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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18
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STATE NEWS.

$500 worth of -four was sold by the
Salem mills last week.
The Christian College, at Monmouth,
Polk county. has 100 students.
The colored ifmily that was afflicted
with the small -pox, at Corvallis, are out
of danger.
The..Salem University has closed for o
fortnight, in consequence Of the prevail
ing disease"
Beatty Fawcett was acquitted of the
crime of killing John McCourt, at Baker
City, last week
Willie and Emma Scffins, late of Indi-
ana, last week died at Eugene, while on q
visit to some relatives.
The Walla Walla Statesman and Bak-
er City Democrat both go into extacies
over the arrival Of the first snow Of the
season.
Wheat in Salem is selling at 80 cents.
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum for Ore.
gon, under tho management ofa deaf mute
named Smith, will open next week in Sa-
lem.
Rev. Stephen Sprague, who was last
spring studying for the ministry at Phil.
ometh, Benton county, sometime in March
borrowed horse from Corvallis livery
stable, rode away and sold it to another
man, and he skedaddled for other parts.
He was last week arrested in Portland,
and will probably be sent as Chaplain to
the Pententiary. es
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

AN "ORGAN" 'WANTED.-TheC Coryal
lis Gazette is indignant over the pass
age of the "Bill to Protect Litigants, {"
and as it is the only paper published
in Benton, we are at loss to know
what the people of that county will do
for litigant organ; for of course the
Gasette will not compound felony
by accepting an appointment under
whatit calls an Infamous measure, not
withstanding it would furnish much
bread and butter for ye editors politi-
cal bowels. .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

A RADICAL PARADISE. Winnebago
county, Iowa, must be adelectable place
for tract-pedlers and wooden-nutmeg
venders, as their is only one Demo-
cratic voter in the county, and he is q
blind man. He lost his sight by q
-powder-Aash while in the Union army
during the war, but even his sad sac
rifce in the cause of loyalty didn't pro-
tect him from the sneers and jibes of
the fanatical hounds who were infest-
ing the polls when he cast his vote.
That righteous blind man is probably
all that saves Winnebago from sharing
the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah of
old.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18
NY TELEG RAP n.
THE EUROPEAN WAR.

LONDON, Nov. 14.--The Times cor
respondent, writing from Tours. says the
moral effect Of the victory near Orleans is
incalculable. Reinfercements have gone
forward to Gen. Daurclies and Dc Paliad.
iness, who now has large and effective
army.
The excitement IN London tonight
rurs high 10 political circles respecting
the designs Of Russia. 1t Is believed she
has secret understanding with Prussia.
Dispatches dated Tours, Friday evening,
repeat the statement that there was fight
ing all day on Thursday near Conlonimie-
ries in which the French were successful,
and that Palliers occupied ChevilIcy,
north Of Orleans. taking 600 prisoners
and two guns. 4I(E T
But little is heard from Paris DOW
The report is reiterated here that the de-
lay 10 the bombardmcDt Of Paris is due 10
the earnest entreaties OF Queen Victoria.
The loses Of the Gcrmaus since the 7 IN
amount to 10000.
VkRsAILLEs, Nov. 14.-Gen. Won Der
Taun 10 his official report to headquar-
ters here announces that in the battle be-
fore Orleans, on the 9th, he lost AZ officers
and S67 men killed and wounded. The
French admit that their loss was 1000
ToURs, Nov. IL, Midoight.-Gcneral
Palladlnes reports that he took 2,50O
prisoners in the last engagement. The
French troops now hold the eDtrenched
camp which was occupied by the Prus-
slams at ArdeDay.
LONDON, Nov. 14-A dispatch from
BIois Nor. 14th, says Orleans was taker
by Gen. Catheiinc's Austrian troops
which frrt entered the town from ths
south, driving the Bayarians from th'
bridge they defended and which the,
lacked time to blow Up, as they intended
At Becopa determined fight occurred
with large losses OH both sides. Tht
I,russiaps were beaten aud their iptreDch
menis stormed. They left 100 wagons
with provisions and forage.
WASHINGTON, Nov i5.-On Frida.
last the President directed Secretary Fisi
to send cable dispatch 10 l.oSdon, per
emptoriIy recalling Motley as Minister &
England. Moray, Secretary Of Legation
is " act rs Charge de Affairs until pe'
Minister is appointed.
The President gives IS reason 10
immediate action, the necessity Tor an IN
slant decision on the fishery contosers
with Canada, and other differences wit
the British Government which he doe
not feel isclined TO trust TO tho mapags
ment Of Mr. Motley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18
PILES

