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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

THE REsULT-The reaction of the
war upon the taste, habits, ambitious and
morals Of our people, has proved fearfully
damaging. The old order of things has
been entirely broken up. The leaders oi
other days are left behind, if not forgot.
ten. Glasses are dissolved. The ideas
and usages with which We have become
familiar, are thrown aside. New men
new customs, new notions, are everywhere
uppermost. The low have become lifted
up. Followers have become leaders
Beggars of yesterday are millionaires to.
day, and set the fashion for whoever is
foolish enough to follow their guidance
The consequences arc legitimate. Such
an intense and insane rush and struggle
for wealth, reckless extravaganza of ex
penditure, such delirium for vulgar dis
play, this country has never seen. And
alas not only taste, refinement, purity
and piety have gone down before the tide
but even honesty, the only firm basis ot
commercial prosperity, the only sure sup
port OF social order, the one essential con
dition of individual and public welfare i;
yielding to the weight and pressure Of
popular passions and fatuity. Specula.
tions, which are merely gamblings under q
less obnoxious name, frauds and all imag-
Unable villainies, are carried on almost
openly. It is estimated that single in.
terest lied the Government out of sixty
millions of dollars last year Christian
Enquirer. aa5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03
The Prosperity of Four Years Of
Abolition Rule.

The city of New York contains more
than tvs o-ffths Of the whole taxable prop.
erty Of the State Of New York. This i
the yal uation Of the Assessors. The
whole = aluation Of the State is 1885,
.S79,GS5; Of the city. 1922 ,595, ,040.
1t is a sad reflection, that the debt ere.
atcd by the war exceeds in amount by
nearly eleven hundred millions of dollars
the whole assessed value of the real and
personal estate of the Empire State oi
New York. If the whole State were sold
out, thp proceeds would pay only three.
ffths Of the debt, and leave more than Z
Thousand millions unpaid.
There has been an increase in the val
urtion of the property of New York city.
since that of last year, in the amount oi
$40, ,594,079. This is, to considerable
degree, accounted for by the depreciation
Of the currency The difference in the
value of greonbacks carries up the paper
valuation without increasing the specie
value
The return confirms the statement fire.
quently made, that the increase of popu.
lation and of voters in the old States oi
the North, has of late been confined tc
the cities and business centres, and that
there is positive falling off in the agri.
cultural districts While the increase in
the city of New York only is put at SAG,
000, 900, that of the rest Of the State is
stated at only So, 100000. This, with the
same correction of currency, would show
a positive falling off in the country dis
tricts. Carrying the analysis out, it i:
found hat it is the towns and villages in
the cou ntry which exhibit whatever in.
crease il reported for them, and thus help
to disguise the actual decay in agricultu.
raj districts. 1t is pitiable fact for the
consideration OF the people when they
come to revise the legislation which give:
such enormous bounties to the manufac
turers, and weighs with such impressive
ness on the agriculturists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

A FIEND.-Brownlow writes An at
tempt to force Southren traitors into their
seats in Congress with bayonets will be
made the occasion for the outbreak. Let
the despot now at the head of the Govern
ment attempt thing of this kind if he
dare. A million of gallant Union men
will at once appear in the District of Col
umbia, surrounding both the Capitol and
the White House, disposing of the heads
of leading traitors after the most appeoved
style of the age in which the King of En-
gland lost his head If another war shall
be forced upon the country, the loyal
masses, who constitute an overwhelming
majority of the people of this great nation,
intend it shall be no child's play. They
will, as they ought to do, make the entire
Southern Confederacy as God found the
earth when he commenced the work of
creation, "without form and void. p
They will not, and ought not, to leave a
rebel fence-rail, clubhouse or dwelling in
the eleven seeded States. And as for
the rebel population, let them be exter-
minated. And when the war is wound
up, which should be done rapidly and
with swift destruction, let the lands be re-
surveyed and sold out to pay the expen-
ses of the war, and settled only by people
who will respect the Stars and Stripes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

