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Newspaper Page Textmm at C5 SATURDAY. .SEPTEMBER IS, ISf.tf. KY TELEfJKAPII. COariLKD FROM TBK OREGON tIfcRAM ; asking ton Newt, ., Washington, Sopt. S The heads the Treasury lUircau to-day passed' reso lutions of respect for the late Secretary lVviwlins. The Secretary of the Navy has ordered guns . to be fired to-tuorrw tiomi at all tha naval stations, and crapo to bo worn by thg officers for thirty days. The appointment of Jesse llailcs as Postmaster of Lousville, Ky., is officially unit minced. The President this niominsr, appointed General Sherman to act as Secretary, of War until tho vacancy is filled. ? Mississippi .Polities. ,' Jackson, Miss., Sept. 8.; The Union Republican Convention met yesterday. Three hundred delegates wcro present; 75 colored. The resolutions reaffirm the principles enunciated in tho Constitution of January ild, and declare in favor of n liberal M?$tctn of free school and equi table distribution of school funds j cordi aliy invite the immigration of capitalists and manufacturers, and pledge tho party to such legislation as shall most effectually restore all iudustry in tho State and thor oughly develope its resources. Judge Lewis Pent was uuanimously nominated for Governor and Judge Jcffards for Lieutenant Governor. Virginia Politics. Richmond, Sept. 8. The proclama tion of Gen. Can by brings the Legisla ture together October 5th. Gov. Walker will be installed as provisional Governor within two weeks, at which time Gov. Wells' resignation, now in the hands or Gen. Canby, will be accepted. Tie Pennsylvania Calamity. Scraston, Sept. 8. Thiseveniug the work of bringing the dead bodies to the surface proceeded steadily. Sixty bodies have now been raised, and funerals will be held to-morrow. . Relief subscriptions had been received as follows : 8.VJU0 from New York Hoard of brokers ; 82,500 from Asa Packer & Co.. an.T 8500 from Gov. Geary. Nr.'.v York," Sept. 9. A Scranton special says that later explorations of the mice have developed a sadder phase of the tragedy. Many chambers have been entered where the miners were found dead in the different gangways, showing that the destruction must have come swift and sudden. The spirit evinced by the miners to-day has been bitter in the ex treme, but it is assuaged by offers of sym pathy and assistance flowing in from every side. The railroad companies make ail arrangements possible, and the wishes of the miners are in every respect consulted. But they remain obdurate. The-more; reasonable are ready to listen to reason, but they are in the minority. Many arc refractory and trouble is apprehended and has only been avoided by consum mate tact. "Avonbale, Sept. 9. The two expe rienced miners with twenty men have jnt returned from the mine. They re port that they explored every part of the workings and are satisfied that all the bodies have been recovered. 108 is the number of bodies taken out. Xev." York, Sept. 11. Dispatches state that there long has been a feud between the Welch aud the Irish miners. The latter threatened the former for not being more active in the late strike, and it is believed the wood partition and lattice in the shaft' were fired purposely; as it was not burned at the bottom, but near the tcp. Washington, Sept. 10. Gen. Sher man was yesterday commissioned Secre tary of War, pro tern. Zzpenscs of the Government. The Warrant Looks of the Treasury Department shows that, the expeoscs of the O government, for the fiscal year just ecdeu were SoSo.UUO.UUO against 1,070. 000,000 " the year before. " . ; Washington, Sept. 10. The Com missioners under the treaty with England of J uly 1SC3, for the settlement of claims arising from foreign treaty, has been in session here for some time and hate pro nounced the awards in favor of the Hud son Ray Co., for 8450,000 and Puget Sound Co., 8200,000. These Companies are required by the award to release to the pnited-States all their possessions and rights in Oregon and Washington Terri tory, which were the subject matter of their respective claims. Philadelphia, Sept. 8.