Why do multitudes suffer year after year with
this distressing disease, which they know must
ultimately take them to the gravef The reason
simply is that they have never been able to pro-
cure reliable remedy. Temporary relief only
qggrouates tbs disease.
The discovery Of q perfectly reliable and speedy
cure has recently been made, and the fmedicins
may now be had Of A. CAR0THERS = CO., of
this city, who are sole proprietors. Tho Pile PILLS
have been used by many in this county. and IN
no case have they failed to effect . permanent
cure. Sent post paid to any address On receipt Of
$hse Per box. p4lu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18
THE "OTF YEAR" OF FPOLITICs.


healing plaster for the smarting de-
feat which its party has just sustained
in the elections, resorts to an argu-
ment which is hardly worthy so ''re-
spectacle" source. 1t says that
whatever apparent gains the DEM
ocrats have made are attributable
to the eight vote which is always
thrown in the off year of politics,
and intimates that at the coming
Presidential election the party will
poll full vote and obtain its usual
victory.
Now, with all Difference to the opin-
aon of our metropolitan cotemporary,
We do not think that the facts to be
considered justify the statement which
we quote from its columns. This
year, in the States which held cleo
tions north of Mason g. Dixon's line,
over 90, 900 negroes voted, and that
strength was added to the Republican
party, and yet in every State, save
Ohio, the Democrats made immense
gains, and even in the Buckeye State,
leaving out the negro vote, the Demo-
cratic gain was nearly $1,000. In
Ohio the Republican vote was strong
er than in the last Presidential cleo
ton, and yet its majority this year is
"a 900 less than in 1868. If Ohio,
In which the Republicans claim the
greatest gains, is taken as an example,
the Radical hope for the next Presi-
Dental election is formed upon very
aphemeral basis. Again, Missouri,
with her myriad of Democratic voters
enfranchised by the present sweeping
Conservative victory, is sure for the
Democracy in 1872, and the Radicals
will find it impossible to find a suffi-
'cient number of their voters who re-
manned away from the polls this "off
year" to save Pennsylvania, Indiana,
West Virginia and many other of the
States that went Democratic on the
popular vote in the recent elections.
The truth of the matter is that the
Republican party are appalled, at the
sweeping Democratic victories which
have crowded thick and fast upon
each other in the past few months.
and they talk of the 'toff year in poll
tics" and Republican divisions, and
such other childish excuses as a party
about out of capital and devoid of
hope may invent, to account for that
which their better judgment tells them
is an overwhelming defeat. It is not
the "of year" that ails them. The
masses OF the Republican party have
reached past the point of Indifference
which marked their actions in the
elections which Immediately proceed
ed the recent ones, and have, in sheer
disgust at the chicanery and rottenness
OF their own party, left it and cast
tneI Vote ana their influence with the
brave old Democratic party which they
know Is destined to bring our country
back to the purity which our fathers
intended should be its governing pow
er and its ruling object. The "off
year" will prevail in the Republican
ranks until the transition of party
power is complete, and until its few
remaining adherents will be forced to
change its name from sheer shame
of its past infamies. And when it is
hurled by an outraged people into the
grave which it's villainous leaders had
prepared for the Democratic party,
there will be no one left to sing re-
quinn or to mourn it's death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18
Special Colls.stcr of Glaims

large amount of CITY an, ESsF POEILAND
Property for Sale. -
Also. IMPROVED FARMS. an,t valuable une.i-
tiva,ed LAMBS, located in al parts Of the
State.
Investments in REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY, made for correspondents.
CLAIMS of nil descriptions promptly collected.
HOUSES and STORES leased.
All kinds of Financial and General Agcncy
business transacted.
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale will
please furnish descriptions of the same to the
AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE. in each Of the
pri,cipal CITIES and TOWNS of this STATE.
julin46tf FsssA4 kkt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

