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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

The Scientific Americdn describes
the new wodd lcarpettng that is conn.
ing into extensive use as followss
"The fabricis.made Of Stats or more
ornamental, shdye glued or cement.
ed upon B cloth bacliug,s.The Stats
or strips of.weod are of different col
ors, and are arTangedto produce. all
the effects of tesseated floor, mosaic,
work, etc., and beingabout.h quart
er Of an incl ii thiclshsss,. they will
wear many years. They are finished
in oil, and f6t' together so tightly
that the ioiuts ARE AZ perfectas those
in inlaid work. Tho surface thus
produced oal therefore be scrubbed,
washed aud oiled when needed, pre-
cisely like other hoora made. of orna-
mental woods, which hpors theKI
resembleliIi'all respects when laid. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
THE SUN.
wrrK1Y. gEN1.wEnKLY. AND DAlIY.

THE WEEKLY SUMS too widely known 70 70
renulre any extended recommendatlon.' est,p
the reasons which have alreaay slN,9Sn ahnre ~ one
tho,isand subscribers and which VIII, we lope, ~
give it many thousands more are orien' -
follows; Autba news OF
day will. be found in 1t, condehseu wilen and
noitant, at full length when OF moment anS S
ALWAYS presented in a clear, inteliigiole' "nu
interesting manner. n.r or onter
tanning and instructive reading OF every AiuS, ~
but containing nothing tnat en- oiionN
most delicate and serupulous tasIe' -. tolos
II is first-rate story paper. Inc pess t,'i n1,J
and romances of current literature arc l caI
iy selected and legiby printed in IT'S pages 81
1t is firs-rate agricultural paper. .ain,,ltnTai
fresh and instructive articles on aerlcui.."i"i
topics regularly appear in this department.
Il is an independent political paper oeiohs-
ing TO no party and wearing no collar ~ 7ne
for priuciple, and for Tee erection VI ~ no amor
gies to the exposure of the great corruptitGIla
fhat now weaken and disgrace our county,
and threaten TO undermine republican lnstlLll,
tions altogether. 1t has no fear OF RhaVes' uiiu
asks no favOrs from their supporters A.,
II reports the fashions,for the ladies ana the
markets for the men, especially the caItle- .IL1
markets. to which il pays particular aiseheiyii ais.id
Finally, it is the cheapest paper puollslieud.t
One dollar a wear will secure it for any suDscrr
her. II is not necessary to get up club IN Or
der to have THE WEEKLY SUN at thls ray, M
Any one who sends a single dollar Will get the
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We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY Sunlight pages, fifty.s,x
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from this rate
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Daily sun So. 90 year, A discount oil ~
per cent. to clubs OF 10 or over.
THE DAILY SUN.-A large tour-page news
paper of twenty-eight columns. batly cireula-
ton over 100, 900. All the news for cents;
Subscription price SO cents month, or So W
a year. To clubs OF 10 or over, discount OIL
16 ,,sr cent Address,
lows sTHE SUM-" New York city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

Contains all the news foreign. domestic, po-
litical and general, with full and reliable mar
ket reports. Each number also contains sew
eral short stories, and great variety Of litera-
ry, agricultural and scientific matter, etc., ETC.,
constituting 1t is confidently asserted, the
most complete weekly newspaper in this
country. u.fi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
NOTICE no THE TAXPAYERS
or LINN COUNTY.

NrNnER THE PROVISIONS or LAW NOW
" ia force relating 90 tho collection OF taxes,
an taxes are rtqulfad 90 hc paid Within thirty
dnvs after the DAYS uppninted Tor meeting the
tho several precincts, and ail
taxes not palm wiiutn TINT time ar1 liable 20
rosis "a upon n'oNpcuiinn,-nnd that 10 one d0l-
lar and thrcO per cent NOM each rgfspn, =
the tax.paNDis Of linn county ut thQ.r respect.
lyo placis VI Noane, in each preclnet, ON the
following days tN-Wity
iiarflsbure. Wedncsaay and Thursday pee.
inllailfalsfV ffl9ny, Sire lai orleans, satur-
dhy. D0c. ~ tiy tt.itisN MnndAy, nec, - Sclo,
Tuesday ana MCdnVHday, doc. lu-lf fmnklin
Butte, Thursday, Dee. isi santiam, Friday.
uec, lOi Lebanon, saturday, lrc ~, Waterloo,
Monday, ne, rl sweet hpnn, tuesday, Dec.
81 nrush lfcct, "Wednesday, Dec. 20 llowns'
vilt, AhWtdaynNd trlQ0N nNr. A'-2Ni QentVr,
day. psc aa-2s. AIiEN PAltEIi, Sheriff,
Aud Tax Collector lor Linn Co. ureEpn.
Albany, NoN, ~. lhlS,s-nldid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

