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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-03
ALBANY, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 1869.

ress for the purpose proposed could be
made, and u new locality was sought
Here again, after sinking few feet, an
other rich vein was struck, claim made
and we'll abandoned This was too rich
a place to devote to furnishing water only,
and in a more distant locality it was con.
cluded to dig the veil. Sinking has been
resumed, but with what result VIC are not
advised.
About six miles east Of Treasure City,
an extensive bed of bituminous shale has
been discovered, and the Nelcs thinks the
finding of such fuel is only second in i'm
portance to tho silver discoveries on
Treasure Hill. Two beds have been dis.
covercd-one fifteen feet in thickness and
the other one hundred and fifty feet. 1t
is located in country Of carboniferous
limestone. The shale burns freely.
The Revelle District, which il one
hundred and twenty-five miles south of
White Pine, is attracting attention. Sew.
eral sacks of ore have been sent to Treas.
ure City, some Of which is equal in
richness TO any found on Treasure Hill.
There is some excitement in regard to the
matter.
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SUMMONS.

In the County Court for the County Of Linn,
State Of Oregon.
E. B. Moore, G. Garst and W. IT. Baber,
heretofore partners an trade, doing business
under the firm, name, and style Of Moore,
Garst 6 Baber, Pg,fs, us. J. d. Ford,
J. Z. Frakes and J. III. Frakes, DEFY.
TO J, n. Fralkes, Defendant
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
CON You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you in tho
above entitled action, by said PPfs, in the said
County Court of Linn County, State of Oregon,
by the first day of the term Of said Court, COM
mencing upon the first Monday in May, 1S69.-
And you will take notice that if you fail to
as above required, judgment will be taken against
you for the sum of $255 33 in U. S. gold coin with
interest from Nov, 25, 1867, at one per cent. per
month thereon-less a credit, Oct. 10, 1868, OF
$S2 60, and one of 500, Dec. 9Th, 1868, and $11,
Jan, 1869, besides costs and disbursements.
BY order of Hon. s. A. JOHNS,
Dated, March 8, 1859. County Judge.
N. H. CRANoR, for PPfs. v4n29w6
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BLEEDING At THE NosE.-There ara
two little arteries which supply the whole
face with the blood, one on each side;
these branch out from the min arteries
on each side Of the windpipe, and run
ming upwards towards the eye pass over
the outside of the jawbonc about two
thirds Of the way back from the chin to
the angle Of the jaw, under the ear. Each
Of the arteries Of course, supplies just
one half the face, the nose being the d.
yiding line; the left nostril by the right
artery. Now supposing your nose bleeds
by the right nostril, with the end of the
forefBger feel along the outer edge of the
right jaw until you feel the beating of
the artery directly under your finger,
the same as the pulse in your wrist then
press the finger hard upon it, thus get
ting the little fellow in a tight place be-
tween your finger and the jaW-bone the
result will be that not drop of blood
goes into the side Of your face while the
pressure continues, hence the nose in
stantly stops bleeding for want of blood
to flow; continue the pressure for five or
ten minutes and the ruptured vessels in
the nose will By that time probably con-
tract, so that when you let the blood into
them they will not leak. Bleeding from
cut or wound anywhere about the face
may be stopped in the same way.
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amendment, had the words or to hold
Office" been added. The vital objection
to the measure, and which should secure
its overwhelming defeat, are, first: It is
an attempt to subvert long-cherished
and well established rights of the States,
and thus to create a centralized and irres.
ponsible despotism at Washington, in the
shape Of an oligarchy; TO enable the peo-
pie OF one section to control the local af-
fairs and shape the local policies of the
people Of another an attempt, in short,
to make the Pacific States simple satrapics
OF the New England or other States, with
no rights or privileges of their own. If
this measure is permitted to succeed by
the States, it will be followed by other
centralizing measures, until at length no
city, town, or county will be permitted to
arrange its municipal affairs without die
tation from Washington. The second
great objection to the proposed amend
ment is, that it proposes to admit to the
ballot-box millions Of persons who are al
lens in race to the prcdominating popula-
ton, and are inimical to it in sentiment,
feeling, and prejudice and who, besides,
have scarcely emerged from the darkness
Of barbarism, and who do not possess tho
first qualification Of an intelligent and re-
fccting citizen. It degrades republican
institutions and the ballot by placing them
partially in the keeping Of the excessive
ly ignorant, the vile, the barbarous, the
idolatrous. 1t admits that intelligence
and education are not necessary to enable
one to perform the highest and most
solemn duties of citizenship, and then by
implication, denounces our entire system of
education and religion as useless, farcical,
and superfuous; and admits the great
science Of government to be go simple as
to bo within the ken Of Voudoux worship
pers, Nalays, and sayagcs generally. No
civilized people possessing particle of
self respect, Or the least regard for the
refining and ennobling elements of civil:-
zation, can countenance the proposed
amendment, for by 60 doing they will be
parties to their own degradation, by as.
senting that all which they and their faith
oFs before them in centuries have accom-
plishcd has been nothing, is worth moth
ing, and that that the proper action for
mankind is to reduce itself to barbarism.
Call.
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SUMMONS.

