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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY , APRIL 1V1S88. Money Market. Pan. Fratxciseo Leal Trader ratcs........71ifa72 Kew Yoek. Gold Quotations..,., 10 LAW OF NEWSPAPERS. il. .Sii"bjicriber who do not give express notice tto contrary are considered as wishing to cou ttihue the subscription, 2. ICeubseribert wish their paper discontinued. .pub':jherstaay continae to send thorn until all iohai s are vsiJ. , i. If subscribers niorw to other places without informmgth publisher, and tho paper is tent . to the former directum, they are held responsible. jtfetlceJsaouVl always be given of the removal. 4. "Af-snbscribers neglect or refuse to take their teapots ttma the office or place to which they are ent, they are held responsible until they settle JbUls .na giv notice to discontinue. .A. She Courts have decided that refusing to take 4psrsr from the office, or removing and leaving ilt MieaSkd, for, is prima facie evidence of fraud. ClfTcHURCH DIRECTORY, O. S. Prksbttsria! Chcrch .Rev. W. J. 'lonteith, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a.m. U sited Pres. Chcrch Rev. S, O. Irvine, PastoT. Services at 11 a. m. and in evening. Sabbath School at 21 r. . Coscrkoatioxal Cbcrch Rev. J. F. Paraon, Tastor. Services at 11 a. . and 7 p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. v. M. E. Chcrch Rev. C. G. Belknap. Taster. Services at 11 A. M. and 7 P. Sabbath School Baptist Chcrcu Rev. R. C. Hill, raster. Sen-ices on the 1st and 3rd Sabbaths of each taortb, at II o'clock a. . and at candle-lighting. Sabbath School at 3 p. . Mkthopist Cnrncn, Socth Rev. W. A. Fin ley, Pastor. Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sun day of each month, in the Albany District School Hoc so. Jcdgis or Election-. At the April term of the County Commissioners' Court the fol lowing named persons were appointed to act as Judges of the next Election in their re- apeotiva Precincts : Ifarrisburgh Joseph Summerville, Mat- the'jr Fountain, Enoch Holt. reoria S. D. Haley, Jonas Davis, John C. Worth. Orleans John McCoy, Ed. Phelps, Joseph Hamilton. Albany, Xo. 1 A. Hanuon, A. Hackle wan, A. Cowan. Albany, Xo. 2 Jerry Driggs, R. A. Mc Farland, D. II. Bodine. Ltbano7iVm. Elkins, Presley George, R. C. Miller. Waterloo Geo. Kluni, Bart. Curl, A. J. Ross. ; Center. Alex. Brandon, J. II. Douthit, John Fronk. JJrotrnsciUe J amcs Blakeley, XT. R. Kirk, Aaron Condra. Brash Creek YVl Glass, Miles Carer, ISoah Shanks. Street IIum. P. Morris, And. Wiley, John Gitliiand. Sinliam John Powell, Willis Gaines, S. R.Ctavpool. - Franklin Bulle-l. C. Dickey, X. G. Mc Donald, Randall. SiioJ. A. Pennabaker, -r Ilendrix, J. Ostrander. Albant Dem. Cllb. This Club were ad dressed by Col. Shiel, of Salem, last Mon day evening. After sundry preliminary re marks, he stated that he would prove, be yond the possibility of succeful contradic tion, that the Radical party is now, and from the very beginning of the Government had been a Disunion party ; and, on the oth er hand, he defied any one to show that the Democratic party had ever been guilty of a Disunion actor of uttering a solitary Dis union sentiment. lie rju'ited from the ut terance cf Representative ra&n, from Ham ilton djwn to iiinzoln j he quoted the acts of northern legislatures, Conventions, Ac., showing that the opponents of the DemoT 'ocratic party had been in fardr of Disunion, 'at yarfops crises in the history of our Gov ernment, from its very foundation down to the present hour. At the closo of hi re .marks he ipokp on the bond question, show ing that it is rank injustice to make the njasscs bear the burdens which properly be long to the rich bondholder. Mr. S. is an -o Tec tire, logical and interesting speaker, and we trust this may not Le his last effort dur- ving the pending campaign, sjcrxed. -Our friend, Cowan of the rm of Xorcross Cowan has returned in gafety from the metropolis of the Pacific