The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, April 23, 1875, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text0 "4 Iff FlUDAV APltIL 23, lb5. ' MAiUS AKRIVE. ' KromOorviillls hM'13.A. M. dnily except ' fiftiiuatn. v . i ' .'' From Leimnon el wSM) A. a., trl-weekly Mondays, W'-dnnsu-H.w!tia Fridays. " From" ItHllnmit (iv.rrllif ilally except fMVi tuith, at 11 :I3 a. II t (South) at 12 :26 I. M. MAILS DKI'AUT. For Railroad (South) dully, exoept Snbbatli, at 11 -10 A.M. (North) Ht It :45 A. M. For Corvailis, dully, except Sabuiith, .ftt 1 :30 y. M. For Lebanon, oa Mondays, Wednesdays nnd jtiiiaya, ' 2 ' M- OrKlCK Hours From 7 :! A. I. to T r. X. Monty order ottfeo hours, from 8 a. m. to 4 v. m. P. H. RAYMOND, P. M. ABloSPBtt.ATTHEC30LI.EOE. The spelling school mo.nl A having reached Albany our citizens- and eitifcenesses met at the College Chapel last Tuesday nlgbt and throttled Webster's old "El mentary" with a will, and determina tion which demonstrated that there was to be no foolishness In the ortho graphical line in Albany henceforth. Rev. H. W. Btratton, John Conner and J. H. Foster were selected as referees, and Prof. Box as pronouncer. .; Miss Warren and C, H. Stewart chose up on opposite sides, and after the house had been about fairly and evenly diviT ded the two bittalions stood up In the aisles, facing each other, and the fun commenced. At the first note of war 1- Miss Warren went down on "Etymon;" -. Miss Libbie Balbrook stepped down and out with an ar in ,"Caliber;" and the undersigned went to grass on the -old-fashioned "colander" by trying to ..- t oul" the first syllablej Lelghton Blaln oouldn't get away with '.'Scavenger;" Mi. J. Warren put only one s In "Com passes'! which compassed his downfall; Ohas. Smith wasn't oily enough with his "Ambergris;". A'. S. Mercer and Laura Tate formed a "Nucleus" in missing that word, and Mercer said it wasn't much of a word for a Granger anyhow "Series" was too many for Charley Templeton; Dr. and Mrs. Hum mer, W. Turrell and Hetty Miller form ed a club and went into bankruptcy on "'Mittimus;" Geo. Foster was let out on '.'Treatise;" Sam. Young rattled out "Doorcase" with "dore," and tried to get behind the doorcase when every body guftawed right out; Mrs. Etta Brown put ea in "Weevil;" Maggie Foster subsided on "Anise" and wasn't "'Cumin" any more; L. Flinn retired to a life of "Tranquillity" by dropping out an extra 1; Dr. th W. Gray wasn't sufficiently familiar with "Hypoc risy;'? Mary Hannoo, Mrs. J. H. Fos ter and W. H. Parker didn't know what to do with "Tymocracy;" Col. Fred. Hill wasn't' VArtisan" enough for the word; Miss Libbie Irvine col lapsed on "Herlsson;" Mrs. Duniway was done away with on "Eunnion;" and C. H. Stewart, the Captain on his side fell on the ensanguined field with an n knocked out of his "Trunnion;" Mrs. Col. Hill didn't go enough on "Bullion" to put double 1 in it, and J. Blaln sailed away with altogether too -KS'.ry StuVermlllon;'' Clara Price's "battaliou" was also too strongly, I'd; Mrs. Weltha Sox sank, down under "Brazier;" J E. Hannon and J. C. Tate went to graze on "Grazier;" and thus was Miss Capt. Warren's side van quished, leaving Kcv. 8. G. Irvine and Miss Cora Irvine of Capt. Stewart's company champions nnd masters . of the field. - f , : -- : J I r Not content with this, a second trial was had the forces being divided as be fore, with the same Captains. : Our space forbids a rehearsal of the words missed, suffice It to say however', that after a hotly contested tournament in Which the odds seemed about equal, and when only Capt. Stewart and Mrs. Foster remained of all his hosts, and Mrs. Sox was alone standing as the "Last of the Mohicans" on Miss War ren's side, Mrs. 8. was impaled on "Phleme," and Capt. Stewart's folks did a terrific amount of cheering, to the disgust of the other side who dido' t aee any fun in such empty vanities. It was a right down Jully affair how. ever, and the 25 cents admittance fee netted a handsome sum for the Sab bath schools of our city A second trial will come off- to-night at the same place. Go, if you want to have fun. Fob Liverpool. Mr. Allen Parker ,. of the firm of Parker Bros, & Morris, of this city leaves Portland on the steamer to-day, bound for Liverpool, whither he goes to negotiate the sale of a ship load of wheat which was chartered by them, and soiled for that port in February last. He goes from Son Francisco by rail to New York, ' and thence by steamer to Liverpool, and expect to he absent about three months. Wa make no doubt his trip will be of mueh Value to the enterpris ing firm which he represents. We wish him a safe voyage. Generous Joe. For a whole-souled, generous hearted man, and one who will do to tie to under all circumstan ces, commend us to our fire chief, Joe. Webber. He ever has been noted for his liberality, and the last act of that sort of which he is found guilty, is one fcjo. which he proposes to devote the proceeds or to-morrow's (Saturday) shaving, hair-dressing and bathing, at his barber shop, to the building of the new M. E. Church, South, Id this city. Of course every-body will go there to-morrow for their tonsorial wanta. Commencement,- The annual com mencement exercises of the Albany Collegiate Institute will take place on next TUuralay evening, April 29t.lt The examination of the Senior class Messrs. Tale and Davis and Miss Kovia Alexander will commence next Mon day, at a o'clock in the mornings The jsaccaiaureate Rermon will be deliv ered at the College. Chape! on Sabbath evening, the 25th Umt., by J lev. II. W. Stratum. Everybody is invited to attend the exercise. , Sao Xiw.