The Nashville Dispatch gives the fol
lowing amusing account of Northern
miscegenation affair illustratrating Hoos
ier woman's ideas of Southern morality
She brought her wares to the wrong mar
ket. 1t says
A short time since lady of some pre-
tentions arrived in this city, securing com.
Portable quarters settled down. She gave
her former place of residence as Indiana
that State of easy marriages and quick di
vorce. A few days ago the lady needed
the services of a physician, and DR.
was summoned. The parturition was safe
ly accomplished, and both mother and
child doing well but imagine the surprise
of the doctor on noticing that the color Of
the infant did not at all correspond
with the complexion of the mother
Kinky hair, fattened nose and thick lips
gave indubitabIe evidence of African des
cent Our medical friend announced the
result of his observations, which were re
ceived very calmly by his patient "She
was aware" sho said, "and indeed those
were her reasons for coming to this city
In her State sucha thing would be talked
about, but here, she presumed, such
things were not uncommon. Further
she would like to dispose of it (the child,
in some manner; could the Doctor afforc
her any assistance in this direction also?
"No madam" replied the Doctor, "sucl
property is of no value here now. A few
years ago it would have been worth ;
hundred dollars, but there is no marke
for it now." We have yet to learn wha
disposition has been made by the mothe
other dusky offspring. The Doctors DIR,
Joke doubtless astonished her."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

Den ne says (:
Can't go in, its against the rules.
Den / tell him my name is Hans Van
Steenix, from der Bowry, und / shows
him my bassbort, und he says:
Sorry, but bassborts don't reach. You
can't 20 in.
SO | try him NIT greenbax. f.
Und he say:
All, your name is Van Stecnix. Go
in. Find your son
Den / find der chaplain, und wants
him to go NIT me und take in some good
tings sent by the sanitary fair, und /
show him my bassborts. Und he says
All, very good, but they don't reach.
SO try him init grcenbax.
Und he goes NIT me, to help me look
at my son Sam who shot the battle of
with a ball in one leg. Und l find my
son Sam gone dead two weeks. Und
couldn't find where he was buried, for
had no more grecnbax. So / come home
work my passage. lost my son Sam
| lost my grecnbax, dey make laws while
! am gone dat my sthore in der bowry
sells no more lager beer aud / shust tell
you how | gets fooled once but no more.
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Locey were unusually unwell during the
most of the session remarkable, indeed,
that virtuous young men should thus be
ailing. They were each unable to be
present while needful legislation for the
good of the State was going on, but when
any partisan measure was pending before
the House, like Hamlet's ghost, they
gave audience for season and then re.
tired. 1t is said by some that the cause
of Herman's illness was dissipation, but
Locey's sickness was occasioucd by the
defeat of Gibbs for the United States
Senate.
Garlick, of Multnomah, was early
placed on the Committee on Elections, as
chairman, and rs such ought to become
the champion of the contested cases, but
a want of ability precludcd him from fig
uring conspicuously in any measure. He
reminded your correspondent of little
sore-headed cur, usually rushing in after
an important measure had been disposed
of, then finding himself thwartcd. would
content himself with giving n few fussy
snaps and settling back again into his
kennel.
John White, of Multnomah, has been
much ccnsurcd by his political friends for
defeating Gibbs, but aside from the Sena.
torial contest, shall ever think that Mr..
White made rather an exemplary mem
Der.
Rosenhcim, Whites colleague, is the
Jew so wide famed as the vibrating mem.
Der in the session of 1866. His daily
changes from the Radicals to the Democ-
racy, and rice Uersa, were an anomaly in
the human character. The same fortune
that elected him to the Legislature will
forever forbid his having a political
friend. lie worked in the interest OF
Loryea and the Insane Asylum, ever
trimming his sails TO catch the breeze that
was to blow good fortune upon that insti-
tuition. Loryea, being once Democrat,
has attached his fortunes that of the Rad
ical; having "set his eyes upon cast, -
now let him "staud the hazard Of the
die; ;" unless he hastens at once to return
to his first love he need not expect to
find compassion among his old friends,
but on the contrary We will lash him to
the quick with retributiyc justice for his
persistent wickcdness aud folly.
have now fulfilled my duty in respect
to the members as best | could. may
have occasion hereafter to refer to some
Of them. l sincerely hope that the for
tune that would make US great and a
happy people will never again permit an
other Oregon Legislature to assemble
composed of men SO admirably skilled in
all the arts of villainy aud intrigue as the
one just closed. God grant that Olney
and Upton, and Granny Chcncworth, and
Hangman Dolph, and Africanus johnson,
and Honest Tom Cornelius will never
again be the leaders of the House and
Senate, as long as honest men and white
men are determined to govern themselves
Men of Oregon, remember the outrages
done you at this session. Voters of Ore.
gon, treasure up their wrongs, and pay
the perpetrators and all such a lasting
compliment" at the polls in June, 1868
Yours truly, LISTENER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

