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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
ADVERTIS NJ Il rs.

Persons or scdentnry habits troubled with weak
moss, lassitudc, palpitatiou of tho heart, lack o.
appetite. distress aftor eating torpid liver eonsu
patton, 6c deserve to suffer If they will not try
the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs. which
arc now recommended by tho highest medical au
thoritics, and warranted to produce nm imnodiat,
beneficial effect. They arecxeecdngly agreeable
perfectly pure, and must supcrccdo all other ton
les where n healthy, gentle stimulant Is required
They purify strengthen and invisoratc.
| They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidotc to change Of water and
diet.
They strengthen the system and snliVon th'
mind.
They prevent miasmntc and intermittent fsverS
| They purify tho breath and acidity of the stom.
ach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They make tho weak strong. the languid bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great rostorcr.-
They arc composed oftho celebrated Calisyn bark
wiutergrcen, sassafras. roots and herbs. all pre-
served in perfectly pure CT. Croix rum. For par
ticulnrs. sec circulars ana Testimonials around
each bottle.
! Beware Of inpostors. Examine every bottle
See that it has ow private L. = stamp unInntila'
ted over the cork with plantation scene, and our
signature on IL fine stoel plate sda label 500 that
our bottle is not reGlled with spurious and delete
rious stuff. Any person pretending to self Plan
tation Bttcrs hy the gallon in bulk, is nn i'm
poster. Any person Initiating this bottle, or sell
ing any other material therein. whether called
Plantation Bittcra or not, ID criminal under tho
u. S. Law. and will be 50 prosecuted by us. The
demand for brakes Plantation Bitters. from la
dies, ccrsymen, merchants. &c, Is Incredible
The simple trial Of bottle IS the evidence wo
present OF their worth and superiority. They are
sold by all respectable druggists. groccrs, phyAi'
clans, hotels, saloons. steamboats, and country
stores l.. II. DRAKE 4 co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
LYONS Extract Ginger.

Lyons Extract of Pure Jamaica Gingcr-for
Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
Cholera Aorbus. FIatulency, &c, where a warm
ing stiinulant Is required. It's careful preparation
and entire purity make it cheap and reliable ar
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at
90 cts per bottle. Ask for "LYox's" Pure Ex-
tract Take no other.
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n Q L, [ G. E!
s@s.-4a TO THE .s1 sn8 ]
OF LINN co.

Z WILL he present and receive Taxes at the
4. usual places Of voting al tue following time:
and places
Syracuse, Monday, November 3. 1866.
Scio. "Wednesday, November ,IsG6. 50
Franklin Butte, Thursday November s, 1866.
Snntiam, Friday, November .. 1866.
Lebanon, Saturday, November 10, 1866,
Waterloo. Monday, November II, 1866,
Sweet Homo, Tuesday, November Is, l8C6.
Brush Greek, Wednesday,, November L. 1866
Brownsville, Thursday, November Is, 1866.
Brownsville, Friday. November l6, 1866.
Center Saturday, November Ii, 1856.
Harrisburg, Tuesday, November 20, 1866.
Harrisburg, ~ oslitos day sNoyeuher 2i, 1866.
Peoria, Thursday, November -, 1866.
Orleans, Friday, November 23, 1866.
Albany, Monday, November 26 1866.
Albany, TccSllay, November '27. 1865. az
HARVEY SMITH,
oc20nIO3v& Tax Collector
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

THANKs.-McCormick, of Portland, will
again accept our thanks for late Eastern pa
pers. Remember, Mac keeps the very latest
publications always on hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

Rocky MOUNTAIN GAzETTE.-This is the
title of new paper just established at Hell
ena, Montana Territory. 1t is "skookum" F."
Democratic journal, and its mechanical ap-
pearance is of the first order.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
MARRIED.:

On Thursday, October 25, 1860. ut tho residence
of the brides father, by Rev. Il. L. Burch, James
d. Smith and Miss Lacina p. sheldon, all Of
Polk county, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

HORRIBLE MURDER.-On last Sabbath a
man was found dead in an untenanted cabin
eleven miles west of Corvallis, with his skull
fractured and his body partly consumed by
discovered
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
ADV ERTISEMENTS.

