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The City Mortality.

coaREsroNDEsT desires to know what DR.
RAMSAY means when he says, "the health Of the
city this year Is much better than las, year with
the exception Of diseases always prevalent at this
season Of the year"
DR. RAMSAY did not make such statement but
be did say that "the table appended 10 his re-
port clearly shows that with the exception Of dis
esses always prevalent Of tins season Of VI. year
such a. cholo-a rnorbus and cholera nf.ntum-.he
health Of the city Ia much better, &c" We do no,
see how The Doctor rccouc les lis language with
the figures presented IN thnt.lle. Thc arithmetic
is as follows for the months Of June aud Jliy,
1855
Dyeentery has increased 35 er cent.
Cholera a. increased 900 ,rcent
Cholera horbus nearly g per cent.
Cholera Iniantum nearly G5 pr ceut.
Toe summer diseases above mentioned having
increased fcsrfully 1t was necessary to neu,rs-
lie the eiIoc, Of these figures By presenting few
diseases prevslon, during III. winter months, ac-
cordingly the table exhibits the following mortal
i,y for June and July;
Small -yox-sn increase Of bs per cent.
1yphus ieyer--a decrease Of ~ nor cent.
Typhoid fever-s decresss of ll6 per cent.
From tho foregoing analysis Of the D,ctor's
" table" our correspondent may readily conclude
that The Chief Of tho City inspectors "nuoau
Of Records aud s,stsiics" committed an error aud
should have wrttsn, hohoallh Of tho city IL er
with the exception Of diseases generated by tic
flihy condition Of the streets, tenement HOUSES
bone boiling establishments and otAer nuisAncos,
I, the duty Of the Ci.y Inspector TO abste
ron upon for abatement by the proper suthori-
ties" M. BooLE will confer favor ufon the
public by furnishing "tAblo' indicating the re.
suit q bis Investigations n this branch Vi the du-
ties OF his department..
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rebellion 10 no, dead, let IL be killed BY the sup
preston Of every attempt TO restore its vitality.
The people have already experienced the folly Of
striving TO conciiste tie advocates OF sece,Son. II
the serpent Is again raising its head, let tie Pre.i
dent Immediately use his power to guard the nj, I.
non sssns, the evils threatened by those who
made speeches at the Broad street meeting.
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Fin.sei.I New. Market. Sc.

Ne~ forE, Tuesday, Aug. I. 6 r. N-God opened
a, IA, run up TO i45., and closed at iA4t The
eral stock market eyerish and irresular, and at
the close some sorts were higher and others lower
than on yesterday. Governments dull ut irac-
tiond decline. Money active at per cent? with
little or no business under this rate. Commercial
paper passed slowly at 7al2 per cent. Sterling ex-
change very dull, with further decline in rates
London bankers' were quoted at 1csa ON Change
to-day Flour was dull heavy aud loo. 2oc lower on
common Grades. Wheat was dull, unsettled and no.
mInAliy DC. Ice lover Corn WAS scarce, but With.
out decided change In price. Oats we're dull and
lover. Pork was dull and lower. Beef was quiet.
Lard was steady and Whiakcy was firmor.
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Flour and t.rcin.

NEW uRh august j, Ied6.
Flour-rhe flour market IA lOa2uc los or to-qA, for
common AIlLe7. sales OF supcrtine state Ne q made
~ .6u<d5ui Extra state al sd.I aso 81; Choice do
mon to medium Extra do. sS.l5afs. .iu; Coinmon
Causdiau et16AST.lU; Common southern at II Goa
$3.50; aud Fancy do. at as.G'arl2..5.
Wtfdf.-ls dun and 5alUc. lower. sales were made
Mt r l.4b Tor Amber Milwaukee, and sl2y or Auber
Michirgn
Corn This branch of the market continues quiet
Nt yCs er'sys prices, VIZ. sSasc for unsound and
9ui0le .0r tound Mixed Neste!n.
Oa's.-AGe lower, being quoted at gSc ior Western
and bbc, Tor Stse.
Hlg.-L Considerable activity prevails IN The who'e-
sale Market Tor iiAy, and prices are vel maintained
100 lha,
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Cattle Market.