UNDERGROUND travelling in London
increases at an astonishing rate. The
number of passengers carried for the frs
half of the present year by the metro
politan underground railway was 10, SOB
S95, against 4, 1923 ,437 in 1868 and 7,474
2S3 in 1865.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

DRoUTH IN MIssoURI-The papers
of Western Missouri complain of a seri-
Gus drouth at present prevailing there
The st. Louis Union says that the farm
ers are seriously troubled at the prospect;
the corn that bid fair to be much more
than an average crop will be cut extreme
ly short, not making over half crop,
while the late potatoes will be failure
TRocky Mountain News.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

SoLEMN,-An old bachelor says, ofall
the solemn hours he ever saw, that occu.
pied in going home one dark night from
widow Beans, after having been told by
her daughter Sally, that he 'needen't
come again. was thcmost solemn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

In England there are $4,000 police
man and constables. Of these about
1900 are in London, about 66oO in Dor
oughs, and the remainder in agricultural
districts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

HOUSE. SIGN. CARRIAGE. AND ORYA-
MENTAL PAINTERS CHALMERS AND
GLAZLERS.
Also, Paperhanging and Calccrnining done with
ueatuess and dispatch. Shop ~ the upper end oi
First street. in CuaGiugham's old stand, Albany,
Oregon. se22no6u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

To MAKE LEEcHEs BITE.-f the
leach will not bite, bind him apprentice
to a broker for week, and he willbecorne
SO sharp that he will bite through kitch-
en- poker, or the heart of bill discounter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

A Cool DREss.-A correspondent of
paper below, says: "Miss B., with that
repugnance to ostentation in dress which
is so peculiar to her sex was attired in q
simple white lace collar fastened with a
neat pearl button solitaire"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

THE Greek census of 1864 has just
been published at Athens, The total
in that year was ], ,4OO, ,0Ou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03

ONE of the attractions of the Paris Ex-
position will be prize for the best singer
in the world, of 10,000 francs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03
]. c. POWELL,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CH4NCERT,
A LBANY, Oregon. Collections and convey
a ances promptly attended 10. Oc20nlOly
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DIR. HICKLIN.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEOYAND ACCOUCHER
Having settled in Brownsville. Linn county Or
sgon, would respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the people of that vicinity v2n5-3m
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03
d RICE. VI. D..

SURGEON PHYSICIAN AND 4CCOUCHER
Tenders his services in the various branches Of
his profession to the citizens Of Albany and sur
rounding country. Oihce aP-rtairs, in Poster :
Brick ocl3 uo9ly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03
BUSIN ESS CARDS.
J. LYONS,

JEFELER, AND CLOCK AND WATCH
ID EPAIRER. Shop in ]. Fleischncr L Co.'S
IL Store, Albany, Oregon. oc2OnlOly
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y. Il. cRASOR. Il. HELM
CRANOR q HELM,
ATTORNEYS & COCNSELL ORS AT LAW
0FFIcE-In Norcross' Brick Building, upstairs,
Albany, Oregon, au4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-11-03
ADVERTISE ENTS.
II THE SOLICITATION OF

At THE SOLICITATION OF
~ many citizens Of Linn and Benton counties
have fitted up the lower Albany Ferry, at Albany,
Oregon, at heavy expense, and in such manner
4as to accommodate the travelling public at all
times that ferrying is wanted to be done,
AT REDUCED RATES,
Hoping thereby to secure a liberal patronage.
My Ferry Boat is well constructed, with all Of
the latest improvements for safety, and strongly
secured by good WIRE ROPE.
ASHBY PEARCE, Proprietor.
Albany, Aug. 18th, 1S66-1y
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FRESH OYSTERS!

