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Newspaper Page Text...1 - . . SATURDAY..-. JUNE 20, 1869. rixismusi list OF TBI LINN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, TO SC AWARDED AT THE THIRD ANNUAL, FAIR', To le Itld at f A Fair Ground; on mitt Soutk qAllany,o Ttetdoy, Wednetday, XAwrs doy and Friday, September 2$tk, 29t, SOa and October Ut, 1869. CLASS I.-CATTU. Superintendent, If. Q. Wyntt. Committee J. Cogswell, Y, M. Smith. Mr. WyatU No. 1. Shout Horns. Best lull S rears tld and upward-$10 00 $ i ftd . j " 8 CO 4 00 ,..! . ( oo S 00 " calf.. 4 00 2 00 Cotes. ?est cow 3 years eld and upward. 13 00 T 50 . if M 10 00 S 00 44 heifer 1 " 5 0C 2 50 f " calf. S 00 1 50 No. 2. Devons. Cam premiums as No. 1. No. 3. IIerefords. Same premiums as No. 1. No. 4.- Ayrsdires. Came premiums as No. 1. No. 5. Alderneys. Eas e premiums as No. I. Exhibitors in No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 must furn ish satisfactory evidence of age and pedigree. No. 6. Graded Cattle, Cross Breeds. Bull. lest bull 3 years cl I and upward & 00 6 00 4 00 2 00 00 00 00 00 u 44 calf Coxes. Best cow 3 years old and upward $3 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 M heifer 1 " " calf. " milch cow of any blood- RrLE. Exhibitors competing for premiums for the best mi!ch cow of any blood shall furnish the Superintendent a certified statement of the amount, by weight, of milk produced by the cow entered by them, during ten days of the season preceding the exhibition, with a statement of the age of the calf at the time the milk is weighed, and kind and amount of food. No. 7. Fat Cattle. Competitors in this department are required to file with the Corresponding Secretary a statement of the age of the animal, time, manner, kind, quality and cost of feeding, and all the expenses connected with the fattening. Fat ox. 5 Tears old and upward $ S 00 4 00 " cow 5 " " " 8 00 4 00 No. 8. Sweepstakes. Bnll of any breed $10 00 5 00 Cow of any breed 10 00 5 00 Twenty per cent, entrance in the above depart xnent. CUSS II. HORSES. Superintendent, Jason Wheeler. Committee J. Thomas, Mr. Wuham, S. Mansfield. No. 1. Thoroughbred. Best Stallion 4 years old and up....$10 00 $ 5 00 " 3 " M - 6 00 3 00 " 2 " " 4 00 2 00 44 1 - 2 00 1 00 suckling colt . -2 00 1 00 Best mare 4 years old and up...... 10 00 5 00 " 3 " 6 00 3 00 4i 2 " " 4 00 2 00 44 j u u 2 00 1 00 " suckling celt . 2 00 1 00 In the department of thoroughbred animals, whether cattle or horses, none will be permitted to compete but ruch as hare satisfactory pedigreef. No. 2. Graded. Pest stallion 4 yeais old and up. ..$10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 50 00 3 5 00 6 00 4 GO 2 00 8 00 6 00 4 00 3 00 t 44 44 1 44 44 stallion colt.......... 4 years old and up 44 44 Test mare 3 2 1 44 4 4 44 44 eolt 2 00 No. 3. Sweepstakes. Best brood mare and eolt 4 years old and upwards.. $10 00 5 00 Best gelding 4 years old and np'd 4 00 ' 2 00 No. 4. Best spas of match carriage horses, or mares, trotters, owned by one person $10 00 5 00 Best single horse or mare to buggy ...5 00 2 50 5rTho aboTe to be tested. No. 5. Best span of horses forall work......l0 00 5 00 Best span of draft horses or mares 4 Tears old and upward 10 00 5 00 23yTbe above to be tested and owned by one person. 20 per cent, entrance in the above de partment. CLASS in. Judges A. Harmon, Dr. Smith, P. Scott. i No. 1. Trotting. Jlile heats, two in three, Oregon raised horses that hare not made better time in public than 3 minutes $15 CO No. 2. Best trotter 4 years old and upward two miles .20 00 Best trotter 3 years old and upward one mile 15 00 Best trotter 2 years old, ono mile. 10 00 No. 3. Stallions Sweepstakes. 7 50 10 00 7 50 5 00 Best trotter one mile 10 00 4 fin Two mile heats, 2 in 3, purse $20. Three to enter ana two to go. entrance to be added to A T uo purse. CLASS Vfi No. 1. Running. Best running. 