-Lady Thorne beat American Girl and Goldsmith Maid in threa straight heats 2:23 land 2:23 L The T.Ioataiia Stage Robber. Oae of the robber3 who robbed the stage from Helena, Montanaa few days since, lias been killed and another badly wounded by a pursuing- party. A por tion of the treasure has been recovered. London, Sept. 8. Arrangements have been made to repeat the Rostcn Jubilee at Crystal Palace, Sydenham. Advices state that the rebellion in Nevr Zealand is increasing and creating great alarm among the peonle. .' .- . The cereal crops of Russia are good, except ia the northern provinces, where the yield is only half the average. The Morning Post says the Pope is about to make great efforts to convert the. negroes of Africa. Two. hundred are now-studying for the priesthood. ' IrJ'oriiiatiofr from Danish sources states that Denmark fully expect the ratifica tion of the St. Thomas treaty on the ground that the United States having vo ted to go our. Government cannot retreat. California;1" San Francisco, Sept. C At a meet ing cf the Board of Supervisors to-day a comuunieatiou was presented from May or MeCoppin demanding a recount of all the ballots cast at the election, so far as concerns tho oQ.ee of Mayor. He alleges that tha public and himself are not satis fiad with the manner in which the count Was nade ; that the ballots were tamper ed with in some places, and that results were obtained contrary to the expressed wish of a majority of the electors of- the city, lie says ; "In this connection I think it quite proper to remark to you, gentlemen, that it was with great surprise and not a little indignation I read that 3Ir. Selby, in reply to an address made to hisi by Messrs. Harding, Stratman. Barstow, Berry, Badlam, Hugney and Arnot, assumed the air of a great reform er j that he had been elected in opposi tion to a party banded together by cor ruptions and unprincipled speculators. By this it is most fair to suppose that Mr. Selby meant tue and my fricuds. In re ply I have no hesitation in charging that the corruptionists and corruption was on his side and not on mine. It U known and can bo proved that large sums of money wcro raised for election purposes by his party arid friends, and that the sumo funds wcro used in tho most un blushing and unscrupulous manner for his election. Before Mr Selby and his friends havo cleared their skirts of other charges made on every street corner, and hero are repeated, it is of questionable propriety for him to step forward us tho champion of. reform. Tho insinuations contained in Mr. Selby V remarks about corruptionists and municipal speculation I pronounco unqualifiedly false and mean, aud I challenge him to givo n singlo proof, with all my record open to him, of tho charges he' prefers. My supporters were honorable men, and tho contest on my side was conducted in a fair aud hon orable way, which is more than can be said of my opponents. Unless Mr. Seh by can prove and does prove tho charges he has preferred on insinuation, he must tako his scut, if on recount ho is elected, under tho suspicion that he is ready to sacrifice private and public decency, and to stab in the back an honorable foe, one who has never either publicly or in pri vate said aught against him." The following from tho Chicago Ihtily Republican, contains many truths which the people of Oregon in particular ecem to be, in a great measure, strangers to. Hence wo give it a place in our columns, and commend it to the careful considera tion of our readers: " What tell us so readily the standard of a town or city as the appearance ot iu paper? And its youth, or ago can as well be defined by the observing as by per sonal notice. 