A HousEuoLp BLorrEp 0ur.-As q
part OF the history Of the ravages of
the seouree in North Memphis, yTa
place On record the fate of the in-
mates II the boarding-houso known
as he Mississippi House, corner Of
Market and Front streets, The
landlord isJoe Sanford, whose family
consisted Of wife and two children.
In his house were eighteen boarders.
OF all these there were only Sanford
aud Que boarder who survived! all
the gaats twenty sdied.-- Arqlaschss
Srxou1Aa FArMarr "a Young man
Hsned Moses Potion. living near
Hiilsboro (0hioi iNas onNhis way N
bs married when he was struck By
lightning and instantly killed. Two
years ago bis brother was thrown
from horse and killed while going
70 marry tho same lady.
--.
The womana right movement has
reached Tue ahnrisines. An Indian
fanily appeared ID Saginaw Mich,
recently, with tho husband carrying
ne 3aDpbpse aid the vile carrying
notliing. ltisthe 6rsi instance ooi The
kind on rec0rs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

THERE Is an elm tree near Elgin,
KanFas, ihe history OF which is pc.
enli9r, Yet horrible The limbs ex-
tend from the body some distance,
and afford a suitable place to "tie TO-"
The lyneh.law people Of Elgin appre-
ciate its welcome services, and have
already hung ten or twelvemep on it's
branches, and when asked, what be-
come OF the men, respond TINT they
"got tangled on the limbs while pass
ing" A few days ago three cattle
thieves were caught NEAR Wichita,
and at last accounts were on their
way 70 The chm. } A NllL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

gWaIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
~ farm situated threo mlles NOM Harris
burg, containing SIS acres, well improved-l2o
holnF III cultivation. and an good wheat land.
II contains IgQNl fCsidcnce, baru, orchard
stock water and nil othQr cOnVonianccs.-
1Vrnls easy. Inquire of IN ny HOLT Harris
hofg Oregon, orot JAMES WliEELAN.
pStf Wale Wolla, w, r..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

CHEAP LIVING. Accounts of the
Lectures on Cookery given by Mr..
Buckmaster at The International
Exhibition are very appetizing. -
Recently he discoursed uponipot az
fen, with practical illustratipns,l hav-
ingshis fires, braziers, stew-pans, and
materials all arranged, with several
active and neat young women to
help him. For hispdt an fea Mr.
Buckmaster produced meat and Zone,
for which lie gave sixpence halfpen-
ny, being pickings from small bits
which butchers always have for sale.
The necessary vegetables, potatoes,
herbs, and bread brought the cost Of
materials up TO is, 3D. With these
Mr.. B. proceeded to make enough
excellent soup for six persohs.-
While it was boiling the lecturer
deyiated TO the subject Of Tripe,
which was also cooked, together with
cow-heel, sEhen, the dinner being
ready, the addience was invited to
taste it. Taeagenera xerdict was,
"Delicious. ss..@
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
HG. &, HILL q SON,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
ALRANY, OREGON.

Drugs and mealeisse-s fresh and pure Prompt
attention given to country orders and physi-
clans prescriptions. SOda water fresh from
iha Arctic rAElonH. H
Siorc OnAlain street, opposite Conners Bank.
VSnSQu, x. Z. HILL 4 SON
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
NOTICE.
WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,

GSa iSsl 5alii, AND AFTER 4. d DATE UNTIL FUR.
10, ~. 49, nelee' the Company will aisS,t.I "
and FRiDay MI DIalSa1y " e g Corvallis on TUESDAY
Portland .S s'l s.i a'.Pa'eh boat from ALBANY
Issyir- nv intermediate places On sams ~
Fsrs Al tv,l,soes r.se,,1 z Oo's wharf.
Dec. l6, 1871. . y BlLEs,
Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
A short time since "a colored man

A short time since "a colored man
entered the Office ofethe clerk of a
county court in the Wests~and ad-
vancing to the table where the
deputy. clerk was busily engaged, he
produced q marriage license, forwhich
he had paid the legal fee few days
before.
"Boss," said he, ode lady declines
dis document, and iotch it in to get
my money back" Itwas little cons
soling to the darkey to be told that
some men went farther and had fared
worse; but when assured his money
could not be retpfhed. I he ltdrned
Indignantly, ppd lHuttaiph as he
made his.exit1 i"Eberyi body's gone
back on dc documdntPh
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
JOs. HREELLY,
CONSTABLE AND GENERAL COLLECTOR,
North Portland Precinct.

