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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10
sHERIFF.s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
Id out of the Cireuit Court Of the State Of Orr
gon for Linn connty. 10 directed and delivered,
IN favor of i. B. Moore 4 Gerst and against W.
II. Greenwood and A. L. Greenwood for SI9S, 10
and interest and costs. have this let day Of
December, 1869. levied the following described
Real Estate to-wii:
Fifty-six 1861 acres of the North end of the
South half of the South West quarter of Section
Two (2l, Township Sixteen (l6l. South Of Range
-Four t4), West Of the Willamette Meridian, living
and being in the County Of Linn and State Of
Oregon, known as part Of the Donation Claim ol
James Cartwright. together with the fenements
herediiaments thereto belonging; aud. ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of january, 1870,
At o'clock =. NJ, in front of the Court House
door in the city Of Albany, Linn county, Oregon.
! viii sell the above described property. to sat
isfy said execution interest aad costs, at public
auction TO the highest bidder therefor.
v5nlTw4 r. A. IRVINE,
Sheriff Linn county. Oregon.
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A lady writes as follows: Having for Q
long time been subject to the sick headache,
which nothing would seem to relieve, I was
induced to try bottle of DIR. Walkers VIN.
EoAR VEGETABLE BITTERs. As had tried
many other medicines without relief, I had
not much confidence in this, at first, but it
was recommended so highly to me, that I
adopted its use, and / assure you / know
not how to express my gratitude for the BEN
efts it has afforded me. Many Of my friends
are also using the BITTERs with equal bene-
fit as myself. 1t is safe and harmless, and
fectiye emedy.v
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NEW ADvERTIsBMENTs.
He STILL LIVES!

IN WISCONSIN, many years ago, lived
one NJ. PEARSON, a,young man Of great
enterprise and sagacity, and a remarkable
judge Of Groceries, in which commodity be
was, perhaps, the fairest dealer in the State.
lie has done business everywhere, from Wis
consin to Oregon. Fast young men and the
oldest connoisseur would use nothing but
NJ: PEARSON'S cigars and tobacco. Gold
hunters in Idaho would buy their groceries
from him. The old ladies in Oregon would
always bring their truck and trade with him,
and the children would never go to sleep
until guaranteed full supply Of bis candy.
This same young mani NJ. PEARSON, still
lives and is doing business in Albany, Ore
gon, dealing largely in Groceries and Pro-
visions, and has very good stock Of the
above on hand.
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pEMoCnArR.

Mr. Chas. Riley, Republican hasa
majority of one. This was entirely
due to Mr.. Riley : great personal pop
nlarity with his own party, whose en-
tire support he received. and to the
fact that hewas known to belongto the
Fire Department. which gave him sew
eral Democratic votes. ~
This is better than the party has
ever heretofore succeeded in doing
here. The election excited unusual
interest, and we believe the full vote
of the city was polled.
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bids for carrying the mail and it viii
be established, unless the strategy
and falsehoods Of a very few men, ac-
tuated by the narrowost considerations,
defeat it.
We callattentionof Of the Oregon Con-
gressional Delegation to tho foregoing
statements, and ask them to seo that
the people are not tricked and cheat
ed out of the route.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10

Now Il l. no doubt altering testimonial to
the Senator Lwilliamsl 70 be regarded by his al.
versaries rs 10 formidable "a man; nsveribeiess
they err greatly f they suppose that tho Repub
iean party il going into the approaching contest
60 make ight for any particular individual for
that high position Oreyoaida.
Ii the Republican party makes n
fight for the Legislative ticket IN Ben
ION, Wasco and Grant counties, it will
be for that particular Senator VIII
liams and If the inducements given BY
the Senator for his own promotion arc
withdrawn, every well informed Re
publican in Oregon will give up the
certainty that he feels of carrying those
counties, for the mere possibility Of
doing so. The biggest fool in the Re
publican party, in Benton county.
knows, that, without Ben Simpson and
his agency machinery, there is no prob
ability of Radical triumph there, and
that Simpson was only retained in the
agency Mt Williams personal interfer-
ence and earnest solicitation for the
purpose of promoting Williams re-
election to the Senate.
Even Multnomah county is expected
TO be carried through Williams and foi
Williams.
The Senators ambition is legitimate
enough. But it 10 the manipulation oi
the Indian Department, the prostitu.
ton of Federal Offices. that should bc
independent of such contests, and the
indirect and wholesale employment Of
public money, levied from the people
and paid out by government disburs-
ing officers, to dcbauch elections and
defraud the people, that are complain.
edof. Senator Williams can't drag his
official robes in the mud without get
ting them soiled.
Take Meacham, Simpson and In
follett out OF the contest, and what
will be left of the prospects for
Republican Legislature? and take
away the hopes that these have center
cd on Williams, and they would have
as little political vitality left as one
of those Egyptian mummies.
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held off until after election, as the
Massachusetts, prohibitory law was,
but they will be. enforced here after
the polls arc closed next June. Our
neighbor will find chat this issue, IN
stead of being "gone,p is likely to be-
come exceedingly prominent to the
great detriment of Radicalism in the
rural districts. ~ Portland Herald.
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STATE NEWS.
ffrsm the Herald