BACK TO WAsHINaToN.--Hon. j. s.
Smith started back to his Congressional
labors last Monday, accompanied by his
eldest son, who goes East to attend law
school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

Hon. TOP. RoBINsoN, one of the most en-
inent lawyers and able orators Of California,
died al San Francisco on the 29th ult. He
was q true Democrat and a great loss to the
people Of cur sister ComwQnvsalth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

The Ottumwa Ccppeyhead says that
there is lone niger in the Senate from
Mississippi, and now comes the news that
South Carolina sends Chimpanzee and
two orang-outangs to the Lower House.
How are you, Civilization? How are you,
Progress
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

ARMSTRONG, the Democratic candidate,
is elected Delegate to Congress- from Da-
kotah over Sphinx, the present Radical
elegate.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

NsLLFoxp, Pa, fulflls tbs prophecy
sF isaiaL-.t0 shos day seven women
shall lay bold Of o~s sas-acsuyate sta :
isties showing that phss to sousain seven
women TO one man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

i In Paris horse flesh is the only avail
able meat and is sold at Is cents per
pound. It is said that there are vet
42, 1000 eatable horses in Paris.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

IKE Democratic candidate In the
Fourth Congressional District of Indi-
ana WAS beaten by only four rotes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

The following which we CLEAN from
the reticent kilograms and other sour
ces, will give our readers some idea of
how the elections resulted which were
held on the Sth instant:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

II YoU WISH GOOD BARGAINi n.s
Cali for what you want, and you will bs sure To-
purchase the Goods We sell for Cash.
nov1Sv6n14 r. CHEAD1E 4 CO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Ofiee NO. q rrsu. Street.
PoRTLAN,p oREGaN.
REAL Es TATE DEALER.

PoRTLAN,p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-18

The Democrats certainly carry every
Congressional District in the State ex-
cepting the Eighth. and it is thought
that has also gone Democratic. In
Lexington, Paducah, bowling Green,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

Prepared by Dr., JOHN BULL.
his Laboratory. Fifth street, Lon,
willie, KY: " -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21
The Cairo Bulletin, j u11e 81.
Ihr Bulletin.
A WONDERFUL MICROSCOPE ,

Z Rev Daniel Wise, ID. d.. editor Of the
New York Sunday School Adrocatc thus
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"I,- simplicity, chcapness and great mag
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Then was examining Ay's eye by it,
aid, and was struck with wonder nt tn"
kill and power Of the Creator which is
displayed in IT, structure. When I saw IL
statement In an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magnihcd one hundred
dinmctcrs, aud could be bought for 50 90,
thought il was one of the humbugs Of the
hour, for had paid $40 for a microscope
not hong before. But now find IL TO be
IA really valuable instrument which !
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Of our readers in place of the manifold
uselc.. toys which please fornn hour and
arn then destroyed. This microscope
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adyise every boy'nnd girl who wishes 10
know the wUnders which lie IN litte things
t. sys hi. money until Nc has 81 10,
which viii pny for the microscopic and The
postage when sent by mail" ......
AS holiday gift this microscope j. I'M
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amusing and cheap, aud never loses 1t. IN.
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Read d. advert i,cInent 10 another cob
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s0tsD ADVICE.

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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA
Read the Captains letter ami
the Letter from his Mot her.:

Benton larracks, Mo-, April iu. lsoa'
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! h,NHuut at up moment rlncc NaS Nuund'a,
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ron,
bil JOHN BuLl-prag sir. Sly husts,nd, ia.
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YIOt u.