coast, bringing with him a mammoth supply of first-class goods of all kinds. He found . goods in 3an Francisco ranging at very low figures, and hence he is enabled to sell the topk: which he brought up at perhaps lower prices than goods have been sold in this market since the close of the war. We ad vise married men, with short purses, to keep their wives away from Xorcross', as the at tractive display of goods is almost irresisti ble. These gentlemen have a splendid stock of hardware, which is claimed to be superior, both in quantity and quality, to any assort ment this side of Portland. New Goods. The last ocean steamer "brought a long list of passengers from the Bay City, among whom were Mrs. Paxton and Mrs. Cheadle of this city. Mrs. Pax ton brought with her, to Portland, a choice , lot of millinery goods of the very latest styles, some of which have already reached Albany. We are quite sure our lady friends will be delighted with her assortment. Mrs. Cheadle, while in San Francisco, laid in a large assortment of goods suitable for this market the stock costing, so ve are informed, ten thousand dollars. A part of the goods have reached here already, and tho remainder will be on hand in a few days. - : Destistrt. Attention is directed to Dr. Gray's advertisement. We have no hesitan cy in saying that we consider him a first-class dentist, and as such we commend him to the public. He will, in a few days, profession: ally visit Peoria, Harrisburg and Eugene. City, stopping a short time' in each place, when those desiring artificial teeth, or first class dental operations performed, can be ac, commodated. Mc re New Goods. Mr. A. Cohn, (in the fire-proof brick formerly occupied by Messrs. Beach & Monteith,) has just received and opened a large and excellent stock of drv- .goods, clothing, boots and shoes, etc., Ac. -which, he tells us, he is prepared to sell at -the very lowest prices. His goods are all new and of the very best quality. Mr. Cohn is con: pantively a new comer amongst us w tuucui; uusmess uauiu , anu bucq per sons should be encouraged to remain in our midst We hope he will -receive a liberal share sf -the public patronage. Corvallis. Wo made a flying visit to this place last Saturday. When wo arrived thero the Democracy vrcro holding their County Convention. A good ticket was nominated, and we nro assured it will be triumphantly elected. Our friend, Belling, ger, who once run the Arena, was nomina ted for tho Legislature. If elected ho will make a good member. Corvallis is a neat, quiet place, beautiful ly situated on the west bank of tho Willam ette. Tho surrounding scenery is quite ro mantic, and the lands between it and the hills off towards the ocean, aro among tho best and most fertile in tho Willamette Valley. Wo called on the editor of tho Go zettc, and found him just getting ready "eyes in a fine phrensy rolling" to iudite a long article on the evils of "tangle-foot," 'hell-broth," Ac. Ac, Tho next Gazelle will doubtless bo moro interesting than usu al ; that is, if its editor doesn't have his "pipe put out," by the unlucky pill-garlic whoso horse recently fell to " bucking " no furiously in the streets of Corvallis, That Bridge. Dixey creek, on First street, is now spanned by a largo, substantial, solid and durable bridge. This is an admi rable convenience, and ono for which our City Fathers, together with tho contractors, should have due thanks. At this rato Dixey will soon be "reconstructed", without the aid of the Rump, District School. At the regular School meeting of District Xo. 3, of this county, held last Monday, Allen Parker was elected Director for three years, and L. S. Rodgers for one year ; and A. X. Arnold was elected clerk; all Democrats. Baptized. The Baptist church of this place last Saturday received ten new mem bers three males and seven females by im mersion in the Willamette river near Beach & Montcith's warehouse. TranafVr ot Ileal Estate. John Rolinett to Win,. Matlock, 