Reference by permission 10 the following
eontlomen
His Honor Philip Wassatmau, Mayor Of tho
City Of Portlandj Hon Eugene somplej Dr. j..
A. Chapmanj Dr.. J. Q. Hawthorne; Dr.. !. A..
Dayenportj /, 5. RosenbauA q Co,j Knapp,
Burrell 4 Co. u. j. Jedriesj Clarke, Hender-
son 4 Coohj S, g. skid@oroi h. Martin Coz
A. b. Richardson & Co.ieMilard a Yanseuyyer.
OFFTcE-25 Washington Street. between
First nud Second v7nl7H.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05

A TaasrsAnots EcHo. Lake Awos-
ting gohthe Shawangunk mountain, has
most remarkable echo. Eight dis
tinct words rapidly uttered rerepeat-
ed plainly eleven times in success
ion, and when, the innpmerablo rqt-
erationa that follow have seemingly
died away in the distance, the whole
sentaHce cpuaes back from q central
focus Of sound With terrific shout,
followed byadcldsilence. TheGring
of gun is succeeded by perfect
fusilade Of musketry among the cliffs,
ending in clap Of thunder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-05
MUGREN q sHINnLEIa.

Dlrcrl imlodprs and Manufacturers of every
variety ~ furnllure. hcddlnE Mirrors, Picture
Frames and l. pholsicry Uodda, have removed
thelf WArcro0tnt 70 the corner of Fr0nt aud
Alder etirccs, Portland. pn2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23

KEARsLEY HOUSE, soIp.-Mr. John
Kearsley, for many years past proprietor
Of the wen known Kearsley Hotel, in this
place, has disposed Of that property. in
GLIDING all the ground attached, SC, to
Mr.. E. W. shurtIeti, former proprietor Of
the Magnolia Saloon. this place, by whom
1t will be In future conducted. Mr.. s
proposes to Immediately build an extern
siye twostory addition 70 the. property
and make other Improvements which will
very materially increase the convenience
oil the Hotel; 1t will then be second to NJ
other similar property in this section. I'll,
price paid was $1,000. Mr.! 8. will take
possession October 10th, next West pfr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
Let the supporters Of Governor Jacob
stand Together ! - =,

j a...Ni = AZ ls'6F iH.aI ..a
To tho Iltelligcncer: ffs0g5-l y.gh.n.
The Republican party ofthis State can
do nothing Of themselves. They cannot
now poll 30, 1000 votes in State contest,
Thewhole vote otthe State to-day d iull
90000., In the late Gubernatorial cleo
ton at least 10000 honest Democrats,
who. could not be 61Hght, voted flor Gov
ernor. Jacob Camden gotatleasti4 500
Republican votes. Between two Demo-
Gratis 1t 10 fart presume, land also by
the comparison OF the vote in Republican
counties,) that this estimate lis lnotito
high, And nodoubt too, many Repabli.
cans voted for. the new Constitution. Very
few candidates, who felt confident Of cleo.
tion, voted againsts the Constitution, and
they too induced many oil their friends TO
vote as they, did, tits not to b6 supposed
that even Republicans who knew their
elections 10 lncratiya Offices to!becertain,
for which they bad shown. their money
freely, and lost much valuable time, swould
vote against a,measure which seated them
in office. Tits very rare you seeaR man
nowadays, so disinterested and patriotic
as TO spend weeks and daysottoil and Ia,
Dor 10 secure an election TO an office OF
honor and profit, and Of the very moment
Of gaining the much coveted object turn
around, and as o flo do N. cut down by
his own act the very tree which produced
and gave him the lfnits. -The new Con.
stitution was carried by having Its ratifi.
cation and the general election, Of State
and county officers and members Of the
Legislature at the same time. Had the
ratification come of by itself los Il shoultl
the Constitution would have been deieated.
But the ring ordered otherwise, and II
was carried To defeat the ring here.
after, and save the State IRON misrule.,
bankruptcy, wreck and ruin, should be
the high and solemn duty Of the good and
true men Of all parties throughout the
State. '..'3l
Republican rEfdetioR now, with the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23