2 in 3. mile heats... 30 00 00 00 00 15 00 12 00 10 00 7 00 Best running, 4 year olds 1 mile.. 25 , " 3 year olds, 1 mile.. 20 2 year old8l mile- 13 No. 2. Best 2 straight miles ......... SO 00 15 00 I No. 3. -Pacing. Best single pacer to harness, 2 miles 15 00 Best walker, 1 mile 6 50 7 00 3 50 No. 4. RunningSweepstakes. Best running 3 year old and up, two mile heats. 2 in 3, purse $25. Three to enter. Entrance izo, to be added to the purse. CLASS V. --MULES and JACKS. Superintendent, A. Cowen. Committee W. J. Matthews, M. Payne, F. Ilealey. Best Jack. io 00 Best span work males, Oregon raised 5 00 Best yearling mule. , 4 00 Best suckling mule .... 2 00 Best Jennette 6 00 Entry fee 20 per et. in this department 5 00 2 50 2 00 1 00 3 00 CLASS VI. SHEEP Superintendent, Je3se Fairish. Committee John Almto, II. Uundy, W. Churchill. No. 1. American or Cross-Breed Merinos. Best buck 3 years old and up...... $4 00 " I - 2 00 Best ewe 3 00 Pest lamb 2 00 Be ;t ewe and lama 4 00 Beit three lambs.. 3 00 Best sample wool, quality and weight. 3 00 No. 2.- French Merinos Same premium as No. 1 No. 3. Spanish Merinos. Same premiums as No. 1. No. 4.S0UTHD0WNSv Same premiains a No. I. ' 2 00 1 00 150 100 2 00 150 150 No. 5. -New Oxfordshire. Same premiums as No. 1. . NO. 0. COTSWOLD. Same premiums at No. 1. No. 7.- Graded Sueep. Same premiums as No. 1. No. 8. Fat Sheep. Best wctbor 3 00 1 50 " buck for wool and mutton, of any breed 4 00 2 00 Entrance in this class 15 per cent. RuU 1. Those exhibiting sheep fur premiums offered for wool and mutton, shall exhibit the shorn fleece with tho sheep, together with a state, tuent of the time of its growth. 1UU 2. The committee shall take into conrid ation the quality as well as the wcightofthe fliece, and quality and ago as well as weight of the car cass. CLASS VIII. -SWINE. Superintendent, S. Frotnan. Committee Thos. Cress, N. Price, II. Swank. No. 1. Kssex. Best boar 2 years old and upward, 41 1 00 00 00 00 00 00 2 00 1 50 6 m'thsand not 1 vr. old 00 00 50 00 Best sow 2 vests old aud upward, 1 j " 0 m'ths and not 1 vr. old Best litter of pigs, not less than 6, under 6 months old 2 00 1 00 No. 2. Berkshire. Same premiums as No. 1. No. 3. Chester Whites. Same premiums as No. 1. No. 4. Cross Breeds. Same premiums as No. 1. No. 5. Graded Same premium as No, 1. No. C. Sweepstakes. Best fat hog 1 year old and up 4 00 Best boar 1 year old and up 4 00 Entrance 15 percent. 00 00 CLASS VIII. -GRAIN AND VEGETABLES. To be- grown by the person competing. Superintendent, E. K. Geary. Committee R. B. Willougbbv, J. B. Lafollett, II. Davidson. No. 1. Best 5 acres cf fall wheat $10 00 $5 00 5 " spriug wheat - 10 00 5 5 M oats .. 10 00 5 5 " corn... 10 00 5 " broom corn 10 00 5 Best sample of broom corn 1 00 00 00 00 00 50 5t-iCumpetitors lr the above premiums mul furnish certificates of themselves showing the method of cultivation, and that of two disiutcres- ed persons as to the actual product. Best 1 bushel of fall wheat 1 00 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 CO 00 50 50 spring wheat 1 00 oats M I 00 buckwheat 1 00 rje 1 00 barley 1 00 whito corn 1 00 yellow corn 1 00 i 4 Best assortment of grains - 3 00 Best peck of sax seed 2 00 1 00 1 00 timothy seed.... " clover seed ....... No. 2. Vegetables. Best peck of white beans 1 " other varieties.... 1 " peas 1 Best half bushel potatoes. ....... ........I " sweet potatoes 2 Best pumpkins and squashes I onions 1 beets .........I camts 1 parsnips 1 turnips 1 tomatoes I cabbage -1 err plant 1 00 00 00 50 00 00 CO CO oo 00 00 CO 00 00 50 50 50 00 00 50 50 AO 50 50 50 50 50 50 00 exhibit of garden TegctaMes...2 00 No. 3. Meloss. To be grown by the exhibitor. Best specimen watermelon 1 50 muskmelou I 50 00 00 No. 4. Flour. Best fifty pounds of flour ....2 1 ' " corn meal 2 1 " " buckwheat flour 2 1 Class IX. Domeatle Manufacture. Exhibited by the manufacturer. E. II. WABaarnxc, Superintendent. E. B. Moore, E. E. Wheeler, W. W. Parrish, Com mittee. No. 1. Best five pounds butter, four months old or over 3 00 1 50 Best five pounds butter, one year old and upwards, with mode of mak ing and putting up 5 00 2 50 cheese 3 00 1 50 ten pounds of lard- I four pounds of candles. 