1 he enterprise of us citi tens, is depicted by its auvcrti.-cmeuts, their liberality by tho looks of the pa per. Some papers show a good, solid. healthy foundation, plethoric purses, and a well to do appearance generally; others show a striving to contend with the grasp ing thousands around them, trying hard t wrcuch out an existence from the close fisted community around them. An oc casion metorie display in its columns of telegraphic or local, or tho editorial shows what it can do if it had the means, but cannot continue in tho expensive work until support comes, which ought to be readily granted. A newspaper is like a church ; it wants fostering at the early commencement, and for a few years ; then, as a general thing, it can walk alouc.and reflect credit upon it location. Take your home paper, it gives you more news of immediate interest than the New York or other papers; it talks for you when other localities belie you; it stand up for your riht $ you always have a cham pion ia your home paper; and these who stand up for you should certainly Le well sustained. Your interests are kindred and equal, you must stand or fall together. Therefore it is your'intercst to support your home paper, not grudgingly, but a liberal fpint, as a pleasure not as a disagreeable duty, but as an investment that will amply pay the expenditure." Perhapa tho IarCt clans of invali In who bavo iwjnht ami ol.t.iincil the liappjiet re ult from lr. Walkcr'ii Vc;r.T.vbLe Vtxe cm Bitters. inctuJc thoc wh'f inJcscrib' aMe complaints, fjr want of Letter name, are known hj the general term lvpcpia.' Even the most delicate find immediate rt-lief by a prudent ue of tho liittem." for their penetrating propertiea search, c!ane and invigorate every portion of the human organ ism, correcting it dieael action, and re atoring its healthy vitalitv. Aa a conse quence of these properties, the invalid i nn tonished to find ht health and ener restor ed by a remedy at once so simple and invit ing. OUll AGENTS. The following named gentlemen are autborixed to act a Agents for The Htatb Rights Ir.vo bat, and to receive- cd receipt for aubucriptionj to the paper : LIXX COUNTY J. M. Johnf and Jamcn Dorru.... Fclo Jawn Wheeler.., lcbanon II. L. Brown, 3 M. Morgan, I E II. J. C. Averill J rownivillc. M. Fountain, 15. R. Holt, Jat. Riley.. Ilarrisbnrg MULTNOMAH, COUXTV. Portland G. W. Cannon. LANE COUNTY. Hon. J. J. Walton... Eugene City BENTON COUNTY. R. S. Strahan Corvallin W. J. Robertson CorvallU POLK COUNTY, T. J. Lovclady Dallas J. B. V. Butler.... Monmouth Dr. J. M. McCoy ...-La Creole Benj. Hayden Eola CLACKAMAS COUNTY. J. R. Raleton ........Oregon City MULTNOMAH COUNTY. 3. F. McCoy Portland MARION COUNTY. N. M. Bell T , B. F. Bonham J Ealcm L. F. Eiwnbart Pilrcrton Haniey Waterman Jefferson TIlOS. Boyco, Newspaper Ajrent, Ran Francisco, is antborized to receive eubucription and advertisements for our paper, and act as busi ness oent generally. Wo the TJndcrsijncd Committee, ap pointed to-decide upon tho merit of tho washing done by Kane's CondcDned Soap and Common Boiler, decide that the wdthing done by KANE'S CONDENSED SOAP, is the best, doing tho work in a superior manner with less labor, no rubbing being done in using Kane's Sonp ; but that borax was used in the Automatic Boiler. D. RUNNELS, North Yamhill. DANIEL STRANG,' Sal em. . .R.C.CRAWFORD, - Salem, June, 12th,. i860. V; Committee. Kane's Condensed Soap. VAxcoovEn, W. T.. August 7, 1869. Mr. Kake Sir: Yours of the 6th received, and in answer to your inquiries, I can say that your Soap has given perfect satis factionhas performed all it was recommended to perform. On giving it a trial, the washwoman washed six dozen of piecot, without the aid of any