] he Lutheran congregation have cont
tractcd for new church. TO be built a.
the corner Of Fifth aud Taslo streets, u,
cJat Of s., 500
Leonard, who stole the gold dust from
his friend, is in Jail IN default Of 81 200
bail
The Ida +. Taylor is loading in New
York for Portland direct, consigned tc
Mccrackep. Merrill & Co.
The Portland Fire Deparimcnton Mon.
day elected Robert Holman Chief In.
gincer, and G. W Raynard aud b. May.
or, Assistant Engineers.
To-day .(t!e sth) s great day
ainong our Catholic Brethren, being the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception oil
the Blessed Virgin Mary one Of the mosl
esteemed Of tic festivals Of the Church
On this day the Ecumenical Council
assemblies ut Ronc, aud us no General
Council Of the Church has been held foI
some 500 years, it has created an excite
ment throughout the entire world seldom
before cqualled. In view of these facts
there Will be three masses said ut the Ca,
thedras, one at o'clock, the second at I
O'clock, and high mass at half past ten in
the morning In the afternoon the mem.
bers of the ST. Vincent dc Paul Society
hold their meeting at half past four IN
their hall.
About 8 o'clock on monday night al
Iil!sboro occurred another bloody tragedy,
which We have to record. 1t seems that
Jake Smith, man well known in this
city during election times, met half.
breed, named koctenai Meek and cx-
changed few words. The latter, being
under the Influence Of liquor at the time,
passed his arm around Smiths neck in
an apparently affectionate way, when he
pushed him away. Tor this Meek drew
a knife aud stabbed his victim in the
region Of the heart, killing him almost in.
stantly. Meek, in the cxcitment follow
ing, escaped, aud, up to the present writ
ing had not been captured. Rewards,
amounting to $500 or 500, have been
offered for the assassin. The cause oil
The stabbing is supposed to have origi.
mated from difficulty that occurred be
tween the two in 1861.
From the oregonian.l
The barkentine A. Heaton brought
from New York cast-iron fronts for Ii
w Corbett,s new brick.
The arrival per steamer Montana ol
railroad iron was sufficient to make the
length of rail now landed about twenty,
one miles. There is therefore, no chance
of failure of railroad iron to arrive. The
length Of rail is exclusive Of the one hun
dred tons purchased of the @, S. N. Co.
The latter, not being st.class rail will
be used for switches and turn outs only,
The winter terms of all the public schools
commenced yesterday.
The ladies' Of the Baptist Church real
lied S265 from their festival.
A Chinese school is in operation in
Portland, under the auspices ofthe Young
Mans Christian Association.
A jury ON TRAMP.-In the case OF
the Oregon Cascade Railroad Company
VS.. The Oregon Steam Navigation Com
pany, both plaintiffs and defendants claim
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10

Our morning cotemporary, for an
swer to the point made by Democratic
papers on the decision of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, relating to farmers
who sell produce from wagons as bro
kers, and requiring them to pay a Ii
cense accordingly, says that said de-
cision, as reported by telegraph, was
Incorrect that the wires made mis-
take. We supposed ourself that the
telegram was a mistake. We were of
the opinion that even the unscrupu-
lous Radicals would not dare to 90 SO
far, and SO we waited before making
comments until Eastern exchanges ar
rived by mail and confirmed the dis
patch, Our contemporary would, no
doubt, be exceedingly glad if the note
of George II. Belden to an Albany
merchant could possess the power of
reversing the decision so far as Oregon
is concerned, but that cannot be. Mr..
Beldeh must obey his superior officers
and collect the tax, or else be liable to
a charge of derelietion of duty. VIII
Iiams may have enforcement of orders
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10
CRY ELECTTON-A AND VICTORY