-Capt Fhicl.ls, our Co. Treas, received the sad intelligence last Tued,y of the death of his oldest toother, Mr. Hewklah Shield, which occurred on the JKtli f March, near etotcea Mound, Carroll county, Mo Mr. 81.11.1. had 1H1 to the ripe old age ofsevnty-two ye., ad up to the time of hi. 4mtt, wm one of the stum surawMut Izrmr " in ''' lrt wf lb country. Fortho Democrat J . . WAV. ' Rosebud ntoutll, . .fnlald with pffnrls; Ambereyps, And (unbcrmirls. .Twins foot, ' . . Small und slender; J Pimpled bands, , .Wlllla and tender. ' .' rf Nylohen waist, . . - Slight and suplo ; - ' Kln.-ly eut, V ."Tft itliout scruple. . And a l&iitfh, , ,:. ;. . Uladaathruslies, ' s Beornlngany. , , . . . . ; Stops or hushes. Drooping graeo - Of the harc-boll. Not found In . Chiseled marble. : This Is May, Poerless woman -. Swoet mnld May, Divinely human. i t MKU I.INTOX. , 1 Writton for the Domoerat. -V ' H091K. . Memory is one of the greatest gifts God ever gave to man. How often our thoughts turn in retrospection of the past, back to the happy days of our childhood, and to that "dear old home" which perhaps we shall see no more. No wonder that the sweetest harps have " been tuned to sing of "Home Sweet Home," where we wandered In early years a thoughtless child, care less in innocence, with not a thought of the future. But now, arriving at womanhood, we look, hack on our happy sohool days hi sadness, and ask is this the future that we bad painted in bright colors and hung up on the walls of Imagination? In Whittler's Maud Muller appears the following beautiful couplet: "Of all sad words of tonpue or pen The saddest are these It might nave been." ' These words strike a sympathetic chord in the human heart, which speaks their truth. They tell of sweet hopes and illusions checked and chilled; of love and trues, affection blighte l; of ambitious dreams that never had a real being; of disappointment and vanity of earthly things. Fewlniife's retrospect have not said as they look back on the long vista of years and found some crushed hopes, : "It might have been." Few have met with such perfect lives and met with such a full fruition of content, that they have lost nothing, and may not cry out with re gretful tears "It might have been." Few nave taken such an advantage of the circumstances that effect our hap piness as not to feel in the secret recess es of their hearts, "Itmlghthavebeen." Disappointment is the grim monster that preaches from the text to all. Life is a failure in some particulars to all, and we are not without an excep tion. It might have been far happier and better had a different course of ac tion been pursued had we more truly known the line of duty and traveled the path of virtue. Bat we cannot see the coming events that cast their shad ows" before if we could, "It might have been" far better had we never wandered from that dear old home. How many a thoughtless woid would have remained unspoken? how many a deed never been executed? how many an action been unperformed could we have foreseen the consequences, and after troubles they would bring? No four words were ever put together that express more misery, convey a greater sense of pain, "It might have been." 'Tiswell the future is not revealed to us erring mortals let it remain as it is in oblivion...- . s. ;. "Oh 1 tls welt that God oermtts us not To Uft the vail that hides the future, shd them reau our lute. t . For In ignorance of woes to como we hope for happiness. And wit h t hat, hope as pilot, steer our bark o'er troubles towara wie port 01 ' i uauk. Harribdurq, Or., April 19, 1N75. Si'EttrNO. Skule. The spelling school, mania has broken Out 1 u Albany, and a tournament has already taken place at the College. . The following lines are appropriate just now: . O, lead my Infant feet to walk ' Into the spelling school ; ) I,et other children sneer and laugh . At orthographic rule. But me that better way still lead Till perfectly 1 spell, Ho may 1 shun the path that leads To where Josh OJIIUigs fell. The Mongolian population of Albany had a row last Monday night, In which about a baker's dozen of them went to grass aud the rest of them crept about for a day or two to keep away so that they would "no catchee marshal." L We have come to the conclusion that Webster's dictionary Is a fraud, for a cheap boy spelled us down the other night when we read Webster's book tlonary before he was horn, and our devil's grandfather was Intimately ac quainted with Daniel Webster himself. Can such hallucinations be, and get away with us? Lodge Organized. Last Saturday State Deputy Wilson organized On ward Lodge No. 239, I. O. G. T., at Knox Butte, this county, with the following officers: D. E. Weidner, W. C. T.; Mary E. Propst, W. y. T.; A. C. Creeey, W. C; J. W. Promt, W. 8.; Geo. Geisendorffer, W. A. 8.; C. G. Burkhart, W. F. 8.; Wm. Mc- Kechnie, W. T.; J as. W. Nixon, W. M.J Mrs. C. Conn, W, D. M.; Henri etta Miller, W. I. G.; Frank