machine or rubbing. Yours, respectfully, augl2n52v4tf. ' , 4 J. L. RANKIN. WHEAT AND OATS. WANTED ! THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY THE highest eash prico for whpat and oats deliv ered at their Warehouse in Albany. Also wheut and oats ' , t Stored and Shipped at the Lowest Rates ! Goods of all kinds received and chipped from the Wharfs MARKUAM & SON. v3n52yl - JOB WORK N-satly and cheaply done a this Office. ADVKKTISKM KNTS. FARMERS ' CAN RIDE AND PLOW I Manufactured nnd Bold for tho very LOWPR1CGS OV$G5 AND $75! The tmplicilj and practicability of this new Plow commend It favorably to tho (pedal notice of every flintier. It poMcno a decided vupcrlor ity over all .other I'Jow now In unc. lho wheel are four foot in diameter and run on the nnplowed Intnl. It entire construction in in no way com plicated.. The Plow In managed in every manner with eHo, and require only two lever to ba lined in Kinking any alteration. The superiority of tie "Guy" Plow will le clearly nhowu by the follow. Injr certificate t I We the underlined, eltlxen of Linn cor.nty, Orojron, having purchnfed and ued upon oar farm the "(JAY" PLOW, hereby certify that the mtiio ban given na entire tut infliction. Its facility for adjantliijr to suit the depth of the furrow with out moving from tho neat, i pimple and eay. We like tho Plow for It draught bceauno thoame I brought to War directly upon Ilia Plow beam instead of the earrings ; nlco beenuno It ia strong and durable, nil except the wood work being con structed of wrought iron ; no t-ttntlng are ued. The wheel running upon the solid Innd I an ad vantage over other Oatig Plow in f trlklng off land nnd In Plowing, not having to make the neccntary change In'the machinery j and the neat in nlwayi lovcl. not throwing tho driver forward or nltlcwttva a In other l'lwn. Putter work and move of It enn be accomplished by tho uo of thin Plow than by hand. We take plennure In recommending the "OAY" j'Lun to nur brother farmer an one having no superior lu Oregon. J, O. KKKD. May 20, ISC'J. A. H. I.OONKY, W. II. tiOLTTUKK, W. P. KSIIOM, i:. W. PIKK. IIKNUYUAYIDFOX. i 3rCr-Tbo "0 AY" PLOW I manufactured by II. Onutdin?, Portland Machine h'hp. A II order will be promptly attended to by n..lrclnr C. T. GAY, Mav 22 'fiDvlninyl. Portlan'l. O'n. J. BARROWS & CO and JNO. CRIGOS. are authorized Ascot lr Linn and Ik'uion eoimtie. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or BOSTON. PURELY M U T UAL. IXC OKI'OU VTi:i Cah Anwt $7.oo,00rt 00 Ch l)Utributinn of IS67 i2.iI.H ToUl rJurplu Eividcd.. 2,72C,iT3 i Lvf Paid in t67 .-.Sl.f.00 0 Total I-oinen Paid 2.7V.tOrt 00 Income for lfi7 2.202.80S 09 No Extra Charge for Traveling to and frora the Atlantic State. Europe, Oregon, and Sandwich Islands. Thi old and popular Company In governed by tbe.NO.N.FOUFKITl'P.r: lwf Ma.naehen-ttn. AU Net Earning I)ividd Annually Among the I it u red. Lonven pall promptly. AM polirie Nnn-furfrttahle dividends dfxlap.kit and paid anku. - . .... , ally: I'lrtt I)'eiJnJ ArtilatU of lie " Vmtnt f 1e But one tU? of tuemlrr (Pulicy holder) is tV.t Company, aiuon uhoat Le abnaal nor; lai In diviiiFtl. Unbiased Judgment, baned upon cartful lnvetl. ion, will !iow that tbin (the Ment Mutual Life loturanee Company f Amcrira) o(Tvrmore e'jui ticn to the injured than any other Company doing butnes on thin roant. Life Inurawce in a jodictoun tavetroeilfur cp italtitn. It in a t'E iitvtxttnettt fc r thoj in taoj. era to rlreumtaner, bv which they may, with a nill amount of fan-in. leave o th tr fami'iet ampl meann for their up;xrt in cj; of tho early Jervoe of tbo icurL Iloae 03ce, 39 Stato Street, Sottas. PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES t 302 Moat- joinery atrwt. San FranrWo; R oous H, Corttr a Builaing, rorlUoa, Oregon. LTERSON 4 HAISES. fieneral Aeeat, P.rri.h & tVt Block, Alhaoy Oregoo. epl9,64v4tti:f r. c. iiArtn. R. . ARMTRO0. P. C. HARPER, tEAL.Ea IS- GENERAL MERCHANDISE ! FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON, a Wr'a tfriei, old tland r,f D. itaJlU 4t Co. WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTEN tion to bin tofk of pol. eonnUting, in A RBL E WORKS ALBANY, OREGON. i- - , ''' :' - ' . Shop en Washington, bet. let and2dSt's. THESE GENTLEMEN BEG LEAVE TO IN form the publio at large that they- are now prepared to furnish i MAR B L E-'M O'N U H E N TS AXD G Ii A V E - S T O N E S I 1 . OF1 EVERY ST VLE AND PATTER X, At tho Hlost Reasonable Prices. TOMBSTONES CUT TO ORDER On the very shortest notice. MarTv3n29tf . MILLER & BR0. PLOWS! ADVE11T1SEMKNT8. ;i " P A C I PI O : :"o - INSURANCE COMPANY, Of San Francisco, California. V CASH CAPITAL 4 AAA AAA A A ............... aa.ww.www WW SURfLUS rJan'yX, '67 238,054 00 CASH ASSETS ia GOLD, $1,230,034 01 All Lqxiss PW Immediately ia United Statee Gold Coin. OCEAN, MAHINE, INLAND INSXJBANCE ! THE PACIFIC INSUItAXCK COMPANY, bavlnzarraoirod wlth.Mcnnrn. IJKJKLOW I PltOTlIKlt for the trannfer of all the bunlucM ef the r ire Inuran;e Compank't lately reprcneufed by them, in now prepared to offer ! all particn formerljr iiinorcd by naid eonipanlcn, equally good term and prompt payment of loancf, iu United States gold coin. Mr. II. II. ISIOKLOW willl the general Ajfent for thin Company from thin date. Direr ton or lnciflc IiiNiirunrc Co rrtArico Jt. IiTremcry, Lloyd Terln, LouU MeLane, Win. Sherman, Oliver Kldridge, Win. Alv-rd, John O. Marl, A. II. Forbef, Alo Weill. Alfrcl Kortl, J. . Kello-j. Ab'm Sellgman, U. T. Lawton, 'M. Chcewman, AnnonO. Stilen, 1". L. ioMtcln, 0.11. Howard, JohnO. Pray, Mcnet Kllin, O. W. I!uver, A. Ilayward, r. U Weaver, n. Stvinhart. ' DuvidHtern, M. ltocnbium. Jonathan Hunt, At-n4Kro. W. T. Colemon, Kdjrar MilU, K. W. Leonard, U. W. Mown, T. L. Parker, V. T. Wheeler. T. L. Meyer, 4nv VItl.K. 8. M. WiUon. J. II. Jewelt. John IJ. Newton. fonTf,4SH. 1.W. C. Kb-, C. Mever, U.J. Oliver. Alpbeu Hull, W. C. Ital.ton, L. Hacbn. Fred. Pillinen, A. 1 Tubb. H. 3f. Newhall, Edward Martin, W. H. Ladd, Adaut (Jrant, D. O, MilU, Jarob Kniuia. J. D. Fry,, II. Ilntitntnn, urocavo. II. II. IJigclow, L. IJ. Bctiehty, T. 1J. Anthony. Win. Hooper, Mown Jlelli-r. viiicmia, ky, than Mayne, Wm. Hcholl, Wm. ftbaron. OFFICERS: J. II l' XT, Pre.ldent. A. J. It ALSTON, ferUry. . A. LATOK, Marine Herretary. II. II. IiKiDLOW, (icn'l Agtat LADD &TILTON, PORTLAND, GENERAL AUENTS FOR Oregon nrnl Wnwlilttsf on Territory. LOCAL AGtNTSt S. R. HAMMER .....Kalcm V. A. Clt KNOW liTIt ... . CrUui J. It. lMKUV.I)OD. Eocene F. CHADWICK ItoMrbore JOIINMON A Mt OW .........Oregon City CUMMINS A UHANT Dallcn J. II. P.LEWITT Wall Walla A. W II EK LEU Brown v ill J A M KS BILK V HarrUburg JOHN O.Vi:it Albany Nov. 2. Ifer3nl2yl BEKll! Ill: Kill I ALBANY BREVERY. ii is. Kir.n:it, rro'r. T"' HE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED new and firnt-ctann Oa Dread Alb in between First Street and the River, And U prqare4 to furoUh WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS At PRIVATE FAMILIES, ON 8IIORT NOTICE! III Orders Dciirered Whfffycr Desired. He Warrant bi BEER MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS, AND - PERFECTLY HEALTHY! II i confident he can givo entire atifactlon to , all. Dee.59,'o, v2n20tf TO THE LADIES- HAVING RECEIVED A PATENT FOR MY Hack and Abdominal Kupnort r. I am prepared to furnmli thone dt nirinn them t my residenee, in the old O rover or Jonenh Watt louae, on tho publio rquaro sorth of the Court loune. Alo some valuable information for the lealth of married ladie. Those wjnhins to consult y letter, addrc SIRS. J. FORD, - Salem, Oregon. TESTIMONIALS. We, the nnderniencd ladies, having uned with the utmost satisfaction tbo