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Delaware.

Tho attention of the Confederate papers
10 invited to littls Delaware. They have
very disoreetly forgotten all about that State.
Last year the Democrats carried It by 2,000
majority at the same elections IS those held
this ysar-ths municipal elections. Thl.
year the Democrats and their contestants
together mustered emily sishty.tuo majority,
OF . gain for the Republicans Of ,sls. That
will probably give 10 ths sRss, Vhieh every
Greeley arthmstis Htan puts Down al
aara fnF old Perrin tsunf6E
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NEBR ASkA.

Senator Hitchcock telegraphs the President
that Nebraska has doubtless gone Republican.
OMAHA, NEB., Oct. S.-The election passed
off quietly. A full vote was polled. The Re-
publican State and Congressional ticket was
elected by 5000 majority. This, Douglass
county, considered the Liberal stronghold, gives
a Republican majority of 100.
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 5.-The official re-
ports of ninety-nine counties show maj or-
ity for Smith (Dem.) of 40,0l3. Thus far
l29 Democrats and 6 Republicans are re-.
ported elected as Representatives.
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WASHINGTON CITY.

Gen. \. P. Chipman's Rep majority over
r. q. Hiue Dem. for member of Congress-
5,647.
The following list shows the political com.
plexion of the next House of Delegates. Those
in italics are Democrats, and those in RomaS
Republicans. Those designated with star are
reelected
First-Solomon G. Brown
Second-O. S. B. Wall
Third. p. Berry. II.
Feurth-John Z. Cox 8
Fifth-Chares l.. Hulse.
Sixth--John L. Murray
Seventh-George W. Dyer
Eighth-Thomas w. Chase
Ninth-S. S. Smoot.
Tenth-Matthew Trimble.
Eleventh-Charles J. Brewer
Twelfth-James G. Long.
Thirteenth-Arthur Shepherd
Fourteenth-Peter Campbell
Fifteenth-W II. ClageH.
Siyteenth-John W. Mcknight
Seventeenth-W. Fl. Talliaferro
Eighteenth-W. Il. Hunt%
Nineteenth-M. Z. Ureil.
Twentieth. G.. Carroll
Twenty First-Sidney w. Herbert
Twenty Second-W. Z. Nermil;oU
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Montgomery county gives Democratic ma.
jority of 500 on the State ticket. Welsh.
Den.,) for Supreme Court, is about 100 be-
hind.
In Seioto county, Wikof, Rep.) for Secretary
OF State, has $50 majority
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The Georgia Outrage.
Infamous Treatment of CoIored Voters
Throughout the State-GOv. Smith,
of Georgia, Deftes the National
Courts-DemOcraticM Mass
Meetings at the
Polls TO Shoot Republican,.
fsessiai Dispatches to the New York Times

fsrssiai Dispatches to the New York Times
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3.--Georgia has been
carried by tho Greeleyltes by fraud aud vio-
lencs. AS in 1868, in this city, 1000 voters
were dstranchised by the action Of the Dem
ooratic managers, so this year the roads lead
ing to the city were picketed by Democratic
sabre club, and hundreds Of voters who were
entitled to vote were prevented from coming
to the polls.
In Macon mob of Greeleyites fired into
the colored voters and drove them from the
polls, killing several. Thus they "clasp
hands across the bloody chasm.'
In this city one Of the Republican chal-
lengers, while quietly attending to his duties,
was brutally assaulted by a Democratic
deputy sheriff, and narrowly escaped losing
his life. About noon the Republicans, seeing
that they could not have fair chance to
vote, loft the polls, protesting against the
| outra2es perpetrated upon them.
WAsHINsToy, Oct. 3.-Ths following tel
saram has been received by Judge Edmunds,
Secretary Of the Republican Congressional
Committee:
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 9, 1877.
Han. J. n. Eda,nds,
| At the election held In This city to-day,
the Greeley party had full control Of ALI the
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substitution at this time Of Mr.. Greeley for
Gen. Grant In the Presidential chair. 1t
would be chaos come again, which heaven
forbid!
~ regard to the now questions, however
the questions Of the future-I long ago found
myself at variance with the ruling powers in
the Republican organization. In place of an
intelligent appreciation Of the great princi-
pies of local self-goycrnment, We had a code
Of force bills aud civil rights bills and legis.
lative meddling In general, policy of which
Mr.. Senator Sumner and the New York 7ri-
6une were two of the most earnest advocates,
and which was redeemed from utter badness
only by tho marked good sense and Judgment
With which the President exercised the dam
gerous powers intrusted to him.
thus found myself in opposition to all my
previous po1ttieal affiliations, and in hearty
accord with tbe Cincinnati movement. AT
the last moment, and, at the time, to my
own great regret, l felt compelled to with.
draw my name from the call to which l had
already signed IL, and to notify my friend.
that could not be at Cincinnati. The I'm.
expected prominence which was so suddenly
given to Mr.. c. F. Adams as a candidate
before that convention forced me to the con
clusion that could not 60 to 1t without plac
Ing both him and myself In false position
Accordingly stayed at home, and very GLAD
now am that I did stay at home.
!. As you all know, tho Cincinnati Convsn-
non-the convention which originated In the
movement Tor tree trade, civil service reform
and the protest against all csntraliaing lsgis.
Aanon, nominated Mr.. Horace Greeley 90 tn
candidate for the Presidency. In due tma
tne Democratic party, In oonvsnnoo duly az.
semoied, ratified this nomination. I~hays
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HOME AND ABROAD

