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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
No Cause for Il.

We are sorry to hear that some of tho
Corvallis folks feel hurt (aad without
cause we think oyer the fact that Al.
bany intends to celebrate tho coming
Fourth, At the time that we h;st
commenced making arrangements for
the celebration very few, if any, of our
oitlzous knew that Corvallis would also
be in the field Our city has not celo-
brated for three years, aud It would have
spoken badly for our patriotism II we
had allowed another Fourth TO have
passed by without demonstration Of
some kind. Last year Portland gave u
large celebration, and upon being in
vited, our fire companies and great
many citizens went down; they en-
joyed themselves hugely aud made
many frienis, Aud now that we have
got up just a. large n dem monstratleu rs
we knew how and could afford, with
the intention OF having our Portland
and Salem fflenls to come up aud visit
us, II LOOKS bad to have our sister city
get jealous of us. Last Tuesday Il
gentleman wont up to Corvallis from
this city, and taking along some Of our
Fornh of July posters, put them up,
but by thc tIiss he raturned ~ Tho
evening every one had been torn down,
This was conlcmptlblO trick, and we
feel sure the people Of our sister city
do not approve Of IL itmust have been
done by somO irresponsible parties
who can always lie found in any town,
In the meantime we are going ahead
with our arrangements we are going
TO have big time. II any of our cit
zeus want 10 so 10 Corvallis, they can
do so Of coursei and IL any OF our
Corvallis friends wish to come down
here they will receive cordial well
come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Cheap Meat.

w, Il, Dyer who recently bought out
Palmer 4 Elders Albany Market, is
making things lively In the butcheriug
business. He is from Benton county,
and has had large experience In the
business in which ho Is now engaged.
He thinks he can sell meat cheaper
than II has over been sold In this city,
and still make money Good boiling
meat he sells ut and cents; shoulder
and chuck stosiS at @ cents, and all
other kinds In proportion. sausages
plclSlcd tripe, head cheese, and every
thing else kept in first class market
can be found at his place. He Ia u II. W
conner with large family, has pen
manently located here, and cXpotes To
do fair and legitimate business, Ref
orences d, c. Clark, II S. Slrlhan,
w IL Mcfarland, u, u. Oieueal and
Chas. Kiefer Call ON him next Muu-
day, as he expects to have some Of the
finest dressed meat that has ever been
offered in this market
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Personal.

L. Il, Blain was taken down with the
fever last Saturday, and we are glad 10
know * improving
Hon. s. +, Chadwick aud y r. Burch
passed through this city lust Monday on
their way to Corvallis to attend the Com.
meneemenl exercises Of the State Agricul.
lural College.
W. $, Ncwbury, Mayor elect of Port.
land, came up to our city last Saturday,
and spent a few days with his old friends,
Prof l.. j, Powell has been down at
Portland for several days,
Ben Holiday and wife went down the
railroad last Monday From there he will
go 10 his summer Residence on Clatsop
Beach.
Hon. Lafayette Lane, the most eloquent
young man in Southern Oregon, will de-
liver the Grafton A. the celebration Of the
coming Fourth IN Corvallis
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
LAND TITLES.

We hay, just received the decision Of
Jualicr Field in The celebrated Stark VS.
Starr case, Not having room TO publish
it all we will simply state the gist of II is
that, ordinarily, if to-day mas gives "a
quitclaim deed hut gets better title to.
morrow to the same land, the quil.claim
will operate to convey only the title he
had when he executed it, and the better
title acquired afterwards will not be affect
eddy the quitclaim In this case, how.
ever, where the little was in the Govern
ment hut the parties expected to get title
in fee, whenever they executed 4 quit
claim deed they parted with their entire
interest, and no matter il they subsequent
ly secured u pacn, from the United States,
their interest in the land nevertheless was
extinct, and the patent enured to the vendce
and moi to the vendor, Mr. Justice Field
said tina, this opinion was one of the most
important that he ever delivered, because ii
will for nil time settle certain land titles in
Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
.Nsw Patents.

