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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-10
SLATER oN TIE NEW DEPARTURE

Here is what Hon. Jas II. Slater
said in speech at Ia Grandc few
days ago, III regard to the New De
parture :"
There is no difference among the
people as 10 what should be the issues
or the facts ont of which these issues
arise. All Democrats agree that the
14th and 18th amendments, in their
inception, adoption and principles,
are revolutionary; and that as they
were conceived in fraud and adopted
by force and fraud combined, they are
void; and ought 10 be so adjudgcd.-
All, however, must admit that they
have been declared to be parts of the
constitution; that they are being en-
forced by the courts and the federal
executive, and that the people OF all
shades of political opinion are submit
ting. All argue that these amend
ments must stand until the court OF
last resort shall, by decree, declare
them void for want of proper endorse
ment by the several States; or are
abrogated by new articles, submitted
to and adopted by the several States,
in accordance with the terms of the
constitution; and my judgment is
that the Democracy everywhere, as
in this State at the last election,
should afirmatively declare in favor
of the abrogation of the 18th and 18th
amendments, and press the agitation
with the utmost persistency. The
18th and 18th amendments, independ-
ent of all questions OF suffrage to the
inferior races, is vital abridgment of
the rights Of the States, and direct
attack upon their republicanism, upon
which the very perpetuity of the
Union must depend.
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FLEEING BRIGHAM.-A well known
Mormon writing from Beaver, Octo-
Der 21st, says: Brigham Young ar
rived this morning and left after Ave
hours rest for ST. George, on the
southern border ofthe Territory He
was escorted by II mounted men OF
the Nauyoo Legion. I am told, says
the writer, he has bid final farewell
to Salt Lake City" Brigham S
movement has greatly agitated the
minds of the people in the "City OF
the Saints"
1t is authoritiyely asserted that 9th
er Mormon leaders viii quietly disap-
pear from Salt Lake City as fast as
possible and that the lay members OF
the polygamous church will be left to
battle with the authorities for the
preservation of their "divine institu-
ton" 1t is generally believed that
Polygamy has lived and fiourished
through the length of its days and
that its decease is near at hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-10

THE ROYAL VISTA correspond
ent of the Eugene Journal, writing
from New York under date of Oct.
20, says:
The State and city governments
and the people are making extraordi-
nary preparations to receive Prince
Alexis, third son of the Emperor of
Russia, whose arrival is daily expect
ed in the Russian feet. A vessel is
now outside of Sandy Hook, which is
to report the first appearance of the
Russian fleet by telegraph, when the
Prince is to be met by the United
States naval vessels under Admiral
Rowan, and then by numerous COM
mittee Of "leading citizens" who are
to be notified by telegraph and hasten
down the bay in a steamer. On ar
irving at the wharf, he is TO be met
by about all the militia and police in
the city, and escorted to the Claren-
don Hotel, where twelve rooms have
been converted into a palace by the
Russian minister, Mr. Catacazy, and
have been fitted up and furnished
throughout for his special use, at a
great expense, in degree of magnif-
icence never before equaled in New
York. 1t is said that New York is
to surpass herself on this occasion,
and the reception will be the grand
est affair ever Witnessed in this coun
4 fry
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EASTERN ELECTIONS.
;pecidl dispatches to tie .Democrat.
New Ysrf.