Pay up.
Mud and slop.
Gold in New York, 1871.
County Court this week.
Wheat in Albany, 65 cents.
Christmas is coming. Fact!
Bogus half and quarters are around.
Autumn leaves-now that winter has
come.
See notice of meeting " Linn Co.
Ag. Soc.
Legal Tender quotations, ssc buying
SOC selling.
Go and see Turrelrs fine selection of
new goods.
Grand ball and supper at Harrisburg
on Christmas.
Harper & Co. have an elegant selec-
ton Of winter goods.
That sinch is hereafter to be used as
crupper for Vancleve.
Kline was beaten for Alderman, but
he knows how to sell goods cheap.
We will give the Presidents message
next week as it arrived too late for this
issue.
The Albany Collegiate Institute
opened the winter term this week with
over 100 students.
Rare furs at Blain, Young & Cos.
They also have a new invoice of goods
fresh from New York.
DIR. Hill has succeeded in raising
about $4,000 for the endowment of
the Baptist College at McMinville.
Thanks to w. A. Mcpherson, ESQ.,,
for fat goose. 1t is unnecessary per-
ifaps, for us to add that "onr goose is
cooked-u
The Democratic city Central Com
raittee for the next ensuing year is C.
c. Kuhn, M. v. Brown and r. N.
Armstrong.
Mrss J. W Vancleve is getting up a
select school. She is all excellent
teacher and we wish her all success in
her efforts.
Hugh N. Small, writer of consider
able notoriety on the Pacific Coast, and
Mr.. Redway, Oregoniaa Reporter in
the late lafnented Legislature. were in
eur city during the week.
The young ladies of our city are to
give a Leap Year ball on next Friday
evening. We bow our gracefullest to
apair of fair ladies for their polite in.
! vitation. aChesse alIr'
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Written for the Dcmocrat.l
ALEXANDER HUNTER.
ny MART. TAYLOR.