In the County Court for the County Of Linn,
State Of Oregon.
e. B. Moore and G. Garst, partners In trade
m,sder the firm, name, and style Of Moore
G Garst, PE..fa, vs. J. M. Frakes, Def't.
TO J. W. Fralzes, Defendant;
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
CON You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint fled against you in the
above entitled cause of action by the above nam
ed pps in said Court, by the first day of the term
of said Court, commencing on the first Monday in
May, 1869. And you will take notice that if you
fail to answer as above required judgment viii be
taken against you for want thereof, for the of
S3O8 91 in u S. gold coin with interest at one per
cent. from Oct. "a, 186S,-and for the further sum
of $27 II, money due, with interest from this date
BY order of Hon. S. A. JOHNS,
Dated, March 3, 1863. County Judge.
N. H. CRANoR, Atty for Ppfs. v4n29w6.
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Frakcs, Defendant
SUMMONS.

In tie County Court for Tie County Of Linn,
State Of Oregon.
E. B. Moore and G.. Garst, partners
in trade, doing business under the firm,
name, and style Of Moore 6 Garst, EH.6S,
rs. J. T. Frakes and j. II. Frakes, Det'ks.
To J. NJ. Frakcs, Defendant:
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
CON You are hereby required TO appear and
answer the complaint filed against you in the
above entitled action, by the said plaintiffs in the
said County Court of Linn county, State Of Ore
gOn, by the first day Of the term Of said Court,
commencing upon the first Monday in May, 1869.
And you will take notice that if you fail 10 an
swer as above required, judgment will be taken
against you for the sum Of $265 90 in U. s. gold
coin with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
October, 1868, at per cent. per month, besides
costs and disbursements.
BY order of Hon. S. A. JOHNS,
Dated, March 3, 1869. Judge.
n. II. CRAsoR, Atty for PPfs. n29w6.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, BY
virtue og an order Of the County Court Of
Linn County, State Of Oregon, made on the ri
day Of March, 1862 in the matter Of the estate of
Thomas J. Breeder, deceased, the undersigned,
Administrator Of the said estate, will sell at pub
lie auction. TO the highest bidder for cash, L. 5.
Gold coin, en- a credit of 6 months, with note for
coin, secured by mortgage On the premises sold on
Monday. tie jM day Of april, 1869.
between the hours Of o'clock q. aai o'clock
p. m. Of said day at the Court House door, ia the
city Of Albany. Linn county Oregon, the follow
ing described land, to-wit
Beginning at the y. e corner Of the s. ".
quarter Of the s W. quarter Of Section p Of Tp.
I3, s. r. West Willamette Meridian; thence
West so rods; thence South 100 gods; thence
West so rods thence South so rods; thence
East leo rods thence North 40 rods 10 the place
OF beginning, containing IG0 acres, more or less.
in Linn county, Oregon. NOAH sHANKs.
March 2, Is69.-yIn2gw4. Administrator.
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CHRISTIANITY.

