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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
NO. 100 FRONT STREET,
tbesueea Morrisoa and Alderl
PORTLAND, RECON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZEcH's PIANO
- FoFtss, san Francisco, Cal. which received
the Gold Medal over celebrated pianos from Ghe
East. in the last Fair issa. Also Agent for EF-
nsst Gahler's Pians Forte, New York. Hhieh won
the greatest popularity in the East ioT sweetness
ard power 10 tone. durability in workmAas alp.
and Superior New Scale. fall Metallic Form, Over
strung aud French Grand Aetiea.
l.. r. shaitx will have an assortment Of those
.upeFioT Pianos always on hand. aud eau scIl them
the Lowest Prices. ks imports them direei
IRON The Manufactures.
New Pianos for Rent or salc by moatAly pay.
menis.
Lasss. Music received b. every steamer direct
from the East.
Pianos. Melodeons and ali kinds Of Musical ia.
strumeBtn tuned and repaired.
L. T. shuIt1 recommends himselTas arst elias,
tuuer, having been Ia the business over aftees
years aud is a musician.
Those living in Linn aad adjacent counties
wishing 10 purchase one ol these Superior Pianos
are infonnedthsy can do 50 through the Editor o
the sTATg RionTs DEEocnAr-he being my au
thorized agent for the sale Of hem in that section
Of Oregon. scl.iy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
Old AIbany Ferry.

uAvING PURCHASED THE ABOVE
IL weIl-known Ferry, am prepared to cross
everybody and everything, FROM O footman TO a
six mule team Of elephants. MY boat is
Large, sfaunch and safe,
the access and egress to and from IL s.by supe-
rior roads, and Mac. nm old, experienced Ferry.
man Is always ready with smile to hurry
patrons over Jordan. / engage against all acci-
dents at tho following reduced rates:
Two-horse Wagon, ,.....,......!..""...." 123 Cents
Man and Horse, IZ3 Ceuts
Fo0tman 10 Cents
Loose Stock per agreement. Ny connection
with tho Lower Ferry has been severed.
T. II. DAVIS.
Albany, April 2eth, 1867. Fly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
IOWER FERRY.

Git being the Stage Rppte) in such manner as to
secure TO the public better facilities at all seasons
of the year, than can be had elsewhere. My Boat
is what Is known as
CURRENT BOAT.
and il the best on the River, without any excep
tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in
Benton county, I am enabled. at oil hours, to ac-
commosiate the public My boat is secured by a
good wire rope, and is otherwise CONSTRUCTED with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety. and
durability Ny connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretoforc existing, has recently been severed.
Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper
Ferry. A. PEARCE,
augls '66v2nl1y Proprietor,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
ALBANY FERRY!

AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITI-
"a zens Of Linn and Benton counties. have
Tilted up the "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
Estodlished erpressly to afford Me a0zictte
sonnd and scientific medical aid, IN The
treatment and cure 0f all PriUGte
and Cltr0nic Dise0ses, cases Of
secrecy and all sexual
diseases.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DD. w. X. DOherty returns bis sincere thanks
to his numerous patients for their patronage, and
would take this opportunity to remind them that
ne continues 70 consult At bis IDstutc for the cure
Of chronic diseases Of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys.
Digestive and Genito- UurGary Organs, and all
private diseases viz: Syphilis In a It's roTms and
stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the hOTrid coz
sequences Of self-abuse, Gonorrhna. elect, stric-
tuIes, Nocturnal and Diurnal emissions, Sexaaf
Debility, Diseases Of the Back and Loins, IBHam-.
nation 81 the Bladder and Kidneys. etc., etc. ; and
he hopes that bis long experience and sHccessfull
practice VIII continue 70 insure him share Of the
public patronage. BY the practice Of many years
IN Europe and the United States, be IL enabled 70
apply the most efficient and sueeessful remedies
against diseases Of all kinds. He uses no mercu-
~, charges moderate treats his patients In . cor
rect and honorable way, has references Of un
questionable veraeity from men Of kEown respects
ability AID high standing In society. All parties
consuming BIN by letter otherwise, viii receive
she best aud gentest treatment and implicit secre
| sy.
DR.. Doherty would call attention % the follow
ing certificates from two Of his patients, who. nav
ing fHlly recovered their health, desire to make
kbesp their remedial agent. Il viii he seen fheir
statements are fully authenticated by Notary
Public.
The welfare Of Society imperiousIy demanaa
sheiT publicity, and they are given more to warn
me unwary than TO sound the praises Of = Physi-
sesbs o. whom hundred Of like eases can be eited.
aSTing a practice Of more than fifteen years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
A CASE oY oLEET AND sTnIcrUnrs