Orites, W. O. G. ; L. C. Marshal, P. W. C. T.; Lodge Deputy, Alfrad Marshal. Meet ings to be held in Granger If ail. G. W. C. T., W. B. Dunbar will lecture to Onward Lodge, next Monday everting. Thr McKknzik Canal. We have an excellent article from the pen of our talented Ilarrisburg co-respondent, Dr. Hendrlx, on the subject of the Harrisburg and McKenzle Canal, to which we invite the attention of those Interested. A meeting was held at Harrisburg a few days ago, at which speeches were mode by J. H. Smith and Dr. Davis, and about $10,000 in stock subscribed. It is estimated that the Canal will cost $W,OM. '. City Taxes. Beconler Baker ha completed the assrosment of the city, and at (he last meeting of the Council the levy for the current year was made nt 4 mill oil the dollar. Tills is a rr - din-lion of one mill over lat- year's levy. A s Si V a h A rD k mis. M urt V. Hro w u has Accepted an invitation to deliver til annual xlilreeti at the Cominence- m.nt F.cnlnes fit I,a U(fj Atrrlr-nl. tuml Colleiro at "orvallls, tluriiiK the nmt wm'K in June. UARRISBI'RO NEWS. Grand Bxourslon Ntckttnate Canal- farmers Busy, dee, Harrisruro, Apr. 20, 1875. Editor Democrat : The members of Covenant Lodge, No. 12, and Oasis Lodge No. 41, 1. 0. O. F., aro preparing for a general excursion from this place to Corvallis, on April 20. that be ing the 56th aimiverrary of Odd Fellow ship in America. The O. a S. Co'a. steamer "Fannio Patton" will leave Harrisburg at A. M., prompt, and return at 9 p. H. The Halsey and Ilarrisburg Brass Bands will furnisu music for the occasion. Everybody is Invited to join In the excursion, and bring plenty of "grub" with them, as it is the intention to have a basket dinner. The young folks will provide themselves with a string band from Junction, and can amuse themselves by "tripping the light fantastic too," if they choose. Wo all an ticipate having a jolly good time with our three or four hundred friends that aro ex pected to go with us. The fore is one dol lar for the round trip all can afford to go. And It is generally known that tho "Three Linkers" always have a good time on an excursion and see that others have a good time; and we are satisfied that the proposed excursion will bo a success. Everything is quiet in town, and about the only thing talked of is the McKenzie and Harrisburg Canal and we believe the citizens have about, if not qaite oomo to the canclujion that it must be built. - Throughout this section of the valley the farmers are busily engaged in seeding and wo seo but few of their honest faces upon our srreets. Carter's Planing Mill. A few days ago we were shown through the large and commodious planing mill and sash and door factory of E. Carter At Co. The proprietors have recently thrown aside their engine aud substi tuted water power, refitted their whole building, and put up new and the latest improved machinery in place of that which they have formerly used, mak ing their factory perhaps the largest and best this side of Portland. It will pay a person well to take a look through their factory for the purpose of seeing the improvements the enterprising pro prietors have made. . Our elegant young friend, Ed Carter, is superinten dent of (be mill and will take' great pleasure in filling your orders, or in showing you the working of the ma chinery. See their adv. iu another column. Tin Wedding. Last Monday eve ning Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wyatt, of this city, celebrated their "tin wedding" at the residenoe of J. B. Congle, ("the bride's father") in Portland. The Ore- gontan says: "Mr. Wyatt had been peremptorily summoned from Albany, where he is engaged In business, to meet his old friends In Portland, and the patty was a pleasant reunion, and after highly enjoying the occasion congratulating the bride and groom, and wishing them long life, happiness and much tin, the guests separated for their respective homes. It was a most pleasant affair," Mr, and Mrs. Wyatt are among our most agreeable and popular citizens, and we join with their many Albany friends in wishing them all future prosperity aud happiness. : Attention Farmers. L-, Kline has just opened out a magnificent stock of dry goods, clothing, ladies dress goods, etc., and Is selling out very heap. He has three splendid two- horse wagons and one spring hack for sale, and if any person wishes to buy, they will do well by calling on him. He has brought up a large quantity of a new preparation called Cor-o-nach, used for killing gophers and soglrrels, which Is Just the thing for, our farmers whose wheat suffers from the ravages of the gray squirrels. Look at his ud, in another column. Mountain Wagon Road. We are indebted to John auiiland for the fol lowing items relating to the mountain road: , On the 10th lust, the force at work clearing out the mountain road, were about 16 miles from tho toll gate. The Santlam Is very high, and there Is a great deal of snow In the mountains. The road is filled up badly, so that it will take an immense amount of work to opcu it for travel. Along the grade it is filled up in many places by heavy slides of earth and rock. Good Sews fob Eveuvbody. 