Lo in tho East Z star the orient shade.
Unfolding, uticrs Heavens unwouted CLEAN
Aud now the holy light, its gracious beam
Rests o'er the place where the Young Chilli il
laid.
Behold, the wise come, With gifts hrraysd,
Gold, myrrh, fTppkincense while on Boshig-
hens plain,
The shepheFd's catch, enraptured though afraid,
OF Heavens bright ho.t tho life-Rssnring strain.
Death. in the shadow Of his valleys gloom.
Apparent king. hears the glad sound-and dies
''Immofial Life !" shouts tho ro-0psning tomb
"Imin ortal Life !" the sxulliug kqst Foplics
Natures long doubt Is solsel; that light from far
Still Frightening kiadles fLish-lo, IN tho East E
stari
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KEROSENE MuRDERs.-So many have
died victims to the frauds in kerosene,
that at last one man has been aroused to
do something. Coroner keenan,, in hold
ing an inquest upon death by Incident
By kerosene, had samples of the oil test
ed. Finding that the oil was nearly pure
benzine and would explode at GO degrees,
instead of requiring to be heated at 10
degrees, hc had both yender and manu-.
facturer Of Tie oil arrested and held to
answer the decision Of the G:aud jury
The corouers can take cognizance Of the
matter only after death has occurred.
Since the foregoing was i'll type, we
find that the Board Of Health has walked
up, after allowing the matter TO 90 unno.
ticcd for several years. 1t needed chem
ist to tell them what every one Of the
inspectors should have known "of his own
knowledge" that almost all the kerosene
sold in New York il unsafe, and some OF
itimminenily 80. The report of Professor
Chandler is very long aud interesting ;
from scventy-eight samples procured in
different parts of the city, not one could
be called really safe One sample con.
tanned 80 per cent. of bcnzine, naphtha,
etc. a large number of the oils formed
an explosive vapor considerably below the
ordinary temperature of siliing-room.
The wonder is, that so few accidents
should happen, rather than there should
be so many. Let everybody agitate this
matter in his own neighborhood. Good
kerosene is to b: had that will not burn
below 10 degrees; demand this of the
dealers, and it will be supplicd.-Ameri.
can 1gricuiturdtist.
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BENEFITS OF ADvERTIsING.-Mr.
Parvin, the extensive advertising agent,
writes:
The necessity of thorough but judi
cious system of advertising was never SO
forcibly impressed upon my mind as it
has been within the last few weeks, al
though have studied advertising for the
last eighteen years. With my custom
.ers, those who have advertised largely,
and have not curtailed the amount of
their advertising through the stringency
of the money market, have, to my sur
prise, paid up in full promptly as ac-
counts become due, but not so with those
who have curtailed and advertised spar
ingly, They fud it difficult to settle
small accounts.
George d. Prentice, the veteran editor
of the Louisville Journal, says, in the
same connection
We have been carrying on the Louis
vile journal thirty-seven years, and dur
ing all this time we have known no man
of business in the city to fail who adyer-
tised literally. And We have known no
one to succeed in any considerable, if
even respectable degree, who didn't ad-
vertise literally.
An advertisement in newspaper Ii
like sign board in street. 1t is placed
there in each instance to let the public
know that such articles of traffic are to
be had within the place of business so
described. Two considerations, and two
only are to be looked to in both cases.
The first has reference to the style of the
sign-board or advertisement; for it is de-
sirable to have it unique and attractive
so that it may be as conspicuous to the
public eye as possible. The second has
reference to its location shall it be hung
out in principal thoroughfare or upon
by-way ? Thus one enterprising deal
er builds or rents an imposing house up
on crowded street and covers it with
with decorations and gay signs, at great
cost. OF course it pays him. lie like
wise, following up the same line of rea-
soning, adverties extensively, which is no
less expensive. He selects the best To-
cation he can without regard to expenses;
he selects the most popular newspaper.
10 make money according to this princl-
pie of business, money must be spent.
Enterprise cannot stop to count pennies.
1t has not the time to do so. 1t can mako
more by looking after large gains and
leaving the lesser items to take care of
themselves, as they will do when great
profits are made. It takes the prominent
lavenue of transit, picks the best house
on it, and throws in its advertising bill as
SO many additional and necessary sign
boards put before the eyes of the public,
the only difference being that the public
will not see the actual sign-board unless
lit passes by it, while the metaphorical
Isignboard placed in the columns of q
widely circulated newspaper, goes after
the public, seeks it out, hunts it down to
its private walks and ways, and compels
it to be observant in spite of ITSELF Hence
the value which sagacious commerce sets
upon advertising.
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ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

UxHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fuIly inform EEe citizens of Albany and Vi
enity chat he has taken charge of this Establish
tmenf. and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
trict attention to business expects to suit all those
Who may favor him with their patronage. Having
heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
b. expects to give entire satisfaction to all;
mFChildlen and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
.hS-anooad JOSEPH WEBER.
Fi.7 apr4v3n33f
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SUMMONS.