1 ten pounds of soap....... 1 00 00 00 50 50 50 pair of bacon hams 1 00 I 50 pair of bacon sides 2 00 1 50 three brooms. 1 00 50 basket 1 00 50 No. 2. Best Oregon jeans, fire yards 2 00 1 00 socks, two pair 1 00 50 cloth, all wool, five yard. 2 00 1 00 yarn, two pounds 1 00 50 pair blankets......... 3 00 1 50 pair mittens 1 00 50 pair Lackskin gloves.....! 00 50 Class X Home Work. Exhibited by the maker. Mas. Delazos Smith, Superintendent. Mrs. E. E. Wheeler, Mrs. W. Ralston, Mrs. W. J. Mathews. Best needle work shirt t 2 00 4 00 2 00 00 00 00 00 50 50 50 50 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 needle work quilt.. needle work dress ..... large crotebet work 2 00 home-made carpet, five yards, specimen of fancy knitting.... plain needle work straw bat , large embroidered cushion.... ornamental needle work .3 00 l'OO .1 00 l ,.2 ..2 00 00 00 00 worked collar.... 1 leather work.. .2 00 bair work., shell work. 2 00 2 00 feather work. 2 00 Class XI. Flowers, Preserves, etc. Mrs. Jakes Elkixs, Superintendent. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. lliram Smith, Mrs. Hugh Fields. No. 1. Best exhibit of rare plants in pots...... 2 00 I 00 floral design, ornamentals. 2 00 1 00 roses w 1 00 bouquets .......1 00 No. 2. Best encumber pickles, etc I 00 preserves of each variety I 00 bottle fruit ..I 00 wheat brcaL. 1 00 jelly 1 00 gold cake... I 00 silver cake 1 00 fruit cake. ....I 00 dried fruit of each kindM 100 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Class XII Fiults and Wines. The produce of the exhibitors. J. KETcnrx, Superintendent. N. Sprenger, J. Hamilton, A. Condra, Committee. No. 1. Apples. Best twenty of any one variety 2 00 1 00 ten varieties, four specimens each. 2 00 1 00 PEARS. Best twenty of any one variety ........2 00 1 00 tea varieties, four specimens each.2 00 1 00 PEACUES. Best twenty of any one variety. .2 00 1 00 ten varieties, four specimens each.2 00 1 00 PLUMS. Best twenty of any one variety. ........ 2 00 1 00 ten varieties, four specimens each. 2 00 1 00 No. 2. Best currant wine. 1 00 50 grape wine ......1 00 50 vinegars 1 00 50 No. 3. Best jar of apple butters... 1 00 peach butter .....l 00 plum butter 1 00 pear butter... 1 00 50 50 50 50 Class XIII Mechanical department. Exhibited by the maker. . J.JJaikd, Superintendent. R. Caloway, S. W. Fronk, IT. A. McCartney, Committee. OKEGOS MAJtrFACTCRE. Bestlbur-horee wagon ............... ...... 8 00 4 00 two-horse wagon.......... ......... 8 00 4 00 express wagon 8 00 plow 6 00 gang plow.. 10 00 eed sower 6 00 cultivator & 00 harrow 6 00 reaper 15 00 Best pair fine boots... 3 00 ' coarse boot...- 3 00 Best carriage harness 6 00 addle S 00 team harness..., 4 00 bee housj 4 00 ample leather bureau 4 00 sofa - 2 00 bedstead - 2 00 lot of photographs 4 00 Wacous and plows to be tested. Best cabinet orcran or melodeon 3 00 1 60 1 60 Beit equestrienne diploma. Bet loot-race, one-fourth uiilo (en trance fifty cents) purse $10 00 Premiums will be awarded on all articles not hero enumerated that mey be thought worthy, manufactured In the State, and diplomas on articles not manufactured in the State. Kales for Racing Trottinjr c Running. ltl . No person shall ait as Judge in any race on which bo roav havo bet, or in which he may bo interested. lUh 2. The person en.ering for a race (or his proxy) will draw for poult on or the track, under the supervision of the judges. lUle 3. In all trials or speed, only three starts will be allowed, and