3SV Btttini returned lost Saturday from San Francisco with the largest stock of goods ever brought to this city, the selections made is the latest styles in ladles, dress and fancy goods will greet any home In the city, also the latest cuts and styles in gents clothing and furnishing goods, as well as a full stock of general merchandise, well selected and a good assortment, which hs lu- tends to sell according to the times, as low as any house in the city. To the Ladijeb. Mrs. C. C. Eng lish has Just arrived from below with one of the best selected stocks of mil II uery goods that has ever been brought to this city. This millinery establish ment has not been running very long, but has already taken its place in the front rank, and we advise our readora to call there before purchasing else where.. .' ,, And now comes ft. Cheadle with a smashing big stock of dry goods and general merchandise which he has marked down to bed-rock prices. Eleven yards of the best calico can he bad at his store for only one dollar at those prices anybody can afford this luxury. Hee what he tells the public In his new id. to-day. j A Grand Event. The various Good ! Templar Lodges of this county will Join In a grand picnic at Koherts' Bridge, on the 27th of May, for which purpose a committee of arrangements consisting of three members from each Lodge in the county, Is to meet at rthedd on, the 3d dav of Mav. at 10 o'clock P. . l8Li'H!-Ou, no! it's a mistake; we aren't obliged nor nothing to Messrs. Keifer A Natter, of the Albany Brew ery, for a keg of their nertar-dMilled ' ; ami y..u owiclit tu tee linker, Kl. liuaipiiivjr mid wk'uii jruln it down. CiiANUKit llA.vim We Irani by a letter from l Home that. Mr. Wll hoit, of Brownsville, has retit! mnp erty at Lower Ho1a owned by W. K. Fiitilley, aixl e non-U to do a rushiiig Itminew then- till mmmer. DOME AND ABROAD. Roads dusty. Jupiter iu Vertigo. Croquot is in bloom. Street sprinkler out again. Plcnios and rumors of picnics. A spell to-night at the College. Froman's skating rink "biles." Blank deeds and mortgages here. More immigrants by last steamer. Hon. Geo. It. Helm is on tho mend, Spelling school mania has reached Albany. ' You must advertise if you want to sell your goods. Col. Hill says he can spell "Arch! baldas Holden." Circuses, mint juleps and sherry- cobblers como this way. - Weed la as attractive aud busy as ever in his new Bee Hive. . , Mrs. Dunnlwoy lectured the Albany ltes two nights this week. We ore having a "spell of weather" and other "Buells" just now. Abe Haoklemau and family will spend tho summer in Ochoco., Hurd A Co. are to put a planer in their large, olognut, new mill. Our Balsam says, "O, If base ball could bo played in the shade!" Clemeut & Corum's Grass llklge mill will be running next week. Jublter Pluvius made an obqrtlve at tempt to sprinkle things hereabouts last Sunday. It is already too warm to wear any thing but a pair of suspenders and knee buckles. ' Mrs. Duniway was one of the best orthographers at the spelling match Tuesday night, f We are indebted to C P, Burkhart for o copy of the premium list of the State Fair for 1875. Weed says an old lady came Into his grocery the other day and asked for a pound of oblong tea. The two flouring mills of this city have just started a vessel for Liverpool with 1,000 tous of flour. The deponent can Just effectually knock the persimmons out'n Joshua Billings at a spellun' skewj. The undersigned Is not muoh of a spelllster, but you ought to hear our "pardner" spell his name Is Lefy. Capt. Humphrey, M. A. Baker and Ab. Humphrey start for a brief visit to the Green Horn mines this morning, Miss Nettie Cottle, who has spent tho winter In our city, leaves for her Ban Jose home by this week's steamer, Sam May, Jim Riley, Dr. Hendrlx, Dr. Davis, James Tregoning and other Harrhjburgers were in town the first of the week. 8. Montgomery goes to 'Frisco by the out-going steamer to find a market for his elegant pacers "Shoo-fly" and "Sconchin." This will be a rushing season for Albany mechanics as we hear of con templated new buildlngsineveryquar- ter of the city. . We can't spell, hut you ought to see us SKee!"- on fromuu's trucks; we are at the top of the court house stee ple on those things. We wont them to give us something hard at the next spelling school match swords of five or six syllables like "baker" friustance. C. H. Stewart, our juuior Is the champion Albany spellinger so fur but we liavn't blown up our muscle for a good ablo-bodled spell yet. , L, Royal, B. W. Cundiff and John Burkhart are among those who will build residences this season. What in the nation does John want of one? Bryant says that "the groves were God's first temples." A good many romantic young lovers unquestionably find them delightful meeting-houses. Geo. Miller started for Ochoco yes terday to fill out Ms band of cattle which he' Intends driving to Fort Klamath. He expects to buy 700 head. The Oregonian very Justly and truth fully remarks that I.I mi county Is one of the richest agricultural districts on the face of the globe, and its immense wealth is yet unsounded, y- Next Monday, tho Three Linkers of this city, will celebrate the SOth anni versary of the introduction of Odd Fellowship into the United States with a picnic. It will be away up. " ' Prof. W. E. Wells last week closed n term of writing school at Brownsville, and his system of teaching