Direct from Yaquina Bay, acknowledged by cpl
on the coast.
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= @. pIgate's Honey soap-Thls celebrated
oet Soap such universal demand, is made from the
aoicsst ma tsrias is mild and enoent its nature fra
y soent ed and extremely beneficial upon
For asl by all drugglsta and rnncv eoods aealers
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LOTTERIES.
III ENTUCRY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO., MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000. ...
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
GLASS D,
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 3O1H, 1866
Only 10000 Numbers-6OE Prizes,
Only 10000 Numbers-oOS Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine
drawing the 10000 prize are $50. $1,000
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ,..........,.... 54OO
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $25OOo prize Of, 45OO
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 Pie are ,..' 27OO
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine re-
drawing the s. 900 prize .. 225u
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine re-
drawing the $3.50 prize 1893
go approximation prizes of 800 each for the re-
drawing the $1,000 prizes 27GOJ
6S5 prizes amounting 1882 5O
Whole tickets $24 Halves, Sl2; Quarters, ST. Eghths
50; Sixteenths, 81 30.
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS. L. HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No 40 Camp street,
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans.
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Grand Amateur Concert will he given the Odd Fellows
Han on MONDAY EVENING JUNE 18TH, under the drec-
ton Of the members Of the Louisiana Guard Artillery for the
purpose raising funds assist carrying the object and
purposes the Association Several distinguished and well
known amateurs have lent their eryces and the intention
make it brilliant and attractive entertainment ckets to
be had at Backmars Gfunwad La Hache Dolls music
stores Tyler and Zmmemans jewcy stores and Of the
men ppnrra1y
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= eadaunrter. Fsnlnn Hrotherhood Of

Louisiana New Orleans June 20, l866-All persons who
have contributed this organization in this city
respectfully requested send their together with
contributed by them to whom paid to the ur
dergned through O. Box No 49, The object Of this re
quest fnd peroo who have received contributions
have failed Tor the to these headquarters
thereby imposing upon the good people Of this city.
hoped that contributors will be pleased TO comply with
as request in tile deauers may be discovered
RpgneriGIIy
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COPARTNERs HIP.

/ HAVE -TgEEs. DAY Issorr4 TED yvrra sfE.
as.4Ls hohinnel Co Hazelhurst Ms snj Nsgsrs 80
Assln5 DHgHaTn o. Apalaehicos FIoFidL aUd vii e55
gnHe me G7tsnn Faetgraae General go5fssif h a
ne.s unde the style ofMERRITT DGNA n WefsyTs M
,,.-.o..-..- l. n. HREEFTT, II Csrondae. street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

I OST OR MESLAID-CERTIFICAT NO. 1858,
~ for seventy shares Jackson Railroad Stock September e.
1893, in favor Of r. S. Wer.
Also, certificate No 1876 Fifty shares Of same January
9, ls6l in favor Of j. j. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application will be for new
certificates
New Orleans. La Jure r.
MrnnrrE r.nrrrr,r,
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s5.ea@sr' 4a}aofog Jhis gag.
spMNLAE. NOTENEs.


-- NotIcc-A meeting of the New Orleans
Caledonia Society will be held On FRIDAY EVENING, ga
June, at O'clock at Room No g. Odd Fellows Hall,
Lafayette street. business Of importance
win be brought before the meeting.
JOHN DOIG, President,
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NOTICE
STATE COUPONS MISSING.