The city election last Monday re-
sulted in Q Democratic victory. OF the
ten officers chosen, nine are Demo-
Gratis and one Republican. The ma
iorities are as follows:
A. w. stanard, Mayor, IT.
John Long, Marshall, 2.
A.C. Jones, Recorder, 20.
James Shields, Treasurer. II. 7.
Ibr. Councilaien the two tickets stood
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The latest advices indicate that Hof-
man will be given. the Circuit Judge
ship from this coast. If so, Senator
Williams will realize some little en-
barrassment. Since Judge Deadly is
not promoted, Judge Boise has no
other alternative for an Office suitable
to his talents and services than to
measure swords with the Senator him
self for the successorship at Wash
ington.
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The OregoftiGis notices the CONNER
cial in its usually severe way and says
that the propagation of the libels Of
that paper fagainst the Indian Depart
mentI in any responsible paper, would
cause it to be instantly called to ac-
count We suppose this means pecu-
MARY responsibility. If SO, it is a mis-
erable excuse. For who can suppose
the Superintendent of Indian Affairs,
with all of his perquisites and steal
ings, and a Senator of the United
States with his princely income to be
SO mercenary as to call ajournal to ac-
count merely for the sake of getting
money out of it? If they wish to pro
cure a refutation of these charges and
to establish a yindication of their rep
utation, verdict against the CONNER
ctaI will as completely. accomplish it,
so far as what that paper may have
said is concerned, as though it was
against It's big neighbor the Orego,aid,a.
The thing won't go down, gentle
man. Try again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10
THE DEsT REDUcED AGAIN.

The telegraph tells US that another
reduction of the debt has been made Of
some 81 ,00O,0 900 and upwards. That
is to say, that another sum equal to
this amount has been added to what is
now in the Treasury, which, if deduct
ed from the debt, reduces it cores
pondingly. What benefit the country
is to derive from this steady drain of
gold and it's locking up, has not yet
become quite apparent. Nor are the
Democrats the only persons who make
complaint at this policy of Mr.. Bout
well. The Chicago Tribune, one of
the most widely circulated and infiu-
ential newspaper IN the North West,
says that it ''feels no satisfaction what
ever in reading that the Secretary of
the Treasury is adding eight millions
more to his hoard for the last month.
It wishes he had added less and that
the people had the difference"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10
WHAT ARADICAL THINKS.

The Springfield RtpuH can, edited
by Mr.. Colfax' S right-bower Sam Bow
les, fairly earns the right to be called
stupid by its partisan colleagues in
Oregon. like the Oregonian and States
man. AIr. Bowles' paper wields no
inconsiderable influence In its party,
and if it is exceeded in Its zeal by such
papers as are mentioned, it commands
a respect for brains quite equal to
them.
The Republican, in commenting ur-
on Senator Casserly's great anti-C Chi
nese speech, says that Senator Cas-
seriy was right in declaring that
cheap labor is undesirable in America
and that "It is neither cheap labor nor
dear labor that country needs, hut
free and educated labor labor that
does not erpioitcI. and use up men, wo-
men and children in accommodating
fortunes for the capitalists, as is too
often the case in countries where wa
ges are low and privileges are denied
to the laborer. California would proc
ably be benefited by cheaper labor
than she now gets, and SO would some
parts Of the eastern states and the
Mississippi valley. But it is danger
Gus in America to ocheapen labor at the
expense of intelligence, manhood and
civilization; it is dangerous anywhere.
England has done it for centuries, and
we see to what it has brought her.
France did it for centuries, and the
general upset" of the revolution of
'83 was the protest of human ma
ture against it. Our country came in
to existence to maintain the rights Of
mankind, not the privileges of any one
class, and we shall only be true to our
birthright SO long as we uphold the
dignity and assert the claims of labor. /"
L
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NOTICE.

DARTIES OWING FREIGHT BILLS WILL.
IL call and settle immediately. On. and after
January LIST, 1870. no freight will be delivered
until charges are settled.
Albany, Dec. lst, lS69-3m.
BEACH & MoNTETTH.
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"a. The Advertisement Of ]. D eRAu
~aTITUS' New Jcwelry Establish
Tment will appearin q short time.
Owing to iush OF business he is
unable sooner 10 prepare a de-
scriptiye list ofhis merchandise.
Albany, Dee. 10, iS69-v5nI7yi.
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MEETING Of The DEmOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
CpMMlIIEE.
Saturday, the 9Th dav Of Janunrv

The Democrats Central Committee of tho
State of Oregon is hereby requested to meet at
the city Of Portland, in said State, on
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SANTIAM ACADEMY.
Ar
LEBANON, LINN COUNTY. nREGnh.