7 acres near Lebanon 20. Francis Berry to S. M, McLanc, SO acre near Scio $300. Joseph Ilubinctt to Joseph Yates, 35$ acres near Orleani $o 5Q. T. M. Weger to M. Yilklni--320 acres near HarrUburgh -$1,025. E. A. Sampson to M. Wilkins CO acres near Harrisburgh 3S0. Wei. Xordbnrg to Mitchell Wilkins, 1C0 acre! near llarrisburgh $630. J. J. Tompkin to Paul Clover, 10 acres gcaf Ilarmbursh $20. ALBANY lIUCi:.H CX'ItltEXT. CORBECTED WEKl,V ItV J. CRADWOIIL. Albaxv. Saturday, April 11. ISCS. The following arc the price paid for Produce, and the prices at which other articles are selling in this market : -Wheat white, per bahel, "0 ct. Oats per bushel, 356. tV rU. Putatues per bushel, 7iHH 00, Onions per babel. $i 25." Flour jer bbl, $5 0 Ijuiter per pound, 25 cis. 'tz-'s pcrdojen, 13(-,20 cts. Chickens perdzen, $2 50frii3 00. Peacbci dried, per pound, 15(,20 ct, Pork per Kond, 6(Vt,6cts. lieef on foot, 46,6 cts. Mutton, per pound, 12$ cents. Suap per jMJUnd, i($5$ cts. Salt Los Angelas, per pound, 2$ cts, Sjrup per gallon, 1,00 Tea Young Jh son, per pound, l 00 " Black, 7$r,?l 00. " Japan. l 12$. Saar crushed, per pound, 17(520 ct. " Iand, LJll. ' Sea. la cts. Coffee per joupd, 23(3,23 cts. Nails cut. pt-r pound. TJfa, cts. Whitehead pure, per ke, $4 00(4 SO. Linseed Oil boik-d. per gallon, $1 7i3,2 CQ. Turpentine per gallon, $1 20 Ilotnestic brown, I5fi,lS cU. Hickorv striked, per yard, 16630 cts. Bed Ticking per yard, 25 4 40 cts. L!ue Drilling per yard. 2H(o,30 cts. Flannels per yard, 50fif.75 cts. Pricts fa.-t colors. yard. 1 2$ (!, 1 5 c. Iii3e Powder, per pound. !iCi,$l U0. Candle bct, jcr pound, 2033 -t$. nice-China, per pound, 1215 cts. , Tobacco per pound, $1 00(1 25. Falit ratus jer pound, 165 els. Dried Plums per bound, 1 2$ fa, 15c, Dried Apples per lb. fi. " Currants j.t lb, 8c. Bacon Hams, per ft, 12(jl3c. " Sides, per lb, 9c. " Shoulders, per lb. 6c. Lard jcr Ih, in cans, 10c. French Brandy per gal., $10 00(512 00 Holland Gin per gal., $5 50 American Brandy per gal., $5 00 Jamaica Ruin per gal., $fl 00 Tar $1 per gallon. Bean?--per lb., 4c. A D V E II T I S K 31 E N T S . STATE EIGHTS DEMOCRAT JOB PRINTING OFFICE. FRSTST., ALBANY, OREGON. W E have connected with this office a first-closs JOB OFFICE, and aro prepared, at ehortest notice, to fill, in the neatest manner, any order that may be sent us. Executed Speedily, and in a satis factory Style, at Prices CHEAP AS TOE CHEAPEST i Theatres, Concerts, and Public Meetings, Aecpmmodatcd at the Shortest Mice MEN SUPPLIED WITII CARDS, BILLS, BILL-HEADS, BILLS . LADING, CHECKS, LETTER HEAD INGS, Ac. BALL . CIRCULARS, ELECTION TICKETS, BALL TICKETS, CENSUS BLANKS, DRUGGISTS' LABELS, . LIQUOR LABELS, ORDERS OF DAN CING, NOTES OF HAND, DRAY RECEIPTS, LEGAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF FARE. PROGRAMMES, SHIPPING ' . ' RECEIPTS, BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS, CATA LOGUES, AND, . BY-LAWS. . All Orders Promptly Attended to ABBOTT & BROWN, "State Rights Democrat" Job Office. FOR RENT. A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, situated in a desirable part of the city, with barn, tc. " Apply to DR. WJI. LISTER. v3n32tf ADVEltTISEMENTS. A NEW STORE IN ALBANY! B. BRENNER. OPPOSITE PAllKINirN I1LOCK, Would respectfully inform the cltlicns of Albany and vicinity that . ho has Just returned fro in SAN F1UNOISOO, WITH A FIRST-CLASS 8ELECTION ' --OK DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOKS, HATS AND CAFS, and, in fart, a splendid and varied tsrtincut of a:.i:itAi4 .Mi:ittn andini:. MX MOTTO WILL BR : 4Quick Sale and NmuII ProfltM." I rceeiv by every steamer a NEW INVOICE OF GOODS. Persons are respectfully reucitted to call and ex amine my goods before purchasing lUewhcro. . 