TnE peculiar faint or
infection which we
call SCRoPULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudcs Of men. It
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fccbled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

Dry GooDs AND HARDwARE.-See Jacob
Norcross' new advertisement in another col
Enp.
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SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned are hereby notified to appear and set
tie up within six weeks from this date, either by
note, cash or trade, and save costs. Our accounts
MUST BE SETTLED. J. FLEISCHNER & co.
Albany, Oregon, October 9th, 1866. v2nStf
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Notice.

YENHE Partnership heretofore existing between
4 L. H. Griffin and B. r. Freeland, known as
Griffin & Froeland Dentists, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent Of both parties. The accounts
apportioned to Is, r. Frecland have been placed
by him in the hands Of u. L. Russell for collec-
ton.
Albany, October 12, 1896. no93t
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
STORAGE, STORAGE.

~ Wheat and Oats. L am prepared to store on
as fair terms as any one in Albany. Come along
with your grain. [ pay cash for wheat, and as
much as any one in Albany.
au25-ly r. CHEADLE.
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AdgrnFIs sistratrfX Notice.


NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
v unders gned has been appointed. A,srnhis-
Iratrix of the Estate of Fielding Lewis, deceased,
by the County Court of Linn County, Oregon
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same to the under
signed within six months from the date hereof, at
her residences in Linn county Oregon. ssssz
NANCY c. LEWIS,
Administrators
JIG. PowEL1, Attorney for 41,lhlfhistratrix.
Oc20n1NIM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
AgVCliOmeeE.

VEVIIE undersigned having taken out License as
Auctioneer in this State, forewarps all per-
sons from doing business in that capacity, who are
not properly licensed to do'so by law.
oc6nStf WM. LISTER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

New BUILDIsGs.-Messrs. Parrish &
Mendenhall's magnificent fre-proof block is
now nearly completed. tits fine, substan-
tial brick building-the largest, except the
Court House, in town-and presents quite an
imposing appearance. Also, Mr.. Henry
Meyer has finished fre-proof brick build
ing near the upper end of First street, which
has been rented by Mr.. Gradwohl for q
dry goods store. We also notice that Mr..
W. w. Parrish is erecting very fine resi-
dence near the Court House. This structure
is of excellent style and finish, and, when
completed, few houses in town will excel it
in convenience and general appearance. Mr..
Sylvester, also has about completed private
residence in very desirable locality in the
city. This building is not large, but the de-
sign is neat, and for a small family twill be
pleasant abode. There are several other
family residences in course of erection in
different parts of town, which We viii per-
haps notice in the future.
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Money Market.
DEAru OF Mrs. CnAxoR.-It is this weeI

San Francisco Legal Tender rates tos....,,,.,..6967l
New York old i9
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

Broke HIS ARM.-Mr. Nathan Baird, Of
Brownsville, this county, had his left arm
broken by very vicious horse, which he
was attempting to shoe, on the 18th inst
The arm was set by DIR. Rice, of this place,
and there is, as we are informed, every pros
pect of a gneedy recovery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

THUIAs HAMPTON s. n. M'BRIDE.
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27

VERY NICE.-In the Atlantic States it has
for many years been customary to send n
greenback, or ut least q slice of the wedding
cake, along with 4 marriage notice. to the
printer-all Of which is very nice but here
we have received only one cake and mary"
greenback since we have been publishing the
DEMOCRAT, and have received not less than
thirty marriage notices in that time. How
much more complacently the printer can
look on the ''please insert, " at the bottom of
one of those little hymenial items, if he is
at the same time grasping in his hard-worked
fingers 5, or even 4 >! piece, which has
accompanied it. And how fervently he
wishes them success, happiness, and all the
other little etceteras (what name for 'em ,
incident to a state of double blessedness
and that the bridegroom should have sweet
cake and clean shirts all his life, and the
bride only smiles and caresses and loving
attentions and new dresses, and bonnets,
and filters. and waterfalls, and-so forth, from
the object of bcr choice, and that all the
little ''objects" may keep clean faces and
noses, and never 60 fishing and swimming
on Sundays. But when there is no money
nor no cake, nor ''no nuthin',n accompany
ing the notice, the blessings are ''scant."
and if there is wish expressed it is that the
bridegroom may find lis dreams Of domes
tic bliss deIusive vision, his bride shrew,
AMI his children as noisy as wolves, as dirty
as digger Indians, as ignorant as CannibaIs,
and as ugly as orang- g-outangs. Projectors oF
connubiai bliss, remember the printer.
4 SrrxxER.-One evening this week
youthful and ardent swain of cur city might
have been seem vending his way in the ii
rection of an unpretending looking mansion
in the outskirts" intent upon paying his
''deTours" to one Of the fair inmates Of the
aforesaid unpretending &c, and presently
he entered the before mentioned unpretend-
ing &c, and was received by his affinity in
the usual way; sat with the object ofhis &c,
till near the .'wee snG' hour, when the
male "pacient" Of the young lady, who had
long since gone TO his ''retiracy" and been
gobbled up by natures sweet rcstorer, was
startled from his nap by the sound of Il
''s1nack, y and becoming somewhat indig-
nant that his rest should be so disturbed,
arose, and, regardless of the requisite dress
to appear before company" boldly march
ed into the room occupied by the ''dOyes," s"
and, in not the mildest and most hospitable
tone in the world, asked the ardent, &C., ''if
he couldn't stay for breakfast" lie didn't
stay.
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HAMPTON & MCBRIDE.

