre"-ated 81,950,925. The Lick j , " , ' ' tiouse was bid oft bv (). I.ivermore I at $920,000, but the bid is not likely lo be confirmed1, as the prop erty is worth more than that. From San Franeisco we learn that the great running race came off at Hay District Fair grounds on the 14th last Saturday. The race was made by Katie Pease, Joe Daniels, Alpha, Hock Hocking, Tliad. Stevens, Hubbard, Henry and Hardwood. Katie Pease won the race in two straight heats, in 7:13, taking the purse of $25,000. The Alden Fruit Drying Com- j pany qf Salem, having everything j in reailinoss. sailod in on MY.ndriv and put up a lot of apples. The machinery was all new, and the process of drying was performed by inexperienced persons, nevertheless they succeeded in the first attempt in producing splendid specimens of dried apples, the fruit looking bright, was dried evenly, and not a charred or burned piece in the lot Salemites are not only satisfied, but are inclined to feel gay over their success. Those of our people who have been waiting to hear what success was met with by the Salem Company, can now take .courage and invest in the same business here. It is a matter that mr cjtizens should take pride in pushing to success. Again we urge the subscription of the necessary stock to open up a fxuit drying com jpany in this city. The grain shipping business in n ... . " , . ,u . I California seems to be in a ruffled state at present. Through the iail- . -.. , r, , . ure of Morgan's Sons, and the re- pudiation of charters by Hart, -r. . p ... . , ' i-M&ll, lj nuiuu uiiiijf ui iiiuiu ships have been thrown upon the A corpulent gentleman from Salem. ! market. Freights rule very low as ! J"" Lsitll got I J chucked ma Uiudhole by a break-down I a consequence, and the Executive of the Monmouth and Independence Committee of the California State one , ,-' I stage coach was a sulky, and the shafts : Grange, acting as shipping agents ; qulled out and the man went hack-i for the Grangers, chartered a vessel : w:m's- . on m, , ,!. ..i, h 'i'he Eugene. To vrnal learns that there at 2 10s, and other vessels have jg p,,,.solls. , horses Uul 4 ,vagous j been secured at as low figures as ! snowed in at Crescent Lake, on the n e - ci - rpi , T... j .Military Road across the Cascades. ' 2 ts Cd. lhese ships came to pern who furnished tl hernia California expecting to obtain 4 tion came over to Pit Openings on c x snow-shoes, and sent tlie news by mail. or more for freighting. Parties Suow ,e flrst on 3J .jst ! chartering to Morgan's Sons have The Democrat tells ot a Benton conn-i instrueted pilots to liead ofi" incom- 1 . I ing vessels to other ports for bush- ness. Fifteen or more vessels have thus been sent elsewhere, and prob- , al.lv ntbore will fi.tlnw The do. ..... .v. - termination of farmers to hold their wheat for better prices ( present rates b - fi cAfi i r a inn eitift $1 501 55 i 100 makes it extremely difficult for Cap- ' . . - , . .i tanis to get freights, even at the present low quotations. It seems j to be the prevailing opinion amonx , . farmers that by holding on to their , grain until Spring they can obtain , - i a better price than now, giving ' them a fair reward for their labor, xiie law organizing Eake comity which the present price does not do. (loes "ot 8 "'to effect until next Jan 2 ,. . uary ninety days after its approval by I lie same feeling exists among our the Governor, it therefore is a part of farmers. There seems to be no Macn 'lXascJuties yeh ,.The . I fee bill, with the 25 per cent, addition possibility of losing more than the in the cast; of Jackson county omitted. interest on the monev value ot the wi!i apply to the officers of the new - I county. We believe they won't get wheat, and there is at least a fair rich o if the positions right away. expectation that they will make good ! The corvallis Gazette says on last interest by holding on. Therefore Satarday the Directors of the WiJlain- i t jr i ette Valley and Coast Railroad Com- we need not look for any remark- j muy Inet-jMlrslla,lt to Ilotice. 