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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

The Nashville papersridicule the story
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-05-19

A soldier stole a bottle of whisky in
San francisco lately. and paid for it by
being fent to the County Jail for three
months. Rather costly.
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.tnh ACT OF OCTOBER IL. 1891

IatrsssYs ACT or OCTOBER IL, 1894
Section /. That all white male inhabitants over
the age of twenty-onc years, who shall have re-
sided within This State for six months next pre-
ceding an election, or have declared their inten-
tions to become citizens Of the United States,
Aesording 10 the provisions of the Constitution,
shall be entitled to vote for Presidential Electors.
Representative to Congress- State, District, county
end precinct officers, 'rorided, That ninety days
bona Hde residence in a county, next preceding an
election, shall be required to entitle a person to
vote for county and precinct officers, and likewise
ninety days preceding such election in a district,
for district officers.
The following. passed October 81, 1861, was re-
pealed by the Act passed December 10, 1865, at
The Special Session
[Sec.. 2. That no person shall be entitled to Fote
at any State or county election in this State, who
has been directly engaged in the rebellion of the
so called Southern ConfedcTacy. by bearing arms,
furnishing supplies, or in any other wayl
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aNOTIGE..

TO Delinquent Tax PAYERS.
DERSOES KN0WTNG THEM.
l. setysS IN arrears for, taxes for the year 1885,
q 4 fsfmcf ysSrs VII savee costs By calling I'M
pels me to collect thestax if I can find property
out of which to make the same, on or before the
FIRST 0RgUAY next and tine vii apt permit
me to call the second time. If you think you can
travel fprtensceHts per Hils now Is your time.
Albany, April 20. 1856.
IN o ". KIcH1RnsoN, Tax Collector.
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III Sal fH- -s M E Z
ACT OF DEC. 10, IS65-sPEcIAL SESSION.
An Act to prevent Fraudulent and Illegal Voting,
and % repeal certain laws in conflict Herewith.
Section 1. That at all general and special cleo
tons held in this State, it shall be the duty of the
Judges Of such election to administer the following
Ieath to any person o1erin his vote, unless the
person SO offering to vote is known to one or more
of said judges to possess the qualifications therein
aYva,N, do solemnly swcsr Cor affirm that
you are a citizen of the United States, twcnty-one
years of age, and have resided in the State of
Oregon six months Immediately preceding this
election, and ninety days in the district and
county Immediately preceding the election, and
yon know of no lawful disqualification that you
possess; and that you will support the Constitution
and laws of the United States, and the govern
meut of the United States against all enemies,
whether foreign or domestic, and will bear true
faith, allegiance and loyalty to the same, any
ordinance, resolution or law of any State Conxen-
ton or Legislature to the contrary notwlthstand-
ing and that ypushaFe not voted in any other
county or precinct az this election. So help you
|God.5 If an affirmation, the words, 'sunder the
pains and penalties Of perjury shall be added.
In case the applicant is of foreign birth, and the
foregoing oath is not applicable, the following
oath, in lieu Of TIE foregoing, shall be administered:
. You dc sol. mnly swear that you ere twenty
one yeaYsaof age, and have resided in the United
States one year, and in the State Of Oregon during
the six months immediately preceding this elec-
ton, and have declared your intention to becomes
lcitizen of the United States, one year preceding
this election, c~onformably to claws CT the United
States on the subject of naturalization, and have
bona fdely resided in the District and county
next preceding this election, and that
you know Of no lawful disqualification that you
possess; and that you win support the Constitu-
lion and laws or the United States, and the gov
efnncrt bf7the United States against all enem;es,
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From The indianapolis Journal. Jan, 10, Is6I.]
ne believed, and stifl believe, that the
true province of government is not more
to preserve itself than to adept itself to
the demands of the governed, and that a
war to maintain one government over
those who believe that they would be
better off under another, is unwise, cruel,
and in Americans, inconsistent.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-07

