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New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
Gitp Real g:state for Sale.

A CORNER on Park-ave. for SALE low; !;
very required The house is finished In
French walnut etc. throughout 10 perfect 0He1
sTprormAting cost Of budng receiver by
II. R. DREW Co., l75 Fihb.ave.
EOR SALE-A LEASE of 10 lots of LAND
budngs sut,b f manufacturing pJrDos situated
foot from MAY
poe days from date Apply A. RHODES
l57 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

sr''.''.. u hUh 5:l+ hVOH Et.....
SiSs
- Asea Ia - 6oVs klnAa ~ 70 hal 8As leo
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

OPENING of Millinery this day.-Yelyet Bon
~ Ladies' Hats ChdrIs Hat Feathers and FL gieab
and display Please call hssry & Broadway
O. RICH CARRIAGE ROBES, Magenta,
- -. Tiger only SIS Cavalry Overeos Br,k Ann
e6sn Coakin1 Plush for sHppen Beaver, "hiIeyA
Burlaps. Basglae lC3 Chambers-s.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
Drp GOODS.

FASHIONS BEAU MONDE.
SMITHS
PATTERN BAZAAR, 9l4 Broadsay, near T~ea1'th-'t t..
Examine purchasing IMPORTED SUITS We .re WEkkS
AHEAD the BEST IMPORTlNG HOUSES! PATTERNS flIIbD
To THB PORN, WARRANTED PERSkCT. We CLOlh
MODEL with eaca pattern REPRESENTs FINISHED al ~
gtTuetor
ILLuSTRATKD PATTERN BAZAAR. -
Inst puhiahed NOW SUBSCRIBE. ONE pnLLhH
YEAR Each subscriber rD:ei to ee patterns to the v" o hAb
A DOLLAR.
A. BURDETTE SMITH.
0l4 Broadway. ErW-iorh.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
4nrtion Sales Of Real estate.
ApRiAz II. huLLxR, Auetioueer.


ADRIAN n. MULLxR, Auciioueer
A UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IA PROPERTY ON sIxTHAvR. AND TWENTY MN RI ST
ADRIAN H. MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co. will sell Auction,
on THURSDAY Oct H. OeOei ae EIsAags saeoSu Ne
Ill Broadway:
sIxTHAvEe es.sy Phiadepha brick ss. s,sr,s Eud
0s taa the east aide Of Sixth between Twenty ninth and
TLirethss, ihown NOG ga and the of Ne s
top bhek house and the Of go tbreesteU brick stable
The lots are Of eItra sire and the property rented for e par
WEST TWENTY WITH sT-Th t,--l,S +s.ory Eush,h
nent brick boue and t iuse the boh de Of West Twenty
ninths about loo feet of SIh Ne A. House feet deep
has modern Improvements and Is In good order Lot Is BY et
inches
Twenty bat By the present
and the ounAos walls erend depth below the curb
riff IBoyEDEscRIBEp PROPERTY PRoDgcss 4 LARGE
RENTAL. WHICH, T0GBTHRR WITH ITS GREAT PROSPECT-
IlB VALIE lBEIEG IN TIB VICINITY OF THE GREAT
HOTEL CENTER OF NEWBORN COMBINE TO RBHDEs 1T
ONE ONE & 0R THE EMO MOST ATTRACTIyR PRnPRaIIEs AZ AN In
Maps at the once Of the Aacioneerh 6Ss)
RY JAMES N. MILLER. Office 2S Pine-st.
~ THURSDAY. Oct fo
Al u e,eleek. q he BFehange s.esreon i'll Brase.n 40
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF @.IEgELL D. FIELD ESQ.,
RKPRRBB.
lot and fore 3 w. cor. Avenue A and Hghtshhh 81
lot Eighty hthst eneine 81 ". Ayeuae A.
gore lots Eighty ehh commencing l9 IL W Avenue
lots ard Avenue between HghtJ fourth and hshJ
hhk-,S
lots G. Bightvshhst commencing 80 n ". ofAve7ue B. -
6go lots between and Eighty Avenues md
lots ", Avenue B, commencing n " cor Hghty'nnh,sI
lots O. Eighty 6hh st., commencing B n ~ Avenue b.
lots kis htYsixths commanding w.. AVenae D.
Maps aud particulars at The once.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
fona 1slano Real gslatc for 5aIe.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A well culti-
Farm Of % AercS; bLding house barn corn and
abundance
fruit, situated and miles from PsIahgiale
StatIan Long Island Apply LOADER Bedodve BrooEn
frst PulOn-ave., the premises
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19

TINTED STATES, W-ZEALAND, and
u AUSTRALIA MAIL sThsHlP LIMA ss,Tsr o. Ss
hne will be dispatched sn Ban Pr.scsec a soos o. LIE
E fsh for HOnOlsu Aseh.nd Web,Sos Lesee ,S ase
Ssanshs Sydney Meoqs and he other Pnnpn ae1anAh
por Per freight paaase sVpy 70 W. d. "kBb ~ k1eaeae~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-19
BROOKLYN propsrtp 10 fft.
6onntrr 11ropertp 10 kst.
Real estate to Gsehanss.