any pcrsou who sha'.l fail on the third trial shall be ruled off by the judge, but may have tho privilege of going against tho time of the race. Unit 4. In trotting and pacing races, all ani mals to carry 150 pouuds in addition to the vch cle. lUU 5. The premium will be withheld from one or both of the parties in any rare, If in the opinion of the ludees it is not a fair contest, as no jockeying or foul riding or driving will be allow ed. Rule 6. No competitor In any race will be allowed any advantage by the break of his ani mal. The judges are required to be particular on this point. 11 tt t 7. Any animal or animals entered In a race may go against the time of the race, provtd ed the intention so to do Is tttd to the judges Wfore any of the animals start. Any animal bolting or firing the track may have the same PWtlrzc. 1UU 8. Any animal tht Is not in readiness at tbe precise time appvluted, shall forfeit all claims to tbe contest. 1U1 9. The usual time between heats will be allowed. The weight for running will be three year olds, 75 pounds ; foor years old, 85 pounds ; fire Tears old. 05 pounds: six years old, 105 pounds ; seven years old. 111 pounds. General Rule a. limit I. All articles on exhibition must remain throughout tbe fair, and no premium will be paid on any article or animal taken away before the cle of tbe same, without a written permit by the President, and said permit must be placed on file by the Recording Secrvtary. limit 2. All tn tries to be made by 11 o'clock of tbe second day. limit 3. Articles entered for premiums in the pavilion, including machinery, 15 per cent. entr fee, and the same rate for sheep and hogs at the pens. Alt otb r entries or stock 20 per cent., except for speed, embraced in Class III., which shall he 25 per eetiL. limit 1. All atiiunls competing for premiums, and all premium animals, mutt be paraded on the track at sueb times as the Secretary, through the Marshal, thall designate. Premium animals with appropriate badges. limit 5. Any person hiving animal or stock entered for premiums, or entered fr speed, shall have the right to object to any judge up-n the same wherein that competitor is intereste I, and the Superintendent shall fill the vacancy fur that case. Term of Admission to Fair Ground. Season ticket for persons - - - i 50 Day ticket for persons - - - - 75 Wtmrn and children free, except leys over fourteen years of age. Season ticket for double carriage - - $1 60 ' single - - - I 00 " riding horse - - 1 00 Day ticket for the abore at half priee. P. S. Persons wishing day tickets will pur chase a day ticket for $1 60, and return it to the gaU- keeper by six o'clock of tbe same day, and receive 75ei, tbe amount due in change, as no day tickets will be provided. General Remarks. Hay and oats will be provided on tbe grounds at reasonable rates. Good opportunities for camping, with plenty of wood and water. The people of Linn county, and especiary the ladies, are requested to lurotsb pictures and other ornaments for tbe pavilion. Tbey will be well cared for, A general invitation is extended to the citisens of other eouniu s in Oregon to participate in and compete for premiums at tbe approaching Fair. Tbe committees will be arranged and announced on the first day of tba 1 air. OUU AGENTS. The following named gentlemen are authorised to act as Agents for The State Rights Dt-o- at, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions to the paper : LIN'X COUNTY. Robert Walk in son and James Dorris .......... ..Sclo Jason Wbeeler Lebanon II. L. Urown M Rrowusville Matthew Fountain HarrUborg MULTNOMAH COUNTY. Portland G. VT. Cannon. LANE COUNTY. Hon. J. J. Walton.