HeW sTE.
New YORK, Nov. S.-The city cleo
tion yesterday was the quietest known
for years. Tweed is reelected but
will certainly be expelled. The en-
tire ticket of the Committee of Sew
enty was elected. Democratic major
ity in the city 5000. Republican major.
ity in the State at least 10000. The
Senate has 20 Republicans to 0 Dem
ocrats and 3 doubtful; the Assembly
will have SS Republicans and 40 Dem
ocrats.
New Jersey.
Parker, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor of New Jersey by from 1900
to 1000 majority.
Massachusctts.
Washburn (Rcp.) carries Massachu-
setts by from $1,000 TO 10000, and
has a plurality of 25,od0 to 10000.
Out of $50 members Of the House
Democrats have 6i, and Of 10 Sena-
tors Democrats have 1.
Illinois.
Republicans elect Congressman at
Large in Illinois.
wisconsin.
Wisconsin gives 10000 Republican
majority, and both branches of the
Legislature are Republican.
Virginia.
The Conservatives have carried
Virginia by 10000 majority and have
both branches of the Legislature.
Nothing yet heard from
Maryland, Minnesota and Mississippi,
which held elections the same day
Ed. Dem.
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WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY Er y. c. HARPER co.
Following nre tho prices paid for produce. and
the prices ri which other articles are selling IN
this market:
wnEAT--whitc. p basbel 81 l2l.
OAT5-f1 bu,boi. IS cta.
P0TATOES-79 busLei, 81 90.
ONIoNs--11 busbel. 81 600,I so.
FLOUi-i1 bbl. So 30.
BEANs-Whi,e, p n. 4e15 cts.
DRIED FkUlT--Apples, = h, cents
Peaches. n ib. lGs cts; fums, q fb, I5c.;
cnrranis. a n. Ice.
BUTfEk-f1 h. 37l cts.
EGGS--il dozen. 37t cts
CHICkkSs--fl dozen. 81 90.
suGAR-crusbed, z h, Is cts; Island, r
D.. SilM12 e;s.; San Franeisco Refined,
- -. I44Ggit3 cts.
TEA-Youh2 IIyson, p n. 81 so; Japan.
n 10. 9OeGss 90; Black, y ID, 75cGtsi %.
coFFEE-p n. Z2l l6e25 cents.
SALT b.. IlM2A eta.
TX. Heavy Golden. p gall. 81 Is.
EAC0N-liaias. = ID, u eta; sidcs, l2i c.sj
Shoulders. cts.
LAED--Fi d., II! cts.
OfL--Devoc's KerGrenc, p gallon, IS cts.
i.ipseed Oh. raw. = gall. 81 % Linseed
Oh, b"ied p gall. - 50.
BEEf-Neat. Z, ~, o cents.
PoKK-Neat. = b. 81 cents.
BHEkP-Agiion. per head, 81 5oNJ3 0c.
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MARTIAL Law TO BE DECLARED.


The telegraph informs us that the
President has expressed determine
ton to declare martial law through
out the entire South at an early day.
OF course every sane man who is
honest enough to confess it knows
what this move on the part of Grant
means. This infamous ku-klux law
was adopted in view of the possibility
of the Southern people attempting to
vote the Radical carpet-baggers out of
power and casting their electoral vote
for Democratic President in 1872.
During the past two years the Rad
cal leaders have seen the Southern
States one by one pass out of their
clutches, just as rapidly as the terror
ism of military surveillance has been
removed, and take their old station in
the Democratic column. Out of the
entire eleven late Confederate States,
only two or three now bow to the
Radical yoke; and unless the inquisi-
torial screws are again turned on that
defcnceless people not one of the
Southern States will cast its electoral
vote for Ulysses next year. The
Radical party cannot afford to lose
the solid vote of those eleven States,
and they are bent upon securing at
least a portion of it, even though the
foulest means must be used-even
though force, intimidation, false i'm
prisonment, and vilest prosecutions
are made necessary. The Radical
schemers are succeeding in their hell
ish purposes by the basest means
that could be conceived-by sending
hireings through the South to insult
and provoke citizens beyond forbear-
ance, and then, at the least semblance
of resistance to this persistent perse-
cution the helpless Southerner Is ar
rested and imprisoned on the charge
of being a ku-klux cut-throat and q
lawless villain.
Of course it Is in the programme
for the Long Branch house.jockey to
now declare martial law. And with
martial law declared-with q suspen-
sion of the civil authority and with
the sword hanging over the necks
and the bayonet pointed at the breasts
of the Southern people, Radicalism
expects to accomplish its purpose and
to carry these States for their Red
Republican ticket. The ku-klux
Bill and Congressional enforcement
Act were made for this purpose, and
the President will carry out the de-
signs of Congress. 1t remains to be
seen how far the yillainies of Radical
ism will yet extend in that direction,
and how much the once free and
chiyalrous people OF the Sunny South
can stand without an open revolt.
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GpfiRDsaS,S SALE.