itation or delay. The Constitution
is in peril. The Government is in
peril-liberty is in peril. He seeks
to rescue them from the Radicals
and destruction; the blind and big
oted Jacobins of our revolution.
In these days of danger to our
liberties, when in its frenzy, the
central power is seizing upon all
the guarantees of popular rights,
where shall we find place of safe
ty for our Constitution till this
darkness be overpaSt, and the sun
light of reason again appears. Two
centuries ago, in a crisis of deadly
peril, the true men of Connecticut,
in the haze of the twilight, snatch
ed their charter from the council
table, aud placed it in the Charter
Oak, within whose sturdy trunk
and under the protection of whose
branches, it was hidden from the
reach of the Iyrant. That noble
tree had for centuries escaped the
lightenings of the tempest, and the
violence of the tornado. By this
event, it acquired an Immortality
Of fame. Two centuries longer it
stood unscathed-but it exists no
more. 1t bowed its head to the
storm during our terrible civil war;
and the hiding place Of the charter
was exposed to the gaze of its en-
emies. We have an ark Of safety
for our Constitution more effective
than this Oak. 1t is the ballot
1t invites us to use it, We need
not approach it in darkness, as the
men of Connecticut were compell-
to debut in the bright sunlight,
under the canopy of full day, we
ought in solid columns and with
measured tread, as performing a
sacred duty to approach its open
portals. If we do so rightly, we
shall hear from its inmost recesses,
echoed in thunder tones, the still
small voice of the silent vote, even
as of old, from off the Mercy Seat
itself the Israelite heard the voice
of God.
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MACARTHUR, OHIO:
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1866
The Platform.

1. Resolved, That the Democra-
cy Of Ohio will adhere in the pres
ent and in the future, as in the
past, with unfaltering fidelity and
frmness to the organization of the
Democratic party, and to its an
cient and we'll settled principles as
enunciated by Thomas jefferson,
the great Apostle of American
Democracy, and as acknowledged
and accepted by the party from
the foundation of the Government;
and especially of equal taxation,
and Of representation of all States
subject to taxation.
2. Resolved, That the one great
question of the day is the DlMEDI-
ATE AND UNCONDITIONAL RESTORATION
OF ALL THE STATES TO THE EXERCISE
OF THEIR RIGHTS WITHIN TIE FEEDER
AL UNION UNDER THE CONSTITUTION;
and that we will cordially and act
lively support Andrew Johnson, as
President of the United States, in
all necessary and proper means to
carry out his policy as directed to
that end; and especially in secur-
ing immediate representation in
the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, to the eleven States
from which it is now unconstitu-
tionally and arbitrarily withheld,
unless on the degrading condition
of inferiority in the Union, and OF
negro political and civil equality
enforced by the Federal Govern
ment. o.. ..--
3. Resolved, That for the purpos-
es above set forth, we will cordial
ly cooperate in public meetings,
conventions and at the polls, with
all men, without reference to past
party positions, who honestly and
by their acts and votes, as well as
by their professions, support the
President in his policy of restora-
ton as now declared.
Advertise in the RECORD.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Com
IN missioners of Vinton County, Ohio,
will meet at the Court House in Macarthur,
on Thursday, the 2Sth day Of June, at one
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of receiving
sealed proposals for the sinking of All AR
TESIAN WELL, to be sunk at or near the
northwest corner of the Court House lot
Bids may be handed in to II. c. Moore,
Auditor Of said County, up to the 9th day
of said month, inclusive. The said Com,
missioners are to have the above described
well sunk in conjunction with the Council
Of the incorporated village of Macarthur,
of which the said Commissioners agree to
pay three-ffths of the expense of said
well, and the Council of the incorporated
village Of Macarthur agree to pay the other
two-fifths of the expense of said well.
H. G. MOORE, VI.
june7-w3 Per order of Com.
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HE MAN VS. i.
WITHDRAWAL FROM FORT ERIE-THE
MOVEMENT ONLY A FEINT.

WITHDRAWAL FROM FORT ERIE-THE
MOVEMENT ONLY A FEINT.
New YORK, June 1.-The Fenian
army withdrew from Fort Erie ear
II yesterday morning, returning to
the American shore in the best way
they could. Thirty-two of their
number were captured by the Ca
nadians. Col. O'Neil, commander
of the expedition, is among the
prisoners in the hands of the Uni
ted States authorities. The British
troops occupied Fort Erie soon af-
ter the evacuation.
1t is stated that the movement is
merely feint, and that the impor-
tant move will be made immedi-
ately from another point. That
point is most likely to be Ogdens-
burg, the town of Prescott, and the
Canadian seat of Government, OF.
tawa, being the objective points.
Cornwall, Sarnia and Windsor, are
also expecting an attack at any
moment. ...f
MONTREAL THREATENED-HEAvY RE-
IMPROVEMENTS ARRIVING.
Two thousand Fenians are re-
ported opposite st. Johns, threat
ening Montreal, and two or three
thousand are near Cornwall. Hea-
Wy reinforcements are arriving at
Montreal hourly. Two British men
of-war are en- route from Quebec
for that point.
The Fenian camps in the vicini-
ty of Ogdensburg and st. Albans
are quiet. Reinforcements are ar
irving hourly.
COLLECTOR AT oGDENsBURG ORDERED
TO PREVENT FENIANs FROM CROSS
ING. . -
The Collector of the port at Og-
densburg received instructions yes
terday to prevent any crossing to
Canada in his neighborhood. The
revenue cutter Chase, carrying two
Dahlgren 24-pounders and a 30
FOUNDER, was placed at his disposal
with orders to sink any vessel car
rying Fenians across the river.
Every effort is being made by the
authorities to preserve our neutral
ity.
From every part OF the country
the Fenians are moving for the
border, Notwithstanding the disas-
trous news. .ai
Gov. Fenton will not call out the
militia unless the General Govern
ment orders it. '...-' s..
General Sweeny left Albany yes
terdav for Potsdam.'
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N OTICE,
VETERAN BOUNTY,

