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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-23
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10 be informed OF its virtues or uses.
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stitutioD, and invites the attack Of cnfcehhg on ia.
tai discascs, without exciting q suspicion of lis
presence. Again, il seems to breed infection
throughout tho body, and then, on some it, olrble
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other Of its
hideons forms, either ON the surface among tie
yitals, In the latter tubercles may he suid"uly
deposited in the lungs or heart, OF tumors formed
in the liver, or it shows lie presence by oupions
on the skin, or fOul alterations on some part of
the body. Hence the occasional use Of bottle
Of this SaFsapariUG is advisable even when no
active synptoms Of disease appear. Persons af
nictcd with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief, and at lcngth, cure, by the
use Of this SARS4IdRILII: 81. .4htho-
mrs Fire, Rose or ErysipclGS, T,ff"r, Salt
Rheun', ScGtd Head, Rinpicorns, Sure EHcs,
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OF ScI0fuiOuS disease. Also in the more con
cealed forms, as DYspePsi6. DrOTsU. I's'1
Dtseasr, tifs, EpiicpSV, NcuTG'GiH. md
the various t2ccrOHs affection Of the muscular
and nervous systems.
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eases are cured By il, though q long Gnr b. nc.
quired for suhaUng these Obstinate priadiD. g..
any medicine. But lonc-contiUuCd ne Of tbs
medicine win cure the complaint I'DcoIyEan
or Whites. Uterine UTcc?ufiGus. and fCitdfc
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved i' uu-
matcly cured by its purifying ""d --u';tirE
effect Minnie directions tOr each case a.e iui.rd
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. HhcUffg fisHs
and GoItf, when caused by accumulation. ~ ,S.
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dice, when arising, they ''. 90, FROM The
ranking posons in the blood. IH.- SfJ ST.
PARILLi is n great rcstoir' lor tue sl..nrth
and yigor Of the system. Those ,fiu Hr. i.Ost..
guild and IiSHess, DespOad,U t. r.rsitrsv.
and troubled with Nervous Apj FcieHsi"as "r
Fears, or any Of the affections svUutoW tie o..
WcdkncSS. viii find immclGf' .rli'r '"r s,u
vincing evidence % It's rcsioIs ryo I,vs uirr
trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

In'Augustin Days great play Of
Under the Gaslight,' Laura Court
land utters these beautiful sentiments:
Let the woman YOU look upon be
wise or vain, beautiful or homely, rich
or poor, she has but one thing she
can really give or refuse-her heart
Her beauty, her wit, her accomplish
mehts, she may sell to you-but her
love IS the treasure without money and
without price. She only asks in re-
turn that when yon look upon her,
your eyes shall speak mute devotion
tina. when you address her. your voice
shall be gentle. loving and kind. That
you shall not despise her because she
cannot understand, all Mt once, Your
vigorous thoughts and ambitious plans,
for when misfortune and evil have de-
fea.ed your greatest purposes-hcr
love remains To console you. You
look unto the trees for strength and
grandeur do not despise the flowers
because their fragrance is all they
have to give. Remember, love is all
that woman can give-but it is the
only earthly thing which God permits
US to carry beyond the grave "
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

Az APPEAL TO WHITE MES.-The
Democratic City Executive Committee
of Philadelphia, at recent meeting,
adopted the following resolution ap-
pealing to the dignity and self-rcspect
of the white race to preserve itself
fIom the degradation of political ANAL
gamation with the blacks:
THAT as the enemies of the Con-
stitution, having failed to restore the
Union, re-establish the Government,
and give the people peace, now de-
clare that they are unequal to the task
ard seek to bring to their support an
aid VIII ich the Democratic party do no.
court, a race, which is only to he, in
tact, the instrument by which the en-
emies of the Constitution can main
tain power ut the sacrifice of the Com
stitutional government established by
the fathers, the Democratic party asks
the governing or white race in the
United States to save itself from the
debasement of being ruled by the ne
gro and thus forced to live under a
system which Poland, Ireland and
Cuba would reject"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