Supporter invented by Mr. J. Ford, believe it to bo tbo best invention for the purpose ever offered to the public, and do most cheerfully recommend tbein to all in noed of anything of tho kind. Mrs. J. II . Howell, Mrs. E. J. Cornell, Mr. Sam. Head rick, Mr. B. F. Brown, Mr. M. J. Munker. Mrs. J. Capllnger, and many other. Mr. S.J. Thornton, Mr. E. A. Delon-r, IMrs. S. E. Bell, iMrs. J. Imbrie, iMr. T. R. Blnekcrby I Aug. 8, v3n51tf j BLACKSMITHING PLOWS ! PLOWS U PLOWS 1 1 i THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO the general publio, that ho is now manufac turing tho ,-t GAI.TESI5URG PATEYT PLOW! j and any other stylo of plow that may he ordered. Also, particular attention paid to HORSE SHOEING. WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING. And General Jebbingr. AU work entrusted to mo trill reocivo prompt attention, and be executed in the host pessiblo manner, with Rood material. A share of publio patronag i 8oUcUod,e ' My shop is on the oornet of Sooond and Ells worth streets, opposite Pierce's Ferry, Albany Oregon. k , F. WOOD. ADVERTISEMENTS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or THE . HTATKn Or AMERICA, VTilTL.1) WASHINGTON, D. a Chartered bi Special Act of Congreii la IMS Cash Capital. . . ... . .$1,000,000 PAID IN FULL. CVII. XAUK, i real den If JAY OOK, C'lmlritinit rinance ,nI Ixen(lvo C'ommitteef I. . S'I;i;T, Kttr try nud Ac (uary. Special Features. Low Ratc of rremlomi All Policies Nca-rorfclUblo And aro NcjroMablo. 1 Y THE CHARTER OF THE COMPANY II certificate or oblijfation may 1h tanned agreeing to ptmdiano itn policli at their value which, when accompanied hv tba tHjIiey dnly an lsnl or tranferred are negotiable, and may bt umhI an eollaU-ral aceurity in making Joan iron the Company or from other partita. Itetnrn I'remlnm Life lol.cle. Under thin rjan all Pretninme paid to the Com pany wilt ie rt'torntvl at tho death of the pvrnon whone liTw U injured together with the original amount of the Policy. By the Charter all the pollciea are eempt from attnehraent in California or any other State In the Union. No extra rate on the liven of female. WELLS. FAIU20 A CO (ieneral Agent. W. E, HALE. Manager. J. C. mENDENIIALL, Traveling Agent for Oregon. ntayv4n2yl. JOHN CONNER a k . i: r a i, .11 1: it c n a .-v dike, ALBANY, . . . onr.noN. 03llTI,C Of7 dry goods: ,9 rtjojc e ri i es, BOOTS A IT D SHOES, CLOTI-IIXO, &C, &c. HARDWARE! A well nelcctcd ansortment of the tnont complete kept in Albany. I ROY A YD STIICI, of nearly all kind ttitab!e fur the trade. r '' Also - n o v e, CHAINS, , il I IL HAW'S, X 1! W STY T.' K -r C II O H S - C V T K A W S , WAION-KI:aT KPltIXK, CAURIAOK SPRINGS, THIMIt L K'ltO X I N (J, W A H It K U 8 , 1IOI.TK, NLTTS Nearly all the toek ta purchased in SAN FRAN CISCO, and will Ihj sold at the lowest market rate fur ready pay, or uercbanuble prodaco takes ia lelasge. Agent for IVoIIn, Forgo t Co. Agent far the Pacific Xatturanco Co. Oet.26.'7-v3nIlyl JOHN CONNER. RATES OF TOLL, ovrn THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY AND CASCADE MOUX- TAIN WAGOX ROAD. To Dcfcuutten. River, 4-horse or mule team, $4 50 To 2 M 3 00 To To To To To To To To To H 10 U 14 U 14 il 41 44 44 41 44 44 , II II II I 1 ii m 2 00 ox team. 3 yoke 4 50 every additional yoke- 55 loono hornes, per head- 25 cattlo, 15 cheep or hogs, 3 pack animal, loaded... 50 " unpack'd 25 homo and rider,,......,. 1 00 Team returning empty, half prico. To Fish Lakk: 4-horne or mulo team, each way. 2 ii ii . 1 II 44 44 Pack animals, loaded " " unloaded. Homo nnd rider Ox team, 3 yoke To Urpisn Soda Srmxo : 4-horso or mule team, out and back,.. 