- Eugene City BENTON COUNTY. R. S. Strahan s Corvallis W. J. Robertson sCorvallis POLK COUNTY. T. J. Lovelady s Dallas J. 13. V. Butler and Dr. Harris -Monmouth Dr. J. M. McCoy... -La Creole Dcnj. Iiayden ....Eola CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Ralston Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. J. F. McCoy .......Pcrtlttid MAHION COUNTY. N. M. Bell e , B. F. Bonbam J Blem L. F. Eisenbart ...Silverton Ilanlcy Waterman - Jefferson Thos. ifoyce, Newspaper Agent, San Francisco, is authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements for our paper, and act as busi ness agent generally. IRA A. MILLED. A. r. KILLER. MILLER & BRO., (Sueeet$or$ to Philip Miller,) MARBLE WORK 8 ALBANY, OREGON. Shop on Washington, bet. 1st and 2d St'. THESE GENTLEMEN BEG LEAVE TO IN form the public at large that they are now prepared to furnish MARBLE JIOKUMENTfl Ajrn G R A V -E - S T O N E S I Or EVERT STYLE AND TATTERX, At the Most Reasonable Prices. TOHDSTONES CUT TO ORDER On the Tery shortest notice. Mar7v3n29tf MILLER 4 BRO. WHEAT AND OATS WANTED ! T HE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY THE hisrheet cash price for whnat and oats deliv ered at their Warehouse, in Albany. Also wheat and oats Stored and Shipped at the Lowest Rates! Goods of all kinds received and ehipped from the Wharf MARKIIAM A SON, . 3n52yl ADVERTISEMENTS. PAOIFIO INSURANCE COMPANY Of San Franduo, California. OA SIX CAPITAL $1,000,000 00 SURPLUS , Jan'y 1, '67 238,054 OO OASIX ASSETS in GOLD, $1,230,094 01 All Losses Paid Immediately in United States Oold Coin. FIRE, OCEAN, MARINE, INLAND UK PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY. having arranged with Messrs. BIOELOW A IJUOTIIER for the transfer of all the business of the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, Is now prepared to offer to all parties formerly Insured by said companies, equally goo'l terms and prompt payment of lasses, in United States void coin. Mr. II. II. BKJELOW will be the general Agent for this Company from this date. Director of Pacific Insurance Co. ran riuxcMCo Jas. D'Fremery.Moyd Tevls, Louis McLane, Wra. Sherman, Oliver Kldridge, Win, Alvord, John O. Karl, A. 11. Forbes, Alex Weill, Alfred llorel, J. O. Kellogg, Ab'tn Selisman, (J. T. Lawton, M. Cbeesetnan, Anton (J. Htiles, K. L. Go'dntein, (I. II. Howard, JobnU. Bray, Mcs Kllis, O. W. Uenver, A. llayward, P. L. Weaver, H. Fteinhart, 1. W. C. IUco, lavid Stern, M. Uownb.um. C. Meyer, Jonathan Hunt, Acnr to. W. T. C'deman, Edgar Mil!, K. W. Leonard, O. W. Mo we, T. Is. Barker, C. T. Wheeler. T. L. Meyer, Mavsvit.Le. S. M. WiUon, J. II. Jewetc John II. Newton, r-onTmo. D.J. Oliver. Alpbeus Bull, W. C. Ralston, L. Sarhs, Fred. Billings, A. I- Tuhbs. 11. M. Ncwball, Kdward Murtin, W. S. Ladd, Adam Grant, 1. O. Mills, Jacob Katnm. J. V. Fry, H. IuumanD, stockto. I. H. Iligelow, L. D. IJencbly, T. II. Anthony. Wm. Hooper, Moses Heller. vinctiA, xsr. Chas Mayae, Win, aV-ollc, Wm. Sharon, OFFICERS: J. IIL'XT, President. A. J. RALKTO.V, Secretary. A. LATO.V, Marine Secretary. II. II. DIGELOW, Ocnl Agent LADD &TILTON, PORTLAND, GENERAL AGENTS FOR Oregon and IVaJtulngton Territory. LOCAL AGENTS t R. HAMMER Falem P.A. CHKNOWETII Crvallis J. li. UNDERWOOD, Eugene F. CHADWICK Rowburg JOHNSON 1 McCOWN Orecoo City CUMMINS A GRANT Dalles J. II . RLEWITT Walla Walla A. WHEELER Urwnv ille JAMES RILEY lUrri.burg JO I IV CON.i:it Albany Nov. 2. 1867 v3u!2yl BEEKI 13IIER!! ALBANY BREVERY. KIEFEIX : COGGERS, Irorm. mUE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED 1 a new and first-class 33 33, -E "W 33 JR On SreaA Albla between First Street aad the River, And Is prepared to famish WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS A5D PRIVATE FAMILIES, OX SHORT NOTICES All Grderi Delivered ' WhtrcTtr Dctired. He Warrants his BEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, AX PERFECTLY HEALTHY! He U confident he can give entire satisfaction to all. bcc.2!,'6o. v2n20tf TO THE LADIES. HAVING RECEIVED A PATENT FOR MY Back and Abdominal