BlLLe HEAD August l, l'6b.
B,,tss.-We have several important changes to
note ia this market to-day. The unusual activity
for time past Observable among buyers, seems
suddenly to have been succeeded by extreme dull
nCss As the reeeipia Otcatte, up the time Of our
visit to-day, have Teen heavy, In anticipation OF
continuation of the late activity the result has lo
sudden reduction In prices, afesdv estimated at one
cent pc lb, with indications Of still Sreaer decline
before tho Of the week Very best Fe ections are
ensiv disposed OF at II centc per h. and good, fair
cattle ere difficult 10 sell at 10 cents. several droves
have sold to-day As low ~ JAIL centr but the quality
~% extremely poor, such nlmost any butcher
would be ashamed TO ace upon hs stand As the day
wore on, AAirr continued to grow worse. pr0msi ny
greater ddness and still farther decline prices
on the morrow.
Mich Cous-A little more activity prevails In this
branch OF the market, especially for good milchoIs.
rrees' however remain UNCHANGED. We quote
fAta kood SAT no
Common TO medium ........................ S25aJ.l
Zeal Caircs.-Calves remain in moderate supply
yet all demands are readily supplied. The Iuiiny
prices to-day are:
No. Calves, per Gal lc
Good veal calves per rlb..................Sg gng oc
common veal calves per head. 6aS sc.
urass calves per 5ai5c
ShSsp and LaiH6s.-The market Ia Ilberally sIp.
ed with both sheep and lambs, and with moderate
demand the market rule. very tame, and prices con-
sequenuv, tend DOWN. ard lo-day's sales were made
a. tn tolor ing p Ices!
Iohiuon to iar -heaTed sheep por ID 5a5 &c.
,opd 10 prime <RGc.
iA'l lo.s .bsdp We.
Lambs pef
~ 'lskihA '1 nominal.
Woo sins JUat 80
H1gs --BuJ little animation 10 Observable in thi.
branch OF the me ket, but prices RUE steady, with
| downward tendency. We quote Corn ed, live, at
II AaiY act do diessed, liEal5c st-.ed, / Ita
fnt ua. TIfrtf a
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PUBLIC MEETING OF THE ladies +
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

{ CAMP MEETING, AT GLEN HEAD. Long
~ Island, Trains leave Hunters Point at 5 30 A
"a lhHsffIiIfnInins leave Glen Head at r. M ..
SnAiL4SA' SIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ayers Cherry Pectoral surpasses all
other remedies in the rapid and radical cure of
Coughs Colds aud Consumption. 10
Income Tnx-Tbe Internal Kevenue-The
Daily Tuuune o. Wednesday, Au- ust ID trpe sheet,
contains full lists OF Incom.e above f5,uuV IA Nes
York and Brooklyn Tor 1864. large portion OF shlch
have uVt hitherto been made public Price tour
eents. III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Howe Sewing Machine Company No s20
Broadway, N. Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jr, Presidept
AGENTS wanted. 8iI
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch SEWING
Machine and Button Hole Machine. No. 625 Broad-
vay,N. Y. BI2
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RAM OF UTlCA-THE OWNERS ~
EANJO-BANJO-BY NY CHAMPION

= method guarantee the pupil 10 pla, pc.ies..,
aitof one course OF iCtsQu-- sJ-.or uu tD4Igc Eri
to former pupils. j. h. 80 CkLEY, 80. ~ knS
stsoet. gL6
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~ day, August 'lIe I'd, at T. O'Clock the hes. 4
tnsIsh rsuite ware Of all description, 70 suit dca.
err, CAll az " Mnllerry y. leLIna cl.h. ba
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A MEXICAN MANUFACTURES vs.. Forsi.,
- ne bishop Gutta Percha Company, in orl,- t,
project thtll oNu intCiCs's, viii, IN ia are eel, t .
very superior quality OF GuttA loIcha Tissue -her
a. toid IAle. taking tile closing rate the previous
A. the standard, and will tell At rsr cent o.. t
the iofeiFu tsfue l. aold ~ oil that day,
III G. BISHOP, General AGENT
- Aug lrL l-65. 2pi Broltvar \ y
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SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND 10