DR.. Doberty-Dear Sir feel my health 30 fuI-
y restored that in commsH gratitude, I believe
should make yoH soma written acknowledgment
for your valuable seryiees-psTtieularIy % e your
fec was small for the EoxS performed
arrived IN this city from the East about opa
year ago. and was shea suffering from an oId ease'
OF elect, complicated With structure. Being !
stranger inthia city. and believing those dorfoye
who gave sneb positive assurances Of success 80
necessarily The best, (sOHns Of whom have srAsrge
number Of u1es1 placed myself in their char,
and continued under their treatment until I.d.
lost nearly aAhopc and considerable sum ofmone
wish to sag BOW that you are the sixth doctor II
have employed and the only one that has ever done
me any service Ny. elect is wholly cured. the
structure u all removed, and my general health IL
better than it has been for ye4rs In conclusion
would cay TO the many unfoFtunates who reouire
medical advice, If you have any doubt a. Ia Nor
you may employ, ask Dr.. Doherty for NV addrr.e
aud call and sec me. II zeep store in this e;sv-
MY experience nay save you msny doIlars
would also add that In the early stage Of INV dis
case. used large amount Of the preparations ad
verified IS an iHfaliible cure for Gonorrh9a (;ee.
ETC., but aeyeT derived any benefit from them.
am. Doctor. very truly yours III
San Francisco, June f6. 1864
subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 2lst aax
S"nes' iso8. A. s. GOULD,
tIsj Notary Public
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
TO FEMAlEs.

When female is afflicted with disease, as weak
ness oi the back and limbs pain in the head. dim.
ness Of sight. low 1 muscular power. palr;tatior
of the heart rritabilty, serxeusDess, extreme uri
nary difficulty, arrangement sf digestive functions.
general debility, vagisities, al diseases Of the
womb, hysteria. sterikty, aad all ether diseases
peculiar to females, they shOald gor or write at
once TO tie celebrated remale dector, W. K. Do.
aboat their troubles and disease. The Ddctor =.
eneeting more cures tAan any other physician in
the State of California Let no false delicaev pre
vent you, bat apply Immediately and save vour-
self from painful suffeSings and prematass death.
All married ladies, whose delicate health 81 other
lies, should write or call at DR.. DoAevfv,s Me.,
ieal Institute. and they win receive exesv pos.;hs
relief and help. The Doesos's ofsces arc Sd a.
ranged that he can be consulted withont fear ~
observation AsAA "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
SEMINAL WEAKSEss-A SWORN TO CERTIFICATE or
nosT REaARKABLF crRE or sprnnarnr-nurr.


HOST REMARKABLY CURE OF sPERsAroERHnA.
desire TO benefit humanity, and n feeling os
gTaiitude 10 DIR. W K Doherty. aley, irdn@eS ~
10 make this statement. For many Years have
BEEN atnieted with that fearful disease knswn :.
I"spetnafoTThua: or Seminal WeaknessRs ths
result of sel-abuse, but till 1855 exp,virneea hut
little tronble or Inconvenience In that wear
however. had Seminal Weakness 70 an ALARMING
extent. which was followed by the rnost
alarming symptoms, Is weakness OF tie hack and
iimb bs. Painsin the lead. dimneEs of vision. nerx
ousuess and general debility. My mind. tno va.
amietea 70 kuen an extent as 20 seriously iuanair
my memory my ideas were confused and spirits
depressed was avesse to s.ciety, had evil fore
bonings and self distrzst, ard was entirelv npsssr
ted Tor any Of the duties Of lfa From ls55 20 th
summer Of 1868. employed Tia very best m aea;e.l
talent couid ind. and spent sgxerzl hundred aoI-
tATs' Out ~ no Instanea obtained more than lem
poTary relsef- Il bad about concluded there Wa.
n" relief for me ia this world, but seeing nr na
serty : aaEernseuent thought should call and
see nm. as be charged nothing Tor consultation
nna an iafervisE With the Doctor and his fee
Tor treatment was so reasonable. determined 10
tFy bisa. though did not expect much benefit
lrom hIs Treatment On the 5th of December last
placed mysei under bis care: IN ane ueek Hound
myself very mnea improved, and now after fxe
weeks roatment, feel myself thoroug hly eared Of
ali my Troubles and in the enjoyment Of the best
health Aoping that my experiences nav be tf,
esneht to others similarly Afflicted, l subscribe
@!sesf JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed an sworn to befsre me, this I5ta aax.
nf January, 1864
[L.s.1 A. g. RANDALL. Nota-x p,h,;.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
TO CORNESPOyDENTg

