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much for the public amusement.

De HAvEN's SENSATION CIRcUs.-OGf fseo- pee,
pie will be on the lookout to-day for the
grand turnout Of De Haven's sensation cir
Gus. which will precede the opening of the
great show ON Council Chamber Hill this
afternoon and evening. Mr.. De Haven is
essential in making an establishment of the
kind attractive, and he will prove this to
the lovers Of arenic amusement in our city
during his sholi stay in our midst. One is
generally impressed with the character OF q
Show by the manner in which the town is
.'biled" for it, and if anybody has ever
Deatcn De Haven in billing" our city as
he has done for his circus, we do not re-
member it.
This circus comprises most excellent
troupe of accomplished equestrians, skilled
acrobats, witty clowns, and in fact all that
goes to make up tirst-class under-canvas
entertainment.
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The THEATRE.-The long closed doors OF
our Theatre will be thrown open this eve
ming under the auspices of Manager Ogden,
and a dramatic season will be inaugurated
which we trust will prove profitable to the
management, and worthy Of city of the
size of Richmond.
The Theatre has been thoroughly reno
waited, many old faults about its interior
have ueen corrected, and our theatre-goers
may rest assured that no means for promo
TING their comfort will be spared. Manager
Ogden has procured a tirst-class stock com
pany, all Of whom have arrived, and to-
night will produce "Still Waters Run
Deep" and the "Swiss Swain" We trust
to see the Theatre well crowded on the
opening night, and would urge our people
give every encouragement to the new
mana N nas5eeSssgt q eHss which seems disposed to do SO
much for the public aYifsf ffseInent.
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AaKuSKMEETsSsss -
rs ICH NON b z d EATR 80 ~.
r. d. oGDEN...........,.D Dir, csor and manager.
MONDAY EVENING, sEpTxNBgn.io 1s7ss :.
Wi sc psesensed o asn Tayrors raS cnsds s
STILL WATERS RUN DREP I IN z
| Concluding With the musical bhrletta of
| SWISS SWAINs.
yaRgA sR4aSEFE SEIEsIgss sEsNS & aEnn9sR
10 2s, and 50 csnts.g4 issftsi iiifag ssses -
In rehearsal FRoU .FRoE. -,
| store at ali times six days in advance. 20 f-as
|pOLLER-sKATING
The assemblies for RoLLER.sKATrEen win
ifai TaY pitSs aFTERNnoSs aS rom g O'Clock. and
NIGHTS, from 8 TO 10 O'Clock.
as follows For Single teke.s fof ladies or chill
dren In the afternoon. 2sc.;; gentlemen, so:: For
Or swssya teke the
scmbiies for ladies and children only, theteis no
charge unless The skates are used. 4te,s. -,
n n'ght assemblies, and1&3a PROFESSIONAL.
sATEs Sasr %n ss9w wst may h dang S these
(IEoRGE ( W. DE HAyEN's 3 - z.
W =, -. -, !, ,.sEssATIoN CIRCUS
"tth cit SnaMhsEt GhaMhEk II II hicaN2s1 t. foR
SEPTEMBER 18TH ard aVrn, 0SLY.s
With sincere pleasure we apnoanee noun Is as speeiai
n2veEy a grand aud sublime .FtkElExHIbI-
have ss e s an
: MISS LOlTIE ST. CLsIR Ig...
The only Fernsla aeropaut in TIC world. who VIII
WONDERFUL. BkLLOos kscsNsIoss.
in the mammoth sir ship .sCtty Of New. York''--
TIE ascension viii positively take place at IA
o'clock daily from The circus lot. ts3gtlSfs
tRs Ie4d
e MAzEpPA; .,.S.,s
+s.s-'1 Or 4 '-st$T.H- - II
TIE WILD Hon.. >, OF gTARTARY, -
ptny by r.. r. j. Miles, Of the Haiionas Theatre.
duce ,hls legendary d. anna in d style Of masf,i1-
cencc heretofore uasurpss sed. The gifted auowon-
NADEMoIsELLE l.E BURTE,s 3e
Will M'nsE MrPPsaz5 zYhEiz.psp 81 hHEiifzappa' a'toalat
the celebrated aIss Fs9s RsSE EnsrsS e Ae ai Fairy
,,Hs the onsrm'ns !T1%n: ppggqne1strissnne. p "a"
'' " MILE H'i Is EfBiJi BTTE a!is a''''s ns'''.
The celebrated Drsmatis e sA1t R1d Artist
with his European Troupe Of Trained Ponies.
MIR. ChhnLE5 LoWERY,l s.sa
~ MONS. SEVILLE, ,.t,5 ! Et.s}s q
the renowned Equestrian, from the Cirque Napo-
leon. Paris. ai Et8ItJ III
JAMES WILSON, ,
the bashing Equestrian. -
THE DAVENPORT BRUTHERS. gsIG.
in thsic wonderful Acsobatic. Reals.
SIG. BLISS Ff.ft1.sS ~
THE Man Fly" In his startling and miraculous
Anupodean Fest.
MONS. RICA RnO,tg ,Sss8s
the Modern Samson, In hiswonderfu athletic feats.
Bliss Brothers Three Great Cior ns-Jimlny r. y
nolds, nerica's favorite jester Z. II. ,Seamon,
he uUtuLe and COmfCal. tho wonderful
mast and grotcsque trt.k clown, Mons. Syanffhi;
together with full aud complete troupe Of Eqncs-
trl4ns, GymnasJs, aud numerous anxiliariss III
the way of kqulnes, Ponies, &C., AT each per-
formance will be introduced the wonderfully EJu-
Gated Horse CUMEr; also the Comic Trick Mules
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NOTICE no SHIPFERS.-snA<J
~ The boato or the JAMES RI-ssSsaEszs2%ESSs
vER AND kANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
viii leave the dock Is usual promptly ut II d. Oh
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lyncbburg ant
1eyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, 1t ths
~ s';e s.t % ahlga.ion Z q:
suraeu 10 deliver DOWN freight elsewhere than ai
pg once on the Dock TttSOat special agreement.
Way freight viii uot DC delivered TIL charges ass
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
deU EDWARD DILLON. Ageat.
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AifIrmond Q1spatrh,
MONDAY. ....sEPTEMBER 10, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE nItPATCR
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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JOSEPH HALL l. co.