DEALERS ~ TuRNITURE, BEDS / BEDDING.
Cor. First and Washington Sfs..
ALBANY, LINN co., OREGON
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25
SAN DOMINGO,
Triumph Of the Revolution and Deparf
Mre of EX-Presilesat Rnax 40


ST. DOMINGO CITY. June 9.-The revolution has
trlumphed sr. Baez leaves to-day in the Spanish
steamer barcelona, for St. Thomas
lie mad been expecting, for the last few DAYS com
misslonerS from the Provisional Government to whom
he desired, apparently. TO depose his functions ri
executive power; but, on the 18th ult he receiy ed
the udlnss that General Pimente had advanced with
superior force IN the neighbOrhood of San CerIos
suburb OF the city of st. Domingo, and received a
despatch from said General, by a courier onnonpo
ing that the city must be surrendered within forv
eight hours. ~ A0i''
Baez answered the despatch and wanted to enter
INTO neS9tlatlons but owing to the rumor that the
garrison had opened the gate of the city to the in
Vadlna army, panic and CONSERVATION prevailed
,b aez sought an asylum in the French Consulate
inc cry was at the consulate Sdlue cui Y1eut0 Tho
protection OF that nag saved him from the mob to
whose Jury he would otherwise have been sacrificed
- n PROVISIONAL government installed, under
General Plmentel, and orderwaS soon r. Established
II was determined to demand Mr.. Ba,z from the
french consul Tor trial; but after mature consideration
was decided, to prevent any further disturbance TO
SEND MN his passports and get rid of him. He was
hnally allowed to embark on board the Spanish
steamer barcelona. Ills brother, Damien Bacz and
Ienera PEDRO Guilerm0, the one who aided the riot
that btought Mr.. Baez to power. have been imnr;s
oned and will DO tried ncendiaries The electoral
coeges are to be convened and the presidential cleo
ton is to take place by instantaneous general snf
frage. " sui
The candidate who probably will be elected is Con-
well known; unlike MIR. Baez, who after having 90
cupied the rank of Field Marshal in the SneniSb
army, renowned that title on the evacuation of the
Island by Spain, and caused himself by means of
money ana revolutionary movement, to be electe
President. ~
This unanimous rising has not caused tha least
trouble or boodShed in the country. The CITY of ST
Domingo being the seat of government is the ONLY
place where some mOmentary disorder prevailed
The island is positively quiet and no doubt will re-
main so for a long time.
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Horrible Ahair-A Wife and Stepdau~hter
Murdered In Cold BIood,.