SEWING MACHINES TO RENT ALL
kinds repaired Nheeler & Wilson, aud singers
mschines second hand, always on hanu; good ma
Gaines ior 80 IS! Canal u, near Hudson. y. Is
M5nted Wheeler Mison's machines iOr cash. -
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MARRIED.:

Ast,ae residence Of G. p. Rnrxhars. "a, father Of
he Bride. near Albany. Christmas Day. 1865, by
thu Rv. E. r. Gsary. b. W. Cundifto Miss Lizzie
BnFkhart.
ne acknowledge the receipt Of a generous share
Of TIE weldin favers. and add to eur congratula-
dsnz to CTR good friend the very happy Groom,
an 4 eur expression of c mplineatssto his Lively
Birds ~ earnest visa that til Il un;tsd life may
'essr b hsi ~ csesyy, pr spsroas aud blissful.
At IL res;aeres # n BriIasT&thsf. in Linn
county. Dc 2lss. by Wm. d. Marks, ]. p, Thos
B.. Jam 5 - Hiss Sasal K M.rss
A. he rzsidsHes 81 to y ides EaE er, in Linn
c 4 ~, ID c 28sh. by EhlsfA. Gregg, jacob Wigl
"a Mss Miranda L ensy
At He rsssd- me- u tie. Drfs fatlsG IN Linn
&gsty 2ash > E.dsrA. 0Fsg Wa TayIel
At Oak Point, W. t, Dec. ioEk, by As Abr
nethy, j. p, Henry LAVISH to Miss Mary Koch
On APP egaic, Jacks N county, De. lstJ, by
n. A. StafglsJ P, John Head t. Miss Matilda
Paigs.
La Spring Valley, P fkecnon esidnc
Of the brides fatbers = 2sAs6ysthe Rev. Mr.
Cooper, ]. T.. Arms;ren t Miss abrie lla Stephens.
In Portland, by L Andersen, j. P. john NJ.
Emery to Miss GarsIinc N. Hisgiuson.
At tie Cdshol.c Cdusch in Portland. at 10
o'clock, P. NJ. on Monday Dec. 25th, by Rev.
J. Fiessns, Mr.. NJ. 0Cannsr, Prepristor of tie
What Caesr II tel. to Miss Minnie Wnbsrg.
In S5hume :, Whatcomb county. Washington Ter
ritory, Dsc. 4th, by. th- r v. Thvmas Byron, Rich
ard POST to Miss Emma II, King.
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PRESCRIPTIONS OF conDoLzNon.

WHEREAS. It has pleas 4 Pr vide scs I, remove
fr-m among ne. afsr 4 ! NJ and lin or n lin 81.
in tn prime 81 lite. enr beiavel and wors hrotl er.
SAstsLt. AnExsSDEa, WIS iEdensit Bile ,nef-
gy. u b IN .etaepc, a1d C~lfisiian ~fortitaie. bore
bin up tar ugh IN any trials, and much ~safering I;
asa-
WHEREAS, We, the N mbers Of Cor nthian Lodge
II. 4. F. and A.. ~. 1e iring 10 express cur
symaathy & the ~relasives Of the dsc-a.ed. aud CIV
public expression of cur ,Tr5w for the nntine,y
daata % 50 estsm able a brother aud worthy a citi
zen. thersfore. be it
Rseeleea. That in this affecting diSpensation we
hnmbiv bow 70 tbs viii Of Him WAC giveth ard
Him who tAketh away.
Reeofred, Tnat by his 4 ata 5 eiety has been de-
prived of a tSne and efficient membsr, and the
Lod e N ade q m urn the loss Of u worthy brother.
Respared. That we tendr our de pest sympathy
to the relatives of Il e de. eased, and M r. cspse ally
to ths widow and her little child. May Prevalence
suard and protect hsr taran th tae sssrms Of Ire,
aud may tie orphan find Him t. be a fat-er to the
zathe4l SIS.
Resoteed. That in respse G FIR our lanen'cd broth
ev tn N .mb>rs OF this L dgs wear tie usual badge
Of manrning fr thirty days.
Resekred. Tat u copy of these resolutions be
ipFeseaie3 TO the wsdaw. and also HAT ley be sent
fer pubic ition to the STATE Rsenrs DExocnAr
and Albany journal.
N. W. MACK. Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30
Information Wanted.