41i',n u,..Illi II If I, 1 . t uiar28'o,v3n:i2tf B. BHKNNER. D. W. WAKEFIELD, (SictrssoR to WmTTmoisB k Co..) DRUGS and MEDICINES, Taints, OUt, ""PATENT rEniCINiqS, PerfiimrrleN, Kir., Ktc, - Puro Wines and Liquors, For Medic aal Purposes. My aim will bo to keep first-class DRUGS AND MEDICINES, at fair prices. (Jive me a call. D. V, WAKEFIELD. Albany. Feb. S. ISA vSnCJyl ini A, MILLKH. A. r. KILLKR. MILLER & B R 0 1 MARBLE WORKS, A L II ANY, O It I" (iOX. Shop on WaahiagtoD, be. 1st andSdSt's. THESE iSEKTLiniKX KK(1 LEAVE TO IN f iruj the public at large that they are now prepared to farnUb M A II II L K M O X V 31 KXTN O II A V 13 ' S T O N 1: S ! OF EVERY UTVI.E AND rATTEH.V, At the Mont Ileaxonalile Prlceti. TOMBSTONES CUT TO ORDER On the very shortest notice. Mar7v3n2'Jtf MILLER k RUO. To the ItnptUtM ofOreeou. Pursuant to a eall on the I'aptiet of Oregon to eonven at Urownsviile on il. 2jth December, L&7, a few met (many btiiug irrented ly biirh waU-r), and organised tetq(orarily by ekclioR El der 11. C. Hill, tbairman. aud Vt. Mono, Sctntary It was ordered that tbo original call bo continued only changing the time uT fn-iting to the Crt Thursday in July, ad that the Chairtnac and Secretary publih the same : IeLovr.t liuztuuu :-rTbc igns of the times clearly indicate that the time to favor Zion iseome. The blessings .f our Heavenly Father arc abund antly bestowed on the feebe labors of his witness es. The Pillar of Cloud is moving, and within he last few months the energies of tho Holy Spir it have graciously attended the labors of m in inters of the most humble pretensions. And we believe that in the bounds of the Ccptral Association one hundred and fifty hopeful converts have been add ed to our Churches by experience ajjd baptism. Under these favorable circumstances and auspices we should at an early date organize a (Jencral As sociation for the purpose of concentrating our en ergies in the advancement of the Redeemer's Kingdom, purely on Gospel principles. And we, therefore, earnestly, cordially and fraternally so licit all orderly Eaptist Ministers and Churches, who know themselves to be in fellowship with us. to meet in Convention and co-operate with us in the enterprise. Brethren of sister Associations, will you meet us? The Convention will be hold with tho Pleasant Butte Church, at Brownsville, Linn county, com mencing on tbo first Thursday in July, 1863, at 1 o'clock p.m. 11. C. HILL, Ch'mn. E. 11. Stosb, Secretary. BROKERS 1 LEGAL TENDERS BOUGHT AND SOLD! ALSO Drafts on San Francisco and Portland. ,T. U ARROWS k CO. Albany, Feb. 15, '68 v3n26tf ALBANY BATH HOUSE! THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi cinity that he has taken charge of this Establish men i, and, by keeping clean rooms and. paying strict attention to business, expects to suit all those who may favor him w'.th their patronage. Having heretofore carried on nothing but First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons, he expects to giro entire satisfaction to all. 3SChildten and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and shampooed.- " JOSEPH WJSUUJSil. apr4v3n33tf J SEVENTY BUSHELS : ; OF SONORA FOR SAIE' AT 31Y RESIDENCE. v3n33 ; ; : ; 1 CIIAS. F. , GAY. 4 HORSE BJ.H.S1, PRINTED AT "DEMOCRAT" OFFICE, ON SHOUT NOTICE AND IN EXCELLENT STYLE ! ADVEltTISEMENTS. TBOHAS nillFTON. S. S. MCI RIDS Hampton & lMcBrido, TJ3NTXETr.E:ETS, AND Dealers in Svery Variety or AND CABINET WARE! Redding, Spring ITInttrcc, HAIR, PULU, MOSS. WOOU &C, &C, ALL WOrK GUARANTEED, A N i -Eexrutcd In Fimt-ClaMM Htj lc. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. On First Street, Under the Dcraoeral Offiee, ALBANY, Oil EG ON. May 4, 18f.7 v238taugl8 n. mriti.D. . c. hill. u. naxsriKLD. D. MANSFIELD & COf, DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ALDANV, - - OREGON. IN FQSTfR'S CNE-STORY BRICK. PPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE TIIK ABOVE FIRM TAKES PLEASURE IK unifying tbclr frk-n i ad tho miblio Kcner- ally, tbat tury aro CONTINUALLY RECEIVINO DRY GOODS, G II O C E R I E S , HARDWARE; &C, AVbich wa will Kxcbaoge FOR CANII Oil riioDtci:! at Tnr VERY LOWEST PltlOIS. W r?prifullj