$40 LE,. Flour medium grade. also 40
bali hhl. medium quality suitable for the
:'ou;horn trad, for sale Mt the Egyptian
mill. tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21
Chulss a11ol Tcvor.

fHIE proprietor Of this celebrated medicIDe
L Justly claims for 10 superiority over all re.
NEEDLES ever offered 20 the public for the sis,
iais, spssiy ava psfmaHeri ere II hgue aud Fever
OF Chiils and Fever, whether OF short or long
staining. lie refer to the eutrs Western anJ
southeastern country to bear him testimony to
the truth Of the assertion, that IN no case
whaisVer VIII u ail TO cure, II the directions are
strictly followed aud carried out. In great
cure. ana whole families have been cured by
single bottle, with perfect restoration OF the
general health. 10 u, however, prudent, aud IN
every irorc certain a. cure, " it. use u
tiuuct M smaller doses for week or Two after the
disease has been checked. more especially IN dit
hctIt aud long standing cases. Usually thus
medicine vii not require any aid 10 keep the
towels IN good order, should the patient howeN.
cr, require a Cathartic medicine, AMER having
taken three or four doses OF the Tonic. sUrb
dose Of Iiuirs Vegetable Family pills
Will he ,uilctnnt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21

Tricoi and bake, c'ssimers suits, very
fine made 4. anIlE, at the aid reliable
olothng house of john AGtrim, So. -
Springfield Block. .'.... ii.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21
.."s 10 Wear rs,,'rr"- I"' Great

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neethisg Remedy,
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~ Il, ariy one hundred receipts f"r making brand.
~ L,ni. oi Wine, Gin. Ale. Beer, corIisl., SUI
psrr Cider. and much oth., u-efui Information
~ thJ-- i.a.ny IN or ns"nfsctnriDg Aay 81 the
owe. eithe, foe the trade or home nsc.
-"nt ny mail, f'ee ~ podwe, i,r ~ ceni-. Al.
.ltr.... H. Il. NORMANDY. soi Market street.
-t Lots. Mo -e27 iydaw
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A sCIrNriKIC MoNnln.

Tho Craig Microscop" adapted 10 popu'
lar and scientific Use. Read the advertise
mcnt Price, 90 70. m27d2m.
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Special Notices.

RHrs Collection kos iand's Receipts
Magic Arts, D. scovcric-, etc.. "ompri-iny Walt.
,,e morn iron o. ewryi.dy Sent 10y uiail tree
postascl fof ~ ceats. t Nt
Aim - X. p. SOaMANDr. 1oi Market ssest,
i.uuis, Mo ss9T0Awly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21
A Toilet Necessity.

Ane' 1hsrly thirty yenr- experience i y n"N
y.,.tsHy sAssitss.d MAJ Infny q lApIsan'sfior.
ala altar ). che wo- refreshing and hgr"' abs oi
al tDt,t p.rfum"s. It's ""iuily 5bi'f'ni iron
GAosa~ water sDi should ps'eI ." eopinund"d
18th II. 10. y"rf.ms ofUolagns di-srp""iss
To- nouent- Shcf ~. aPplicai,op, ~h'I,t 'LAi oi
.bs ilsria Water Ia-'. fe' is.oy 'Iay- '"iiomi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-21

To r,.r.iS r,t woWn, de. not contain lead :
~ yhriol pei-ons o. rsfalyheihe system, On 70
.tuce ittb It y pcrstis harmless t'',,abe-
at .nune ~. Ayoi he sruntod ana J-ljsn-
n"tratlun- boa-iing virtues they 10 not ppases..
,.u would escape the ,hngcr. The grnuin"
" 4 B,L.h-lor'- iish b,r hrs thirty yrnf-' rep
utstun 10 uphold a .lefbiy. Sold by Drag
li-t+ Applied at ID iiony STREET, y. ".
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-03-19