We were morally certain from the
first that something would come of it.
As number one prophet, we are an
unequivocal success. The matter oi
which we write is just this: Some
time ago pretty little girl waltzed in
to the Iowa House of Representatives
and, by virtue of an appointment
somehow obtained, located her Gre
clan bend in the chair of the Engross-
ing Clerk. And now it turns out that
she proved just about the most en-
crossing clerk that ever welded q
goose-quill in that or any other baili-
wick. The honorable gentlemen in
general were badly smitten with the
charming kitten" But they all got
the mitten, and thus they were bitten
except one yonng member from the
country. And he circumvented he,
by dattery. He squinted over hel
writing, and told her she was chiro-
graphical success; that her hand was
a most desirable one, and her CTS
the finest he ever saw. She thought
of dotting the i" of the honorable
member from Skedunk, but changed
her mind and name by marrying him
Now they are-but that's their own
business.
by goose quill luck tho little duck
Has won a spouse and things;
Let's hope their loves, like turtle doves,
Will never hen &C take wings,
Nor that she'll proyc-a rank offsnse-
Ex-pen -sivo in a double sense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

How IT Works The Chicago Times
has a letter dated Niles. Michigan, April
5th, which gives fair illustration of
the workings Of the Fifteenth Amend
meat throughout the Northern States or
elsewhere when voting is not done By the
musket. The letter says.
On Thursday last the Democracy piac-
ed 10 the field for Mayor ofour city, Hon.
Franklin Muzzy. the old incumbent, who
has dared to do his duty. II must be
confessed that he had offended during the
year large number Of Democratic voters
and his election was considered yery
doubtful especially as DIR. L. J. Bonnie
decidedly the post popular Republican
in the city. was to run against him. The
boomin. cannon on Friday announcing
the ratification of the Fifteenth Amend.
,ncnt aud the gathering of the colorcd
troops, was but the announcement Of the
death knelI of the Republican party here
Ii uD.icd the Democracy, while it disor
ganized the Republicans.
But two years since the people Of this
State pronounced against negro suffrage
by a majority Of near $4,000; yet the
Legislature, composed mostly Of fourth
rate men, dared TO adopt the Fifteenth
Amendment. The announcement of lis
frs, adoption, in clandestine manner
reused many Republican TO action.
Some took an open aud bold stand iu ia
vor Of the whole Democratic ticket, while
many others quietly deposited straish,
Democratic vote. Ga Saturday fifty four
colored men registered in this city. thir.
" five of whom were IN the First Ward.
On the morning ofelcction every one of
them appeared early at the polls, and
with two or three exceptions, voted the
whole Republican ticket. At this Re.
publican after Republican in the various
wards seized Dem cratic tickets, and tie
result showed the largest Demot ratio ma.
jority ever given in this city. The whole
number Of votes polled was l,006. Muz.
zy received eighty-four majority. The
average Democratic majority is one hun.
dred last year only about forty. In the
Repubiican strong hold, the Third Ward,
the Republicans elected one Alderman
aud one Constable by reduced najorities.
The Democratic candidate for Supervisor
in that Ward, Geo Bond. beat himself by
declaring he would not qualify if elected.
Notwithstanding fiity negroes voted the
straight Republican ticket, the Democra.
cy gave the Lrgest majority ever known
in the city. The revolution has fairly
commenced. A large portion Of the Re.
publicans declared they desired to see the
abolition of slavery, and that having been
accomplished. they never did, and never
will consent to be governed by them, and
hereafter will be found in the Democratic
ranks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

NoN-pAYINa subscribers arc thus
talked of by Wester editor: Wag-
ons cant run without wheels, boats
can'trun withoutsteam, bull frogs can't
jump without legs, or nespaper car
ried on everlastingly without money.
no more than dog without can waa
his tail when he has none. Oul
subscribers are all good, but what good
does mans goodness do when il
don't do any good? We have no doubt
every one thinks that all have paid ex-
cept himself, and as we are clever
fellow, and as his account is little
matter, it makes no difference
Strange hallucination
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