kk the I'ul.ic to tall and Examine our Stork and prieei Hfcrt j urchaj-ln- risen here ; nl we aur all tbat we will giva ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS. Albany, Id. Iff, '67 2o27tf R. CHEADLE, WHOUSALE AND RETAIL CASH STORE I OX COR. Of MAIN" ANP JSR'UD-Al.MN' STREETS, ALBANT, . ORE CI OAT VTUOSE CiiJODS CAV IiE UAtH-v- AT PORTLAND PRICES FREIGHT ADDED. BY PAYING CASH IN HAND FOR THE GOODS. Give Me a Call aad Seo for Yonnelvea. fub22r3n27tf It. CHEADLE. PLAXIKG MILL! ALBANY, OREGON. I HAVE AIVAl'S OS IIAXD, or will Manufacture to orJcr, every style of DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, at the shortest notice and lowest possible charges Boards Matched and Planed. Work executed in a style not surpassed by any Shop in the State. aCT The Mill Is in the lower part of the town, on the river bank, at the corners of the joining claims of the Mod tie ths and Hackleman. J. B. COMLEY. Albany, September 20, 1865. ALBANY FERRY! AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI zens of Linn and Bonton counties, I have fitted up the LOWER FERRY, (it being the Stage Route), in suoh manner as to secure to the public better faeilities, at all seasons of the year, than can be had elsewhere. My Boat is what ia known as a CURRENT DOAT; and is the best on tho River, without any excep tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in Benton county, I am enabled, at all hours, to ao commodato the public. . My boat is secured by a good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety an,d durability. My connection with tho Vpper. Ferry, heretofore existing, baa recently been severed. Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper Ferry. A, PBARCE, augl81fiq'v2nlly ' Proprietor., XTTICE IS HEREBY 0IVENt WARNING J . toe puoiio agniuav vuymg or iraaing ior either of four promissory notes made payable to J. Q. Thornton or bearer, for the sum of three hun dred and seventy-five ($375,) dollars each, and bearing date. September 25tb 1867. : Two' of the above notes are payable tn one year from date, and two in two years from date. : The above notes wero obtained by misrepresen tation and without consideration for value received, therefore I will 'not pay them. THOMAS MONTEITH. Albany, Oregon, Oct 11, 1887. -v3nl7w4 ADVERTISEMENTS. TAKE NOTICE! 0 J. BARROWS a CO., (IN TIIEIH FIIlK-riiOOF BRICK, ALBANY), Are now receiving their Goods DIUIXT FKOtt.NAiy I'UAXl'It'O J And we invite the attention of buyers t onr Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES I HOOTS AND SHOliSI pxoa?KCi2sro! XIAXIOWARC, CnOCKERY, Ac, & TIinESHERS. MOWERS, KEAPEUS, OANOPLOWS, We are Agents for all kinds of Agricultural Implement ! Ua4v2n29tf J. BARROWS k CO- T II E OLD STOVE DEPOT! TOAIff STREET r ALBANY. JOHN BHIGG0, (I.ATK C, C. COIL;r 4 CO.) Kctj.s constantly cn band a ge&rral assortment of STOVES! Of fhe9foi I'tviorHe rnflern. Cook Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Box Stoves ! With a full and general assortment of TIN, SHEET-IRON, COPPER AMD BRASS-WARE! And all other articles usually found in a TIN STORE! Brpairic; rally and Promptly Exeeotrd. Ti:ini.N Cah or Produce. 'Short Rockeninffs make Lobj rrienda." Feb. 2, '67 r2n25lf THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE 1 JlXItS GRAD1YOIIL, ALBANY - - - OREGON. rilHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THS X citUen of Albany and vicinity that he now occupies the corner brick ttore Comer of First aad Washington Streets. He iotends to sell goods AT THE LOWEST PRICE! run CASH OR PRODUCE 1 1 The public would do well to examine my Goods before purchasing; elsewhere. My Stook consults, in part, as follows : d:r-x" goods, CLOTHING, GROCERIES BOOTS AND SXJOCS, Hardware, Crockery, ASD A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING, 2M BROIDERY AND FANCY GOODS. - AtSO A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS i: vcr itrouglit to this Market X Which be intends to sell ONLY FOR mSDiciNAL PURPOSES ' 2V. II. I am also aa;ent for ti rover & ISakcr'M Newlns .Mfichlncf. Thee Ma.