Patients residing at distance who NAV ,ies;r.
the opinion and advice Of Dr.. Dohertv on Asr -
spectiye cases, and who think proper 60 snbm;t .
written statement Of such, in preferences ID 1olna
PERSONAL Interview, respectfully assured "a
their communications will be held most sar,aS 9
Dr.; Doherty takes this method Of observing n.
al, letters are only opened and replied to BIZ him
sell. and the latter as promptly as possible.
If the case be fully and candidIy deseribea n.rI
sonai communication win be superseded. Is nj
struetions for Diet regimen. and the eeneral tv.s
ment Of the case itself (ineluding the remedies
will be forwarded without. delay. and in sueb
manner as to convey no idea Of the purpors of M
letter or parcel 90 transmitted. : :
VA Consultation--FREE. parw.na.. =,
guaranteed or no pay. Address 90
w <. D0HERTY, NJ. n.
SnNt L
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
ADVERTISEMENTS
PRIVATE medical AID.
Quick Cures and Moderated Charges
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY,s
Pirate Meaical and Surgical 1ustitue

sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposf
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office. Pri-
vate entrance on Lcidsdorf street, San
francisco, California.
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Int. Rev. stamp. 50 cents. cancelled.
June 2Sth, Is67-Y2n476H
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

ing from that plainly intended; and thus
the practical effect of the reconstruction
laws, carried out in accordance with the
decision of the attorney general, will be to
defeat-not to accomplish purposes of
Congress. Now, if the policy embodied in
these laws be wise and sound, then it is
necessary that they should be enforced in
the spirit in which they are fra med; and as
the opinion OF the attorney general Will
probably be adopted by the president, and
acted upon all over these States as cor
rect Interpretation Of the law, innumerable
difficulties must necessarily arise, unless
Congress, by timely action, obviate them.
That the necessity for their re-assembling
in extra session next month will appear as
plain to them as it does to the friends of
the government in these States, we have
little doubt The Republican papers
throughout the North and West urge it
upon them and the zeal and patriotism
which have hitherto marked their course
lead lis to expect no less.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
REPUTATION.


The Picdytine appears to labor under the
delusion that the loyal portions of the pea
pie Of the United States will ultimately re-
pudiate the national debt, and that they
already contemplate that dishonor This
error arises from measuring loyal wheat
in secession halfbushels. Reputation is a
plant only known to rebel soil; it can never
take root in loyal ground. Before the
war, without excuse, provocation, or
good reason, at least one Southern State
repudiated her debt to foreign creditors.
When the war broke out the citizens ofevery
Southern State rcpudiated their private
debts TO Northern merchants. After the
war closed every Southern State gladly
repudiated the debt it had contracted dur
ing the war. We say they gladly did SO /;
fer If the act had been distasteful to them
they could have waited until the govern
ment compelled them to perform it, as they
waited to be forced to award equal rights
to the colored people. All the talk that we
hear about reputation is weak invention
of the enemy. Unreconstructed spirits
may naturally chafe at the idea of paying
their share of the cost of whipping them
into subsection but the life Of the nation is
too dear TO the hearts Of its loyal people ever
to permit them to regard as q burden the
debt which was incurred to save II.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02