oor,ervatlye Democrats, would be the
,,oijtieal death Of both, and their final es-
trangement and separation; and the hand
inc aver 10 the ring and Bourbon dy-
nasty the whole State and its people,
soul and body, stheir slayes, 70 be used
and possessed by them in perpetuity5 By
uniting and properly organizing, the Con-
seryatiye party can defeat the ring ma.
chinations for the election OF one OF their
party United States Senator in the place
oil Gov. Boreman, and prepare the way
for giving TO q partisan court and -taeglta'
mate Board Of Pubic Works and eoTup!
LEGISLATURE A POPULAR cHAsT1sRMENT, as
poignant and crushing as that which
marks their overthrow In their flight from
Richmond, the destruction of'the Ala
bams, and their final surrender and cap,
ture on the fields Of Appotomax. The
time has now come when, men and things
must be legitimately dealt by, and called
by their proper names. Mealy- mouthed,
timid and apologizing counsels are no
longer debatable. The offlce-seeking
rebels plunged the country into civil war
-drenched the whole land with human
gore, and piled upon the nation amour
tain Of debt, which will require years o.
toll and sweat to pay; and for '"all this
ado,n which they call patriotism under
the modest name Of "the lost cause" which
JEFF Davis and Semmes said the
other day toas not lost, they claim and de.
mand to have conferred upon them all the
offices, and all the honors, and the glory
Of being the only appropriate guardians
and rulers Of the State Of West Virginia,
which one Of their prime leaders speak
ing for all, boastingly declared, twas
nothing more nor less than the puny bas-
tard Of political rape" For these and
other good and lawful reasons, we are fol-
united action TO put down the Ring and
save our infant State from strangulatlon,
and her loyal citizens who struggled
through four long years Of blood and
slaughter to snatch her from being ted on
at last to the tail Of the Southern Con-
federacy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
AWord to our CITY Ancestors.
STREETS !

Tothe Intelligeneer. ,,o
AZ marking the Golden Age, which me
-.,Jp,onhet declared should break on this
s;n r cnrsed earth Of onrs, -one oil the signs
S s;vsn was. ".hat rough places should be
made smooth, and crooked places straight
unfortunately so far as this locality Is
concerned-@the good time coming is
still far in the future.
Permanent Roads and easy oil travel
make the early civilizations o. the world;
Two thousand years ago the splendid
h;ghways Of the Roman Empire were the
pride Of her citizens, and some OF them
endure tilltoday. 800. 49,, /.
our doors, Il ought TO say N front OF our
doors)-what Is itf Why ! am sorry To
saw utterly disgraesfR. ~
10 our busy city, whose trade Is con-
stan,ly increasing, every facility ought
N he offered our manufacturing and min
inc intrests,-eyery barrier, and draw
hack ouo1u to be removed from the prose-
cution Of the various branches Of trade, so
far as It is possible to do so. ~. e,
The sum oitwu cents bushel on coal,
and a proportionate increase on the cost
OF oil hauling, Is a matter coming close
home to every housekeeper, and consumer,
and when the mud Is foot and q hall
deep on John street, and no bottom on
Zane, Clay or Quincy, as was the case lss'
winter and spring. 500 ~
Iwant 10 know how our representatives
In Council can lift their hands and swear
that they discharge their duty to their
constituents properly.
Ihold that when q municipality taxes
citizen, one Of the rights due that citizen
Is TO furnish him with good road over
which 10 transact his business.
When our coal dealer had to put or
three and four horses to haul 70 bushels
of coal, from Manchester down TO Johr
street, and when the Central Glass Works
and other manufactures, had 10 double
team all their freight, l hold that the
city ought, In justice, TO remit the extra
cost on their tax bills. :.
The fall Is On us; soon the rains viii
make the streets named, quagmires, and
such havoc Of poor horses and mules, such
swearing, and imprecations Of drivers
trying their utmost TO keep out Of the
ruts, will be doleful TO contemplate. 81
II the Committee on Streets and Alleys
have no Chairman, why don't they ge
onep And Il they can't get one, why don
they get out Of the way? yrtlsbi.
Petitions have been presented 10 Coun
Gil months ago-were kindly referred Y
the above committee and shave breashet
their lives out-there." ~
Even at this late date, we hope Coun
Gil will see that the committee, proprel.
organized. doesitsN duty, carries out thei
instructions, and tulfills the REASONABLE
dsmandsof our citizen. lUoooMoTroN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
The >DutyofA tho Republican Party
o. is'-sin West virginia. :, I -. :. y I