-, chines are known to bo the best in the market. We also beg leave to inform the public that we are MANUFADTURINO a good article of C IGA R S ! which we will sell at SanFrancisco Wholesale Prices. Call and examine our. stock of Cigars before purchasing elsewhere. JULIUS GRADWOIIL. Dee. 22, 'C6 T2nlflly 1 BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, If" Oppotif the State TLightt Democrat Office,) FIRST ST., ALBANY. Manufacturer of tho best quality of Fine FRENCH CALF BOOTS. Also, a Superior article of good BOOTS -FOR FARMERS' WEAR. Repairing; anil Meiidliig Pono on short notice and at very Low Price Our work will be. guaranteed tagivo entire satis faction. may28x2a4jitf NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY t TO FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS I THE FULL-BLOODED MORGAN HORSE, VEURIONT, can be found the en suing season, at the Cline Farm", one-half mie south of Albany, except on all public days, when he can be seen in Albany, at Marshall & Sohlos ser's stable. VERMONT was foaled in Waitsfield, Vermont, and traces his. lineage back through four succea ive generations to the original J ustin Morqa. His pedigree is perfect and warranted. Farmers are hereby respectfully invited to call at either of tho above named places and examine tbo Horse and his stock to their entire satisfac tion. R. S. BELKNAP, Agent. April 4, 1868 v3n33m3 ADVERTISEMENTS. LOOK AT THIS I I7IR0M THE DATE OF THIS ADVERTISE ; went till the 15th of March, SIXTY IAY J WE WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK or , GENERAL JrlERCHANDIS ! AT COST! " u exchange for onr Goods, which we bind our selves to SELL AT THO LOWEST nCIURS! We must hare the Cah or Merchantable Produce! Tbote persons knowing themselves indebted to as, either by note or book account, are here by notified that a settlement must be made within the above sixty days. This will save costs of suit. Jan. 15, 1868. W. W. PARRISI1 A CO. v3n23yl PRICES GREATLY REDUCED ! GENERAL MERCHANDISE!! o NORCROSS &. COWAN, ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A Large and Foil liiortment of i:o,y OOOI! CLOTHING 1 4 BOOTS AND SHOES Crockery, Glassware, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C, &C Consisting in part of DREFS GOODS, MLKLI.VS, TICKINGS. D KM M.S. FLANNELS, GINGHAMS. CASSIMERES, HOSIER V, HATH AND CAI'.H, NO TIONS. GLASS. FAINTS, OILS AND PUTTY. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. WINDOW snints WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY Call the Attention of Buyers TO MY STOCK OF UHL" -A- 33, X W j'JR E I IRON AND STEEL, Mill Sawi, Seat Springi, Eopt, Chains, MECHANICS' AND BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. HORSE-SHOES & NAILS. BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHER THIMBLES, BONING, Ac, Ac. In short everything necessary to make a faU and COMPLETE ASSORTMENT! Which will be sold As Cheap as can be Dong-ht In this Etaxket, Either for Cash or Merchantable Produce. JS REMEMBER THE PLACE: J. Norcross Fire-Proof Brick t MAIN STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. P. S. --a PRICE AROUND ALL YOU WISH. BUT CALL ON NORCROSS BEFORE YOUBU aug!8r2nl CITY MARKET. EXain St., Opposite the New Drag Store, ALBANY, OREGON. MENDENHALL & EEDPATH. Proprietors WILL ALWAYS KEEP OX HAND TUB BEST OF f; MEATS OF ALL VARIETIES. A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS f Bohcited, as we intend to keep as good an as sortment, and of as good quality , as the country aaorus. We aro always ready to pay the Highest Cash Price for M Stock. April 9. ;3Cr Y2n34tf PUMP? PUMP$! The Dest and Cheapest TIou? in Vo ! fllHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL JL ly inform the oitizens of Albany and surround ing country that he is now manufacturing a very superior WOQPEN PU3JP, the best and cheapest now n use. All kinds of Pumps repair ed at snort notice. Also pipe lam. SShop firt door north of stage .office, t D. MARSH. Albany, Decembcr.14, 1867 T3nl8m3 WHEAT! W H EAT I : 100,000 BUSIIEESOF WHEAT WANTED within the next two weeks, for which The Highest Cash Price will be Paid, By J. GRADWOHL, T2n15tJ aa Fracoisco Stors. advertisements! JOHN CONNER. - - ' ' , ... ' DSAtXRIX GG5ERAL B1I3IICIIANDISI2A ALBANY, . . OREGON. --CGJrISTIJia OF GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, &C, &c. HARDWARE! 