This firm is perhaps the youngest iron
concern in Richmond, having commenced
the business on the LIST OF May last, but the
work done at their establishment during
the three months OF its existence indicates
that il will have prosperous career. The
partners are Joseph Hall, an architect and
miIlWright of talent and extensive expe-
rience, and John Chamblin, formerly OF Len-
don county, gentleman OF considerable
busine 10 talent and means, They are both
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DgoE AND JOB PRINTING DONE
CHEAP ATTHIH OEEIGE. i5a,sa
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IMMATURE GLMASAC, SEPTEMBER 10. 1870
qua clsea ...,.... 5.55 moon rises......... L. q
,up S,:s......,.... sos High water ...... Ito.
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SHIPPING.

EOR PHILADELPHIA.-xsFss
A. The steamer NORFOLK, Captain saas4k6aG
PLATr, will receive freight for the ABOVE port
cheaper than by any other route till MONDAY,
:eptember 10Th, st IL O'Clock. Freight taken for
New orleans, also Norfolk, at moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals and
W.. PORTER, Agent,
Sc T-2t No. 2i2j Dock street. E.
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GROCERIES,, dc.

GROCERIES, dc.
On HOGsHEADS PORTO RICO SU-
~ GAR. laO bags RIO COFFEE: so bags la
GCAlRA COFFEE; 80 barrels siRUPS, various
scls wAGGONER & HARVEY.
IN HALF BARRELS NEW FAMILY
ej1 MkCkERk.L. so quarter barrels NEW
FATIILY MACKEREL, SO kits NEW FAMILY
10 wAGGoNER & HARVEY.
SOAPS AND CANDLES, various brands,
~ fcr sale by GoRDAN & CRINGAN,
CODA.-ENGLlsH BI CARB. SODA
- for sale by GoRpoN CRINGAN , Gan.
CHEESE.-P RINIE FACTOR
" on rA''' - GORDON Il CRINGAN.
seI0 Pearl Block.
VIRGINIA BACON.
100 VIRGINIA BACUN HAMS,
VIRGINIA MInDId NGS.
selG W. G. DANDRIDGE C co.
ZINE TEA chests superior GREEN
- Is W. G. pANDRIDGE & CO.
DURE CIDER yINEGAR.-3OO gallons
! 4 VIRGINIA CIDER VINEGAR, with all
kinds of SPICES, for picking:
&C IL W. q. DANDkli)dE q Cr.
FREsH HOPS.
scre w. G. DANDRIDGE & co.
TUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER SUP
~ Ply 2,Sf, OF th9Se pSpHHIn3ru pSIpHn HANS
cANvAssED HANS,
VIRGINIA HAMS,
80 hslf harrels WcOD,s ROE HERRINGS.
To-day, just taken out Of the custom house, our
direct ,mpoTtatiinv POI Nv OF nt,se II 81 fh
sci seis v Il "''@> -' - SHIELnS & CARY.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
We aren receiving in store, at the last decline
| IN prices, ~ ,r,
so 80 hogsieadds hogsheads BACON BACON sHnULDERs,
100 barrels REF NED SUGARS,
50 hogshaads r0KT3 TO re kIS1 SI,,sl SUGARS
200 bags Rio ClFFtE.
100 90 nss ,ieica! sGGAf!cn eSbffAtMs fHAMs
! 20 tlcrces CASsksD'S LAIRD,
100 boxes LARD. in tins;
! 500 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
100 barrels NEW M4CkE@EL,~ -
Aa Sc tSr soF?@ sSie d. 10" HisaRvEYs & WILLIAMS
DESIRABLE GROCERIES.
~ 800 bags RIO COFFEE, fair to choice;,.
100 100 bags bbHssIC CHOICE LAGuAYRA,
so hosshcads PORTO RICO SUGARS,
500 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
BR0,iMS,
BUCKE1S
MATCHES.
BEHRING'S,
BI CARB. SODA,
500 SIDES SOLE LEATHER, with general