a. Hunter is my hero's namo
And occupation. too;
To hunt the country DER for game.
Is all ho aims to do;
And yet A. Hunter comes to town.
Quite often through the year,
Upon no earthly business savo
To meat the people here.
The epicurcs about the place,
On rare bits love to fare.
And with young rabbits Hunter can
Just suit them TO u hare.
His venison ho says Is cheap
but then Its very clear.
However much II tastes like sheep.
All must pronounce IL deer.
When Hunter walks along tho stronm.
With rifle all In trim.
To charge upon u flock OF geese
They say its ducks for him;
And even with his fowllng pleco
Hes never known To fail:
Though woodcoclls are afraid OF him..
lie cannot make them quail
In hunting Hunter has success;
But wherein does It lle3
Some people reckon-others guess
That It's all in his eye!
Some lay II to his steady nerve.
While Others as I'm bornl
Urge that he keeps his powder dry.
While some say In u horn.
In summing up friend Hunters case
Some tell us they've found
That all the game that he has killed
Received "a Ihortal wound;
In that OF course men all agree.
And all rs we'll declare
There's mischief brewing when ho bears
Ills gun upon bear.
One word from one who wonders nj
Ills prowess with the gun:
He's won fame most wonderful
by daring deeds he's done.
Long may he live! Long may he add
Unto his well-earncd fame.
And when he quits life's hunting ground.
May Death lind Hunter game!
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LISS COUNTY CorRr-DXcEsBEa TERN
Judge Tandy. presiding. Following business
was transacted:
Bernard Hunt pl'T. ~. Aicck Keller & John
Pepper deft's: shcrifr-s sale confirmed.
j. r. Gilmore pif. vs. Geo. W. Settle defr-,Ie.
tendant as constable Action Ia recover Derson-
ll property. jury trial and verdict for plR
IL q J.. Cheadle pi'H. vs.. Vim. Phipis dcrt
Motion granted to issue execution.
IN PROBATE:
In mater Of estate OF Richard E-ans. deed 3:
order granted To sell the personal property OF
estate %: said deceased.
In matter OF estate OF Vim. Farrier decd re-
port OF sale OF resi estate: ordered that sale be
vacated and properly be resoid
In matter of estate OF ]. T.. Hogue deed sale
OF personal property confirmed.
In matter OF estate OF r. B Moore, decd: af,S
plication to sell real estate; James washb,rn
appointed guardian al litem for minor heirs ;
license granted TO sell "A portion of real estate
OF said estate.
In matter OF estate OF a. &. Huston. decd
application to sell real estate: James Wash
burn appointed guardian nd fitcm FOR minor
heirs: order 10 sell 2iD acres Of real estate.
In matter of estate OF John Kobinctt. decd :
Hiram smith. administrator with will annex.
cd; Med report Of sale OF personal property ;
sale confirmed.
In matter of estate OF Caroline Iytle. deed ;
petition to sell real estate filed: second day Of
March, 1913, set for hearing the same and or.
dered that citation issue To heirs TO appear at
that time.
In matter OF estate of John 4. Smith. decd :
last VIII and testament Of deceased admitted
TO probate: l.. &. Rice, Executor filed bonds In
the sum OF 5000; John Isom, Alexander
Brandon and Joseph Harrison were appointed
appraisers 10 appraise estate OF said deceayea
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BOOTS AND SHOES

\. Baum has just received new
and large stock of the best kind Of
boot aud shoes, and will sell them,
with his large stock OF clothing, cheap
er than any house In the city. GIVE
him call before you purchase else
where and you can save money.
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spermatorrhna.

Dr.. DoHERrY has just published an important
pamphlet embodyng his own views and experiences
IN reistion to Impotence or Vrility, being short
treatise on sperinatorrhea or Seminal Weakness
Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this
affection, and other diseases ofthe Sexual Organs.
This little work contains Information of the ut
most value to all, whether married or single, and
will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of SIX cents
in postage stamps for return postage.
Address,, W. II. DOHERTY, NJ. D.,
s3n3stf San Francisco, Cal.
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THE LAST SENSATION.
coiI. vsneievs In the Court House Caller,

Coll. ysnclevs Ina the Court House Gallery.
ALBANY. Dec. I. is7a.
Editor Democrat:
The Republican "Rsunion" last Tuesday
evening somewhat resembied the play of Ham,
let with Hamlet LETT out. owing To the absence
OF Mr.. Coll. Vancievc. the principal getter-up
OF the concern. II Is currently reported how
ever on good authority that the said Vancleve
was In the gallery Of the Court House "a good
portion of the evening. aud actually heard his
brother make an excuse for his tcoil. Van.
clevcsl absence from the meeting. Now all
this. IL true. Is very much adapted. IL not to
point moral. ut least to adorn "a tale. The
whole design OF thnt meeting was To allow
Vanclcvc a chance TO iublatc over his prodis.
ious majority of one vote. Nancleyc himself
was the one who got the jubilation up. nc being
nearly beside himself with JOY nj the thought
that for once in his life he had got Office.
Notwithstanding the fact that he fell full TWEEN
y votes behind his ticket. Posters wcr. circu.
lated early In the day for Grand Reunion.
The knowing ones among the Republicans. Il
IS said among whom Was Rev. Mr.. Eanclcye
were eaa1riued IT the turn affairs had taken
The Incctins could not be postponed. but Coll.
Hancleyc must be kept away. as he would most
aSsurediy. as on former occasions. put his foot
in it," Accordingly the zone e-Maiority" Mayor.
elect. though present durin; u greater part of
the meeting. WAS slowed away In the gallery
among other useless and forgotten rubbish.
Grea; must have been his chngrin TO see the
meeting. cotton up by himself for his own gio-
rihcaiion. turned 10 good account In favor Of at
least one successful candidate particularly ob.
noxiots To him. II is To be hoped that the Re.
prblicans Will follow up their example in this
case during the Mayor elects term OF office
and thereby save the city modification and
disgrace. A. CITIZEN.
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4 FINE DIsrLAY.-Blain, Young &
Co. have an elegant and full selection
of the latest fall and winter goods, and
they are selling at prices correspond
Ing with the depressing financial con-
dition of affairs In this section Of the
country. Don't forget that they keep
the very best of everything.
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THREE FINE RESBENcEsl
AND OTHER TowN.LoIs
FOR SALE In ALBANY {

fHyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
IL the following described property, situated
in the city of Albany, to-wit
One hnely-hnished and conmodiSus resi-
dence. and s lots. good barn and other out
houses, grounds well arranged and filled with
beautiful shrubbery, q large variety OF beatng
fruit trees, etc, etc.
Also, one house and two lots, in the Business
Portion of the city, the lots also we'll supplied
with good fruit and fine shru0b The house
Is large and commodious.
Also. q house and lot in a very desirable To-
ca.1on, with suitable family conveniences.
Also. the two lots upon which formerly stood
the Pacinc Hotel. oh the corner of Second and
Washington streets.
Also or unimproned river lots lying along
She railroad switch,
also have for sale a hne new Piano, of Hal-
let's manufacture, the best in the market.
All the above mentioned property will be-
sold on the most reasonable terins,. in tact
will give extra Inducements to purchasers
as desire to. change my locality and remove
to another climate. s. MONTGOMERY.
vSn9tf.
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To Corresp0iidents.

Patients residing in any part Of the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and al
vice Of DR.. Doherty in theie RESPECTIVE cases, AID
who think proper to submit a'written statement of
such, in preference to holding personal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communica
will be held most sacred.
Tfthe case be fully and caididly described, per-
sonal communication will be unnecessary, as in
structions for diet regimen and the general treat
ment Of the case (including the remedes), will be
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner as
to convey no idea of the purport Of the letter or
parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter. or
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or
no pay. Address, w. X. D0HERTY, M. D.,
San Francisco, California.
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Look OUT.-Chas. !Mealey has now q
most superior supply of furniture on
hand, and is constantly manufacturing
the very best Of all kinds. Young
people just entering into the marriage
state can find here anything required
In their peculiar line.
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MARRIED.