In the County Court for the County Of Linn,
State Of Oregon.
z. y. Moore, C. Gdrst and r.. H. BaJer,
heretct0re partners IN trade, doing business
under the firm, name, and style Of Moore,
Garst d; BaGer. PtDs, Us. j. u FrGkes,
Deft.
To ]. N. Frakcs, Defendant
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
CON: You arc hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint fled against you in the
said County Court Of Linn county, State Of Orc
gon by the Ist day Of faid Court, commencing up
on the first Monday in May, 1869. Aud you will
take notice that If you fail TO answer as above re-
quired, judgment will be taken against you for
thesssum of $29 81 in U. S. gold coin with inter
cent. per month besides costs and disbursements.
By order Of tho Hon. s. A. JOHNS,
Dated March 3, 1869. County Judge.
y. II. CRASoR, ATTY for PTfs. v4n29w6.
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POET r Y.
MY wIFE'S HAND,


Every night, whom tho stars come out,
And the birds havo gone TO rest,
4 llttlo hand, like cooling dove,
Nestles about my breast;
smooths my forehead and pats my checks /,
Passes its finger tips
Over my eyclida and through my hair,
Lingering on my lips;
clings to my neck and clasps my arm,
TIL, tired Of It's earess,
And fallen asleep within my own,
That pure white.hand press.
Many year has come and gone;
Tho little hand Is cold
Childrens children are on my knee,
And am growing old.
Yet, each night, us tho stars come out,
And l near the heavenly land,
feel as felt in my early days,
The touch of that gentle hand.
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which tho incoming President may see
fit to appoint him. Whether the human
race is the better or the worse for his
having been born, will probably not be
known till no dies-if then"
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WILL BE GOOD TO-DAY.

~ will DO good. dear mother"
heard Il sweet child say;
81 will be good. now watch me
will b. good all day"
She lifted up her bright young eyes,
With soft and pleasing smile;
Said in soft and whispering tone,
''Have been good to-dayT
oh many, many bitter tears
'Twould save us did we say,
Like that dear child with earnest heart.
II will be good to-day"
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2. n. REDFIELD.
!. HILTABIDEL.


DEALERs N GROCERIES AND PROvI-
sions, Wood and Willow Ware, COnfection-
cry, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Notions, etc. Store
en- Maine street, adjoining the Express Office, Al
bany, Oregon. se2Sv3n7H
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COnveyancing, Examining Records,

Attending to Probate Business.
Deeds, Bonds, Contracts and Mortgages carefully
drawn Homestead and Presumption papers made
and Claims secured. Sales of Real Estate negoti-
ated and loans effected on Collateral securities on
reasan able rates.
All business entrusted to them will be promptly
attended to. RUSSELL & ELKINS.
Oct. 8, 1s6s-y2n46tf
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pUssVr1 JAMES Ell
! itt'v AZ Law. Notary P
RUSSELL e ELKINS,

once in Parrish's & Co.'s Block, First Street,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Having taken into partnership James Elkins,
& So, Ex-Clerk of Linn county, Oregon, we are
enabled to add to practice of law and collec-
'tions. superior facilities for
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JOB WORK Neatly and 0heaply done a
This Olace.
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The New York herald., 1869-01-17