a. Office l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
n pursuance of an or'ier q the County Court
OF Benton county. in the State o! Oregon. the
undersigned, Guardian of Irene Grace Bond,
will ou
Uednesaoy, December 18th, 1871,
AT one O'Clock p. N. of said day. Mt the Court
House door. in the town of Albany. County of
Linn and State OF Oregon, sell ut public suc-
tion to the highest bidder, for cash (:old coinl
in hand, all the right, title and interest of said
Irene Grace Bond in and to the land claim do
mated by the United States Government To wm.
Bond, deceAsei, being Notification No. 1907, 10
Tp. u, 5. X. W. in the County of Linn and
State Of Oregon, together with the appurtenan-
cea thereto belonging; said interest being Al
undivided onefourth of said claim.
Nov 10. 1871. TABITiiA c. WAITS,
ulsvt Guardian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-10

Our RADICAL THIEF MEMoRAN-
DUM-We note the following trans
actions among the Radical thieves
since our last weeks report:
r. A. Bowerman, U. S. Revenue
collector, embezzlement.
Thos. ]. Wilson, same, embezzle-
ment.
Judge J. Wright, of Indiana, rob-
bing Indian soldiers and forging dead
soldiers names for bounties, amount
ing to steal of 100000!
The fraudulent issuance of $40, ,000,-
600 by the carpet-bag Government OF
South Carolina
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suceess IL properly regarded as the surest
proof Of merit. Previous TO 1887, the sale Of
Dn. Walkers CALIronsiA VisgGAg BlrTEHs
vero only 50 much ns could BIO carried about
San Francisco in t. basket by ono person, who
left the medicine trial. Since that time, thi8
standard remedy bag made Its way TO every
batnlci in tho Pacific States. and IL now extend
ing il GALES with equal rapsdity in the Atlantic
aud Middle States. The sales are now over
$50 900 "a month. And for all diseases Of the
-tomaeh, liver, kidneys. bladder. skin, or blood,
Tho Bittors arc IL certain remedy.
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The good natured people Of Victo-
ria laughed at Miss Anthony's argu-
ments so boisterously that she flew
into terrible rage and denounced
the men as wife-whippers and the
women as galley slaves. A wild gnf-
faw greeted this remark, and Susie
was moro disgusted than ever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-10
PACIFIC COASTERS.
The Dalles has q tannery.
Portland bonsts SO saloons,