is favorably spoken of by everybody. He will com mence a term at Harrisburg shortly. , Weak doses of wash-boards are now reccommended by physicians to ladles who complain of dyspepsia. Young men troubled In the same way may be cured by a preparation of saw-horse. We wouldn't have missed that word at tho spelling match Tuesday eyeulng, but the person who spelled at It Just before us was a young lady, and we won't spell a young lady down If we know It. Capt. C. B. Montague went to Port land the first of the week to lay in a supply of new goods for his Lebanon store, and promised us a slashing ad. when he returns. Look out for It. Ills goods m III be open to-morrow. The suit Is agaiuxt llcechcr, but Til ton is being tried now. When they get through with hlra, they will try his witnesses. As fur the Innocence of Beecher, that is the last question that the defense seems likely to trouble It self about. -We forgive you this oiico, Martin Van Buren Brown, but yon musn't do It Renin. You sent us tile last Demn- erat with a ouarter seel Ion torn off one paite, and the "Inside" had been run tlmiUKh t;ie press twlee no If you mil. I anythinir funny we didn't know It. --Walla W'Ma Union. Thunder! Couldn't you see the point? We were trying to give you a patent inside of borne manufacture, to show that we couldn't be outdone by our neighbors who claim superiority for their Chicago and 8t. Louis In'ards. It Ih Indeed mournful to coaltate one's brain for dava on a shiirln Inttn mini' orain lor nays on a single J"Ke ami, then be eomiMilled to devote the whole ., , ,,. , , , , of the next week s uaper In CKIilalnliit i (I It- fiiAlnli.aln IU Afbttdy IW Offlcn Airl tnrK i'l-rwiu cnllifi,; Uf iht-m l--U-rd mut AmHl, Nflltw. Mufiltii, M. W, 'iHlK(, t. M. ti ftmili A. M.At'o, rt.a. I V.. U in A, .foJMl"! A, Cnr-j-, (it-o. Y, Ihtviw, V. A. Hftvii, W, It, Uptu rn, Ofji. Hwu, K Hunt, J. M. Iliiasfu, f. J. C .J!r. Itt'MIUia, jwuifky, li. fc, li. KAYVOriO, P. M. an. I 1S arf.iil'.mi ttw Ijr,anJ ttmwt. Commercial. Trade remains quiet, In a retail wav, but the wholesale houses of Portland report fair business in supplying country mer chants. Farming classes being confined to'their work! makes country trade light at present. In a local way, all kinds of build ing matorial is in demand and mechanics all busy. There is no now feature in the grain trade to note, save a steady market at last week's quotations, and a little better feeling as to future prospects. Nothing definite from the old world to indicate a very material advance in prices, though the opinion pre vails that prices can not decline. The advance of the tariff on overland freights, by tho combination of the C. P. A U. P. Railroads, and the P. M. S. S. Co, will work a hardship upon wool growors as the increase is supposed to be equal to about t wo cents a pound on wool. This, for the amount of wool on the Paeifio coast, will make quite a bonanza for the com panies. But the hardship to wool growers Is not all tho trouble. The high rotes of overland freights will cause large ship ments via Cape Horn, and advance the rates of tonnago generally. More than likely grain charters will advance as the result of this combination, from two to three dollars a ton, on Livorpool oharters. This will take oil from six to nine cents a bushel on our next year's crop. Following aro the latost advices from the Boston wool market, under date of tho 17th instant: There has bocn a fair amount of business in wool, but the trade continues unsat isfactory. Holders are disposed to eloso out stock on hand, but mauutaoturers are hidifterent about further supplies, and are purehusina; only for immediate wnnts. The spring trade in goods has rather disappointed expectations so far, as the feeling: Krows stronirer that prices . of wool must-settle down when the new crop of the country begins to come in. Fine fleeces have been more souirht atter the oast week. and sales have been oD0,000 pounds mostly at about 51!(e)64o, some very choice XX and No. 1 at 55a a lot of 15.0U0 pounds choice No. 1 at 59c per pound. Included in the above are 22,500 Bpounds choice Pennsyl vania ana west viigunaiieooosataDouttttc V re, to arrive. This was the only con- Hiuerauuj luii ui wuui neiu ill tile luwnur, and-was takon by leading mills. Itecent transactions in fine fleeces have materially reduced stock, aed the supply now in the hands of a very few houses. Combing and dolaine fleeces are still souorht for and com mand full prices, a lot of 10,000 lbsdomestio selling at uvjior a. wo. l is also very scarce ana wanteu, ana continues to com mand a higher prloo than pioked lots, f lot of 1.000 lbs choioa Ohio havina boon taken at 59o. Pulled wool is still in do- mand at unehamred prices. The sun for some weeks past tias not exceeded the demand, but with any falling off prices woold rocedo. in California wool the transactions of the week have been 21,000 lbs fall at 15(3)25cj 01,000 lbs spring at 3036c lb. Kecent receipts of fall wool nave ooen 01 muen oetter quality anu con dition than any previously received. MARKET REPORT, Gold in New York. 1.15. i Legal tenders, in Portland, BVA buying, boj selling. Exchange on San Frauelseo, 1 perC. Wheat in Liverpool Average, Califor nia, 9s&lto 9s7d per cental. California Ciub, Bs 5d9s Ud. Oregon, Os lUKgllOs at. . SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, Wheat $1 67tfi81 70 per oontal. Floub. Extra, U2 to ((5,50 Ir bbl. Oats. Per oenlal, 82.05'il5, ONIONS, $l,05((jlfl.l0. AIjBANY MARKET. Prepared weekly by 8. E, Youno, whole sale ana rotau ueaier in ury goous anil gen eral merchandise. Whkat White, bushel, 70c. Oats 15 coins V bushel. Potatoes l. 00 bushol. Onions f 1 .00 bushel. Floub 1 26 V sack, or ?1 00 bbl Dkans White, if lb 4crc; Diuku Fruit Applos, lb 60c. Peaches, 14c. .... Plums, JMllJIO, liim-Kii -Fresh roll, 2537X Kuus 10c doz. C11WKK.VH (li.fiOiiiip.OO dozen. rjlJOABK Crushed, 14e: Island, 8 12o Sun l-'raneiseo relined, 12c 9 tb. 1'K... o0c(9jl.00. , COFFKK 25u i lb, . Halt i2t lb. . . ' Hvaup. 