IRMA, THE QUEEN OF SONG, EVERY NIGHT AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music.
l. D. 'MxTINiEEs xf 'ssa ..D'rscsor
wsesTsHAs hosDaa sIazR aSR ssnsspAs Jsns.sy is,
".' NEW AND BRILLIANT BILL,
rQursrss, SEHsssr5 sEsa zsS sSSsShosArrc
which have bTssS ss e. ssE ss2sos
AND his MS cHzRHIse SHi sIsi INFANT SON
In their 'AIle "a
AN fxSuRs1sE a RosEsT scsNs sfncksES{s
surHsE s1gs SE FsssiF1 FassE sAszs4HK zs4isKs 4''
Of the great HSa hfS Hil Siifsi SITES II SCENES
c0sFAP,s 4HH sDGeaTIS SSssYsaiSa aSIis RSds.
AuJAo, THE CHARMING TENOR, IN "LA PERI
oHoLE," at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ID TwsniySH5a s,se saSiras sS hs 81 yh Avenue HOTEL
MoSDAS EvEsfsa January sYs Is,
with two new isa Gs'snnl ME 5oEs R1s'fs saoucmAn
Comedy hf4ss h srH AZ ssaE sa'l!lsH THAN NEVER
After which VA ss PqSshsS 1 ssSisv sss ron ,ss
Volume Of Interesting, firaica and Lbelous Matter with
HIGHLY coLoRED ILLUSTRATIONS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II being found impossible TO accommodate very at.er
Ing number a. ci sppsans g for reserved sss the
vent the suspicion c,,nIgn e ,fsHoTi',sp s .crs ne
SOLD BY TtIH TubLiC II AUCTION.
-'''' HENRY IL LEEDS a MINER Liberty street,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. AT O'CLOCK r. NJ,
and the snpus over ard above the regular pric given TO
Tho Boz Book for the remainder Of the week win open
ibs theatre On Thursday, january II, from A. NJ 10
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra Chairs 81 80; Balcony Chairs tsccured, 81 to
Dress Circle secued sais si Second Balcony escursd
Admission, IS cents: TO Second Circle, 70 cents
Private B0'e' 'ho'dns '1 ss sSsss sns Ssa SssacHosEsRe,
osEsA sp HogsE pssssssIIy ss5 AK EIK5
CAV FRANCISCO xINsrRELs, sss BROADWAY.
. r appearances e sss Es.s,s S Dancer In the world
BIRCH sxN gSEsrsdo skSsAss xIssrksts AsD nAckUs
ESsE SSsE sSS4sH sSS4sssHH bizSf5, BiH5iS
Terminating with 'Af AffEgIrsbDdhsssceHsium. gIsbDdh sssceHssium
Seats secured sn days in advans.
i FILLED NIGHTLY TO OVERLOOKING.
drama repiee with interest," taheaux, combats, &c.,
THE u BANDIT AZ IrI,o oiiIEr ,,vv
pEiRnASfY pEiRsin srF i'1 DEL DELEHxHTS bEIEixSry
nrsSGrn ssE uEsssGsR. sssfGs HEssssaLrR. ssa
enlargement Il 2s n 4SssEs TSssis' ss4asas sRsSia saSsr"''
The charming vocalist and comcdienne.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR.
skTSsEs kfsa
OLE BULLS
GRAND CONCERT,
BROOKLYN AcADEnY OF Music
WEDNESDAY EvExIko. JAsUARy 40
OLE BULLS
GRAND CONCERT,
TABERNACLE, JERSEY CITY,
TUESDAY EvENIE0, JANUARY 10
THoRNE, SCENIC ARTIST, NO. 1850 EfGHTy-THIRD
81 street. Yorkvle, New York city, N. " will happy
contract with managers paint scenery for "Atcr Dark
or any scenery that may be required
IL ETURN OF THE JAPANESE
III Prof w. q RlsLEy takes pleasure IN announcing the
return om their uccessu European tour Of his Troupe
LITTLE ALL RIGHT
Notice OF their h appearance Will DC given an early
day.
PE$$EE$$ sE$$$ EEEE$$EE$$ E$$E$ ss$E$ st$I$ st$E$
The New York herald., 1869-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

-. --~~-r<
BsoADwAY Fz5A ISIS wssR = CENTS
AND THE sAroaDAY 6EIYi nATIsEE OF JANUARY =
public and patrons Of this their liberal
4LS s. q
THIEF 4nH rERsscq sTs2sa r hSs sEaS
and y resrefulIy compelled 70 ANNOUNCE The rr,xa
SEVEN AND
xE Rhls AND DhMaE Mas Poqsh snRNhY MiLLAMS
and TsE gGHn EnHx 1sGugh1T'' In RSSap Si;s play
The great originals In the characten OF
NIKE AND MAGGIE MCCARTHY.
Friday evening, JOINT BENEFIT ~ q
GAsr kasRAEb kHf 5Is King 81 MATINEE. E. AAa
on hoNDAY January 70 the talented American Come
Mr.. JOHN e. OWENS,
wii commence HIS Farewell Engagement In New York pre-
1' = foTRsTsEN II PERRSRHScEs ONLY
10 w 81 h sss9s p spnSiT6 soT6s SINGLE
Seats secured six days in advance.
5OO :. BROADWAY THEATRE. Mo
0alASpsSMELy MSs%yNrEp EsSsRALp EsS R@Sses IN win Is 8
PRESENTED TO THE LADY PATRONS EACH EVEN
ID ANOTHER NEW DRAMA
IMMENSE PIECES.
Ess'sfs ass ssSIsss%%s drama isff d: IoSk ATrS.
REVOLUTION. and Troupe.
Ssy bs%s9s 4s Monkey
Tuesday evening Bennett Of Mr.. Harry Clifford.
Friday EyERy q Ms VA s4rspsH HsTss1