15llt Iit. able abundance of loose coin in these tie business of importance was trans- i acted at that time, beyond accepting parts for some time to come. r,1L, gl..1lt on.lniJi and other prOTiVtoii I made Dy the late legislature. As an Articles of incorporation were evidence of tl interest felt in tfie eu 1 , . I terprise, h. Case came all the wav filed m thebecretary of State s office j from Newport, sixty miles, to attend j at Salem, on Monday, incorporat- ! tl)0 meetfug. He says the people j 1 - over there are all alive on the subject, ! ing the "Granger s Publishing Com- and will do everything in their power j .v...ir " ,,f ),; itv Tko inmnwn. I" push forward the enterprise. Not- i tors are Messrs. S. Montgomery, M. Luper, G. F. Simpson, A. Par- ker and A. I. Morris. Capital i . nr.-. , i- r,., A dispatch ttom Wicniti river. In-' stock, S4,U00; shares, $2o. lhejjm,, Territory, Nov. 4th. via Fort object ot the Company, we believe. Iodge. reports that the most gallant. . . , , Irving and desperate Indian tight of is to resuscitate the Oreyon trran- the whole campaign occurred y ester- I ger. , In New York City the Demo cratic candidate for Governoi got a- noo i -i i 7. -. i tv-eight men. 1 he engagement com- 8 1 ,000 votes, while the Democratic ,end at 1:30 p. Mnh l00 chey. candidate for Mayor ot tne city got i enues or Arrapahoes and Kiowas, ex hut 57,000. ceedinglv well mounted and in full Snow three and n half door. In ...... ... the P.lue Mountains, and on the coast range, toward Tillamook, two and a half feet. Ym. Cullen Bryant, the journ alist and noet. comnleted his 80th year on the 3d inst. The vote ot" Ohio at the late election was 42,000 less thjan in I loll.. Paoific Slopers, Two dwelling houses, a barn, a saw mill and 440 acres of laud in Folk. coun ty, sold at auction the other day for 1,425. Two ex-editors tell into a mill race at Dallas a few days ago. Hoodlum- had fixed the planks across the race on purpose. Michael Donovan and Samuel White were sent to the Penitentiary from Wasco county, last week, for larceny. The sherifrs and clerk's fee bill. when in force, will reduce the expeti- ses of Yamhill Co. over $1,800 per an num. Jean St. Luc de Roboatn has been indicted by the grand jury ot Jackson county for malicious injury, to an ani mal. From ITon. E. C. Mason, Superin tendent ot the Southern Oregon wagon road, the Times learns that this road lacks but.two or three days' work of being finished as far as Jenny creek. The latest feature of the Chrotno gift business comes from Dexter, Me. They have a church there which gives a chrouio to every .iev .convert. The Umuqna river is reported as , overflowing and weather still ruin v. The El)gie Guard saySi a corvailts I attorney, while attending court at that j jimee. last, vieeiv, was mistaken ior the -.Spotted Boy," and while at supper a j hoodlum rushed in and informed him I that his "snake" was about to get I a way. , vvom-U1 r''1, l.'' exhibited SjU.UOO in gold, remarking that this was the result of her own industry in n.aking butter, selling eggs chickens. etc.. and that her husbnd had never seen the money before and didn't know '' il existence. Such a wife is worth having. I neoic wno snot a man named isl.ime. at Rye valley. Baker county, week be fore last, has been arrested and held to aiISWer c a cliat trfaasaote with in- tent to kill. Blaine had a close call. being shot in the breast, but will prob- ably recover. The Coos Record says the yrimg, whl'? 