4.00 5 gallon koK. Uacon. Hams,- 12(a)iao.; sides, 910o; fiuuuiuors, in.0. Labo. 12e(J14c. OiLs-Devoo's Kerosene, 50e V- gal. ? can, 5 gats, SI 75; Unseed Oil, raw, 9 gal, 91 &, Coiled, HI U7X. . iiEKF On foot, Ue, , Pouif. On foot, Oo, PORTLAND MARKET. Kuiun. Ultra, (4 to tt SO; superfine, pa .... Wheat. $1 40 por cental, OATS. 60(fii55c. Baulky. dl 40 por oental. Uauon. Sldos, lin cents; hams, 14 m I niiuuiuens, I (H) o. I.AKO. In kegs, hie. in 10 lb tins, 14o. UlJTTEB. Fresh roll, a6. Fbuits. liricd apples, in sacks 5c, koirs (Je; plums, pitlens, 12 0$ 13: peaches, Vi'An prunes, 17c ; rigs, 25c; raisins V box, $1.50. j'kjh. aoei(zzo. Chickkns. Full grown, (4 to 4 50 dozen. UuoKS. JO dozen. (JWMin. J to ?10 V dozen. Hidks. Ury, Ktoi salted 7I culls. 'A off. Tallow.oo. ' luos. Burlaps for grain, 14 to f5c. Coal Oil. iiuvoe's Patent Can. 83 tc 30c; outoide brands, IHJc eallon. Cofpkk, Old Ooverninent Java. 28 lo iKIc; Costa Hlca, 20e; (iimtamula, 20c. Fish. Mockuiel, No. 1 $2 50 g $2 75 kit; Eastern dry Cod, 0 (g) lOotr ih, and Coast TA (9 Salmon, bills, fjl 00; ht' bbls,5 00; 1-U) cans, trdoz, S2 00; 2-lb cans, $1 00; haimou bellies. 26 -tb kits, f 2 SO; NAir. Liverpool (lino), ton, $29 00; Carmen Island, 81 00: Puloa. Dill 00: Ground ltoek (stock), 813 00 (j 14 00. HUOAB. Mundwieh Inland, lb, H (ill Ho; Golden Coffee, in blila, lb, lljui Golden C'orteo, In hf bbl, imt Crushed, HUH linK; ruivenzeii, I2?icj urunu- latud, 12J4 ($ Vi'Au, 'J'ka. Jatwm, Younir llvson. In paper. 36 to 55c itiqiorifd Uuiqiowdcr, 75 to 87c. w oul. 10 w can. Vkku. Hran, 15 mi: shorts. 120 00 to 825 ton; oil cuke, f 12 50. . jiAv. jiaiiKi, yu ou to 91 no V ton; loowi, 811 00.' - POTATOKH. 75WJ)0O f bushel, ONIONS. I to 1 '4 P lb. Mutton shepp S3 2fnS.fl 60. Hl'KOIAl. MUl'lUKt). 4 happed Hands) aud I'see, store l.lj5, Drynnu rtlit Mklu, Ae.,., flurit Bt one Ijy IIE'lKMAN'H CAMPHOR U:tS WITH UI.VliKKINK. Itkpslh hnii.ls ifHt In Mil wr'uMier, H.-e Hint yu K-t IIK'IK- fllAN'K. N..lttljrtt!l lni.ra'l. on V 26 cms. Mitliulaclun-rf only l.y II KSAHIllVt., ' 'hlil. isUund ITuftgt-fU, New Vork. Jeiil-nly. A. vur.Kt.rJt. c. r. iio.ii-r. e, m. WHKRI.RR. A. WIIEEI.EK V 0., SHED, OBEOON. FORWAftOINQ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I"-"1""!" SIKlmndlwnd r-r.liwe. Aguml atiii..i r n ...-. of u.i. always iu T" '";, ... . ... . A.-i.ll..rl.ol Uaicuie, Uraln brills, CI. dr Mine, rhums. e.. CAHH a a! lor WHKAT, OATM, INHtK- mmui, teMOHMui luiJi.iHV. ALBANY BATH HOUSE! JL Inform lit eititcui of Albany ni ri- uity tht b fasti tkftt uliarit uf tbn Kf tlib I wont, nffi, hf ktituf eln tom ani pmynn lrlt uu tiua tc tniint, vxpsMlf tw ul all j tkmm mhn twjty favor him w.tti itiir pxtttiutg. FIrit-ClsfHi Hslr DrIng8ftiooAft, 'ii axiMeti to (fir a aalira llf;tio to all. -CMt4e aud La'IW-' lUir edv eat rJaVUf. ADVERTISEMENTS. GO TO THE , , a fc A "TV j BEE-HIVE STORE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, ETC., CHEAP FOR CASH I imwruv PitoMicE bought ron MERCHANDISE OR CASH ! THIt) IS THIS . CHEAPEST PLACE IN ALBANY I I uiiivh will IIIWHVRUU Wll UI Villi HTHI HCO frtr tl..lBIilVs.B Iw.foM .wkiU...v.,.ln., ILol. "Km, vsuaotx. - - First St., Albany. TO FARMERS AND STOCK-RAISERS. YOriYW VERMONT! TWS RRATTTIKITL YOUNO HOIIHR CAN bu foil ml during lhoei.Ru.iiK suiiaon at my farm, imo mile soullwtiist of Tiuiirtnt, cxoinit on nil public diiys, whon he cmi be awn at M urn hull A fctoliloaser'n llvrtrv mut.lnMt Allmnv This horsn in a benuTiful tmpplo bay, 4 years UIU, IU UtlllUO 111)111) WVIKUB IVlKfUl i,,rU pOUTHlB, and was sired by Uel knap's celebrated trot ting horse. Vermont: HfsHlrn wun fonlo.l In Wttttsf id, Vermont, and his linfittKi ! traced back through only four tfencrulldn to the original Justin Morgan. Farmens are Inviu-d to call and oxamlno thli nome anu nu siook to uioir entire eiatiaraolloii, A. U im!I(KKAUMiat, Proprlutur. . ' vlOniMmS, JOHN CONNER'S BANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE AIVBANY, OKEGON. DEPOSITES RECEIVED, SUUJECT TO C11KCK AI SI0OT. Interest Allowed on Time Deposits In Coin EXCHANflS ON PORTLAND, SAN FRAN CISCO, snd NKW YORK, tor sal. - At lowest ratos. COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY REMITTED 1 hanking hours, S A. H. to 4 l. H.S Holer to , - II. W. C0RISRTT, 11ENHY FAIMNU, fob 1,1871-yl W. 8. LADU. M. EIl'DE, Proprietor. 1 hftveatfoodtusortMontof , , Fancy !oo1m, Ribbon, Iaeea, WoratedM, to. Tobnuco, ..