The SUICIDE MANIA.-The rapid in
crease of the crime of suicide in this
country has grown alarming. and
leaves us but little cause to wonder at
the hari-kari custom prevalent among
the Japanese. The old idea, that its
occurrance is always to be attributed
to insanity, is no longer tenable, in
view of the abundance of testimony
we have of the contrary. One pecu-
liarity about it's victims in this coun-
try is, that they are far more numer-
GUS among the intelligent and middle
class than among the ignorant, and
principally among those known as
g free-thinkers It would really
seem that, g that fear of something
after death, !" which staggered Hamlet
from his purpose, is the very sheet
anchor of humanity, and once de-
stsoyed, we are set adrift without any
self-sustaining influence, hopeless, and
at the mercy Of oil the petty troubles
LOT this world a thousand fold intensi-
fed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

There was something unexpectedly
sarcastic in the recent reply of Grim
inal. when asked by the court if he was
guilty OF larceny:
''No sir are your"
Prisoner" said the ruffled magis.
itrate, "don't you put on any airs witt
me, or I'll send you down for con.
tempt of court. ask you again ara
you guilty?"
"And tell you not!
"But this man says he detected yor
in the very act of larceny"
Eyes, sir; but was fooling him.
"Fooling him! How do you make
that out?"
"Just making believe as you d.
sometimes"
"Sir, what do you mean?"
"Why, the other night, when yo,
were staggering on the streets, some
folks thought you were tight, but .
k'aoao you aoere only making beliere"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
A DOG STORY.

u
The Lawrence, k16sas. TfibafI
gives the following tale or dog =
Some time since family started from
Washington county, Iowa, with an
emigraIt wagon and their household
effects, for II new home which they
were to make in Gentry county, Mis-
sour. The journey WAS long and oc-
cupied many days. With them was
an old dog that had for many years
been one of the household. He had
always lived Mt the homestead, and
with strong attachment peculiar To
his race he seemed 10th to leave it.
However. he followed the train OF
movers until they had reached the log
house that was in future to be their
home. For an hour the dog wander
ed about restlessly, witnessing the un-
packing of goods, but when morning
came he was missing. Days passed on
and he did not return, and he was sup
posed to have met with an accidental
death. Some weeks afterwarl friend
who had lived near the old homestead
passing by, saw and recognized in a
wretchcd skcleton-iise object, the dog
of his former neighbors. He had re-
turned to his old home, made dear to
him, probably by youthful memories.
The strange land had no attractions
for him. He had come home to die.
All attempts to coax him away from
the spot were unavailing, and he vast.
ed away and finally yielded up the
ghost. In reaching the old home he
travelled over four hundred miles, and
swan the Iowa and Skunk rivers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
ADV ERTISE NJ ENTS.
REAL ESTATE.
sTiTZEL g. UPTON,
REAL ESTATE II ROK u II B,
GENERAL AGENTS.
RlkANCiI OFFICRaAlbany, Oregon
j. @. MENDENaALk, Agent.

General Land Agency for Oregon established
July, 1868.
An Office where general information concerning
the resources OF Oregon can DO otfainea free "
ekurye.
Loans negotiable first ihprtgagc, real estate
and collateral security.
Have for sale large amount OF property loea-
ted In the town of Albany. Also farming lands
or every description in Linn and other counties OF
the State.
To tho citizens Of Albany and vicinity. aud TO
the owners of roal estate. We take this neihod of
calling your attention To or place OF business
Having determined to open branch ofiee in your
city. we eau oirr you L medium for OH aiming pur-
ehsses -oue that is appreciated by buyers. as It
saves them much tins an. labor in securing what
they want. our principal agency at Portland.
Oregon. is thoroughly established and the office 50
well furnished for giving information upon real
estate that il affords the most complete facilities
for all parties having business in our ne.
lsof- You incur expense IN placing your
property on sale with unless sale Is made.
Office on First str, CT. opposite post "tice.
J. c. MENDENuALL. Agent.
Albany. Oregon March %, 1870. sSns2yl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