Coupons Nos 1899, 1924 1896 1885 l4Ol l44o 1872 1874
l4l5 and 1916 for fifteen dollars each due one july 1862 one
January July, 1863 January and one July 1864
January and july 1866 January, 1866
State bonds belonging the Union louisiana having
while the possession Of either State
the military authorities after del very
them The public esuonednot negotiate the same,
t GEO. A FRERET, Cashier
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FURNITURE RNITU 5E
BY MONTGOMERY d. BRO,
R. y. MONTGOMERY, Auctionesr.
6 ATURDAY. June 2:S, ut IL O'Clock q. N,
- at their Auction Mart 50 Camp street be sold
a general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, suck
as Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Beistead Bureaus
Arpuirs Weshstands Mahogany Walnut Tetes Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet
ses Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engragugs
Paintings Ceokng Stoves and Utensils etc. being the
Of several well turnighed houses
-ALgC-
A large Invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood SET
Chairs, etc
aFs TERMs--Cask
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Chartered BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
OF ALABAMA.
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TENNEssEE Iron.

The undersigned agent for the sale Of Hmaa Rro song
celebrated TENNESSEE IRON, is prepared execute
orders for a sizes Fiat Round Square Horse shoe Pezgh
sah and Boiler Iron O. II. sL0C0MB,
"a Canal and - Common streets
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=
NINE CHOICE LOTS OPPOSITE D GoLaS SQUARE
near V-,.bf7r,,, Ararra ,csIt ru..l and fenced
~ ""'t'1=. va "a '-''' WI % -'' 60
Eyv rE vgrz rrysr g, N yys5s nn-r.rs
NE - Wv '~ ~ -S-'
J. B. WALTON AGrtcueer,
Oaeo No. II CGroHdeet street
, ia msSsaht AID Ra11e a. EzePaags IN RoS ,i
MINI LGfs o. GR%D 1 10 fsf r6 tirlet % Of t5
e d isafa S4 By h e, NJ ' . ac a ana re-
Vol ed and under goa sncng Ind - 6opIrsi iof Eth
The Dfy4des rsst Eal52.& NY n go.ss, 81 eo@letion
dea6g parposes d" an nj LOT s''asD'' or "f gar
p .wslve months The Il The purchaser
acts o sale aeo beo oEs qas @ Pab at the s
revenue stamps
POSITIVE SALE OF A LOT OF GROUND ON FaEEEr
street, between Grayier ard Perdido streets,
-
u H. "AAION q DESLOSDEi
J. B. W4LToE, Auctioneer
CtATURnAV June o.sd at 40 o,crocIr NJ
= At the NePc6a1, al srcTi%Hse az RI
street between Canal and cuohonse streets vim be sold
- LII oE GflUSD IN the frs: district Of ths city,
streets meginhg y te9 10 inches aud ne front on Ieet
httt ny utp 81 20 ltet between parallel n s. ana dGsg
Droae notary ds 9 the 76 49, oeSs s o VIII
a ven n e s} 6G OF one story stable This
e7y- TERMS Cash in U S Treasury notes
Act of sale before a Mazursau notary ru5Ic a.
nue. que stamps o. ING purchaser D''nons n' : Internal fe'9
ma ~
wiz f'41aS 0eo" ara ABOVE IN font ana Garden
"-'A' w ~ '''S 5slet'i oetmEe1 fty'au!" H~A an
,r,,-.- -.--.
---'P'N-1 NS1-''
u Il. Ii. WALTON & DES EDNDE,
o. % "-|1N'' 1h-s'',-'s''
ILL
Olce--3I CarOnGe!et street corner o. CnicL street
G ATERTAY, june 2B, 1909, at . O'Clock
= - ~ M baYGhp,,tsf rd ATrnTsar EvclsrTa -
sgd- "
LOT or GFOUND Eftuata nm Prv+a7fa e. rae4 IN .l,s
suu4re Npuore;r Ev74rfa ya- Crrfap-n7
fytauia streets uc4suring 40 i- front on tia srraat
IN deth m g5 pat 5styreu pRrIl4f 1rs toresr t Viii
Improvements thereon istiG. II very ie9 tg6 st5Ty
And ggoya In ,a, r,1sir cont INN fa gr ig ] No.
p4ntries e,c n rear hi IinD INF. f5.s is ye d.sirahIe
yue Iay NJ 4 gardau Or Grounds an tfs e pInrjshed G
sbrubbery and ornamental trees ~
Possession cen be given in October
ha H1cs al a credit Of ota ,aa 4, I .J ~ = lls
r.nT psga5le To I'LL 5rf nr,i.r Faart, tr.s. ~ +