T'O EXCHANGE for HARLEM HOUSE q
j Residence AMI 10 ACRES, at 'AnAeA' L. l. h'H""
WHITING BeekmAhSt
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
EXECUTORS SALE OF
RE a L Z 8 II a TIE

~ 0TTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
- pursuance Il order Of the Comfy Court
OF Linn county. Oregon. made ~ the February
term thereof 1871. the undersigned, Executor Of
the eS;aie n geEtsn clsrpool deceased. will. ON
T.Hrsdoy. tie 9Th d~y of !. srch, 1871,
heiseeD The hours Of O'Clock a. III. and ( o'clock
?. IN. of said day. in front Of he Court House
d"or in tbe city OF Albany. in said county. sell
at public anc;isa. To- the hes; bidder for cash
IN land. iH l. 3 gold csin. 81; the following de-
scTsbed premises. io-wit The west half Of Do
nation Land Claim No. "23i5 - bounded and de-
seris.ed aE follow: ;e;,inuing at point bearing
south tso w.si. anil chains and thirty links from
po5s; IS chains nnI sir links eaz1 of the south;
west corner Of section ). township II. sonth of
range 2, west: running thence suuth $50 50'. cast
so Chains and Is links thence north 1872 30, east
- chains au9 sJ links: thence north zee, west
i26 chains and - links; thence south 25e. wesr
81 chains and 30 links; thence south 7le. cast 81
chains md Is iinks thence south 1870 west 90
containing 6li acres-ihe west half Of which BE-
longs to the estate OF Reuben Claypool, deceased,
exrrp: the graveyard the same.
Also. the following described premises begisnisx
1t the southwest cSrner of Reuben Ciaypoui's Do
nass,s Land Clsin. Notification ..23lS." Claim
No. Sc: theme Borsh 1899. west I'll Ja-ieo chains;
tAcrrse south 1919. west 1863 100 -hains tl.cnec
north 81 33-in9 chains: thence cast 81 6n-Ie0
elaias thence south 2o0. wet % 9?-Io0 chains
to the place OF hcsinnng-heng fractional part
Of section 6. toanrhp L., s1uth Of range 2. west.
and bounded respectively North East, South and.
West by the Donation Land Claims of Hiram
jackson. Reuben Claypoo!. Canal e! Parrish and.
]. A. Smith. containing So 7u-l0o acres. gst
All the foregoing described real estate lying
and being in Linn county. State Of Oregon.
Feb. s. 1871. JAMES S. DICKSON.
vsn26w4 Executes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance OF un order of the County Court
of Linn County. Oregon, made at the May term
thereof, 1870. tho undersigned Guardian of the
persons and Estate of I.ovirah Eslick, Nary f..
Esiick. David l. Eslick, and Sarah j. Eslick.
minors, will, On
Saturday, the 1SM day of March, 1871,
Mt one o'clock T. NJ. of said day, in front of the
Court House door in the city of Albany, in said
county. sell ut public auction to the highest bid
der all the estate right title and interest of said
minors in and TO the premises hereinafter described
and the same being tho undivided four-ffth in
terest, in ice simple. now owned by said minors
in the following premises to-wt:
Commencing at a point 20 chains AID 90 10th
links n. from the South w. corner of See. No.
25, in Up. IA, S. Il. 4, W., Win. Meridian. Linn
County. Oregon running thence \. 33 chs. and
Ssh links thence L. 40 chains, thence South 20
chains. thencc East 20 chains. thenoe South Is
chains anG 331 links, thence West so chains to
the place Of beginning" Also the following piece:
Commencing at the quarter section post due south
of the North East corner of section %, TIP. Il, S.
r. W.; thence West seven chains and 26 links;
thence South chains and 20 links: thence East
seven chains and twenty six links, thence North
seven chains and twenty-six links, to tho place
of beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Gold Coin of the U. S..
one-half cash in hand, the balance in one year,
secured by mortgage on the premises and bearing
IL per cont. interest.
The above premises are situated in Linn county,
about five miles n. L. of Harrisburg and one mile
from the railroad and probable point of the de-
pot. On premises are acres of good timber,
good house and barn, young orchard of 100 trees
and stream of living water the Aear around.
The other one fifth interest will be sold at the
same time and at the same rate by the owner.
SAMUEL ESLIGK.
n27wf Guardian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon for
the County of Lian.
Christian Ciymer, Plaintiff. vs. Wm. Armstrong,
Defendant.
To rm. Armstrong. Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
lou are hereby quired to- appear and answer
the complaint filed against you IN the above ent
tied suit within ten days from the date OF tie
vice o. this summons upon you f served within
this county. il served in any other county of
this State. then within twenty days from the date
af the service OF this summons upon you or il the
service of this summons he had upon you by pub
lication. then by the first day OF the term follow
ing he expiration of six weeks from the first pub
lieation hereof, to-wit !: the fourth Monday in
March. 1871. And il you fail to the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court fr the reliei de-
mandcd in tho said complaint. to-wit: for jndg-
ment against YOU Tor want of an answer for the
sum OF nine hundred and fifty dollars. geld or
silver coin. with interest thereon at percent per
annum from the sth day of February, lSsS. and
for decree OF Court to sell the premises described
in said Plaintiffs complaint for payment of said
Judgment and costs and disbursements of this
suit. CRANOE AND NAB1.
Dated Feb. 13. 1871. Attys for Pl'f.
Per order OF tho Hon. r. p. Boise, Judge Of the
5ri Judicial District of Oregon. n21N6
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
FACTS FOR woRKINGMEN.