| MILITARY ITEMS.-A recent order from
the war department directs the musterout
of service of Major and Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel o. T. Turney, additional paymaster.
United States army, to date July
|, 1867. Major Turney has been stationed
for the last few years in New Orleans, and
for some time was local paymaster of the
city. No officer has ever been more uni.
versal favorite with his comrades of the
army than Colonel Turney, on account not
only of his ability, but fer the kindness and
courtesy which always characterized him
in all of his dealings with them. The fact
of his being retained SO long in service after
the close of the war is evidence of the
esteem in which he was held by his supC-
riors. He was connecting link between
the glorious old volunteer army
and the regular army as Reconstructed
newly, and all will part with him with re-
greet, while their best wishes will attend
him through life.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel C. l.. Fitzhugh,
who has for long time served on the staff
of the commanding general as acting assist.
Aus ihopSNtOA SShCiai, anu 10 AcW VII lcaNC Vi
absence, has been ordered TO join his com.
pany at Fort whipple, Va.
John W. Walker, citizen, who was tried
before a military commission in New Or
leans, charged with assault with attempt
to com nit murder" having been found
guilty of an assault, has been sentenced "to
be confined at hard labor at such place as
the commanding general may direct for the
period Of six months.n
Brevet Colonel Henry G. Merriam, major
Thirty'eighth infantry, has been ordered to
proceed to Fort Harker, Kansas, with COM
panies c, E, G, and |, Thirty.eighth United
States infantry.
Colonel Merriam was formerly command
ing officer of the Seyenty.third United States
colored infantry, in this department.
The Forty-frst United States infantry,
which is stationed at Baton Rouge, La, now
numbers twenty-one officers and four hun.
dred and eighty men.
Colonel Mackenzie, of this regiment, Is
said to be the youngest colonel in the regu.
lar army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
WILL THERE BE AN EXTRA SESSION OF
CONGRESS-

Considerable Interest attaches at present
to this question; and as the time approaches
at which such session must take place. if at
all, this interest will increase 1t appears
from our recent dispatches that the judiciary
committee have decided to abandon the
intention of impeachment; which disposes
of one reason for the re-assembling of Con-
gress; but there are other and more pres
sing ones still left. The financial condition
of the whole country and the political con-
dition of this section demand immediate
attention. The reconstruction laws, as con-
strued by Mr.. Stanbery the attorney-ge
eral, require reconstruction themselves, be-
fore anything valuable can be accomplished
under them. Notwithstanding the time and
pains that were expended on them, and
the conscientious desire Of Congress TO fur
nish thereby plan under which the re-
VOTED States might be restored to their
former status without danger TO the coun-
try, it now appears that fatal ambiguity
exists in some of their most important
clauses, which may be interpreted so as to
defeat these patriotic intentions. The dis
franchising clauses, evidently intended by
Congress as protective rather than punitive,
have been so explained by Mr.. Stanbery as
to be almost impotent. According to him,
these laws are very coarse political
sieve through which very big rebels may
slip with ease. This learned gentleman has
studied the subject profoundly, and come
to some extraordinary conclusions. His
opinion on the meaning of the cause
"gi7ing aid and comfort to the
enepies Of the United States" as used in
these laws, namely, that it is intended to
apply to foreign enemies will te regard
ed by all fair-minded persons as the gross
est perversion of language ever devised by
political triekery. Nay, it is an insult to
the understanding of the people to tell
them that Congress, in specifying the Civ
ing of aid and comfort to the enemies of
the United States as in certain cases a
cause of disqualification and disfranchise-
ment meant TO apply the phrase to those
"who gave aid or comfort to our enemies
in the war with Great Britain in 1912, and
is the war with Mexico in l847n Fortu-
nately, this is SO gross violation Of decen-
cy and propriety, so utterly and iagrantly
improbable, that the very dullest
Democrat can see through it, and the
most shameless would be almost ashamed
to quote 1t. Nevertheless, Il will very
probably be acted upon, and will be worth
tens of thousands Of Democratic votes.
Men who gave substantial aid to the re-
bellion, and who feel satisfied in their own
minds that Congress aimed that clause
especially at those who gave such aid, and
had no more thought of foreign enemies
than they had of Democratic constructions,
will take the oath with or without qualm
of conscience, and quote Mr.. Stanbery's
decision in their justification
Almost every othsr provision Of these laws
Is twisted likswiss into . different mean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
Literary Exercises.
EXAMPLES IN ADDITION.