TT-sTEPHESS.-at the residence OF
Win Moore. In Harrisburg. on tho ID un by
Jas s. GriIneA, J. T., Mn. bEsJAAIs q. KNOTT
and Misz REHRccA ANN PnKSs-bolh OF
Linn county.
SiMISoN-cARTwRiG tho real
dencr OF the brides parents. In this city. on tho
ISt inst. Ly Rev. &. W. shaw. ME. tIAA. ID.
SIxi'sos and Miss JASE EAETwRI6HI-all Of
this city.
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"oME SHUTTLE SEWING VI CHIMES.
Ih Plnws. and nil kinds Of Agricultural I'M
peiaents cold by WHEELER
at SHEDD.
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coAp-KANE's CONDENSED. THOMAS
- cooi Water, Bieaehing. and ether kinds
sold by WHEELER at NIfEDD.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. W. K. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS SIN.
IL cere thanks to his numerous patients for
their patronage, and would take this opportunity
to remind them that he continues to consult Mt hiI
Institute for the cure Of chronic diseases OF tht
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Gcnito- Uri
nary Organs, and all private diseases. viz. Syph.
Ills in all its forms and stages. Seminal Weakness
aud all the horrid consequences Of self abuse, Con
orrhea, Gieet, Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnn
emissions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back
and Loins, Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kid
neys, etc.. etc.. and he hopes that his long expert
encc and successful practice will continue 10 insur.
him share of public patronage. By the practe,
of many years in Europe and the United States
be is enabled to apply the most efficient and sue
cessful edies agains: diseases Of all kinds. ii,
cures without mercury, charges moderate, treats BIZ
patients in q correct and honorable way, and ha,
references of unquestionable vcrscity from mel
Of known respectability and high standing in soci
ETY.. All parties consulting him by letter or other
wire, will receive the best and gcntlest treatmsIt
and implicit secrecy.
To Females.
When q female issin trouble, or afflicted will
disease, as weakness of the back and liribs, pair
in the head dimness of sight, loss of muscula
power, palpitation of the heart, irritabiity, ner
vousness, extreme urinary difficulties, derange
inent of digestive functions, genera debility, va
ginitis all diseases OF the womb. hysteria sterili
ty, and all other diseases peculiar to les; sh
should go write at once to the celebrated fem al
doctor, W. X. Doherty, at his Medical Institute
and consult him about her troubles and disea 80
The Doctor is efecting more cures than any othc
physician in the State of California. Let no falls
delicacy prevent you. but apply Immediately an,
save yourself from painful sufferings and premh
ture death. AL Married Badies whose delicat
health or other circumstances prevent an increas
in their faL,ies, should write or call Mt DIR. w X
Doherty's Medical Institute, and they will receiy
every possible relief and help. The Doctors off
ces are SO arranged that be can be consulted with
out fear of observation.
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Mrs. Duniway is said to be an appli-
cant for the Albany postofiice. 1t Is
stated that she has strong backing,
both here and ut Portland. Good
Lord, IL consistent with thy Divine
Economy, send US the cholera, rinder-
pest, or epizootics, but spare us this
greater affiiction!
NEW York NEws.-Special atten-
tion is directed to the Prospectus of
the Nctc York Weekly Neps in another
column. 1t Is q complete Democratic
family newspaper. Try 1t n year.
The Lebanonites are attempting to
induce Capt. Pratt to erect woolen
manufactory there.
Westlake & Simpson inform tho
public that they are sole agents ut AL
bany for tho purchase of fiax-seed.
See their ad. elsewhere.
Two companies of regular soldiers,
nom Vancouver, passed through this
city last Tuesday night, en- route for
the hair of the Modoc Indians.
Ell Carter, Esq, has removed his
Notary Public and Real Estate office
into his former quarters OH the corner
of Fist and Broadalbin streets. Give
him call.
Mrs. Addie Mansfield, Miss Mattio
Mulkey and Miss Annie Bentley are
the assistant teachers In Albany Dis
trict School. Prof. Forsha still remains
as prlncapal.
Thanksgiving day was remarkably
cold at Chicago.
-~-=-~--~-
CASH paid for pork, eggs, wheat and
oats by Wheeler, ut Shedd. Dry
goods, Clothing, etc. etc., sold ut prices
to suit the times by the same accom-
modating dealer.
THE CHRISTIAN MESSENGER IL
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THE CHRISTIAN MESSENGER IL q
first class family journal, and will be
sent to any address until Jan. /, 1874,
for $500. Address Wells Drury, pub.
Usher, Monmouth, Oregon.
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The Lebanonites are attempting to
induce Capt. Pratt to erect a woolen
manufactory there.
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A NATURALIsT's CABINET.-While
at Portland last week wehad the pleas
ure ofspending short season in inspect
ing the cabinet of natural curiosities
of Mr. Dav. Rafety, of East Portland,
who has nnyriads of rare stones and
minerals, ores and quartz, bones and
fossils, bugs and insects of almostevery
conceivable cline and variety. Mr..
Raffety devoSes much time and exer-
fion to the collection of these speci-
mems, and will In time haye cabinet
Of which more distinguished scientiats
naight well be proud,
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Westlake & Simpson inform tho
public that they are sole agents ut Al
bany for tho purchase of fiax-seed.
See their ad. elsewhere.
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Thanksgiving day was remarkably
cold at Chicago.
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~. E.. Howell, w. B. Westlake and
J. R. Herren have gone extensively in
to the pork packing business in this
city, and are buying all the pork, OBJ
tainable. This is commendable en-
terprise, and we wish our friends sue
cess
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Two companies of regular soldiers,
ffom Vancouver, passed through this
city last Tuesday night, ca route for
the hair of the Modoc Indians.
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TUlHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
u fully announce that they have entirely re-
modelled and renovated their large. commodi-
Gus and substantial