At the late Special Session. Dir. Tate,
n of the Abolition Representatives from
this county, introduced a bill TO provide
a Charter for the city of Albany. OF the
features Of his bin we could not obtlin
information during a visit to Salem on
the last day but one of the session. We
only know that on motion of Dir. Tate
himself the bill was tabled on its third
reading the evening before final adjourn
ment. So much for that part Of the mat
ter. The point we seek information on
S, upon what authority, by whose request
or petition, did Or. late ask for a new
Charter fer our city. We have yet TO
hear OF the first resident Of theplace, other
than the Representative himself, who
sought for or desired a new Charter. 1t
seems to US that before a Representative
introduces a bill TO wipe out an existing
city charter. and to substitute another for
ii, he ought to be careful 10 know that
public action has Leen taken upon it by
the persons especially interested, and that
a majority OF them favored the change.
In this instance there was certainly nc
public presentation or discussion of he
project, and, we believe, no desire for il
ON any hand. Yet, had DIR. Tate at the
last omen moved the passage Of his
new Charter, beyond doubt the two
Houses would have passed and the Gov.
ernar approved the Act, and the citizen:
of Albany would have had their present
charter taken away and Dr. Tate's new
charter put over them. without any pre-
vious knowledge on their part, wiihou
their consent. and despite their opposition
to it. This is a misch evous kind Of leg
%isiation. and IS liable TO the grossest wrong.
and most dangerous abuses. 1t is a sre
eies of legislation which the people ough
in the first place TO guard against, and il
the next, to severely condemn when prac
t,sed. It places the people subject to III,
caprice. WI, OF pleasure Of the Repre-
s%enUrve, and they have no remedy, chi,
Q await u subsequent session to have th'
o-bjeessoaab4eor oIi5usi islasioa repealed
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Agents for Linn County.
TowN AND couMTY MATTERS

The WAITER" just awful, " is the
expression which exactly describes it.
We shah be glad to get rid Of the present
year If the hate sort Of weather will go out
with i. New weather with the New Year
can't be worse-that's one consolation.
All the week We have had hard rains, high
winds, a bare day of calm with sunshine.
then more rain, frost, snow, and as VI SO
% press. a thaw. just to keep up the va
riety, we suppose. On Christmas day the
rain poured necessarily. with heavy winds,
from dawn until nightfaIl, but a clear
fne evening was vouehsafed. Let Us
give thanks for that.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30
An aExhfbffion.ss


What purported to be a aSchool Elk
Inhibition" was given at the Court House
on Thursday evening 1t was certainly,
an ErhiBtfsoa, and, we are constrained to
say, a very improper and repreheasible
one. It was one of that class Of Exhibi-
tons which have been a good deal too
fsaaent during the last four or Eve years,
d ! D which innocent little children are
made to speak pieces" filed with parti-
san prejudice aud rancour. with sectional
venom and hatred, and further. { stigm :
tie their own fathers, in common with all
Democrats, as traitors" It is about
tine that 3 stop be put to this sort of
Exhibitions, when the exhibitors appeal
to the very class they thus wantonly ahd
shamefully insult for patronage and sur
port If they desire to give such Exhi-
bidons 10 please certain " Loyal folks, let
them do SO to their hearts or hates con-
tent; bat they ought to ask none but the
lovers and admirers Of their exhibitions
to patronize them in q substantial way.
Ofthe numerous Rotations, destinations,
dialogues. songs, &c, which made up the
programme Of exercises on Thursday
evening, more than t2o-thirds were Of a
very malignant, Abolition character,
Democrats who have children to educate
win do well to have their little ones sent
to schools where learning and not politics
Is deemed of first importance. BY adopt.
ing such timely caution, they viii not, al
the School Exhibitions, endure the NOR.
ti6cation Of hearing words Of hate and in
salt, directed against themselves, from
the mouths Of their own children. Pa.
rents can generally attend to the political
instruction Of their children, if any be
neededEchoolteachers would generally
give better satisfaction BY teaching those
studies which are usually adapted to
schools, and letting political teaching alone.
Up Since the above was pat IN type
We learn that at the close Of the exercises
and after a brief address by Ahe Rev. MI
Fairchih. Who spoke By special invita-.
tion. the Rev. Mr.. Starr arose and pro
ceedea with the delivery Of a very repre-
heasibie speech. Among other things b,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