Why is it that the laboring man,
who has constant employment, finds
that his wages barely feed and clothe
his family2 The compensation is as
great as he received before the war,
probably greater. yet, Ito use n homely
but expressive phrase), it's oil he can
do to "make both ends meet"
The reason for this can be found no.
where else than in the odious and un-
just laws of the present Radical Con-
gressl
There has been too much legisla-
ton.
There are too many laws protect
ing" the rich manufacturer at the
expense of the laboring man.
1t is fact that while Congress has
been enacting laws to break the fet-
ters of the black man, it has also en-
acted laws in the interests of the man
ufacturing nabobs of the country, that
have enslaved the white man. Under
the pretence of protecting home in
dustry" it has placed q yoke upon the
necks of thirty millions of white men,
the result of which is to make the
poor poorer and the rich richer.
It will not be disputed that cloth
ing, coal, iron and salt. and many
other things which every working man
needs to use or labor with, are to him
absolute necessities, more necessary
in fact than sugar, tea or coffee. OF
course the cheaper he can obtain these
necessaries the better. Yet we have
the amazing fact staring us in the face,
that Congress has made laws for the
especial purpose of making the price of
these higher. This has been done be-
cause the manufacturers of this country
do not choose to supply the market as
cheaply as it can be supplied from
other countries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17

hicle, fhs additional sum Of three f3) dollars -.
The owner driver Of vehicles, conveying pas
isengcrs, merchandise. or anything as above men,
toned, shall place the number Of bis vehicle, as
named in his license, upon each eide Of his yebi-
cls in n conspicuous place, in neat and legible
manner. in figures Of not less than one and a half
inches long and Of proportionabe width, and said
numbers shall not be changed while the said We
hieie Is subject 10 the payment of municipal IL
cense. II any person shall drive, or permit to be
driven, any vehicle over which be has control,
without being duly licensed and having the num-
Der affixed as herein directed he shall be subject
70 the hnes and penalties prescribed in section
three t5) 0f this chapter, and every person owning
any vehicle which shall bo used for tho purpose OF
transporting goods, or merchandise Of any de-
scriptioD, receiysd, owned or sold by said owner,
or shall be used in transporting goods or mer-
chandse belonging to other persons without hire,
snail pay quarterly license Of three (3) dollars
for each Of said vehicles drawn by one animal,
and an additional sum Of (2) dollars for each ad-
ditioDal animal used.
IL. Wbarfngers shall pay n quarterly license Of
ten t10) dollars. Any person who has charge Of
any wharf or doek within tho city limits, and
whose business IL IL 10 receive or take charge Of
goods, wares, merchandise, or articles IF any
kind or description. for the purpose Of shipping
the on board Of any vessel, steamboat or
water craft. or receiving goods, wares, mercban-
dise, or articles Of any kind or description, from
vesscls, steamboats,, scows, or other water-craft
shall be deemed wharfnger under this ordi-
nance.
sgc. 10. II shall be tho Guty Of the City Mnr-
shall to prosecute all persons violating this ordj
nance. and In all Of conviction be shall re.
cevc, In addition 10 his ual fces the SUN or fve
fbl dollars. 10 be taxed cost of suit: Propided
the snid sum be collected from the offender
SIC. u. The city Recorder shall, on the fir,t
day Of each quarter report in writingE 10 the City
hnrshal u list Of all licenses which have, during.
or at the close Of the quarter, expired. and have
not bccn renewed, and Of all licenses Issued dur.
ing the quarter.
SEC. H. All ordinances heretofore passed con-
fieting with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Passed the Council, Feb. I4th. 1871.
n. II. GRAN Or, Mayor.
y. u. HrsruygY Uecgtd.r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
->3 -
PACIFIC COASTERS.