assortment Of desirable GOODS at lowest rates
'sefi''"s ee7 i'' '"'e y SC. TARDY & GO.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
- QUEEN EIOP and GOLD CHOl GUN
POWDER TEAS,
ARABIAN COFFEE.
These GOODS are very ARE ana q, Slrapie. M
CuEESE.-5O boxes strictly PRIME
Y FACTORY CHEESE just received on con-
au20 ROBE.T F. WILLIAMS co.
rlDER VINEGAR, five gallons for SD
AUtna PICKING SPICES,
WUlTE APPLE BRANDY for fruits, ,,
SPEAkS'S FRUlT.PRESERVlNG soLu-
sM KEDBE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE,
: LBNEON CRACKERS &C.
an Is j. Is. k.EU. III Broad street.
GUGAR for preserving,
- SPICES for picking,
VINEGAR for pickling ,1, so,r
SHEARS'S RUiF-PRCSEkPlNG eohO-
TON, for sale by
o,,o SOC Broad street.
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VULCAN IRON WORKS.

The proprietorship of these well.knoWh
works rests " ith Archer, Goodwin Il Co.. a
firm composed Of William NJ. Archer, j. f.
Goodwin, and L. Z. Finch. Messrs. Ar
cher and Goodwin received their training
in this line of business ut the Tredegar
Works. Mr.. Finch is 4 resident Of the
county of Mecklenburg. They commenced
work IN 1865, and there is abundant evidence
| that their business has doubled every year.
Indeed, within the last two years their pro-
ducts have been quadrupled.
The Vulcan works are famed for nuts and
bolts of superior quality. Their manufac.
lures include hot-prcssed nuts, wrought
iron washers, lag screws, machine bolts,
! a7.sr,,;age bolts, plough bolts, bolt ends,
bridoe oessd I'D roof bolts, boiler rivets and
nlouoh cnffs. department COM
nrises screws for toBrrSo, cotton, and cider
presses; flatteniug mills e.aer INJURIES,
tobacco and stem cutters, iron ralltn.ss'-&&.
all kinds, and iron work for buildings.
While other Richmond manufacturers boast
of their widely extending business connec-
tions South, Archer, Goodwin & Co., can
point with pride to the celebrity which
their products have obtained in every part
of the country for, while every southern
State furnishes them customers, two-thirds
of their trade is with the North. The pages
of their books show shipments even to such
distant points as New Brunswick, "down
east"; Minnesota. "out west"; Califor.
MIA, on the Pacific coast and to Pittsburg,
the very capital of the iron kingdom. A
respectable portion of their shipments
North afterwards 60 to the South and
Southwest.
The force employed at the Vulcan Works
is not large, owing to their improved ma
chinery, some of which is of their own in
vention, by which, in the nut department
boy is able to turn out, say, 4,OC) nuts {
day. The number of men usually EN-
ployed is forty. There is no lack of busi
ness, but, on the contrary, the work i:
mostly on orders, and it will soon be fount
necessary to double the manufacturing fa
cilities il the present custom Of the firm il
to be retained. There is in connection will
the nut and bolt factory machine ant
blacksmith-shop and the proprietors ar,
prepared to furnish engines, saw-mills
castings, and machinery generally, at TIT
shortest notice.
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FOE SALE.