'i'k'"'g the turn at the East port coal hunker, lost steerage-way and ran jlltl the Empire, doing considerable damage to both vessels. It is a ba place at all times, and exceedingly s when the wind blows hard. bad ! so l thst:l in I'l i ht fli.. litwrnl Ttirmiii-, in ( which they have subscribed for stock. ',c avs '"' tlli,lks he can get $10,000 or day about thirty miles from this place on McClellan creek. It was conducted by Captain J. H. Farnsworth, com manding a portion ofCotnpany II. 8th T. S. Cavalry, numbering only twen- tiiihting trim, and having the ad van- t!& ot' h'.-rler ground and equal arms , . U tnd a more abundant : uppi v of ammunition than Faros- ' worth's plucky fellows. The latter j fought like tigers, disputing every inch of ground till dark, losing one man killed and tour wounded. Fit teen Indians were killed lild a large number ot the ponies and fifty or more of the savages were wounded. The ' exhaustion of his ammunition and tie sire to care for his wounded men com- j pelted Captain Farnsworth to retreat, yet reluctantly, under cover of night, j to tins point, whence he had been sent k,. f Willi.,... it un. r '."i S . ........... x. .mi. 1 ' I l tilted States Cavalry, commanding i Wingate's batUilion, to discover the! Whereabouts of the Indians. They ! were supposed to be in this vicinity, as a Cheyenne spy had been captured i may favor us with their orders, by Major Price individually, and oth- i Particular attention will be given to the oi-s InH hwn smii iwnr thk nnlnt ' compounding of physician's prescriptions era nan oeen seetl neai tills point. A- j aml family recipes, at aU hours of the day bout dark our soldiers slowly emerged i or nig at ! out ot the hollow where they had been hemmed in, atal making a neck or i nothing charge, succeeded in reaching j the plains. The Indiatfs did not dare ( to pursue, and they showed evident j signs of severe punishment and having i euougti ot it lor the time. Captain Farnsworth immediately struck out j for his place, where we are resting af- ter having marched forty-live miles between dark and sunrise. It is, a ter ribly cold night, causing the wounded men to sutler greatly. The horses had not eaten anything since morningrahd had performed a full day's march of twenty-three miles before the action. The causalities are all of Company H, Eighth Cavalry; Private YVm. Darth ram, killed; Corporal Thos. J. Thomp son, dangerously wounded, Trumpe ter .Herman Teller, seriously wounded; blacksmith Henry Fields, seriously wounded; private 4ohn I&bison slight ly wauudevh Oldest Uoxiso ESTABLISHED A BE OX HAND FOB T1IK FALU'AJIPAMJSi WITH A ARViri.?' 1- stock, which will lc found, as usual, to contain the best goods at IWslowtwi pr.it . 3XTO USE "3?l."iri3?3rC3- To spoccfy. If you dont sec what yon w ant, ask for it ; and if w e don't have tlie dentical article caller for. the chances are tlint we have something will -.In you better. Come and see us. and bring along your Chickens, Butter, EfWrs, I.rsed M-mt - a" thins that lias a market value, and we will give you a fair swop ; .and If yon iimj a greenbacks, gold notes, or even gold coin, we would take that ratbertluui spouairauw. " First and C streets, right opposite the Saddle Butte, tsliedd, Oregon. 