- . ( igura. Confection- eryf etc. And solicit a tthnre of the public patronage, and will M'll cheap tor chnIi. Htore allutttt-d on Hrondalbin Ht,, nuarly opposite the nw Koot WONDER OF THE WOULD I Look here, Weary Women, - THE CLIMAX STEAM WASHER Ih the WmI, eheapoHt and most durable tna ohlne evtr Iiivmnd, and will oot nothing lo II ud out what It will do. lAmtt nut fur liupoal tloitH a tho country Is full of them. Tho t'li inax can 1m -Ad by calllriif upon our tifcentn. or nm , ii. mvr iirijuifiBun-nMirj, Aiuany, in pnui'ui mm w'tnucrim macuine runtf'1 irom fi'tM to W.trtl. and worth tho attention of ever family In tho Htiite ; duti't fall lo wm tt bffonp ptirohaHlNir aay other. Kl-I liAZKl,, (ii'iiuml Ajfvnt for the StiU) of uri'Koii, it mi l. wEBFOQT MARKE HeKNItiliT St OWAN, Prop'. nAVIPJOI,KAHKITHH ATIOVK KAMR1) Itiarki t. one dmrrDHit of (Irndurohl'ii Tin Htore, on .Front HtreH, In Albany, wu will bit happy to aeeoimmHiHte all who may favor u with tliftr nftlfmrtir'. Wp nrnrnan th erpd a first flltisa market and tfiiamiiUiu wttlNiaotloM to all our tNintotitPrii, HiKlnmt pno paid for hide. vlOn'AHf. FRANKLIN MEAT-, MARKET WU.h KRKP (WHTANTLY OV HAID tliH in Ht meat tlm market alfimlM. anrl will ftiwavB lm found rendv Ln atuunmntMia.tM ttioMi wlwt may taviiv htm with n mil, r iiittoti ami hama fur ftii), , varum. ih . H. tO. " KOTH'K. ' . . ' IltDM AND AKTKK DATK UNTII. KIIII lh.ir n.rfloe, lr.-lhl from t'ortlniul lo All. ny wm Ik. oiih Uollur wr un. Alltlown IrelKlit will no il.-llv.-rMl nt l'.trllsint or Astoria, Ir.-ti of -.loirjce or wtmriwrft et r-du-l ratos. Htmls will li-nve Allxinr for rorVHllls or I'orllsinl evi-ryday. Kortnrtlior tiifo.-in.ttlon nni.ly to UGAAIU JHIM'l'KIVH, A.ots. . UUUI7U, . ' ALBiJIY FSERS' CWPftSY. mjOTlCK IH IIKltKllY OIVKN T T11K irt KM!kiKll'r of th Alhuny Karmri Co, that ihiTi will In a m"nltn of tit Hi.tokholilf r of krtld ( uutpuny, at Un it uttUm Mi Aibuny Ur Vlt'Hl, on Titmlmj, the Wth of May, 1875t a hour of fDo'fjfwii livfjiifi f'm'nrum of mA day, Utt Un foilowlitK wrHw, towk i Jul.. 1'u XuUi- liiU.etjtiftMi rahf-ti dial tAtm the 'im-Mlon wh'-ttM'r LlilK ;uiitnnv aluill f-intax In tun lumiricM rf runninje nod iifwrHtli.tC a (tiHirlriK-mHI in Al'imiy, Un icuit, ntul dolutf a li-iit'fiil Hfrtirliifr-iiHIl liiinlni-Kw In all i(n uium iniiti'h'. ti,tli iu h i iinlfim in ML lojrtill nt x fhniiK''. iw inrtiHiil. m,U Iniy ami m- Km) ii and pnuitirti of all klti(sM;tfriMriiiiit(-tiir ttrnin lulu flour mnl ,fli( Ui.juv uf ll.i' ianif, 'M. T fnrinKs In thr tntfrtfa nf ttrnft, re pt vlj.it -iitfi'l"; v,r.int ami all kliM of fxJutW, ttiMl to dit a (t' tl' Ttll HitwIl'ttlM iftlsll- Ill'Ht, M. To inwnw I hf fuiiKal tock W Hi" Com pttny Thirty 'flKMUMHi'l Uillnra. 4iU. To fhfit hf'vi'tt f Mrft'iiura of thin foin- Cany to at wt aiM'h (of th- -niihig y'.r, arid ilo mivit othr buwlinun n timy Mitow init,rv thlaCoiiiiMHty. ti, K. t ftAWI-Oltl), If, M Hnvtvt.n, I'l-i'n, LI. Ti III; II VAKI). AT th k It. DKPOT, ALHANY, .IA, ( OHVTUI K, fVor.'r. it. I inaiiiifri'iHra anrt fcpfp for wlt th bent Itialky of lutitta r fcT ftulfl in it koii, and Ht lowi-:st i'Jti(.:r.s. Vtwm can't, rio toiU-t than in inr,-haw turn inw. J, J, ( mwJiH K. ADVERTISKMKNTt. NEW FIRM NIEW GOODS IIARRISDURC ! MOTTO : "LIVE A. LET LIVE!" (I shall Inauiriiriit this motto into prnctloe by patroiilshitt tho prlntvr.) nAVINU PUItfHASED THE INTKItKHT of my liitt. lumncrs. Mossrs. U. ticrst anil A. Anspnohor, I urn tloslrous or kooiilno; the biisliH-ss uplo Its former KtHmhtrd HnJ Ui give the lulK-st sullsraetloii to customers. I will hejtm the Full Trade with fresh In voice or uew goods, consisting of Dry Ctoods, ; - , CSroeerlea, Cent' FurnUhlu( Uoods, I.adlrs)' Irc(i Goods, - 1!bI A 'ap, ' ... Boots it Slioea, . . Hardware, Crockerr, Ac, Ad. such as Is KoneralljT kept In a FIRST CLASS RBTAIX. ITCRK ! I All of which I will ll atv cnr.,n i.v Ki:ni(F. rRit r.it i Constantly on hand, IWETZIER'S CELEDRATEO RAW. HIDE BOTTOMED CliAIBS 9AM. MAY. vOnSHly. BOOTS & SHOES ' FOR EVERYBODY 1 1 1 EASY SHOES FOR OLD mew. FANCY shoes PRETTY SHOES ; FOR I.AI1CN. TINY SHOES 1 FOR DhQlEfi; JTTST BECEIVEDl , By Ocean Steamer, at .. LOUIS REHWALD'S Boot & Shoe Store, FIRST ST.. CORNER SHOAOALBIN, ;. A.llMMiy, Oregon, t'bvaper than tho ChoaprKt. viui.auf. REDUCED l'RK'EN. PRINTING PRESSES THR BIJA'RR-NtATKD HAND HTAW for prlrilln nani4 on olothlnR. 'i'l Crlnt (imi lliio, snd Ih rurnlnticil with S tir I'tft of tviw for ll.fpU. ttt a HiiihiibcLn fur ti Tii. Tho EnndtK flu nil Mlann. ullh X uliil.iixt Tho Imp'rovM hftnl Htitmp, nrliiU 2 llnei, Willi tt Hlphi.lM'tM of tyx, ti.iH), Tlie lloim ,'iimiHfili)ii 4'nnl Prlnlnt tir luia. nm ni"n mid otfiiin. rlitu 4 Um, with IU Tiie iniJiinfiMi Man' printing rroM print 1 a, Willi iu iiiiiiitiH'ls, v I, Tlio Iiliiinfiiid I'rtnilna rria iirln' tntt iu Ui ft Si indu'M M4tmm 7,(M. Aif'Kir iiuifiMtno ink, in King mlii, te., fiirnUhcd Ui-t with Purl, prmu. All orilcrii pmiiijjily flllfit. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN FOSHAY, ' (SnewssortoO. K. fteltlemler l " "ttKALKU IH drik.m, nr.Bivirim, toilet f f nvlnff had aflvirnl yaar'a rxfwrt nwa In the fin ik himliii'Hsi, ht twin uMt1'(l In aurlflft hi euNtointTN Ihiit tmipr nur will lai uw-il In tho preparation uiniwnatng of ini.