The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-11

day of each month, in the Albany District School
House.
y JUDGEs OF ELEcrIox.-At the April term
of the County Commissioners Court the fol-
lowing named persons were appointed to net
as Judges of the next Election in their re-
spective Precincts:
HarrisJurgh-Joseph Summerville, Mat
thew Fountain, Enoch Holt.
Reoria-S. D. Haley, Jonas Davis, John
c. Worth.
Or4eans--John Mccoy, Ed. Phelps, Joseph
Hamilton.
AI6any, No. IA. Harmon, a. Hackle.
man, A. Cowan.
AEbaHy, No. Jerry briggs, R. A. Nc
Farland, D. II. Bodine.
LebanOn-Wm. Elkins, Presley George, r.
C. Miller.
Fdterloo-Geo. Klum, Bart. Curl, A. j.
Rose.
Center.-Alex. Brandon, J. II. Douthit,
John Fronk.
Broscasriue-James Blakeley, W. R. Kirk,
Aaron Condra.
Brush Creek-ROb't Glass, Miles Carey,
Noah Shanks.
Sceet Homs-A. P. Morris, And. Wiley,
John Giililand.
Srntiam-JOhn Powell, Willis Gaines, S.
r. Ciaypool.
Franklin BuYe-I. C. Diokey, y. G. Me-
Donald, - Randall.
Scio--J. A. Pennabaker, - Hendrix,
j. 0~strander.
ALBANY Dem. CLuB.-This Club were ad-
dressed by Col. Shiel. of Salem, last Mon
day evening. After sundry preliminary re-
marks, he stated that he would prove, be-
You'd the possibility of successful contradic-
ton, that the Radical party is now, and
from the very beginning of the Government
had been a nisnnion party and, on the 9TH
er hand, he defed any one to show that the
a Disunion act or of uttering a solitary Dis
union sentiment. He quoted from the ut
terances Of Representative men, from liam
ilton down to LINCOLN he quoted the acts of
northern legislatures, Conventions, &C.,
showing that the opponents of the Demo-.
ocratic party had been in faTnr of Disunion,
at various crises in the history of our Gov
eminent, from its very foundation down to
the present hour. At the close of his re
marks he spoke on the bond question, show
ing that it is rank injustice to make the
masses bear the burdens which properly be-
long TO the rich bondhol1eE. Dir. S. is an
effective, logical and interesting speaker, and
we trust this may not be his last effort dur
ing the pending campaign.
4sTURNED.-OuF friend, Cowan-of the
Arm of Norcross & Cowan-has returned in
safety from the metropolis of the Pacific
coast, bringing with him a mammoth supply
Of irst-class goods of all kinds. He found
goods in San Francisco ranging at very low
figures, and hence he is enabled to sell the
stoek which he brought up at perhaps lower
prices than goods have been sold in this
market since the close Of the war. We adj
wise married men. with short purses, to keep
their wives away from Norcross', as the at.
traetiye display of goods is almost i%rresisti-
BILE. These gentlemen have a splendid stock
of hardware, which is claimed to be superior,
both in quantity and quality, to any assort-
ment this side of Portland.
NEw GooDs.-The last ocean steamer
brought a long list of passengers from the
Bay City, among whom were Mrs. Paxton
and Mrs. Cheadle of this city. Mrs. Pax
ton brought with her, to Portland, a choice
lot of millinery goods of the very latest styles,
some of which have already reached Albany.
We are quite sure our lady friends will be
delighted with her assortment.
Mrs. Cheadle, while in San Francisco.
laid in a large assortment of goods suitable
for this market-the stock costing, SO we are
informed, ten thousand dollars. A part of
the goods have reached here already, and the
remainder will be on hand in a few DAYS.
Observation-Disclosures is directed to DIR.
Gray's advertisement. We have no hesitan-
cy IN saying that we consider him a frst.class
dentist, and as such we commend him to the
public. He will, in a few days, profession.
ally visit Peoria, Harrisburg and Eugene
City, stopping a short time in each place,
when those desiring artificial teeth. or first.
class dental operations performed, can be &C.
commodated.
MORE New GooDs.-Mr. A. COIN, lin the
fre-proOf brick formerly occupied by Messrs.
Beach& Monteith, has just received and
opened a large and excellent stock of DIV.
goods, clothing. boots and shoes, ETC., &C.,
which, he tells us, he is prepared to sell at
the very lowest prices. His goods are all
new and of the very best quality. Mr.. Coin
Is comparatively a new conner amongst us.
ct energetic business habits and such per-
sons should be encouraged to remain in our
midst We hope he will receive a liberal
share Of the public patronage.