Adrian CMich.l Cor. June 1Sth) Chicago Tribune
The town of Medina. eighteen miles Southwest OF
this city, this forenoon, the scene of one of the
most atrocioas double murders ever committed in
this State. The perpetrator is named Isaac Vanac-
ter, farmer forty years of age and his victims are
his wife and step-daughter-the latter AGED eleven
years. He has borne a bad character auong his
neighbors, being of quarrelsome disposition adj
dcted to the use of Intoxicating liquors, and has
served term IN the state prison for grand larceny
1t appears from the confession of the murderer who
is in prison here that this morning in dispute be-
tween Vanacter and his wife. his son. about sixteen
years OF age, who was present, endeavorcd to quiet
the old man, but failing left the scene. On former
occasion, when quarrel occurred between the cOu-
pie, the wife had invoked the assistance of her
protner who lives near their farm, and he chassed
1hSoorother IN summary way.
;henemberng this fact, the old man concluded that
ms SON mad again gone to his uncle for assistance
ana Immediately after his departure he seized an axe
anu anu struck his wife on the head with it. knocking
6 uumn ana stunning her. On seeing her mother
t h .he nttie girl attempted to quit the house
LUZ nas pursued by Vanacter who Oysrtaking her
noehea ner IN the head as he had his wife Return
s 70 .ne form of the latter the brute dis
Uorefns some signs of life struck her once or twice
WIN tne edge of the axe splitting her skull and
UIsens ieaIiul cash in her neck He then went tn
Mnere me ntte grl was lying and soon extpgnished
Iae ta spark After the commission of the borrible
DEEDS tine murderer took his gun and foIowed affar
ms son. and endeavored to shoot him He faiIed in
inc fne stenp. however as the boy, before starting
from ne house mad removed the caps The old vii.
tb snen refarned to his house and remained until
the oMeess Of the law came and secured him, A'a'
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-25

MEETING OF IrALIANs.-A large meeting of resi-
DENT Italians was held in New York on Friday even
ing. for the purpose of expressing sympathy with
their native land, and taking such action as should
seem best to assist her in her struggle for liberty
now impending. Addresses were delivered, and the
following resolutions passed:
Resolued, That the Italians of New York, in gen.
eral assembly, render tribute of praise and admi.
ration to their fellow citizens of Italy for all that has
been done to promote the independence of the COM
mon country.
Resolred., That they make an appeal to their
brethren of New York and America to subscribe
funds for sending volunteers to Italy.
Resolued, That the committee to be appointed to-
night shall be permanent one during the war ofin-
dependence.
Resoiued That they avail themselves of this oppor-
tHnity to express their gratitude to the American
Government, under the Presidency of Abraham Lin
coin. for first having acknowledged the present Gov
eminent Of Italy, at the time expressing their
thanks to the American press and to the American
nation large for the sympathy always shown TO the
cal, % of Italy.
Retoued That the invitation of the meeting is ex-
tended 10 the friends and well.wishers Of the unity
and independence OF Italy.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY,

Major General W. S. Hancock commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
2artment, Breyet Col. A. e. King
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette Street BIT. 1t
Col; Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
olnce, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal General Of Delaware and Mary
land-Breyet Brigadier General w. H. Browne: office
Nc. 81 N. Calvert street. '-O' '--O'
Depot COmlnissary-Breyet Brigadier General Thos
wilson; assistant and Bt 1t. Col L. N Smith, c. S,
office, n 6 S: Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-CoI Geo
v. Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets as
sMlstants CAPTAIN A. NJ. Cumming, A. Q. M; office
Paymasters-Brevet Lieut.. Col. +, 3. Warner. Naior
b. L; G. Hooper, Drantz Mayer William H. Nico
and W. II. Stewart: offices. Post Office Building
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCTATr~MONDAY. JUNE * 7eee

:. Cushions FOR JuLY.-Demorest's Mirror of Fash
ION says on inc subject of fashions for July that an
skirts The most fashionable are cut in the gored
style with large paits at the back but plain in front
6duced. Underskirts are also gored or made with
nounces Suits are universal for travelling walking
OF ordinary wear composed of poplin, Of limos, of
vet OF same shade, or bands of silk in contrasting
c cn new style of black silk paeot made with
Sut sieeTes Is open on the hips and the back and
points, and is confined around the waist with belt.
Some light buff and blue suits are composed of low
gored dress and paletot both without sleeves; with
the dress is worn pulled tucked white waist and
the sleeves OF this completes the suit Bonnets are
all very small. ~ CIV
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Baltimore Markets. June 23.