TOR SALE.-Tw0 good HORSES sSr
u for aaIe cheap. Apply az ZA
: :. io' SA.e N-i BRIGGSs BAKERY,
90 II ste 1s7 Aatu street.
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il Co,
1909 MAIN STREET
toppnsitc post-oficeh
are now receiving, in addition to their large
stock OF
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL slLKS Of al grades
and descriptions.
ALSO,
q handsome assortment OF
BRUSSELS, INGRAM, THREE PLY, AND
OTTER CARPETS; MATS, RUGS, &C.;
together with an elegant assortment Of
LACE GOODS.
fIASkERCHlEFS, COLLARS, &C., &C.;
TO which they invite inspec' ion, promising as
handsome and varied display ct as low prices
as can elsewhere be found.
CARDOZo, FoURQUREAN 4 CO.
Gsa
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST, on Saturday evening, 49,
10 the name OF "Kelyn; ears cropped has =
bald spot on the thigh; makes fond OF any one. A
liberal reward Will BE paid for her delivery ~ tie
WiGWAM SALOON, 1925 Franklin street.
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CHEESE.-P RIME FACTOR Y
" CHEESE f-r sale Icy
co 10 Pearl Block.
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NOTICE.-Applicatl will be made to
" to the Second Auditor for the renewal Of the
following STATE BONDS, which hive been lost:
No. 1884, 81 ooo 18th January, lsS5. net lSth march,
1885, No. 2e72, ST. 600, lLh January, 1885, act lst
March, Is47 issued TO j. 3. ID. Cullen. trustee,
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CIIEESE.-5O boxes strictly PRIME
Y FACTORY CHEESE just received on con-
slgnmcn,. For sale by e,,
an 20 ROBEnT r. WILLIAMS " Cb.
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GODA.-ENGLlSH BI CARB. SODA
~ for sale by GORDON & CRINGAN.
60 10 Pearl Block.
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SOAPS AND CANDLES, various brands,
~ icr sale by GURDAN & CRiNGAN,
SO Id Pearl Block.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10


Pre.ilent. Secretary Of War and Con
missioner Parker fo.dsy. tlu usl eesir
for peace we're expressed.
The House Foreign Committee has de-
cided to refuse subsidies TO cables, in
GLIDING the China Cable.
The Senate Foreign Committee agreed
to report in favor Of the EsgIish natur.
alizafion treaty.
The debate on the income tar in the
Hnuse shows that there is clear majori.
~ for reduction to three per cent. and
to increase the exemption TO $1,000. Z
The Ways and Means Committee is
reported To have agreed on the funding
bill. with interest at four per cent, with.
out compulsory clause and foreign agents.
Custom reports last week show that the
receipts are nearly 81, 100000.
Simon Wolfe, of Washintou. presented
TO the Secretary Of State telegrams from
various parts Of the United States rela
tive to outragcs on Jews Koumania,
asking interccssiou Of the United States
Government. s5s.s fsz
The bill to- abolish the fraokins privi.
ieye was discussed and laid inside.
| 4 It. IL believed that the bill reducing
internal revenue taxes. IL it becomes
law, will enable the Commissioner 10 re-
duce the force of local fficrrs fully oDc
third The, idea Of consolidating C.n
grcssional Districts has already been sug
ges'cd.
NEw York. June 2--Weston walket
SO miles iB . hours and SO minutes iasid,
Of stipulated time.
"GoId.miih Maid" beat "Georg
Wilkes" aud Z" American Girp' in 2:23l
Z:22 and 2:24l. :. PaicbeD Chief" VIII
won anotber irot, Taking Two heats il
2:27. was sold for $4,000.
MEMPHIS and lNDJANoPLIs, June
-Great mass meetings of lsraeliies wer
held here fo night. They passcd resn
Iutions condcming The slaughter of Jew
in Rosmabia. aud asked the Presideu
aud Congress to interfere TO put stop L
the effusion Of innocent blood.
| CHICAGO. june 3-G"ld-Bearin,
quartz is reported discovered in Hardil
county, Illinois
| IoansTo. June "a cable disra'cl
States that The EcumepicaI Council ye-
ierday decided that the dogma Of fafsili
~ should be proclaimed ON the 29th ins
~ honor Of the feast Of 81 Peter. Exien
-iye preparations are being made to ceie
brate The occasion. The display wi
.nrpa-s anything Of lie kind ever vii
nessed 10 Europe
i Chicago. june "a Times Wash
,ngtsn special says private cable dispatch
es from Paris confirm the reports Of th
wholesale slaughter If Jcw.in Roumani:
Il a special meeting Of the Rccons,rus
iion COMMITTEES tonight decided TO pre-,
The Georgia bill and p.ripone the Ter
essee question of reconstruction.
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.