THE Trustees of Elk Township will meet at
i the Court House, Macarthur, o., on Satur.
day. July 7th, 1866, for the purpose Of issuing
Bonds to such Veterans as may be entitled
thereto.
Veterans in person, or by legal representa-
tive, will be required 10 produ ce their 'Veter-
an Discharge. accompanied with Adjutant Gen.
erals certificate of credit to Elk township; also
satisfactory proof that the applicant has not re-
ceived any local bounty as Veteran.
By order JAMES BoBsINs,
..,.. .u. JAMES Johnson,
SAH'L B. ULLoM,
june7ws Trustees Elk Tp., V. G. o.
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(12:3O A. N.Y. the threatened
point. The Canadian forces are
strong there.
AERIvAL OF ARTILLERY AT ST. ALBANs
--FENIANs PREPARING FOR A MOVE
MENT.
ST ALBANs, VT, June 4.-Anoth-
er company of. United States Ar
tillery from Fort Independence ar
rived this morning. The United
States authorities are using every
effort to preserve neutrality. The
Fenians are preparing for a move
ment.
EXCITING RUMoRs.
A special to the New York Her
aid from st. Amanda on the Cana
dian line, says:
The village is filled with British
volunteers. Reports are current of
an expected Fenian attack. A ru-
NOR that an attempt was to be
made to capture a bank at Bed
ford, Stanbridge Station, caused
the sudden removal of deposits
therefrom last night. A camp of
the 25th Highlanders is located at
St. Alexander, a short distance
hence.
THE EXCITEMENT sUBs1DING.
TORONTO, @. w., June 4.-The ex-
element of the Fenian invasion
has rapidly subsided everywhere.
Exposed points are al fully pre-
pared for any emergency, and mil
itary arrangements are constantly
being perfected. Traffic on the
Great Western and other railways
is going on with the usual regular
ity.
FROM MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, June 4.-The first
regiment of Fenians start for Chi
cago tomorrow to join the Fenians
there and proceed to the scene of
action.
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THE NEWS.

The estimate OF destitute in Ala.
bama is 100000.
1t is stated there were 81 suicides
in this State last year.
The Illinois penitentiary has 600
eonvicts in it. E.
In Paris man is on trial for the
perpetration Of eighteen assassina.
tions.
In 1861 there were 30,23S insane
persons in France.
Trial by jury has been introduc-
ed into Russia.
European news is not as favora-
bic as anticipated.
The entire volunteer force and
militia of Canada have been called
out.
General ruin stares nearly all in
the face in South Carolina.
The New York Tribune wants
jeff. Davis either tried now or per-
mitted to go at large.
Buck Terry, a notorious thief,
was shot dangerously by police
man on Monday at Cincinnati,
in attempting to arrest him.
There is said to be a project on
foot among the Israelites to build a
magnificent Jewish theological col
lege in the United States.
Mr.. James Stephens is pronounc-
ed "a thorough confidence man"
by the Philadelphia press.
In Poughkeepsie, New York, a
child died recently from eating poi
soned ice cream.
1t is stated that President John
son will deliver the Grafton on the
laying of the corner stone of the
Douglas monument.
A rat nest built of greenbacks
amounting to $32 was confscated
at Indianapolis the other day.
Fort Erie, Canada, is ruined
wooden work, thrown up by the
British during the war of 1912.
The Fenian invasion Of Canada
occurred IN the same region where
General Scott won his first laurels
and on the day when his remains
were consigned to the grave.
A colored man who was refused
cabin passage by two steamboats,,
from Duvall's Bluff to Memphis,
has sued the captains for $4,000
damage each.
Miss Sallie H. Polk, daughter of
the late Right Rev. Leonidas Polk
General @. s. A. was married on
the 1st inst, to Capt. F. D. Blake,
late of Charleston, sc.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
By
Order of Probate Court.
STATE OF OHIO, VINTON CO.