C0FFEE.-There are no transactions to-day. The
market is very quiet, and there is no demand except
1512@l6 cts for common, 17@lS cts for fair and 5000
cts for good to prime, long price; Laguayra l9@Z05
FL0UR.-There is nothing doing; the market is
much inclined to dizziness and downward tendency,
ern spring Wheat Super at @g city Mis- do est at
$975S9l0; Extra W estern spring Wheat S050@ll so;
do City Mills 81 25all q; Howard Street Superino
choice brands, Sl025@l0.5G do Extra $l20l350; and
Patapsco, Reservoir and other choice brands of Bat
more Family and Extra at 81 so for the former and
Si3.50 Tor the latter, and Chesapeake Extra at
$l4.5OR Dbl. Rye Flour we quote at Sc 25@650, and
Corn Meal at S5@5.50 = Dbl. with good inquiry
to-day and although there no Change in our Quota
tons the general tone OF the market be reported
inanmate and languid- The offerings continue very
small, being of ali descriptions OF Grain less than
10000 bushels. We sales of white Corn at rs
cts. yellow do l05@l05 cts Wheat, red, 3OO9SI5 cts
Z bushel and white do z9O@330 cts. Gals were in less
aemano; We quote them nominal alto cts for Mary
ian "a and Virginia; and 6S@64 cts for western.
MOLASsES.IThere was a cargo Of 236 hhds sold
We quote MuscOvadO mt 55965 cts Glazed 5OG52 cts:
English Island 55@75 cts; and Porto Rico at 6O@S6
;. PROVlsIONS.-The sales to- day have been very
limited, there beng no demand except of retail
Sides IS cts; Bacon Shoulders II cts do Sides 1870
tie5ces and Mess Pork $Si@55 & Dbl - IL '''S anu
. RlCE.-Ihere is very little doing We ouofe
hangoon IN bond 4@f4 cts gold, . ID, and l0GsIOll
ets duty free. There is very little Carolina In
SUGARS-,There are To transactions reported to-
day; the market is generally quiet and prices un-
for fair refining ll@ll cts for good to prime do; II
gllA cts for fair grocery; 12I4@l215 cts for GOOD
dol3Sl3A cts for choice do; Porto Rico lO5aii cts
for fair refining; ll@llaz cts for good do; i24@l5%
cts tor tar grocery; i22@ IS cts for good do: l34
Is cts quality. 80 ~
SALT.-,There have hecn no sales to-day except of
retail character There are several cargoes of Liv-
the present rates offered for them We note the sa
Of 4COO sacks ex bark Myrtle on private terms
We quote Ground Alum ut S2.l5. and Marshall's and
NTorthington's Fine at $3.209325 = sack No
Ashtons Fine in market. Turks Island firm at so
cts 2 bnsh, from store. " w
WHISKY is dull, lower and unsaleable. We note
sales in lots of to 10 bbs at 20 cts a gallon; round
lots OF Western can be had at 22S cts but there is
little or no demand. -
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clerk in the Freedmen's Bureau Office at Car
roton, was severely punished on Saturday night last
by several persons disguised as negroes. We did
are permitted by the good people of that place. they
may expect to have some soldiers CHARTERED amongst
to investigate the matter,-Loai,riHs Courier.
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EmpOrts-FOreISn.

st Jago de Cuba-Brig Water Witch-3s6 bbds
sugar. 136 hbis do. ties do, kirkland. Chase Il Co.
Liverpool-Norwegian bark Gitana-4,400 sacks
salt, order.
Port Trinidad. Spain-Brig Mountain Eagfe-1eO
hhds sugar 81 ties do. IS bbls do 20 punchs molasses
kirkland, Chase K Co.
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FEATRIcIDE. NJ WEsrERN Nav YonK.-A cnrres

FgsaTRlCtDE IN WESTERN New YoRK.-A cores
account OF an atrocious murder committed on We'd
nesday morning, at York Centre, Livingston county
age. VINO had had some difficulty with his brother
6regor was literally butchered by him. The murder
Was Golhinltted with common axe one blow sever
!hra portion OF the subclavian artery another OMEN
ing tne ehest and cutting asunder the fourth fifth
thlrd wound was on the right forearm, severing the
t hand AND the fourth on the right cheek Separating
tne temporal artery. The two brothers had been in
after they mad parted their sister Eliza heard Hush
shouI, ana coming down from her room found him On
the moor bleeding; she called her brother Gregor bnt
ne mad lied She then went to the house of brother
homas; So ne returned with her. finding Hugh alive
put unable 70 speak. A coroner's jury was called
and verdict rendered in accordance with these
facts Inc murderer was captured near Genesee
yesIeroay morning and declared that he had pre-