50 00 , 2 " " M II . II , 1 ii ii i , ii Hofne and rider ' " : " ; Loose animals, " : Ox team tho same as home tonms 00 50 25 A,' II ACKLEMAN,' Prc't. W. W. pARmaa, Sec'y. . March 20, 1800. r4n3Itf DR. R. C. HILL, . (Successor to JSctthmicr tt Co.) X 2R. XT G a i S T , f MAIN STREET, ALBANY, O'GN. ! ; "-j . -DEAtEIl IX '.. Drags, Blcdicinos, Paints, Oils, Dye- stnfis, Glass, Varnishes, &c, &e. J Physicians' Prescription carofully Com pounded. v3n51tf WHEAT AND OATS! - 100,000 Bushels of U licut and Oats WANTED within the next two weeks for which ' Tho ZZijhcst Cash Prico will be Paid, By J. GRADW0IIL, San Francisco Store.,, ADVEllTISEMKNTS. THE-1 SAM FRANCISCO STORE! JULIUS UKAOWOIIK.. ALBANY - - - OREGON. THE 8UESCIIIBEU WOULD INFORM TI12 eltizeii or Albany and vicinity that he now OecupUj the ' , - , . a. Corner of Tint and rowy Stroot. He Intend to tell goodt AT THE LOWEST -pmcn t -roa . CASH Oil PliODTJCE ! ! I have constafitly on hand a VKHY TtlXZ ASgOItTMENT OF COOKING, BOX AND 1'AEILOK 8TOVE8! Alw Maoufoeturcr ef Copper, Tin and ShceUren Uarrv Wbkh he will nell at Baa Franelaeo T,if. Ail hind of mairi don on abort utlM. inn iu .kimiu'.-hou warranieu. I will diapoM of the FOR COUNTRY TINWARE PRODUCE. Country merchant would do well to examine my (jowls before purchasing ehewher. 3Iy &Ut conIt, in paTt, a follow t TTIT GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES X300T3 AlffD SHOES, Hardware, Crockery, AI A GREAT STOCK OF LADIES' FURNISHING, XtJUiKUIUKKY AND FANCY GOODS, 4I.0 A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS j;vcr Kroiiltt tofliis Market ! Whiidi be intends to aell ONLY rOTl MEDICINAL TURPOSES JULIUS GRADWOIIL. Jan22'f,9v4n2Tj2. WILLAMETTE IRON- WOEKS! Corner ef North Tront and U Streets (One Block north cf Couch' Wharf,) POIlTL,ANI, OREGON. KAVE FACILITIES FOR TURNING OUT firt--lan work ejul to any tablihwent ia the Plait?. Mnu'aetcre STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ! SAW AND GRIST MILLS! QUARTZ AND MIHIHQ frlACHINERYJ or atx Ktsnx. QUAETZ STAMPS, SHOES AKD DIES I Of the Ut American White Iron, CASTINGS FOR AORICL'LTUSAL MACHINERY! II. W. Sblplcj'n and J. C. Trulliner'a PATENT TURBINE V.'ATER WHEELS. Tbene wheel are cntorr-anned ftr rower, JHiJiftr of cfntroe:ion, du rabil.ty and cbcaj-neu. Wrought Iron Shutter Work! Fr Fire Proof buiMing. at Fan FraacUco cost and freight. BI-iCKiMITniSO ASD RtPAiniSC. rTh lare-t and bet tock of pattern in the rotate. No cbargo for tbo urc of tbein. AH order for Work will bo executed promptly. J022N NATION, Janl6v4n22yl iarrinteodent. THE OLD STOVE DEPOT! JOHN BRIG GS, DE4LKR IX- COOK, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES I Of the Dcst Patterns, TIN, SHEET-IRON AND COPPER-WARE I And the uunl aMortracnt of tnrni?hingood found in a Tin Store. Eeoairs Neatly aad Promptly Executed! Oa Reasonable Tcrtn. tSJiort Reckonings Make Long Friends!" FRONT-ST., ALBANY, Next Door to D. JIanficld A Rro' Store. I)cc.5vinl6tf JOHN BRIGGS. MRS. DUNNIVAY AKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING nER numerous patron that she ha on hand, and in in regular receipt of tho LATEST AXD CHOICEST STILES OF GOODS IX THE jVIILI,II?Eftir IIIE! REMEMBER. LADIES ! If you purchase TEN DOLLARS' WORTH of Fall Millinery you will bo entitled to the DEMOREST MAGAZINE." f for 18G9, a a premium on the purchase! DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING in all their branches ! BLEACHING AND PRESSING , in the latest and best manner ! GOODS CHEAP AND PATIENCE INEXHAUSTIBLE! Corner Main and Broad-Albin Streets, ALBANY, OREGON. November 21, lSflSvinHtf COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, (ronuEHLT AnniGoxi's,) ... PORTLAND, - .