NJ. d. Flesschner, late OF Idaho City, has
besn appointed assistant State Treasurer.
Noltner. editor of the Oregon City Enter
prise. drew Il watch in the Nevada Lottery
The Oregon Iron Works, ut Portland, are
going 10 manufacture all kinds OF stoves,
soon.
Hon. i. J. Grant. nf Polk county, killed
three panthers on the limb Of tree, the 9th
cr day.
Geo. Elliott has taken the contract of max.
ing 800, 900 brick for the Christian College Il;
Monmouth.
The champion bull calf rs months oldl
go; his start in Yamhill county, and weighs
/ 400 pounds.
An arte.ian well, 400 feet deep, ia the LAT.
est thing bored ut the Sal. Works, Is mile.
below Portland.
a couple only four months married sepa.
rated in Salem the other day because the
husband ili-treatei the wife,
Portland has made up the 500. 900 pres
ent to Ben. lIolladay, and the first 20 miles
will be bull, by October next.
\ wheat.thicf in Polk county left ono oi
his sacks, with his name on il, at the bin
where he was stealing, and thus the rogue was
found out.
Ben. Iolladay is expected at Portland by
the 9TH of March. and it is said he will pusi,
the Wcs, Side Railroad through To the frs,
twenty mile stake in six months from that
time.
Abbott, Of the Baker City Democrat, says
man had his neck broke by tho falling oi
the horse upon which he was riding. We
'spect il was the neck OF his bottle that ga.
broken.
Last Sunday. at East Portland, JAS Cook
walked rope 100 fec; high. while the rain
was falling in torrents and the wind blow.
ing ''grcat guns" The distance walked is
not stated.
It is believed that in consequence Of the
employment of so large number Of men on
the railroad between kalama and Puge,
Sound. beefcattle will be very scarce and high
next summer.
Capt. Isaac ". Smith. late chief engineer
Of the n. p. Railroad, has accepted the po'
sition Of Chief Engineer Of the Willamette
Locks at Oregon City, and tho work will be
ommenced soon under his management.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17

A GEoEGl. paper desires the World
to note that ct the recent election in
that State it was enough to paralyze a
regiment of ststisticians to note how
many young blacks in voting announc-
ed themselves as having been born in
May, 1S49. In one county "there
could not have been less than FIVE hum
.dred of these May pops" The date
was the one necessary to enable them
under the state law to vote, and as
the parrots were tanght SO did they
talk. And after ell the "May pops
and the military, the State went Dem
ocratie by such majority as will for
ever silence the idea that Georgia is
Democratic by fraud.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17


PUBLIC LAEDs.-Ihis State is enti-
tied to seven. .y-two sections of University
lands, and they have been selected and
surveyed but they have not been arprov.
ed at Washington in consequence of
which several litigant conflicts have aris-
en-, owing to the fact that many persons
have taken homesteads and pre- emption
claims upon them. Of the 10000 acres
of Land donated by the Government tor
Internal improvement $4,000 acres have
not yet been approved at Washington, ow.
ing to the negligence of the board for the
past ten years. They chose everything
by hap hazard. The present board,
which consists as has been the case here
tofore, of the Governor, Secretary of
State and State Treasurer, are trying to
evolve the lands from their obscurlty and
are urging the Washington authoritaties
to approve them, and for this purpose CON-
petent persons are employed at the Ore
gon City Land Office in tracing and defin-
ing the public lands belonging to the State.
| l-Hcrald,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17