i HC bdlitS -
Portland boasts SO saloons.
The McMinnville Academy has lis
pupils.
A4-pound "spud" was raised at
the Dalles.
Marion county had Il marriages
last month.
Eugeners are to revel in q hurdy-
gurdy house.
Smallpox has disappeared from
Walla Walla.
Last week Eugene had dog fight
for $25 a side.
Oakland is the livliest town in
Southern Oregon.
Mexican banditti are overrunning
Lower California.
Empire City, Coos county. is to
have a newspaper.
4 Eugene house was robbed Of $50
in broad daylight.
Some 25 divorce cases are dockoted
in Muitnomah county.
Douglas county was the first to pay
its State tax this year.
Charles Burch has been pardoned
out of the Pcnitentiary.
Wheat in San Francisco has declin-
ed to S2,5 per 100 lbs.
Corvallis expects the West Side
railroad by next August.
L. Toft was kicked to death by n
horse in Virginia, Nevada.
Two public hospitals are to be
built in Portland next year.
New gold discovery on Rogue Riv-
er; $40 per day with rocker.
Three printers were drowned in
San Francisco Bay last Friday.
A California beet sugar factory
works up SO tons of beets daily.
Portland is already afflicted with
one of the "Chicago sufferers"
Whisky sellers in Salt Lake City
pay a license OF $500 per month.
Multnomah only has 233 cases
docketed for this term of Court.
Hon. J. S. Smith and wife have
gone to California for the winter.
Telegraph is to be established be-
tween Roseburg and Empire city.
Portland is to have bridge across
the Willamette, costing $500, 900.
A gold and silver ledge has been
discovered so miles east of Seattle.
Geo. A. Edes, of Salem, is appoint
ed collector of Customs for Alaska.
Quartz assaying $4,000 per ton
has been discovered near Salt Lake.
Oregon will have large immigra-
ton from Western Illinois next J ear.
Eugene Semple is the newly-ap.
pointed Police Commissioner of Port
land.
A semi-weekly mail is to be estab-
lished over the Coos Bay wagon
road.
A man is missing at Walla Walla
and it is believed he has been mur.
dered.
Some railroad men killed China
man few miles from Kalema last
Sunday.
! A Panorama of The scenery on the
Pacific Railroad is on exhibition il
Portland.
The case of Mrs. Fair will come
before the California Supreme Cour
tomorrow.
Eugeners concerted for the relic
of the Wisconsin fire sufferers, anG
realized Sal
The California and Oregon railroad
will be completed to Red Bluffs by
the Both inst.
One thousand elks were killed il
Coos county during the past year
for skins only.
California contains population o
$50, 1888. San Francisco has popu
lation of las, ,493.
It has been five years since con
vict has been sent to the peniten tiar.
from Grant county.
A coal ledge has been discovered
on Muddy, tributary of the Yam
hill in Yarnhill county.
Portlanders have erected Roman
amphitheater and will shortly reve
: in a bull and bear fight.
| Mr.. Wrightman, Of Sublimity, wa
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IT is stated on reliable authority,
that the amount stolen by Radical of
fieials, since Grant came into power,
is only some s25,ooo,o00. The pub
lie will be glad to learn this, as the
impression is abroad that the steal
ings have amounted to at least s27 ,5o0,-
coo.
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A soup house is being erected in
Chicago, for permanent use during
the winter, with capacity to dish six
thousand gallons of soup day
Temporary shanties are also being
erected to shelter the outcasts.
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NORTH CAROLINA is informed that
the " Walter Raleigh vine," on Roa-
noke Island, is nearly three hundred
years old; that it covers an acre of
ground, and that from it last year
$4,000 worth of wine was made. We
don't know which to admire most
the size of the vine or the story.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-10

SOME critics are finding fault with
Joaquin Miller's poem of "Kit Car
son" because he begins by making
him ride bareback and in the same
breath rise in his stirrups. A poet is
licensed to anything, and if Miller or
Bret Harte were to make water run
up hill, it would not stir-up any ex-
citenaent.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
order Of tHe County CunE, Of Linn C"GG-
fg. Oregon made tits 2ud Jay Of Nor.nh Der.
1871. tue under,iggei has been duly appointed
Aduini.tra,pr of the estate Of Lewis kingsr.
deceased. Therefore all persons having claim.
ayains. said ss;n;e are Eoiihed 10 present the
same with proper vouchers al Iuy otice ia Sci",
Linn county, Oregon, within six months from
the date hereof. DANIEL GAbI,
yolTul3u4 Adm inis strAtor.
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SLANDERoUs.-The Walla Walla
Union, speaking of J. W. Murphy of
the Standard and w. III. Newell of
the Statesman joining in with Susan
Anthony, says "politics make strange
bed fellows" The thing has hardly
come to that, has it?
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Whyte, the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Maryland, says: ''The
only New Departure am in favor of
Is the departure of Grant and his
crew from the White House.
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Anursrsr.aro.,a NOTICE.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
y undersi=nsd has been appointed by the
County Court ~ Linn county, Oregon. the Ad-
,s,tais;fa;nr nf the estate of James p. Hogne,
deceased. and nii person. bavsas claims Againsi
said estate nre requested To prrsebt the came.
luy verified. 10 ibc sasi Administrator nj his
seslicnee noar Shedi's Station in said county.
v1uIsw4. CHAS. =. HOGUs.
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IT is asserted that Gov. Palmer, of
Illinois, is determined to have Gen.
Phil. Sheridan and the Mayor of
Chicago indicted as accessories to the
murder of Col. Grosvenor.
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SPECIALTIES :