No DISPATCHES have been received dur.
ing the week. The latest news is to Dec.
9th. Congress was moving slowly il
the transaction of bus ness, and a serious
division is anticipated between the Rali-
calls aud the President. The Senators
aud Representatives from tie Southern
States are still denied seats in Congress
The general newsis %uaimpert mt. Some
white New York soldiers ana Fedora.
negro troops had a fight tose her in Nor
folk, Va, Dee. 10th. Only one-a ne.
gro-was injured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

0REeoN IN CoNGREss.l0ar reverend
Congressman figures on Committees as
follows; 9Th among ten members on In
dian affairs: 9th among MIR members on
Pacific Railroad. Thus he is oa two gu;
Of thirty-three Standing Committees. 81
ther the State or the Representative is
very SHINY appreciated in that body
Should any resident of Oregon desire q
address a letter 10 our Congressman we
viii mention the fact that his ~ is =
II. D. Hen lerson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

FROM THE GrPlR IoUNTRTz1he
Columbia is still closed By ice. and 20
communication is had With Peraan ~
By trail from DaIies City. A few days
ago Mr.. S. W. Buchanan. Agent Of Wells.
Fargo & Co. at the Dalles. and messenger
Holland, arrived at Portland with about
$4,000 in treasure and a large lot Of ex-
press matter. They report the trail worse
than at any previous period. The road
from DaIIes City to Walla Walla is open.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

WoRrH Observation-Disclosures will find in
another colum the advertisement of Parrish
& Holman, Portland, who are established in
that city as Real Estate, Commercial, and
Stock Brokers, and General Intelligence and
Collection Agents. Persons in the interior
who wish business transacted in these several
departments in Portland, can repose conf
dence in the competency and integrity OF this
firm. They are prompt and faithful in full
filing their engagements.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

A Harry NEW YEAR SO We say
most heartily to all our patrons and read
ers. May they enjoy a merry day, a pros
porous year, and still happier, merrier and
more prosperous future years. down to an
honored old axe.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

ELECTION OF sESAroR.-Hm. C. Cole, for
merIy member Of Congress from California,
has been elected o. S. Senator to succeed
Hon. Jas. A. MeDougaIl. It is useless to
add anything further than that he is an Alb
sIitionist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

soIREE.-Mr. c. S. Barney, a most ac-
complished teacher of Dancing and the
finest yiOlinisti IN Oregon. will give a Dane
ing Soiree at the Empire Hotel hall, on
New Years evening. Read his adver-
tisement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30
QUARTERLY
M. e. CHURCH SOUTH.
CIRCUITS.

INDEPENDENcE-First Saturday and Sabbath
in January, 1866.
|SALEM-sec5nd Saturday and Sabbath in jan
uary.
n. B-The District Stewards will please NEE;
me ia CORVALLIS on t1e third Saturday and Sabbath
ia November. A. E.. SEARS. P. E..
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THR MAILs.-from ali parts Of the
Sa.e we hear complaints ab1us the irreg-
ulariiy or failure OF the mails. The storms
that have sreyailel have male travelling
-almest impossible.
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Zine oasss1s-e SUITS,
ovcxccats Of al Kinds.