Nupport- er, I am prepared to furnish those drsirinjr them at my residence, in the old G rover or Joseph Watt House, on tbe publio square north ef the Court House. Also some valuable information for the health of married ladies. Those wishing to consult by letter, address MRS. J. FORD, Salem, Oregon. TESTIMONIALS. We, tbe undersigned ladies, having used with the utmost satisfaction the Supporter invented by Mrs. J. Frd, believe it to be the best invention for the purpose ever offered to tbe public, and do most cheerfully recommend them to all in need of anything of the kind. Mrs. 3. II. Howell. Mrs. E. J. Cornell, Mrs. Sam. Headrick, Mrs. B. F. Brown, Mrs. M. J. Munkers, Mrs. J. Caplinger, and many others. Mrs. S.J. Thornton, Mrs. E. A. Delong, Mrs. S. E. Bell, Mrs. J. Imbrie, Mrs. T. R. Blnckerby Aug. 8, v3n51tf BLACKSMITH ING. PLOWS! PLOWS 11 PLOWS 1 1 1 THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO tbe general publio, that ho la now manufac turing tbe GAI.ESBITRC PATENT PJLOWJ and any other style of plow that maybe ordered. Also, particular attention paid to , HORSE SHOEING, WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING. And General Jobbing. All work entrusted to me will receive prompt attention, and be executed in the best possible manner, with good material. A share of publio patronag is solicited. e My shop is on the cornet of Second and Ells worth streets, opposite Fieroe's Ferry, Albany, Oregon. , F. WOOD. Dec.J'CSttniett ADVERTISEMENTS 3sr jirrxcD'iTAmJL: LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE UNITED fTATi: OF AMERICA, 11 WASIIINOTON, D. O. Chartered 1 Special Act of Congress In 18(8. Casli Capital $1,000,000 PAID IN FULL. C. II. CLARK, ,iroIdcnt JAY COOK. Chairman Finance and Executive Committee f E. W. l'EET, Heorctary and Ac tuary, Special Features. Low Rates of Premium All Policies Noa-rorfcitahlo And are Negrotiahle. B Y THE CHARTER OF THE COMPANY. certificates or obligations may be issued. xreciag to purchase its policies at their value. which, when accompanied by the policy duly as sigucd or transferred are negotiable, and may be ued as collateral security in making loans from tbe Company or from other parties. Iteturn Premium Life Iolclc. Under tbi flan all Premiums paid tn tbe Com pny will be rvturnc l at tbe deain or tbe pern whose life ! insured together with tbe original amount of the P.. Her. Uy the Charter all the policies are exempt fr'-tn attachment in California or any other State in the union. No extra rates on the lives of frma?f. WELLS, FAIttJO k CO.. IScncral Agents. W. E. HALE, Manager. J. C. KENDENXJALL, Traveling Agent for Oregon. may8r4n3Syl. JOHN CONNER nr. Attn if CESCnAL31KRCIIA5DISC, ' 1 ALBANT, OREGON. Cbxsisnxo or 000:0, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES CLOTHING, &C, &e. HARDWARE! A well selected ast,r:cnnt of the most complete kept in Albany. inO. AM) STEEL, ef nearly all kinds suitable for the trade. ALSO EOI'H, CHAINS, MILL SAWS, SEW STYLES CROSS-CUT SAWS, WACO N-S EAT STRINGS, CARRIAGE STRINGS, THlSlllLE-HOXING, WASHERS, D O I. T S , NL'TTS AC. Nearly all the stock is purchased in SAN FRAN CISCO, and will be sublet the lowest ina.ket rates for ready pay, or merchantable produce taken io exchange. Agent Tor Wells, Fargo Sc Co. Agent for the Pacific Insnrance Co. Oct. 28. 