1. WHEELER Sf CO., DEALERS IN DHY GOODS, HARDWARE, CLOTHING, DRUGS & MEDiCENES, Paints & Oils, Hats & laps, Groceries, Wagons, Farming Implements, Machinery, &c, etc.. Managers of Farmers' GRAIN. LUMBER, etc &e., &c. Etc., Union Warehouse. Sm:ii, Liun county, Oregon, Sept. DOC PLUIVSiVBER'S DRUG STORE! YOflt FItKSH MEWCIXES, tro to 1MK I'l.l If you want nice Toilet Goods, BiiumiiJcs, ( 'OHIiS. COSMETICS, SOAPS, OILS. P EI! FIT ME II Y, ton't fail to call on IMK' I'U'MHKK. Doc Plummer has the nicest Stationery in the city. Doc Plntiimer keeps A 1 CIUABS AXI TOBACCO. Doc I'hnmner has aiiicf1 variety of goods ami is nlva s Uul t) sec his lriemls. Albany, ct. 23, "74-;y7 ACA8D. 15 EI. I. R l'Al'.KKR. late of Oresron it v. beir leave to inlorni the miblie : Timt iney nave puivnasea tne enure stock i of drags, medicines, formerly owned by It. (j. Hill A Son. and that tltjey design 1 continuing the business at tne old stand. j where they purpose keeping in the furore i a full assortment of I)rtt(s. Chemicals. Patent yUedicfius. Toilet Articles, Perfumery, and everything usually found in a tirst- i class drug store. While earnestly solk-iting a continuance of the liberal patronage heretoloreextend- ed to the om house, we hope at the same time, by fair and nu-ral dealing, ancl care- merit the esteem of any xkw friends who A. II. 1S1.I.I, A- 1 A IttiS lt. Successors to li. ( '. Hull, .v Son. Albany, October '.I, '74-n4tf COST ; For ITinety Days IWIU SElL MY ENTIRE SOCK OF (ioods, for the next NINETY lAl'k and no humbug. Call and convince your self J. BLOOM, Cor. First and Washington sts., Albany, Oregon. 6iT CasU paid for Hides, Furs and Elk Horns. M0t7 Albany, November 0, 174. in tno "xtclc3. D SHEDD 1. 9 Etc.. Etc., Etc. and Commission Merchants in t2.". 1S71. BUiLDINGPAPER ! Oriianientul, AIiirisiioiim and Plastering Paper Board. IX D1KFKK1CXT. BE Al" TIKI" I. DESSIGXS, taking the place ta L.uiuher and ritstvr in ceilhi)$. For cheapness, dnrahility, comfort ojhJ health, we rt'connia-nd it. It costs less than bne-fourtli the cost t Wall l'uxR'r, Plastering or Ceillnaf. li is a perfect non-condnctor, keeping lu'at oi'T in Sunnm ra'id i siii in Winter, sa injr in 1 ucl. in one year.l lie cosl of paper. It is not so easily injured bv Icnocks a? plnstcring ; does liot shrink, admits noeold winds, and is vennin prtK.t. 'liirri'd Micitlliiiis-. This is a bard, compact, Straw Board, saturated with tar and oi render it WATEH, HAT and Vhlt.MlN I'ltOOF. It is used under sidingon outside of studding. It is fmpervions to damp ness, cold and heat; and is verv much em-at'cr and Detler than brick tilling oi- i board limn;? oofiK Felt, Made from woolen nui". anil thorotif;liK saturaled with tar is adapte ! 10 all kind's of roofs does not swell or shrink, thereby cracking the covering; and will not r-oak water if exposed. We have also a tight Eels lor use under slate, shingles or tin. Carpet Lining;, Will save onolmlf the wear of a Carpet warranted moth proof; can be used for years, and is very cheap. Svnd for circular. W. It. BE.AIX, Eirst-St., bet. Ferry A Broadalbin. Albany, Oregon, October Hi, IsTI-jvT Ill AS. . MONTAGUE. KOBT. Jt'CALLtV. MOMAfilE & McC ALLEY, A RE NOW OPEX1.NO A MAGNIF1C EN T x- sloek of FALL & WISTER GOODS ! I selected with care, and bought for coin at caiiduloihil) Low Fi-?ure and as we bdught low we can and will sell them at prices that will Astonish Everybody- Come and see our selections of IireKH .(;... Iiqiie, RrlllinutcH, Marseilles, PopUua, I.nstrcs, Ribbons, Collars, CoSt-iretJcn, Lace, &., At-., for the ladies, and our complete lines or Readymade Clothing, Hosler.v, CnKNlnieres, Cloths, NNW) Boots, '!, Huts. of all descriptions for men and liovs. Also full assortments of Groceries, Grocfcery & Glassware. for everybody. Lebanon , Oregon, October 80, 1874.