The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-01-12
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very we'll but they want to wait awhile to
see if the Democrat is to be a permanent
thing before they subscribe"
That is all right, brother Democrats, If
you have the least fear that we will swindle
you we advise you not to subscribe. We
can get along without your patronage. We
never have yet wanted for Q good subscrip-
tiea list we have . much better one pow
then we supposed We would have when, six
months ago, we started here in Albany. We
live in hopes that, after awhile, we will wear
out and live down the malign influences con.
nectcd with our establishment at the time we
resuscitated it. Every number we issue
ought, in some degree, to re.establish conf
dence in the public mind.
JAIL DELIvERY.-Joseph McCarty, who, q
few weeks ago, vas arrested and bound over
for his appearance at the next Circuit Court,
on q charge of horse stealing, last Monday
evening managed to free himself of his man
acies and escape. Our worthy Sheriff i'm
mediately adopted measures for his recap
ture, among other things. sitting up till a
late hour writing letters to various parties in
Linn County, to be on the lookout for him,
and offering & handsome reward for his re.
coYery. Judge his establishment IN the morn
ing when, on going to McCarty's room he
found him in bed sound asleepl On the
Sheriff inquiring who brought him back, the
precocious youth answered, he came back OF
his own accord. He said he never saw such
muddy roads in all his life; besides it was
acold@ enough to freeze the ears off a brass
monkey" lie declared he had rather serve
two years in the penitontiary than lay out
enc such cold muddy, and disagreeable night
IS that of last Monday.
ExHIBITIox.-Wormer's Stereoscopticon
Mill be exhibited in Albany sometime dur
ing next week. 1t is highly spoken of by
the press wherever ithas been exhibited
1t is not q panorama, but a series of photo
graphic views, given with great effect, by
aid of powerful magnetism lights. The
statues exhibited are said to be magnificent,
and the war views are, to a great extent,
original.
p. S. Since writing the above, we have
been informed that the Exhibition will come
of tonight at the Court House. Admission
so cents for adults children under II years,
% cents.
THE LTcEUM.-We would inform our city
readers that this institution is still flourish
ing. The next question for discussion is as
follows
ResOlred, That Mexico ought to belong to
and form part of the United States.
A6frmqttre-O. Sylvester, S. Harmon, DIR.
Tate, NJ. V. Brown, H. Smith, G. A. Hill,
and John Foster.
Mgatius-DaIles Price, L. Finn, DR.. Lis
ter, DR.. Rice, J.. II. Foster, and 3. W. Gun
diff.
The Society meets next Monday evening,
18th instant.
E~x-GoyERSoR QIBBs.-GoV. Gibbs called
on US last Wednesday, and we found him
yery sOciabIe and companionable. Since he
has ceased to be Governor, and quit running
for the United States Sanate, be has become
aTery decent and respectable MANN our
estimation The Governor ordered in an
advertisement Of his Iron Foundry, Of Port
land and this may, possibly; make US
view him in a better light AhemI Please
readit. They do some good work at his
foundry but the Governor don't do much
of it, if We except head-workI
LUHBER C~oSsUMED.-Last Sunday afternoon,
some 1900 feet of dressed lumber-wOrth
about $50 per M.-the greater portion be-
longing to Parrish & Co.-caught fire and
burned up. Efforts were made to extin-
guish the flames, by Indians who happened
to be present, but they were. unavailing.-
The lumber was designed for the new brick
building belonging to Parrish & Co.
WILL RErUND.-As "W. Fl. S." cor
respondent of the Pacific Christian Advocate,
in a critique on the first Entertainment for
the benefit Of Albany College, seems to be
displeased with the performances, we are re-
quested to state that, if he viii call at the
Drug Store of SettIemier & Co, he can have
his money refunded.
DoUrHIr's GAKG-PLoy-Thursday last
DR.. Alexander, of this city, and Gov. Gibbs
visited QOuthits farm, and saw his improved
gang pillow in operation and they are both
of the opinion-particularly Or. Alexander
that it is the best gang plOw ever yet in
vented.
PLASTER's HoTEL.-Dr. N. MCCOY is now
sole proprietor of this institution and we
bespeak for him a portion of public patron
age, as we believe him worthy of it and that
he will keep a number one house.
Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.
TVHE C0-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between E. B.. Stone and J. NJ. Nc
Coy. of the Planters House, in the city Of Albany,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent-E. b.
StdnC Withdrawing from the business.
z. B. STONE,
J. NJ. McCoY.
Albany, Oregon, Jan. 10, 1s67-n22H
Important Notice.
HAVING sOLp OFT MY BUSINESS, EV-
cry one indebted to me, on book account or
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