07-r3nllyl JOHN CONNER. RATES OF TOLL, OYER Tilt- WILLAMETTE TALLEY AXD CASCADE MOCS TAIN WAGON ROAD. To Deschuttes River, 4-borso or mule team, $4 To " 2 " " " Z To " " To " " Ta To To " " To u To " To " To " " To " I 41 II 11 2 ox team. 3 yoke 4 crcry additional yoke., loose horses, per heads cattle, " sheep or bogs, " pack animals, loaded,.. unpack d horse and rider 1 Teams returning empty, half price. To Fisn Lake: 4-horse or mule team, each way 00 SO 00 50 25 75 00 2 1 11 11 11 11 Pack auimals, loaded " " unloaded, Horse and rider Ox team, 3 yoke " To Upper Soda Srniso : 4-horse or mule team, out and back; 2 " " " 44 44 I 41 II II I, , Horse and rider Loose animals, " Ox teams tbe same as horsn tennis A. HACKLEMAN, Pres't. W. W. Pahrish, Sco'y. March 20, 1869. v4n31tf DR. R. C. HILL, (Successor to Settlemier & Cb.) 3D RTJG GIST, MAIN STREET, ALBANY, O'GN. DEALER I!t Draft, Elediclnos, Paints, Oils, D70- stufife, Glass, Varnishes, &c, &c "Physicians' Proscriptions carefully Com. pounded. - v3n51tf WHEAT AND OATS! 100,000 Bushels of Wheat aitdOats WANTED within tbe next two weeks, for wbiob The Highest Cash Prioo will be raid, By J. GRADWOHL, fen Francisco Store. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE 8AH FRANCISCO STORE I JULIUS GRADTVOIIL, ALBANY - - - OREGON. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM TII3 eitizens of Albany and vicinity that he now occupies tbe Corner of First sad Terry Streets. He Intends to sell goods I AT THE LOWEST PRICE ! ro it CASH OR PIIOJ3UCEM I have constantly on hand a VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OP COOKING, BOX AND X3 1X11 Ol Stovcw. Also Manufacturer of Copper, Tin and .Sheet-Iron Ware, Which he will sell at San Francisco prices. Ail kinds of repairing done oo short notice. anu enure sausiacuon warrauieu. I will dispose of tbe FOR COUNTRY TINWARE PRODUCE. Country merchants would do well to examine my uoods before purchasing elsewhere. My Stock consists, in part, as follows X-fR,5T GOODS, rt tuis. nArn trres I CLOTHING. G R.OCEFI I E8 Hardware, Crockery, An A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING. E5I ISROIDERY AND FANCY GOODS. ALSO A G00O STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS Ever IXrousht to this Market! Which he intends to sell ONLY FOR ETEDICIKAX PURPOSES JULIUS GRADWOHL. Jan22'60v4n22y2. WILLAMETTE IHOIV WORKS ! Corner of North Front and 23 Streets (One Block north of Couch's Wharf,) I POIITLAXD, OREGON. I ivr pi rf t fTTPQ rnr frnvTvn nrr 1 II first-elas. work e,ual to auy e.Ubiuhujcnt i cr... v v . . j . 10 iuc ciBic. ;k.u-c.ur STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ! SAW AND GRIST MILLS ! QUARTZ AND MINING MACHINERY! Of ALL EttS. QUAETZ STAMPS, SHOES AUD DIES! Of the Wst American White Iron, CASTINGS FCa AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY! H. W. Shipley's and J. C TrulUnsr's PATENT TURBINE WATER WHEELS. These wheels are unsurpassed for power, simplicity vf construction, du rability and cheapness. Wrought Iron Shutter Work! Yet Fire Proof buildings, at Eaa Francisco cost and frcitt. aLACKSMiraie axd SKraiaiso. 3r?be largest and best stock of patterns in the fetate. No charge for tbe use of them. All orders for Work wUl be executed rromptly. JOHN NATION, Janl8r4n22yl Superintendent. LOOK HERE! Patronlic Rome Industry, and me Mcntjr! The undersigned, having opened a I TAILORING ESTADLISII.IIEVT In Albany, takes this method ef informing' the public that be is prepared t mn, cut axd repair clothim: or ALL KISDS - IN THE LATEST STYLES ! AND AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATES! ALSO - Clothing Hade Water-Proof I By s certain process, without injury to the texture or quality of tho fabrics. JanV69-r4n21tr. U. JACOBS. . THE OLD STOVE DEPOT I John 33 rig SCALER IX COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES I Of the Dest Patterns, TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE I And the usual assortment of furnishing goods found In a Tin Store. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Exeoutedl On Iteasonablo Terms. u Short Reckonings Make Long Friends!" FRONT-ST., ALBANY, Next Door to D. Mansfield A Bro's Store. Deo.5v4nl6tf JOHN BRIG G 3. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, OQce No. 64 Front Street, Adjoining tho Telegraph Office, Portland, Oregon. SPECIAL COLLECTOR OP CLAIMS. Bonds, Promissory Notes, Bonk Aeeounts. and all other Claims will be made a Specially, OAd Promptly Collected. jan30,-v4n24tf WOOL, WANT$II XISTE SHALL PURCHASE WOOL THE f f coming season, without restrict ion as quantity, and will pay tho HIGHEST PRICE IN GOLD! Call and see ns before you selL if you know your own interest. - ROSENSTEIN MENDELSON. New York Store, in Fosters' Prick. Albsny,My H86 nST4t , ADVERTISEMENTS. R. CHEADLE'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OjA-SIE-C STORE 1 - V DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO BY STEAMER t A fine selection DRY goods: To arrive, which will he offered at prices that will suit all who wish to purchase GOODS AT A 13 AUG AIR 1 I will sell good this coming season AT PORTLAND PRICES with Freight added. (Frcijrbt is now only $S per ton, with s prosDcet of reduction. Having made arrangements with responsible pari ties ju can raneiseo 10 tell toy rroauoe l can offer better prices thH season than ever before. I intend to GIVE PORTLAND PRICES FOR Prl6fiUC' of all .inds (with freight off. about 1 cent en tbe lb.) so persons consigning Product to me can rely on favorable returns. I have, for shipping purposes, a GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL WAREIIOX7S3 i And can make returns on Pr educe shipped to San Francisco in CO days. JV. B. -I will keep this season IROB? A.M TJEfof all kinds, at Reduced Fig ures. (ive me a call and see for yourselves THRESHERS, HARVESTERS. HEADERS. MOWERH, GANG-FLOWS of Fhile'a make. I have the agency for selling all these at Portland I price, , ircigui uueu. cecu Amur, Cast Steel. Collins' and CZeline Plows! CASXJ on TnAI,c wm t. r-sven .t ail times to suit customer, at R. CHEADLE'S CA?H STORE, feb20v4o27yl Albany, Oregon. FOR THE SPRIHG1AHD EUHHER, 1869. AT A. COWAN &, CO.. 9 VHOIESALE to RETAIL DEALER. II AVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES IX A1. ranee of tbe recent rue La Cotton Gecfe wtta a LARGE AXD DESIRABLE STOCK or- cm 1 nr n tt-tt. n a ati O 1 A 1 li Jj V i 1 U U U V J WHICH CAN AND WILL BE SOLD A I rflAnVtLUUSLY LOW PRICES ! 1 - roa Cash or Ue: cliaufablo Produce. c,lL m EXAM K m mtK m mtlll Yc Havo Large Quantities of BLEACHED AND LROWN COTTONS, TICK ING COTTON A 1EF. DENIMS, SHIFT ING AN D CH ECKS. PP.IXTS. 1. LAINKi?. AM'ACCAS. UINf HAMS. JEANS. CASfcl. M EKES. TWEEDS, or TOEEIGN AND OREGON M A N C -VAC- TCBE. ALSO A COMPLETE ASSCRTKENT OP FANCY 1IIESS GOODS! Latest Stvles of Tenth and niis(.M..i. CLOTHEXTGl AND FURNISHING GOODS HATS, CAPS, BOOTS A5D SHOES CF ILL II5DS 15D SIZE CARPETING, YAll-PAPER, Paper & Linen Blinds & Fixtures) We would call especial attention to oaf Stesk IRON AND STEEL, AS CE3KBAL 3HC .A. JR 33 "T-A. iL WJS TZXL SAM XX FATING IT IS The Largest this side ofPortlsnd t Consisting' la part of FORKS, HOES. RAKES, SPADES. 8CYTHES MILL-SAWS. CKOSS-CUT. TYLER'S IMPROVED PATENT TOOTH BILLETT-WEEBS. J MECHANICS AND BLACKSMITHS TOOLS COMPLETE, Butcher Saws. Barn-Door Hangers, Rollers and Track, Rope Chain, Hemp and Hub her Pack ins, Horse-Shoe Natl, ftuUs Nuts and Washers, Thimble and. Wagon Bojiing Jfvn. Axles, Iron, a,o4 Stwlofcvcxi kind. Qlastins Powder and Twtm WE AR PAYING IN CASH the Highest ttas ket pr!co for Bacon, Lnrd and TT00I. Call and learn our prices, and hcn suit yourself. A. CCWEN 4 CO. Albany, Miy 1, lS63-v2nhf ALBANY BOOK STORES E. A. FREELAND, BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER Albany - - - - OregoD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUBLIC that he has removed from the ujd, itaud tk PARRISH'S ST-Q Whero all are invited, assured tha,t Gooda U line are sold ? cs prices. Juvccile, T05 Q lit Piaa?t r&ts, COLD irjll, AD-s- SCHOat BQQKS AMD STftTIQHEIlY Of every kind used In the Stato. pB BOOKS XMPORTEP TO Order, M abort notice, Deelnltly BLABTII DEEDS, of the latest andmecj approTed form, for salo at this o$ee, Wrxnt udMertage.