-
The next Legislature will be Demo.
cratic in both branches. The last
Senate stood ID Democrats to 9 Re-
publicans. So far as heard from not
. Republican has been elected to sue
ceed a Democrat, and unless Mr..
Dribblesby is succeeded by Republi-
can. in Grant county-which is not
probable-there will be no change in
the relative strength of parties in that
BODY. - slues 6
OF the 48 members of the House,
the Democrats have elected as follows;
Linn s. lane 3, Douglas 3, jackson 3,
Polk 8, cWasco Q, Josephine L; and
are very certain also of one in Baker,
one in Union, one in Baker and
Union, Q IN Uaatilla and q in Grant
This wilh give them 9 majority Of. 6 IN
the Z House sRds 10 onsjoint ballot
zFrsR. 'Ess=a fa,--a-
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
ELECTION.

VANCOUVER, June 7.-Garfield has
80 majority in Clarke county. Demo-
cratic Sheriff and Auditor elected
Balance OF the county ticket doubtful.
OLYMPIA, June THE Territory
has given a Republican majority Of
from $50 to GOO. This county gave u
Republican majority of Isl. Pierce
county went Democratic by 81 majori-
ty. Nearly all counties show a Re-
publican gain. The election passed
off very quietly. though much excite
ment was manifested.
SEATTLE, June THE following is
the result of the election on the East
side of the Sound: Whatcom county
gives Gartielde 43 majority; Utsalady
Precinct in Island CO., gives Garfelde
% majority-Will have u small major
ity in that county: Snohomish county
gives Garfelde IS majority; King co.
gives Garfielde So majority; Pierce co.
gives Mix "a majority; Two Precincts
in kitsap CO. give Garfielde 43 major
ity. All returns received up to this
date indicate that Garielde is elected
by 500 majority.
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TIE Delaware Republican State Con-
veni,ou ne. q. D"vcr yesterday.
4 Temperance ,ickc, will be in the
6eld IN Ohio.
Humphrey Msnhali is talked Of ss
Cong srcssiobsi can.iidaie for the LOUIS
willie KY district.
Grants i,arnensc sales oi official pat
ronase are cited as the result vi . iu-
d,ciou- sysreu,. of advertising.
The Dcs M"incs Bulletin figures up
Iowa. au average of five TO each district.
A rural editor in Indiana thinks the
'.p,etiscitum is new kind Of French
biscuit, something Ike q Bo.ton cracker
TO watch the Radical officials than to
pay their legitimate salaries. ssa szss 3
The Democrats Of Maine will hold
their State Convention for the nomina
tion sf 4 candidate Tor Goycraur ou June
%. The Republican Convention occurs
June Is. Fseee
Prominent members Of the Admins
trutisn. like Senator Sherman, have pro-
pissed that the oficc of Secretary Of the
Navy be abolished. aud that its duties
desolse up"n the War Department.
Ex-Governor Henry A Wise il
spoken of as the candidate of the Rad
ic.l Working-men for Mayor of Rich
m,nd He indnrses their movement.
aud also says that he goes for" all the
rights OF wumen, except The ballut.s
A dispatch to the Boston Past declares
that the pressure from tn. Louisiana
delegation is SO great that General Gran,
will be c.mpelled To- remove Mrs. Grants
broi l,er-in-law,o Gen. Casey. from the
Custom uonse in New Orleans .ie
The vote ON Washington improve
men's show. the following Western
United States Senators to be opposed
To the removal of the capital: Howe,
TrambuIl. Drake, Ramsey. Norton,
Thayer. Upton. Cole, Corbett, Nyc.
Stewart, Rice, Mcdonald.
A Texas correspondent makes this
s,a,eme.t. which is capable Of more than
one construction Lincoln. Grant.
Sherman aud B,tlcr are renewing their
youth all over the South in the shape ol
juvenile fifteenth amendments, from Que
TO fivc years Of age, The assistant voters
Of the tuture." 5 5,
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DEMOCRATIC OREGON.