1 well I elected assortment of the most complete, kept in Albany. IJ10. A5D STEEL, c( nearly all kinds suitable for the trade. ALSO EOPE, CHAINS, MILL SAWS, NEW STYLES CROSS-CUT SAWS, WAOO.VSEAT 8PP.IXGS, CARRIAGE SPKINGS, THIMBLE-BOXING, WASHERS, BOLTS, NUTTS C. Nearly all the stok is purchased in S CISCO, and will he sold at the lowest market rates '" for redr nay. or merchantable nrodac talrn in' exchange. Agent for WellM, Fargo & Co. , Agent for the Pacific Znsttrance Co. Oct.26,'C7-T2nllyl JOHN CONNER. M. V. MACK, DEALEB 15 ht"H I sw v fai w SHEET-IRON, COPPER AXD HAS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOR sale a fall and complete stock of first-class COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, Which he U oSerinz at r rices that miui inanra a ready sale. Also a general assortment of Brass and Enameled Kettles, French Sauce-Pans and Ladles, Cast-iron Tea Kettles and Ovens, Iron and Lead Pipe, FORCE AND LlFT PUMPS ! Xmnfactnirr of all Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware ! BEPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. X. It. All rerons who are in need of artirira in my line will nd it to their advantage to give me a call, as I am determined to sell goods at nrices tbat will preclude the nccessitr of P-oinc- farther than Albany to l-y cheap. riarke table Produce Taken in Exchange Fox any and all articles in the Store. Will alwaTS keen on hand acomnleta assortment of all good in my line, while customers will at all times rveeire prompt attention. M. W. MACK. Albany. March 23. '67 ?2n321y CHAIR MANUFACTORY! AND TTjiRisrasra- SHOP 1 THE SUBSCRIBER WO.CXp RESPECTFUL ty inform the public that he is prepared to do all kinds, of TURNING in a workman-like anJ exnerfttimi manner Alan be keeps on hand, and for sale, SPINNING WHEELS, and the beet of Haw-hide Dottom or Kitchen Chairs! All Of which Will he sold rhan for Cfish Or ders solicited. Shop near the old Flour Mill, at me upper, cna oi t im street. JUJUa M. METZJLEK. Not ,23. 7 T3nl5yl ALBANY BOOK STORE! E, A, FKEBLAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER Albany - - - - Oregon. R ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC that he has remored from the old stand to. PARRISH'S BLOCK. Where all aro invited, assured that Goods in his lino are sold at tho lowest cash prices. COSSTASTLT OJT HAXD . ' STASDABtt AXlf MlSCELLAXEOrS BOOKS,, Juvenile, Toy Gilt nnd BlanlsDooks, t-GOLD iri3, ASD cpunni nnnvo nyn ctnTiniicnvi wuiiwwv, uwwnv nnw wuiiiuiikiii Of every kind used in the State, v ;:; BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER, & short notice. 1 Declnl61y SUMMONS. JuHtice'e Court for the Precinct of Peoria, State of Oregon, County of Linn, . S. A. Smith, PVff.ta. A. Camonx Deft. In a Civil Action for; Debt. TO THE ABOVE NMED DEFENDANT: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear before the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace, for the Precinct aforesaid, on the 30th day of May, a. p. 1863, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon pf said day, at the office of said Justice, in aaid Precinct, to answer the aboTO named plaintiff in a civil action. - " The defendant will take notice that if he fail to. answer the complaint herein, the plaintiff w ill take. judgment against him for $27, with legal interest. together with costs of buu. - Given under my hand this 23d day of March, a. d. 1883. 34-Ct GEO. W. SHIPPY, J. P.