To a church without parson. admins.
ter.
To Il barrel OF liquor, advent.
A deaf person would be glad to have you
adhear.
Your tailor will counsel you to address.
Poets all desire TO adverse.
Missionaries are eager to admission.
To those out of employment ad.yocation.
To the customhOusc ad;judge.
To the navy it was necessary tomonitor.
The Jews are determined to ad-monish.
There is no need for one and another in
the streets to ad mirc.
Miners endcavor to adore
On public occasions it is well to ad-ora.
ton.
To your other qualities ad.aptncss.
To hungry soldier, say, lad migration. ="
With millionaires we'd like to adequa.
ton.
To wines ard liquors ad-age.
The timid should endeavor to ad-valor
(em).
It's hard work now for the thirsty man to
ad-inter Gimp.
None of us should seek to advice,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02

MEXICAN NEws.-We are indebted to John
Hodges, chief clerk of the New Orleans
Packet company, for copy of the La Ban
dera de Nerico, published at Brownsville, Of
May s; it contains the following news:
Escobedo gives the particulars Of tho
affairs at and near Mexico on the 9th and
2sth April, in which he claims that the
Liberal troops penetrated to the grand
plaza, and won "a glorious victory but
as this news has since been controverted, il
is of no Importance.
A long account is given of the troubles in
Tamaulipas, with General Payon, which
however have since been reported to be
settled.
The Brownsville Republican Of the 18th
May, reports that Diaz's army in front Of
the city of Mexico is not less than 5000
men; says that in a recent battle at Quere-
taro the Liberals lost 5000 men, in killed,
wounded, and deserters, and that Juarez
had raised two millions of dollars from the
citizens of San Luis Potosi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
ANoTHER TRIUMPH FOB The PEOPLE.

The cable dispatch from London which
we published yesterday morning contained
one very significant item of intelligence.
The Liberals in the house of commons had
carried an amendment to the reform bill
requiring that any town having popula-
ton OF less than 10000 people, shall no
longer be entitled TO elect representative
to parliament. This will annihilate all Of
the rotten borough" seats that now exist,
and which in many instances contain but
two or three hundred voters, all controlled
by the great lord or the large manufacturer
of the neighhorhood. The rotten districts
In the counties still remain, but these also
will, no doubt, soon be swept away. Then,
In order that the inhabitants Of these places
may not be deprived of their representation,
q number of the small boroughs and pre-
cincts will be districted together. iE the
American plan Of apportioning representa-
ton on the basis OF population; and thus
another step 10 the democratic direction
win be taken. The people will have their
rights, after while, In old England, and all
the abuses that now oppress them win be
reformed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-02
OFFICIAL,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY \
FORMATION.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTRR's Or

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nav!
SEALED PROPOSALS., which must h.,
duplicate, will be received at this Office ma
DAY the 18th of June next at IL O'Clock !.
the transportation of Military Supplies fo,
from the first day of July next on the (,
routes:
ROUTE No. l-From Austin to Fort a
Buffalo Springs, and all Military Posts ando
are or may be established in Texas, south
River, and north Of the latitude of Austin
ROUTE No. 3-From San Antonio b.
Verde, Forts Ings. Clark, Stockton, D,,
Bliss, and all Military Posts and Camps A,
msy be established on the western and n,.
ern frontiers of Texas, south of latitude p
north.
Bidders will state the rate per one hund,
pounds per one hundred 100 miles +,
they will transport said supplies, and m,
their names in full, with residence and p,
address.
Each bid must be accompanied by bor,
sum OF Ten Thousand Dollars, signed h,
more persons. Whose responsibility must \
ned to by a CLERK OF court of recor5l /,
bidder will, in case the contract is awardad
enter upon the fulhllment thereof. and
good and sufficient security that he will 4,
carry out the conditions therein set forth. =,
urety will state his place of residence.
Separate bids and bonds are REQUIRED q
route.
The amount of bonds that will be rcoui,.,
contractor will be Fifty Thousand Dollar,
on each route.
The person or persons to whom my award
must be prepared to execute contracts and !
required bonds at once, and be in readings.
vice on the first day tf July next, as bs,o,
toned.
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and mi,
each bidder, and persons offered as securi,,
required.
The bids will be opened on the day and
fore named, and bidders have the privilege ,
present at the opening.
No proposal will be entertained that does,
comply with the terms of this advertisemep,
Any contract made under the advertiser.
be subject to the approval of the Quarts
General, and the right is reserved to reiee,
all bids.
Forms of contract may be seen at the OFFS
Chief Quartermaster Fifth Military Distris
Orleans. the Chief Quartermaster De
Texas, at Galveston, the Post Quartermas,s
tin. and at this office.
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed "P,
for Army Transportation" and addressed
undersigned at this place
J. G. G. LEE
BIT. 1t. Col. & A. @. NJ. U.SI
rnyant IA On