CLOTHING.
Always on hand Ladies and Children 5 ready
made Underelothing, Cloaks, Sacks, Aprons, etc.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
An extensive variety of silk, Satin, Cotton
aud Woolen Dress Trimmings, always in store.
CL0As INGS.
Hosey comb. Astraean and Waterproof Cloth.
Of the best qualities.
FURS, ETC.
Ladies' and ohiidren's complete sets of Furs
and Swan-downs of the latest styles.
CHTGNoNS.
Latest Styles of chignons constantly on hand
at low figures.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Innings and Findings of all grades and aua1-
ties full assortment of Jaconets Mns,;ns
Embroideries. Diaper Linens, Kid and all ptha.
varieties of Gloves, Hose. &c., dc.
Our determination being to give satisfaction :;
style ard quality of work, and prices, we asL .
share OF public patronage Call at our store
opposite A. Garothers & Co.. First St. Aha,
Oregon SARAH G.. COOLEY
Esss- Agent for Mrs. Carpenters celehre.ss
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GREAT AUTUMN TONIC.

Hegeman's Cordial Elixir Of Calisaya Bark.
4 pleasant Cordial which strengthens and i'm
proves the Dizesiion. an sxceiient preventive Of
fevegs. Fever ana Agac. ac., and a great Reno
valyr aud Tonic ipr uyal.ds aud dspiIiiAted per-
s9ns. HEGENAS i Co., Se~ York. Sole Man
ufaetarvrs. sold by all Druggists.
jani3'7Iyl
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GEN. WADE HAMPTON, of South
Carolina, is leeturing through the
Southern States on the Life and
Character Of General Robert E. Lee.n y
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Joaquin Miller has new poem in
,Scribner's Monthly for November,
entitled From Sea to Sea-"
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THE New York Tribune thinks the
Radical party needs a little less
preaching of harmony and little
more practice of it.
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G. Duisenberg has been commits
stoned Consul General for the Pacific
coast for the German Empire.
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NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN ToAaLL WHOM IT
a May concern that about the i5gh Of
June. 1874. executed +. J. Q. Thornton my
rfgniis.ofy note that said note obtained
through trisrep-rsentAti6u and confederation
has passed and that will Is, psy the sans.
ADA sTEkLf.
Albany, Nov. .. 1871. nI5wi.
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New York subscribed over mil
lion of dollars to Chicago.
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EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES.

VIM C. Alexander President Henry B.
HYDE, Vice President. George W. Phillip,
Actuary. james ". Alexander, Secretary.
D. A. LANCASTER g. CO., GENERAL AGENTS.
Portland. Oregon.
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YExKE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
( new stock of Millinery Goods, Trimmings.
Ladies' and Chiiaiep's Furnishing Goods. of ali
kinds. of the latest and mos, fashionable STYLES.
which she offers to the ladies of Albany and
surrounding country at the lowest cost rates.
In the Eressmaking department l guarantee
entire satisfaction. Charges liberal
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insurance as an investment.
Life or Endowment Assurance
As profitable investment is attracting the at
tention of shrewd business men, who are prop
erly coming to regard it not only as a means
whereby the family may be protected, but, al
fording, as it does,
Absolute Security,
And freedom from taxation, an excellent in
vestment or surplus funds. Every business
man knows Of scores, just as prudent, just as
careful, just energetic, economical and indus
trious as himself who now, by some sudden
turn of the wheel of fortune, left in their old
age destitute. Every business man knows that
all this suffering might easily have been avert
cd by simply taking few of the thousands
they have lost on unfortunate investments and
securing an endowment policy. Nearly every
business man intends to insure, but maRy Fro
crastinate till too late. Let us respectfully urge
upon your attention the propriety of immediate
action. Fortune is proverbially fckle, and no
man can tell what will be the results of the next
few years. G. 9. S1GgTH,
y7nlSnl5. Sroc,al E'gt for Oregon.
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