The SHADOWS OF EMPIRE thicken,
every week adding TO their gloomy por-
tents. We have already centralized
government, limited only by the discre-
ton of Congress. This discretion must
also lee me concentrated. The tran
Sition to an empire at once would be
too abrupt, and, perhaps, attended with
violence. II Must be gradual, or hasten
ed slowly, and nothing could have been
conceived better calculated to facilitate
the result than the bill before Congress
to establish system of national educa-
tion. Millions of dollars are to be expen-
ded annually thousands "to teach the
young idea how to shoot" in accordance
with the wishes of the government. The
last section tells the whole tale and points
he moral. 1t makes it optional with the
Presiden whether the system will not be
introduced into all the States, and he is
c.oihed with absolute power to decide
whether any State system meets his views
aud wishes. and, if not, the national
scheme will be made to supercede it.
We arc progressing,-Aarietta journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

The following is pointed satire
upon Radical policy:
A succinct history of reconstruction
comes TO us in n Southern paper
Which is it that's the best govern
ment the world ever seed? Georgy
ought to have found out by this time,
having run some fourteen or Eore
since Dixie went up: First, territory
second, provisional third, no govern
ment Gust sloshin round loose like O
stray do9;) fourth, military; fifth,
military and civil mixed ; sixth, in the
United States one-fourth seventh,
plum out, etc. It down to the fourteenth
which started out trying to run q
sortcr double-barrel fxiD'-that is
civil when it suits, military when i
don't, and it suits and aon'ts abou
ercTy now moon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
CONTRACT BETWEEN HOLLA.
DAY AND WA KEE.

We are credibly informed that the
Captain of the Hattie G. Besse stated,
in the presence Of number of gentle
men in this city, that on the late voy-
age of his vessel to China, Sam Poy,
the agent of Wa Kee, told him that
Wa kee had entered into contract
with Ben Holladay to furnish large
number Of Chinese laborers TO work
on the railroad, and that the return
cargo of the Hattie &. Bessc would be
the first installment Of those laborers.
This confirms what we asserted when
this vessel first landed in Portland this
load of human vermin. We stated
then that we believed these to be
"Holladay's rescrves,p y to be kept back
until he had made use of his white Ia
borers ut the polls in June, and then
to be substituted for them. We no.
ticed then that Holladays organ did
not deny this charge, and now we have
the explanation of its silence. Tt
dared not deny il. 1t is not particu-
larry scrupnlous about what it says,
but there are limits even to its hardi-
hood in assertions. 1t had not the ef-
frontery to controvert what il knew to
be fact, when il knew also that the
proof of that fact would certainly ap-
pear after the election.
1t is undoubtedly true, as Sam Poy
stated, That Wa Kee and Ben Holiday
have already made the contract for the
employment of Cinnamon on the rail
road. Wa Kee is carrying out his part
of the contract now, and Holladay will
complete his part after election. The
Hattie e. Bessc' 8 load was the fest in
stallment OF these laborers, those com
ing by the Herman Doctor will be the
second, and two others will follow
shortly. These four cargocs will fur
nish thousand Cinnamon to assist in
paupcrizing the already languishing
labor interests of the State. They will
prevent the employment of white men
on the construction Of the railroad, and
after that work is finished, they will
concentrate about the thrifty, decent
towns of the Willamette Valley to poi
son their economical and moral inter
ests. Thousands more will follow
them. too, unless the people rise in
their might and iittingly rcbuke this
inauguration OF the scheme. The on
ly wise course is To repudiate Holladny
aud the party hat is backing him in
this nefarious measure. Let the yo-
tera of Oregon uiink and then act
Herald
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

OLD CLo'-It is now stated as the
reason why the Radical leaders made
haste to grant he widow of the Late La
mented' persion Of $4,000 year
out of the peoples treasury, while the
widows and orphans of dead soldiers are
crying for bread throughout the land.
hey were atraid Mrs. Lincoln would re-
turn to Amerita-pu her old clothes on
the market again. and publish an exposi
ton of the rotfeanes- and corruption which
marked the action of the leaders of the
Radical party during the administration
of the "La,e Lamented." Her appear
ance in this country again would un-
doubtedly nccessiiate. the opening ofthei,
private purse strings to keep the old lad,
from ssquealing,"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