- - ORJiGOn. THE UNDERSIGNED -RESPECTFULLY announce that having purchased, this widely known and well kept hotel, they aranow prepared to offer superior accommodation to the traveUas; publie at' ' . ? : : , .. ; , Greatly Rcdr.ccd Prices, This Hotel ia located nearest tha Steambj) landing. ' ' . ' , , 0-The Hotr. Coacli will ba i attendance. oonvey passengers ta nd frasa tle JJouse re o eaarr. ' v W. SEW ALL, ! May 52 'GQ t40tf ' - J. Bv SPRENGER. il LL PERSONS .KNOWING THEMSELVES u r. indebted to tho uadorsHgnet, will please come forward and settle r. as the old Books mast be j Closed, by th.e 1st of January, 1063. Albany D?c. 10,'63-pU.tfj. A.'COWAS. XD.VERT.ISEMENTS. R. CHEADLE'S : WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH STOKE I - DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO By STEALW ' ' - x fine selection of . p r BR Y GOODgt To arrire, which will bo offered at price that will suit all who wis to porch GOODS AT A II A RG Aint I will ell good tbl coming season AT PORTLAND PRIC1 with Freignt added. '(Freight S bow if per ton, with a prospect of redaetioa. Having made arrangement with responsible) fm" tie in 8n Francisco to sdl my Prodobe, I can ofll-r beiter price thi season than erer before. I Intend to GIVE PORTLAND PRICES FOB PRODUttJ of all kind (with freight r.ftVabont 1 eeat on the lb.) so person eonnignfnr. Prod ace to mo can rely on favorable return. ' I hare, for shipping purposes , GOOD, SUDSTAtJTIAL XVAREKQVSZif And fan make retorn m Prednce hippl to gan Franeiseo ia $9 6Hy, . wJ fcp lltof- A. KTIiEI,.of U kind, at Rodneed Fif nren. thru me a call and see for yonmlren, J2FI,ERS' "ARVESTKBS, HEADERS, M0W2RK, 0ANG.PL0W8 of Phile'a make. L bare the agency for eHing all these at Portland prices, freight added. Seed Drills, Cast St?cl, Collia' and RIolIne FUwtf CASH OH TRASS will be giren at all tixaee to ait cuntomers. at R. CllEADLE'S CASH 8T0RE, " feb20r4n27yl Albany, Orege.. FOR THE FALL AKD WINTER TRADE AT A. COVAN CO., .WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALEfl. ' n AVE PROVIDED THEMSELVES IX vanco of the recent rise ia Cottoa Gente Willi a LARO'EAXD DEHIRABLE STOCZX: OF ' STAPLE DRY G00DST Wnicn CAN' AND "WILL BE BOLD -r AT MARVELOUSLY LOV PRICES f; m roR Cah or JXci clion fable r rod ace CALL AKD EXAM KE OUR STOCK AND PRICES I We Have Xarge Quantities BLEACHEL AND BROWN C0TT0N8, TICK. tSti. COTTON ADK, DEN Iilf, SHIRT- , INi AM) CHECKS. PRINTS. DE LAINES .ALPACCAS, GINV T HAM.. JEANS. CASSL iOIlKIGN AND OREGON M AN C-FAC- ALSO-1- V A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY DRESS GOODS I J Latest Styles of TontVs and Geatieasa col,ot:e3:i2tc3- i AND FURNISHING GOODIT MATS, CAPS, BOOTS AXD SHOES OF ALL KIXDS OD SIZI CARPETING, WALL-PAPER, Paper t Linen Blinds fc Fixtnraa We would call especial attention to oar Stack ef I Ft ON AND ST EEL,' AXD GENERAL i " WE FEEL SAFE IS AtI.G IT IS The Largesst this side ofPortland t: Consisting ia part ef FORKS, nOES. RAKES, SPADES, SCTTHEsH MILL-SAWS. CROSS-CUT, TYLER'S IMPROVED PATENT TOOTH BILLETT-WEBBS. MECHANICS AND BLACKSMITHS TOgLS CCMPLET Batcher Saws, Barn -Door IIngcrs, Rollers.'" and Tmck, Rope'Chain, Hemp ana Rub ber Packing, Horse-Shoe Nail, Bolt, . Nuts and Wahcrs. Thimble and ' ' vlagon Boxing-, Iron , Axles, Iron and Steel of every , '.' kiad' ' ' . V"-; lastinff Powder ar.d Tata. ,-:-' WE Ah. PAYING IN CAS.f" ihe Highest Sfar ket price for Hacon, I.artl aad Wool. Call and lcara our prkesvand hcn rait yoarsal f in. f , , A. CCWENACO. Albany, Slay 1, lS6'j-.T2nlif ALBANY BOOK STOR E. A. FREELANTA BOOK-SELLER AND ST&TIQjjERj1 Allntny a - .' : Orc$roxv RESPECTFV1UT INFORMS THE PUBU , that bo rqnjoyod from the old' sta&d t. t; tARRISH'S BLOCK ' " . Wkee a.11 oro invited, assured that Goods' ia -Via j liaftsold at tho Uvcest eash price. ,: ' ' : cossrAKTtY das:- . "' ; 1 ;.,', ! SlBAEI!, AND HIISCEUiNEOrS ; S00XS jTuvenil, Toy GUtnod Blank Boiskty 'SCHOOL EIOOKS AND STATIONERY i . Of every kind ased ia the State. I BOORS" IMP0RT1;T0 ORBiE a( short notice, ' Daolslsljl ' E1)LAXIC DEEDS, of the latest and aaeet approved fortes, for'feale at th.i o!5n, "Warntatr iudMertSBSje;' . " " ' ' ' v '