COOKING FooD FOR Stock The Massachusetts,
State Board of Agriculture discussed this subject
at their meeting in December, 1867, as we find
in the report of that body for 1878. The
speakers were all men of high character, mature
years, experienced in breeding, keeping and fat
tening cattle, most of them engaged in the dairy
busness-and there was but little difference of
opinion as TO the use and value of food cooked
in some way. Professor Agassiz, the illustrious
naturalist, shows iu the following clear, plain,
and unmistakahle language, the reasons why
food for domestic animals should be prepared, it
being promised that the food we give our stock
Is not that which nature provides at first hands,
bat is dried aud mechanically altered in many
ways. Soaking or steaming restores hay to its
wonted bulk and succulence and as Professor
Agassiz said of this mode of preparing food in
general at must the secretion Of saliva to
an enormous extent, and therefore relieve the
animal from physiological labor which is very
manifest. / have no doubt that that must be the
Chief source OF relief 10 the cattle because dry
food must be softened in order to be digested
and il must be done by the secretions of the
mouth-by the secretory surfaces ofthe alimentary
canal-and in fact, by all the secretory surface
OF the digestive apparatus. Now, where does
that come from From the blood and if you
supply the food so far softened that the animal
Is relieved from thai physiological labor, you
place your animal in a much better condition for
its work. ! have no doubt that there is the
explanation OF your results-that your steam
performs a part of the operation which your
animal has to do itself by its secretion. -
Exchange.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-03-19

Garfield, Bros. Il Co.,
229 Baltimore Street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF GOODS,
OF American and European Manufac-
ture, such as
GOLD WATCHES,
SILVER WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY,
OF ALL VARIETIES.
DIAMONDS,
PEARLS AND
PRECIOUS STONES,
IN NEWEST DESIGNS.
SILVER, STEEL,
JET AND
VULCANITE
JEWELRY.
FANCY SIL YER WARE For GIFTS.
SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHERS. ETC.
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS,
Walters, Baskets, Fruit Stands, Epergnes, etc.
TABLE CUTLERY,
PARIS BRONZES,
GILT BRONZE MARBLE CLOCKS, &C.
PARIS GILT FANCY GOODS, large va
riety; Fans, Opera Glasses, Vases, Travelling
Bags, Portmonies, with grAat variety of New
Goods, which they offer on most favorable terms
and invite an examination. Mch. 81, '69.-ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-03-19

VARIETIES OF PoTAToEs Light colored pota-
toes are the most popular, though their quality
he iaieror- is not essential thai they be purely
white, as a MIXED color. like thai of the Peach
Blow OF Mercer, will sell as we'll 10 form il is
better they incline 10 length than fdlindness The
@yes shnnld be few and shallow 10 avoid waste
in pairing, and To give them smooth appearance
when hak I'd OriginaIOIs and growers of new
sOrIs should bear ia mind these requisites They
are important 4 round deep eyed, dark skinned
potato will never become popular in the markets,
however good il mas he 10 other respects Where
the business is carried largely il is desirable
20 grow several varieties embracing early and
late kinds, moi OnlT 10 meet Ihr 1rmand of the
market, bal 10 pFolong The season Of planting
and harvesting, So thai The work will not come
''all 10 heap and compel large ouilays for
Iahor
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-03-19

HISTs ON CoLTs Il Remember that the early
part of the life Of colt determines in a great
measure whether AT maturity the animal will be
highly valuable or worthless
2 Observe carefully and early how colt carries
his feet-his fore feet in particular 1.-The inclines
to carry them too near the ground turn him into
pasture which has a very rough surface. In
this WHY he will get into the habit Of raising his
feet high.
3 IL he inclines TO point his toes down so as
to make him likely 10 trip, he ought to be shod
early, and the shoes should be made thick before
and thin behind, TO give him habit Of raising
his toes
By all means use kindness and gentleness
towards a colt, so that he may become docile,
fearless, and put confidence 10 bis master.