The election is past, the harvest is
ended. and Oregon is saved. The re-
turns are slowly coming in, but suffi.
cient Is known to assure US Of the
complete success Of the Democratic
State ticket by maiorities ranging
from 400 to 500. together with hand
some working majority in both branch
90 OF the State Legislature. and three
Of the i've Judges of the Supreme
Court. Douglas county, heretofore
Republican. wheels into line with so
Democratic majority. while Polk and
Josephine give us handsome gains
over their former majorities. In
Washington the Radical majority is
reduced nearly one-half, and it is re-
ported that the Democracy have elect
ed one member of the Legislature
and Sheriff il that county. In YAM
hill the Democrats came SO near win
ming the day that they will contest the
election, and, from the number of IL
legal and fraudulent votes which are
known to have been polled by the Re
publicans, they have strong hopes of
securing part of their ticket. BY
the most shameless triekery and bri-
berry Multnomah county has been cap
tured by the enemy. but our gains
elsewhere throughout the State will
more than compensate for that loss.-
Coos, Curry and Grant are vet to-hear
from, but the returns from those
counties cannot possibly affect the
result either in the State or Legisla-
ture.
Then let the triumphant Democracy
"reioice and be exceeding glad" for
"we have met the enemy and they
are ours |" We have routed them,
''horse, foot, and ba6oons."
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YAMHILL CoRnEspoxDENcE.
McMINNv,LLE. juno Z. 1870.

McMIssvlLLE, June z, 1870.
EprroRs Pm ss.-The fight has been
terrific in Yamhill. We will be able
to elect all our county ticket, except
the Treasurer and Sheriff. in spite Of
illegal voting. One of the County
Commissioners is elected but the
County Judge is beaten vote. Watts
is IL ahead Of Newby. Tonsend is be-
hind 10. Shuck II, the rest Of the
county ticket from 10 to II. Twelve
illegal votes were cast in Sheridan. 4
in McMinnville and in Lafayette
that can be proved. and it il estimat-
ed that there were 80 illegal votes
polled in the county; 80 far us heard
from the illegality is of the baset kind
and we will contest with every pIos-
pect of success. The State ticket does
not fall over 10 behind. 1t can be
proved by five men that Watts bribed
a man with $50 to vote for him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
LINN COUNTY.

The lateness of the hour at which
the votes were canvassed yesterday
renders it impossible for us to give q
tabular statement of the votes this
week. We will, however, give the
maiorities of each man in the county.
There were 167 votes less in the coun-
~ this year than two years ago,
Of which the Democracy have lost 9s
and the Republicans 81.
STATE TICKET.
CosigTessn4n-Jas. 81. Slater's ma
ior7ty ia IA.
Gopernor-L. F. Growers majority
il 265.
Secretary Of Statc-S. F. Chadwick.
majority is 201.
State Treasurer Il. Fleischner's ma.
jority is SIG.
State Prnater-Thos. Patterson's 'sma
jority is go.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
eGTuI Judge-B. T. Bonham's ma
.iseity is 265.
Dssrics Aaorney-N. L. Buffers ma
ioity is 354.
= - COUNTY TTcKEr.
State Sen0tor-R. Fl. Crawford's ma
iority is 247 Enoch Hollis maiorit,
is 255. ze 10
1Representatires-Geo. r. Helm, 244
W: F. Alexander, 240; Thos. Nun
kers, 255; J. Ostrander, 246; VIM. S
Elkins, 242.
County JUDGE. j. Whitney, 1s6
County Commissioners-M. Payne
329; Jason Wheeler, PAL.
Sheriff.. 4. Irvine, $50.
-CIerb-A. c. Jones, 80.
7reasurer-Jas. Shields, 263.
School Superintendent. j. Sites
2l4.
Assessor-J. B. Sperry, 244.
Surreyor-Thos. Riggs, 252.
Coroaer-W. 0. Stewart, 24S.