REV. w. D. NICHOLS. Pripc;n.,
REV. 4. A. JUDkINS...................A Assistant
MRS. 8. G. NICHOLS............ -. Preccptrcss.
and Teacher of the Ornamental Branches.
YSHE Academic year which commences Semi 4
1869, and closes July l2, 1870, is divided inta
four terms of eleven weeks each. Students can
here enjoy every facility for acquiring . thorough
academic education. Tuition lower than apv oth
er school of high grade in the State of Oregon.
A Commercial Course
has been adopted for the benefit Of those wha ,,sa
to acquire thorough business education. =
Boarding.
Young men can obtain rooms and board ,h.~n.
selves at small expense. Young ladies can ehts;r
board in the family Of the Principal, who reside
ia the Academy building.
Board and Tuition Thirty Dollars per Term.
No extra charge for Iacideatals or for Board
During Taeations.
For further information send for catalogue.
Lebanon, 0gn, Aug. 81, 1869. v5nlm3
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next, at o'clock, p NJ, Of said day. for the pur-
pose Of appointing the time and manner of hultl-
ing Democratic State Convention, preparatory
to next june election, and to transact such other
business IS may properly coms before said Com
mite
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the right Of way along the river bank On
the Oregon side of the Columbia river, at
the Cascades. 10 determine the point
whether defendants are now actually us
ing the way for purposes Of transportation,
the jury has been ordered to go to the
Cascades and make examination ION the
spot.o
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AomRE 1863 n~m"om

AoEscE La NouvELLK-oRLEANs
WHARTON & TARDREW, Bourse des Marchands
rue Commune, entire los rues St.CharIes ct Camp.
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:. DUMEz 4 T. BELOW REDACTEURS

populaires qui militent pour ou contre
Ia TRANSMISSION dun continent dams uu
autre. Essex a bien fait de preudre
un pseudsnyme E; par Ia il degage Ia
discussion de toute preoccupation per.
sonnells ct represcnte I'M etre collectif,
un type general, le planteur d'autre.
fois A ID poursuite de l'ideal du travail
4 bon mafche. Nous defendrons Ia So
ciete nouvelle contre pancienne ct ID
planteur coutre lui.meme, ct nous NJ
desesperors pas de persuader ct de
convaiucre les hommes d'iutelligeuce
ct de bonne volonte qui. ne voyant pas
encore l'arche de salut, refusent d'y
entrer.
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rant. La partie etrapglee De Ia che.
minee do verre correspond, dams ce cas-,
a peu pres d Ia pointe de Ia famine
Get etranglement est necessaire pour
augmenter Ia vitesse dur courant d'air
en- Get endroit ct brller complement
Ia fumee qui tend 1 SO former au-dessus
de ID famine. LIE pouvoir eolanant
doit etre surtout attribute 1 Ia presence
de parcelIes de charbon tres divise
dams liuterieur de Ia famine !; en- y in.
troduisant un corps froid, uue souco1pe
dc porcelaine. par exemple. on recueil.
10 aiselnen. CO charbon ou noir de fu.
NEE. 81 Ia combustion etait tout i fait
complete, Ia famine devieudrait beau
coup plus chaude, mais serait 4 peine
lumineuse. C'est le resultat qu'on OBJ
tient avec Ia lamps d'tmaillsnr, qui
est une grosse lampe A huile sur Ia.
quelle on dirige un courant d'air pro.
duit par IN fort soufaet, de mauiere A
obtenir une famine non eclairaute ct
non fumeuse. mais assez chsude pour
que le verre sly ramollisse de maniere
d etre facilement travaille. ,ei.b.s9
Les lampes dArgand presentaieut
un inconvenient asses grave; ~ bout
dun certain temps, le porte meche Sc
chauffait beaucoup. Ia neche charbon.
nait ct 'huile brllait NAL en- exhalant
une odeur desagreable. On dut songer
4 fairc afluer constammeut sur ID me-
che un grand exces d'huile. de maniere
q rafraichir constamment 10 porte-mA.
che; il fsllut recourir 1 des moyens
mecaniques, car Ia force nominee ca.
pa4aritt, qui fait monter l'huile dams
une neche CONNIE l'eau dams IN NOR
ceau de sucre, peut peine fournir Ia
quantite d'huile necessaire d Ia con.
sommation, loin de poutoir en- amener
un exces. Une foule de systAmes diff:
ferents ont etc proposes pour atteindre
ce but. ..,- 81 ~- ss
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gagni apparaissa yeux de Ia dsns dame com.
e M genie vomi du FIN osd des entraes de h srre
ellie ui atbuait tous chagns ct toues iasu6ues
81 Arthur ayant gagns courat Ia pretenans Il sssais .
mere d6solse ct solitaire c6tait faute Dc Lagou6a-
81 Arthur ayant pedu retait trste s coait r6Piciere
pour lu soutrer queque argent c6tat h us do Lagouda
Aus h bonnie dane Wit dun fort mauva M le proet dasso
citation Sbauchs par dis Es nauguat en Do bon dc a
conde tour humble et superbs couermafron Cet So
ben p ellie await es an&cSdents de LAgroua que
derner seot smas dhumesr ppeer 6s Tapeooset
plus encore du ress par crne dune ndscreon de- part
que par vas Bouso lee anens marchaDds de
ques deeent quoa hsse aluson eur profession premiere
point qu asnt hon lie ont e trop ben place pour
pour que lee honnses gems qui lsur paent nent
point rough.
Naysnt plus dsuoriS nj l&gals ri morale Arthur, Nine
Tanconne rc6s dams deefs reranchemsn csda
6s DE- sociatiou coactSe cone gre pour dviser hs
rtaee Dc spcier do Chgnac METRE convert II portion qui
lsi appssteeat Arthur uoqus trss respecueeut dc ID
peur d dgne dame trouvs des plens
pour sgmaer qan sppet par euphtmisne devant ellie.
q poltrozoerie ct ses dSss r6trogrades
marchaDde aissa dire 10 fur millionaire Ellie pensait
gum jour Il remercist 4 eet prudence, gull gouailait
alors. - N&#
Lacs d. soeiee rsdgs par pagr Dc Lagrou6a ct pasS
pardsvast e nors do Lsrouaa spuls szprstmsnt quar-
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Les MILE EFT UNE
c0NNAISSANCES TITLES.
cour, Jardin, Champ. Cuisine, Cave
XIII