In PROBATE CoURT
James Gibbons administrator | Petition
of the estate Of Arter Egge-
ston' deceased, plaintiff, to
S c Eggleaton ct al defendants. Sell Land.
DURSUANT to an order of sale made in the
l. above cause on the oath day of May, 1865 =,
granted by the said Probate court within and
for the said county of Vinton, will offer for
sale as such administrator as aforesaid to the
highest bidder at public auction, On
Saturday, July 7th, 1896,
At one O'Clock in the afternoon at the door Of
the Court-house, in Macarthur, the following
described real estate as The property Of Artsr
Eggleston, deceased, situated il the county of
Vinton, and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Being the northwest corner of the east half
OF the southwest quarter OF Section Number
1857 thirty elk; Township Number ll) eleven,
Range Number l6i sixteen, in the Ohio Com
pany Pure hase, bounded as follows: Beginning
at the northwest corner Of the said land and
running south forty eight rods; thence east for
ty rods; thence north forty eight rods; thence
west forty rods to the beginning corner; con-
tanning [l2l twelve acres.
Also ln-lot No. ~ one in The village Of Now
Plymouth, Us the same is numbered and dssiQ-
mated on the original recorded plat of said VII
lage.
Appraised-frst descri bed tract, or 70 acres,
at $500 90; second do. do. or In-lot No. !, at
$4,000.
Ter MS Of Sale One third cash in hand on
day OF safe; one-third in six months, with in
terest, and remainipg third in twelve months,
with interest, and mortgage on premises. So d
to secure deferred payment.
JAMES GIBBONS, Admr.
OF the estate of Arter ERpleston,
Joseph j. Mcdowell, atty for petitioner.
June Z, 1866. VS.
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Ct S00 PER YEAR, We want agents ev-
plaOUU erywhere to sell our Improved 500
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed. Sent On trial. Warranted
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paid The ONLY machines sold in the United
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the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and
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Administrators Sale
-oF-
RE AL e s. r A r E.

IN accordance with and under power vested
by the last will and testament of Alexander
McGreGor late of Morgan county, but now de-
ceased, will offer for sale on the premises in
ginton county, Ohio, on
Friday, 9th day of July, 1866,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, the property Of the said Alexander
AcGresor, deceased, to wit:
All Of Section No. Twenty three (23), in
Township No. Eight (s), of Range No. Sixteen
(l6), which lies on the west side of RacooOn
Greek, containing 2bo acres, moro or less.
Possession given on day Of sale.
Terms cash. EN0CH HOUGH,
Admr. de bonis non, cum test. annex. Of Al
exander McGregor, decd. juu7t5
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.,Iyt OTICE TO
V EFT Err A S.!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Trur-
Allensville, VintOn County. Ohio,
on SA fURDAY June 2S, 1855, at 10 O'Clock q.
m., for the purpose of issuing bonds to Vster-
ans, who are properly entitled to the same.
TRUSTEES RlCHL AND TOWNSHIP.
jun7-tl
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ROOFING

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DLANKs of every description. for sale
ID at this Office.
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Internal Revenue.

AssEssoR's OFFICE llTH DIsr. Onro,l
May 8, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given to all persons having
~ made returns TO the Assistant Assessor OF
Vinton county, that will attend at the office
of said AEsis'a ant in Macarthur on Wednesday,
June 18th, 1855, to hear and determine all ap.
pea then and there made, in relation to any
erroneous or improp assessments under the
Internal Revenue laws Of the United Slater.
DANIEL MCFARLAND,
iun7tl Assessor llth District ohio.
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Lovely Girls and Festive Boys,
g END an addressed env elope Gnd 25 cents
- and will send you some valuable informa-
tion that will please you. Address
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1923 Broadway New York
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County Examinations.

THE Board of School Examiners OF Vinton
i County will hold but ono meeting in each OF
the summer months, viz: upon the first SAtur-
day in June, July and August. Meetings st
Union School HOUSE, Macarthur.
june7ms ]. j. MCDOWELL, Clerk.
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Advertise in the RECORD.