(lK'lrica. viOuHtf. : vxnn rou mam; AHMAi,r, rHM ok m arkh, two m licit fmni AMtaiiy. with riwnl hfHiaa.min tiKKliotii ham, ami miiall orvhar4 of aholva irci'K, Al) larrnliiK Iiiiifit4ta and hay nuf flfint for Hprlntf Ukw, PRICE LOW 1XD mil EASY. OrtaHruliiorMi.nitn Kmigrants wftkln(t hoin icnr (lilathrlvififtclly. rMJMloutflvt)ll tmm'JliiMly. (ouulroof K. H. MKMUIM. Cottier 'M and Wruthingtoti hlr!tt : Albany, ittPntm. V. II. T. o. --Jk, Wlllamolt TrunH;irtMtiouCo' tMMi ifim Albany to l'ortlaud will Uv two iom,ar rmt TQX 0. (iOLDKMITH, vi'hi-Mf. Pniatnt, HR IfNIlUHMHINKIMIAVINU i nM 1 A -..iii h, hrtu kit on hitnd on i tlin-- niturte'r turmu lillllaro I nuh; of 4ntti Himhl'' iMMkt of Mrtii Kmise!M'tt nl, HnU 'fahUi la In k'mmI order, having ontv t-n In tif HlfltUt eiysUUi n nt'iilhi It htt aim 1 miv n HH-.'I Wtra ( inhluti, ood wt (vopy titH. tWI'Kn VWKr Ciif TH'-k, all III pAUrtt Ol'thT, WltU h In offer"!! lor chnafi. The iithht vhh iifwt n ia. Mm KurnttMM ator f irlf t.otiMr, on t-'fiMit hin't. v'ociiult yoor ttitfr!Ht ri eaii mir an It wilt bit Hold tho tirnl itptrtnuHv. tt.mt. v -t i vi 1 Y. rilHfi I'NIiKItHhlNr'.t, IVN(. 1 Ja iinly iH't' 4 tv Iho 'Hiniy i umi. it I iimily n( i.lim, Hisilt of Or if no. ,,i-.t istrae-or it (h rnttslt! ti ,Visilnii ti'M i.-Mf n. vi, I,iou f Mil'li .Ml., I. .1! I, M.I 1 h it. . V A D V i. tl T 1 S K ABII SiUUCS C it ymt wait a ,r..'i : -t f Use them, to relieve ths S.o.t , ' Bowels, and eltan the vAo' , mentary Canal. -. it you war.t a g;-.;r . ; .', Us them, to restore the cti of t:;; organ, and to remove all obssiu-alous - of the biliary duet, and you get rid of ' Bilious Dyspepsia. it yen wast a awtirs, Use them in small doses, snd thev 1 will remove Costive habit of body, ( which, if let alone, may RtnerMe serious diseases Br. syu's taaattn Kill are helpful lso, in Skin JXtetuts, and for what ia known as "Impuriti of the libml." Thoy niny bo taken at all timns with, out danger, and while using them, yon may eat mid drink as usual. Prnparod only by UioJProprloton, !. , D. Javnb A ,S(ik, Philadelphia, and sold by f 'rHiia A Rrlhani, Whrtlosale Agi'nts, San Krvmlwo, lm by Druirgiats (jeno rallf. ' JAMESK li. COWA V leeuusssuR or A. uowak on.) ' LEJi AN ON, O U E O O N . DKALKR IN i CIKXERAL . MERCIIAXMI.HK: WILL KEEP WWAYS ON, HAND A FULL STOCK i or rR"v -adoDsi GR.OCER.IES ! Boots aud Mhor-si ! All fur Rule st the Uwest Prices fee CA81I orl'HOUUCK. , i Al persons onlnff A. CowB-o A Ce. enji settle hy oalllnir on me at Lebanon. 7n34tf. JAMES L. COWAN. 4 LET. .W IM l0-r III- J', Pte..ui! Juir b":h..l j TU:;T:,;.'::1Y.,;; nL ttiisTitkOvi'vs;rk-it t r '"'i'" Vi fnU UntE-y, lifHiiift).iitt. i Ni ttv-rtl'-lit. -i kyui. land nil utittir lit- ' WASt'HNO MottU MftXKr TIT IDJTrsviVG tflTftfJ fli.AVSKS (y YOVR XiiSK AM, ' rtGVHnff TOtH PAW, IhtinpUIr tiflOO 1 page Mallcdi Mt ia yuuriMlUxuui tOtUWlMOb Wanted,' 1 SlflNti Ar I'Mf. HA ( $10 r il4r emnnti. 'nil partlcttUrt tmt fro. Wr'l IlhuiuU-I, DE. J. BALL & C0.t r. o p.a w, Ho. 01 Libtrty Ht,, If k city. I'. K state Eoana cf i;;cr.;r.i. IJHm THH PURHWR OF AKTOKDIKf) Information to hnutigTanttmnd tntnUt)S KinlKrauU toOrffion, now in fon iinji-itrn'rh and Ntntnr Mtattta, ami for (tfreii luting mmh lit formation ahmaU hy thin Board, nil p" fmoir In thin Htato having Phiiiim antl lmi-Hlor Hnhor Kent, or ieHiriu of forming ('oimiit'tt, wilt rilcaao forward to thli floant n aoon aa umi). 1 dotailad doQ-it! loim of l liotr Karjna and liariilK. fyicalion, Prhia and Trrnoa of nie, or oiiHUtfoniiof iwntinfr : and nil M'rnunH lU-Hnn of ntrtalniaR Axritultnrril or othor (.jiUih in. will iiitmao ouiuinunh'iita illn-tit with tlu Board. Hy litfttructlmttof the i intlHi4h.i.ora of ji mlgmtion. William hkiu. , A HtHia Commhi-lonorof luimlamilot). ' nuowl. " w; K Vli TSANSPCHTATiOrj CCFA'.Y. III ROM ANI AFTKB DATK UNTII. PI It thar Aotluf, the (jmnpany hi dlfpatob bwntfrom Alhauy t Cerli ua 'HVt-.frUAY ' n't KHlDAYof aaak weak. Alia will tlUpateb a boat fritui Alhany fur Portland aad la tar ).( nlacaB vaue iaia ItaTlitK Comrtork A t wharf, Fitre at reiiiTevd ratci. J. D. BILKS, Dta. IA, If1. Ageufc. KXCIIANGE IIOTHL. Corner Klrat and WaalilKKton Wt,rcctt I'ndfr tha nw manaicftnitt htn fwtpainr llotal haa btnm r ntid and rnrit)lij. unit HOW Olfrfti thrl tmVf llll (Ultlflc tilt iH'Ht. CVAnil' lUMtHlloua on thu loHtrriMBlil.-tt'rr.. i nw old nroprlfttor hn tuovfii imm th hih-l ami the houN iMantlrfly mulrr nuw maniwiut sii. ttmiKE COACH Ui and from tha house a VlOnaiyl, . i'riHirltiar. J IIoittrlnff Ml Uiii trm of labtdrtiutfUtalb Air'uriv, wiU hi iutu.d nn-t M6nM wish, he uinl. iiknu-d, at the Unfe's oOiiMt in Sh t"ort Hin, in thin eh v. Any and all nt'rwina ItifJ'-tcil to iud hrm vrU phHMc mil befora Jummry at( ln-t, and atttw and ttiort'hy dava uonta. ft. t. tt w ti, A. ti .1.1.. Albany, Ute. Ut. Wt vlunlTlf. IrVKItTlMlNO M'hfap Htv Hv-.i i AH ifrwiH. who iMnfiif iiiptHi-e ii uoiiEfto-fca with iM'WBra(x for th inff r alvfKini'iii''Hf, whtmld ffin! " fm u I. Itfjwi-H A Vn,, ii I'fflfk tUw, New Yoi tholf 1'AIPMLkT iiolv intioU ) tlon.t c)ntMitii hi nf un r i Mi tt ih( iiiiani'ii, ihiwji!ir tht ,. AiU mttftt tnki ii fot U'H'iH'K iu!T5 iu nu itv at ft innto'iittoita rc-thu-tion from pti"; rat?. til kt Ttl a Hon a. v t .n : li kw vor::; "THE If ADi.VS m,tV THE BIST ADV1T V flatty, tltfa.vaar. 'rM tntt mi'n I niiiciM tid AiH'ci W k 1 v , tit Wmi f -iiNir i ag:H 4UjL AUilfiH inc- f : J - 'M'lrt of t