L'usage des lampes etant devenu
general, aussi bien pour l'eclairage de
luxe que pour celui des ateliers, il es,
fort important pour chacun de pouvoir
choisir parmi les nombreux systemes
de lampes dus aux efforts de l'industrie
moderue.
Jusqua Ia fin du steele dernier, Ia
lampe / huile est restee CO qu'elle etai.
chez les anciens ct ce qu'elle est en-.
core dams les campagnes arrierees: uu
vase de forme quelconque rempli d'hui.
le ct contenantpne meche qui s'appuie
sur le bord du Ease. Cstte lampe pri.
mitive donne. tne lumiere vacilIante ct
inegale, ct r lpaDd une odeur infecte,
surtout quahd phuile est fortement
echauffee !. Pile produit une abondante
fumee nenic IL meche Sc charbonue
rapidemere ct il faut Ia soulever fire.
quemmef Yhors de Ia lampe. Aussi
les lampel huile furent.ellcs bannies
de l'eclairage de luxe. pour lequel on
employa exclusive,nent IL bougie.
En- l7Tg. Argand magma Ia lampe
1 mecher res,irculaire, a double courant
d'air ct mleminee de- verre, qu'on 4
designes 4aendant longtemps sous le
nom de .1mpe d'Argand. II parait,
,outefois, que Meuuier, savant distin.
que de ceite epoque, await fait cons.
truire pour son laboratoire une lampe
dispose CONNIE celle d'Argand ct quill
employait CONNIE source de chaleur.
ae Dams ID lampe dAtgand b combus.
tion est beaucoup plus complete que
dams h lampe antique l'air sflue a
l'interieur de ID famine en- meme
temps qsa pe1terieur; aussi cette
lampe ne donne pas de fumee. ct on
ne volt pa, fans linterieur de- 50 fam
me ostts Iaoi Jon obscure qu'ons peut 70.
marquer ns eentre de d famine dune
boagie o1 hne -lampe ancienne. On
doit coos yer une lampe CONNIE IN
veritsble Joyev don't 10 sirags doit etre
convcnablement regle; aussi doit-on
monter on descendre Il m4che ct ID
cheminee de verre jusqs'i CO qu'on ar
rive. par tltonnement, ~ moment pre-
cis Cd ID famine est sur le point de
donner dc ID fum6e c'est alors qu'elle
atteint son plus grand pouvoir eclai-