TnE M0SrHLr NOVELETTE, ia issuei and j. ca
gerly read by the rab!ic. for i,s content. AEs In
tsresiiug and varied. IL has been a succcss frnfa
the start. aad from every section of the country
come orders lDr IL. or inquiries Ior samp.r cope.
When il IS known there Is maFs reading matter ia
1.-THE MoxTHLY NOVELETTE," ihau Ia any Other
other magazine ia the country. M enc viii wonder
that IL is such = fayDrit1 with the people. II IL
not cncumberrd with reviews. book notices. dali
lectures. matter which Is nsglec cd by tic gen
eral reader. The ladies will ini this magazine
just hai they want. and long wished for; chill
dren will Ike J, for lie juvenile department. Ahd
gentlemen for is well Told stories q! adventure and
domestic happiness. The contents 81 the FebTua-
~ nan,bcr consist "f The Bsronet.s Daughter
illustrated; Russian Views aud Sennr. % ''Dni-
ley vsne; :" tive Valentines - False :" INV
Sister Beatrice - The Pesi.iious Guardian :''
ITO Somebody = "Uncls Richards Runaways; -
Cochin China Fswis :" Law Suit ~. Love
Suit :" - Terrible Mistake :" "IIow Mar.
ried; era JUVENILE DErARTsRSr, a. When IL
IL considered that al this he obtained at 20
per number. every one will acknowledge that u IL
cheap enough. "Ballou's Magazine" and "The
Monthly Noyeiette" clubtei ai So 90 per year.
by the publishers Thomas Talbot. CT Congress
Street, Boston. For sale mt nil the periodical de-
pots 10 the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17

The Washington swindlers are get
ting scared at the villsiny of the Pa
cifc Railroad swindle, which the pub
lie is generally getting ts understand, ,
and are making pretense of trying
to secure the interest and principal Of
the bonds. 1t is ell pretense, how
ever, and will come to nothing. The
road has swindled the people out of
sixty millions of dollars in bonds, as
well as millions of acres of the best
lands on the continent. and the swim
die is in shape to stick. It is well
put up,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
DEMOCRATIC THEORY.

We believe this is government Of
limited power that oil the powers
that the general government possess
are expressly delegated by the consti-
tuition; that all powers not therein del
egated are reserved respectively to the
States and to the people; that each
State is Judge, as well of its griev-
ances as the mode and manner OF
redress; that all power exercised by
the general government not expressly
given by the constitution, is unwar-
ranted and usurpation.
We believe that high protective
tariff is highly protected swindle OF
the farmer, the mechanic, and the
laboring man, for the benefit of the
monopolist, and oil its enactments
saould be wiped out.
We believe that the squandering of
millions of acres of public domain,
upon railroad monopolies, is whole
sale mode of stealing the property of
the people.
We believe that tho establishment
of our present system Of National
Banking was an unwarranted stretch
of power by the government and is n
curse to the people.
We believe that national" debt
is "national" curse, and that the
time has come for the people to lift its
burden from their shoulders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Linn. SETTH
Defendant.
In equity. elssqa
To Ester E. Coraett Defendnnt asfs9
EN THE NAME OF TIE STATE OF ORE
q CON: You are hereby required to appear
IN said court ard answer tho complaint of the
plaintiff fled against you in tho above entitled
suit. by the fourth Monay, the 2Sth day of March,,
1871, and you are notified that the Hon. X. p
Boise, Judge of said court, on the End day OF Feb
ruary 1871 made an order that the service of this
summons be made by publication and II you fail
to appear and answer said complaint as above re-
ouired the plaintiff win take Judgment against
you and decree dlssolvinS the marriage con-
tract nnw existing between you and the said
plaintiff, and for costs aud disbursements of suit.
Albany. Feb. 8, 1871. .. A. JOHNS,
tySna6w6. ATTY fir PFC
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17
THE CAUCASIAN.

A spicy, pungent, harem-scarem,
rollicking, reckless, and interestingly
readable paper is the Lexington (Mo. }
Caucasian. with p. Donan as political
editor. The Caucasian would be equal
to dose of salts in good. healthy,
growing Republican family, while as
a Democratic tonic it has no superior
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17

Ex-QUEEs isabella, of Spain, has
carried with her into exile the same
abandoned habits which made her con-
tinuance on the throne a disgrace to
her country and scandal to the civ
ilized world. If those who are about
her are to be believed she will soon be
the mother of child, though she has
been enjoying state of single bless
edness for long time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-02-17

DAMON AND PurTutAs.-The overweening
love now so copiously gushing forth between
the editors of the AouAtdincer and Bulletin,
and their style of copying after each other
in the journalistic line, reminds us of Mark
Twain's damon aud Phythias." Several
years ago, while Mark was canvassing
through California for subscribers to San
Francisco paper, lie saw n young girl stand.
ing in front of n squatter's cabin crying like
her heart would break. Marx sympathet-
ie bosom was touched with com passion, and,
approaching her, he asked kindly what
caused her grief. The girl, who lisped. re.
piled: 20, thir, have two brothers, nam.
ed Damon and Phythias, and Whatever one
dothes the other mus,h do. Well, thir, Da.
mon went = town and brough. home some
whithkey, and got drunk, and then he got
Phythias drunk-ani feel tho bad about
il, thirn