From the West yirginIan ~ ,i-,..
Capt. II. @. Parsons recently published
a letter In the Charleston Journal, Ia
which he advances some very sensible
suggestions as TO the future policy Of the
Republican party.in West Virginia. We
are glad t0.endorse his position, and II Is
buta repetition oi what weihaye hitherto
said upon the subject, In condemning the
the hasty Judgment Of the Journal upon
whatittermed the tbad faith" Of the Ja.
cob emocrata.aI tits true, rs Capt. Parsons
said, Ithat stheyt (the Jacob iaction) have
given us no rotilces, and we wanted
noneS otthat "they have not ia.
ken the name Republican, and they
never promised TO; and that sit they
agreed to vote, down the Constitution
expressly, land We doubt IL, they agreed
to barter away q question that was not
for barter, and we agree with Capt. Par.
sons that our party had too much man.
hood 10 demand such pledge. The
Republicans set out to fairly and honestly
defeat Camden with jacob, with the help
Of the Jacob Democratic. They also in
tended to defeat the Constitution; but the
decision Of this question was depending
alone upon the judgment and conscience
Of the voters OF each party; and they
who condemn the, Jacob men for favor
ing 'its adoption should remember
that there, were at least q few Re.
publicans who likewise favored 1t, and so
expressed themselves at the polls. We
arc satisfied with the result. Had It not
been for independent Jacob men. the
5000 majority, lot Tho independent ticket
would have Seen, footed up OF, the other
side, and the 5000 majority for the Con-
stitution would have been 10000 instead.
Who says the coalition thus organized
cannot defeat any ring or combination
formed, The Republicans-brave old
soldiers in the cause, that they are,-took
iresh courage In the fight, when they
found that they had q very formidable
support of 5000 or 10 600 Democrats who
had'iefused To- bow tho knee 70 RaaL The
independents were enconragedto every
possible exertion for success when they
lodnd themselves supported BY SO power.
full an ally as the Republican party. Both
labored and voted for the same object,
the defeat Of the nominees Of the ring
both gloried In q substantial success. And
today, even though they aotre dissppoint,
ed III the success of the Constitution, the
Republicans can and should strike hands
with the Jacob menin q fight against the
frauds Of tie ring which seeks yet TO con.
troll the treasury and the State. We say
long hre the eoaltianl ~. {, - sifi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eon,enn,.r,.
Marriage, being aware Of Physical Wesfnsa.
organic debility, deiormides, speedily ersed
IHewhop places. himself under The care ii n,
y, may relgionily eonade In his honor 10 r ~
tleIaan, and confidently rely upon his AKIN y ri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
Ia WILLIAM z. HUBBARD, Trustee.
GEO. A.wICKHAM,A uctioneer.i sepib .
CoMMIssIo NER'ssA.,L1E,to5EW

CoMMISSIO NER'S SALE OF WAC
~ ON AND CARRIAGE FACTokY.B 'ra
In pursuance OF q decree entered By the Ccun.
ty Courto Ohio county, West Virginia, on the
fourth day Of September, 1873, III tho thanecry
cause in said Court pending wherein sDaniel
schambra Is complainant and Jacob Groesclos
and Others are defendants, ehall as Special Com.
missioner named In said decree offer o. public
eale, OF the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, on eaN hasi5f tj'H ~
fa?r SATURDAY, October Is. 1873; Jor s
Beginning Of II O'Clock A. NJ, tho following dc.
scfibed real estate. that is to ray: Lot number.
cd seyenty.nine C79l In the old town oil Wheeling
In the First ward OF the city Of wheeling. In tho
county OF Ohio and State OF West Virginia, said
lot fronting on the west side OF Market street
and being the second lot from tho southwest
corner OF Market and Adams streets.
TEnhs or S6ALE-One.third Of the pnrchase
moneysand such further sum aslthe purchaser
may elect In hand, the balance in equal install.
ments OF SIX and twelve months from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds Tor the deferred
installments with security approved By the Com.
initbioner, aaid bonds tearing interosttfrom the
day Of SALE Bale subjectto confirmation by the
Court and title 10 be retained until payment Of
tho purchase money! n full. q .AslEH8 JneI
7 al ~ IlF.1 WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, ~.
aHosA.wicKHAM,s HSetos SS't esspit