LINEN T. SHIRTS. F4#CY ovEEsIsiRTs,
MERISo ASp c0TToE SOCKS.
SHAKER FLANNEL TEDERsHIRTs AID
DRAWERS,
SILK POCKET HANpKFRcuTETs.
ETD GLOVES. BUCEsETS GLOVES.
BLACK AND FaEcY NECK TIES.
SILK AND NIERIEo AND Cotton GLOVES,
BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

Tors! Tors lFreeland & Settlemier
have a choice aud splendid lot of toys and
holiday gifts shll for sale. Call on them
TO please your little folks on New Years
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-30

LoDI SoLD--This noted racer was sold III
San Francisco a few days ago for S., 100 in
gold. oVombs Of Napa, was the purchaser.
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ALBANY LODGE. NO. 4.

The Regular Meetings ofAIoany Lodge,
No, 4 T. o. f.. ara neid at to Hall ia Alb my,
4vsry WEDNESDAY EVENING, at Z o'c.uck
Brethrea in 'ud Standing belonging to other
Lod ses are invited to attend.
W. W. PARRISH, N. C.
ED. MERRILL, Secretary.
Albany, Nov. %, 1854
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE
akaxa@ named Institution of Learning, at a
meeting held oASaturday, Nov. IL. 1S65src-organ-
ised fhe School, By the employment of Rev. W. A..
FINLEY, Alb. rs President, and r. n. Arm
sTRoSc. ESD, Professor of Mathematics.
The Professors bayins q argc Of the Institution,
pledge themselves to devot, untiring atfen.
tiOn to the interests Of the pupils placed under
their supervision.
All the branches of learning usually taught in
Colleges will receive special attention when desired.
The Trustees intend to make the Corvallis Col
lego a FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION of learning,
worthy the patronage of all friends of education.
RATES OF TUITION
FOR SESSION OF 8 MONTHS:
PRIMARY BRANCHES .................. $1,000
PREPARATORY, 1880
ADVANCED, DITTO 1OeO0
INCIDENTAL EXPRESSES 5 CENTS PER WEEK.
OF those living out Of the County, payment re-
quirsd invariably in advance. Those in the City
and County, one half in advance, the balance at
the close OF the Session.
MS-For further particulars address the Presi-
don't, REV. w. A. FINLEY, Corvallis, Oregon, or
NJ. CANTERBURY,
President Board Of Trustees.
December 2, 1s65.-17-tf
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SCWOOA MEETENG.

rs HEREBY GIVEN
that there will be n m citing of the legal Vo-
tiers # School District, No. ). Linn cauntv. Ore ron.
nj the School Hause, en- SATURDAY. JANUARY
6, 1866. at 2 o'clock, FIR ths parpoae Of lsvyipg a
to rspair and enlarge the District School
House. BY order Of tie Direetaes.
+. A. FREELAND, Clerk.
Albany. Dec. 2s. 1865.
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you want Salt Cheap, or anything
esSs IN tie grocery linz, just come along aad
gt il, for / Will sell, i. pHHApLE.
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BANK EXCHAEGEg
VIM. GRID, PROPRIETOR!

vUvzIES POPULAR sALOON-IS IN
lie lulI yl.or uf sue ess. Tue personal at
t-..dancs of its acc mplished Proprietor assures to
very gust the most prompt and ~satisisct ~ at
icatlon in everything whica the house affords, to
entertain tn mind aud give cheer to the body.
Thu Billiard Saloon is provided with splendid
BILLIARD TABLES,
OF the lrtsst approved style, with all the best i'm
~prgvements.
TIE BAR
Is always supplied with tbs very best
ALE,
LAGER BEER,
ana $50 FORTH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
~ Ex-Governor Clark of Mississ;p

E~ Ex-Governor Clark of Mississippi,
was lately invited to address the Legislature
of that State. He replied: 81 feel that it
would be improper for me to deliver public
address op the condition of the country, al
though l am sure that such suggestions as
might make would be in support OF the Wise
and conservative policy which has been
adopted by our people, and which hope will
soon result in the full restoration of our be-
loved State to the enjoyment Of equal politi-
cal rights with the sister States of the Union,
and under the flag of the Union With ali
of you | marched under that flag in foreign
land, and it was victorious with all of you l
marched against it, and it was victorious ;
and it waves over us, is our flag, and may it
ever be victorious