HyHR UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens of Albany and vi
cinity that he has taken charge of this Establish
saent, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all those
sho may favor him with their patronage. Having
hefetaforo carried on nothing bat
First~c Glass Hair Dressing Saloons.
hs expects to give entire satisfaction to all
-a ErChildien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
shsmpooed JOSEPH WEBER.
- apr4v3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

GALLANT DARKEY.-"Dey may rail
against women as much as dey like.
said darkey, lately, "dey can't set
me against 'em. hab always in my
life found dem to be fust in lub, fust
in quarrel, fust in de dance, de fust
in de ice cream saloon, and de fust il
de hearts Of ders countrymsn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
we tho Undersigned csmmittse, ap

We tho Undersigned Committee, ap-
pointed to decide upon the merits Of the washing
dpnc by Kane's Condensed Soap and common
Boiler, decide that the SasLins dome b. KANE's
icoNDENSED c SOAP. is tie best, doing the work
in a superior manner with iess labor, no rubbing
being done in using Kanc's sosP but that borax
was used in the automatic Boiler.
ID. RUNNELS, North Yamhill.
DANIEL STRANG. Salem.
Il. C. CRAWFORD,
Salem. JGnc. i2tb, 1869. Committee.
Kane's Condensed SoaP--vAxcouvEn, w.
T.. August Z, 1869. Mr. KAxE-Sir: Yours Of
the 9th received. and in your inquiries,
can say that your Soap has given perfect salts
| faction-has performed all il was recommended t.
perform. On giving it trial. the wasbw"man
washed six dozen of pieces: without the aid Of any
machine rubbing. Yours respectfully.
| augl2n52y4tf. j. l.. RANKIN.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

II is reported that the Partisan dem'
monde are about to inaugurate o
change in their custumes. They will
adopt most rigid style of dress-high
necks. no lace or diamonds, and nc
other ornaments than flowers. They
S y they must distinguish themselves
in some way from respectable women
and this revolution is there only re-
sort.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

A YOUTH asked Count Montrond-tAs
memoir writer-to teach him the art Of
succeeding iu society. s.oh, it is simple,
enough" said the Count. ..Talk to thu
middle aged aid young ladies, aud istch
when tho old ones talk to YOU.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03

RATES OF ADVERTISING PER rEAn,oh
Column, s35.
Transient Advertisements per Square Of ten
ines or loss Of this sized type, first insertion, -
each subso auent insertion, 81. 81
square 10 one inch in space down the coluisf,
counting cuts, display lines blanks, &C., as solid
matter. No advertisement to bc considered iess
than square, and al frnctiors counted full
square. Al advertisements inserted for less
period than three months to bo regarded ~ tran
sicus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
UrLTADIDEL & Co.,

nE4LERs IN GROCERIES AND PRoyI-
~ sions, Wool and Willow Ware, consction-
sty, Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes. Notions, etc. Store
en- Mime s,rcst, adjoir ;ns the Express Office, Al
s>uy, 0resvu. se2sr"n'u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
sz3,0so II

We, Of California, have TO pay 200
per cent. ad ralorem duty ON Carmen
Island salt. The practical working of
the system ns strikingly illustrated by
n statement Of Commissioner Wells,
"that if the Government were to ex-
act its duties like tithes, in kind, it
would require that each vessel arriving
in the United States with cargo of
foreign salt should be accompanied by
two other vessels, each Of equal capac-
lty with the first, to convey the duty. /"
This is protection with q vengeance
Examiner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-03
THE PROTECTIVE" TARIFF
SYSTEM.

A marked illustration of the une-
quail and iniquitous operation Of our
tariff system is furnished in the article
of salt. The fishermen of Massachu-
sets are allowed to use salt free of all
duties. During the third quarter OF
1869 the fishermen Of Gloucester dis
trict, in Massachusetts, withdrew from
bond, without the payment Of duties,
6, ,622 IT'S pounds Of salt, the import
value Of which was 50, ,307. The reg
nlar duty ON that would have been
SD 40 80, gold. For the salt which
cost Massachusetts fishermen only
% BOT, would have cost the pork pack
ers and farmers of the West S2S, $50 :
II, as follows
lnv"ice coss Of SAT-. ...........9 1901 90
Duty IN gold ........ I44s0 %