Through Dewey y Co., Pltant Agents,
san Francisco, We receive the follow
ing list of L, s. patents, garnted to
Pacific Coast inventors, viz;
c. Grnth, S. H.. tool handle; w. II.
Long and A. w. Castle san lose, Cal
mercury condenser; Eugene 0'Nelll
s. f., engine valve; J, w, Collins, Lar
annie City, w. r., chair brace l..
Landeker, San Luis Oblspo, Cal, tool
handle; A. FirGh, Denver Coll COM
hined ditching, gang aud shovel plow ;
T. Scholheld, Grass Valley, Cal, ore
stamp; j. d. Tomllnson Black Hawk,
Col, tlox for shafting; j A. Woodward
S, r., endless chain elevator; o, A.
Olmstcad, Santa Rorsa, Cal, cultiva.
tor; Iiliontha! & Gov $. ~ Orade-
mark whisky
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
TO ne Fnrner..
Herels letter thatsGulIy expIainslt.
self read II carefully;
PoRrLAND, June Q. 1877


Herels letter thatgulIy explains IT,
self; read II carefully;
PORTLAND, June 0, 1877
EditOr Democrats
We contemplate exhibiting at the
Twelfth Industrial Exhibition, 10 be
hold at San Francisco during the
months Of August and September Of
the current year, collection Of Greg N
Products similar to the Centennial Ex-
hlbit, which has proved so much credit
to our State, and respectfully request
your assistance In this undertaking.
You are no doubt aware OF the fact,
that our nelghbors in California arc
doing much Injury to our State by i'm
pressing upon intending Oregon i'm
migrants their erroneous ideas OF the
resources and climate of Oregon, thus
deterrlng them from coming here. TO
meet these unreasonable preJudlces, it
seems to us, there will be nothing more
effective than TO place before the peo-
pie Of California complete collection
Of the varied products Of our State and
to shSw that they arc unequaled any
where,
Should this meet your views, ! would
respectfully request your readers to
send us specimens Of grains and grass
es in sheaf, vegetables, fruit, wool, tim
Der and articles manufactured from
them.
Articles left at any railroad station,
addressed to the undersigned, will be
forwarded free Of chonrge. Any reason
able expense incurred in collecting aud
packing samples will be paid.
AS the exhibition opens on the 7th
day of August 1t Is desirable that artl-
cles intended for exhibition should
reach Portland before July 3lst. Fruit
will be received after that date and
sent to San Francisco on every steam
cr during the continuance of the cxhi-
hition Very Respectfully,
+. SCHULZE,
Land Agent 0. ~ G. II. Co.
This proposition is very liberal, and
If some Of our farmers will rospnnd,
there is no telling how much good to
our state may result from it. II our
farmer friends wish to, they can leave
their specimens of grain at this Office
and we will see to their shipment. All
should he delivered in this city by
Saturday, July IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

mol Tho prcttlost unine IN the world,
islt? yet 10 the soDriqnd which haa
been applied TO one Of the handscmesl
old bachelors that ever graced Albany
with his presence, The way In which
ho came to get his new name was
rather funny, and ut the risk Of his
dlspleasure we viii toll tho Joke For
convenience, we will call our hers
nDuver at present, and after we have
had our say our readers can dub him
anything they choose Wei, Dave
caught the mining fever this spring,
aud packing up his traps started OIl
over the mountains, and IN due time
nrrl ipd al his destination, whore he
went iuto camp along with an old gem
tlemun who had preceded him iew
months. Instead Of going of into the
hills alone, as ono would naturally ex.
pect au old bachelor TO do, Dave aud
his 'pardn pitched camp within SO
feet of rancho occupied by n gentle
man who was engaged extensively In
the raising OF cattle. Dave says II was
for the purpose Of having the gentle
mans wife cook their bread for them,
but the people around there think il
was pair Of bright eyes belonging to
Princvllle belle who happened To he
visiting her sister (tho ranchero's wife.
As soon as things were fixed upa little,
Dawes knowledge of tho culinary nrt
developed very fast, nnd he Insisted
upon doing ull The cooking, and by way
Of paventhesls, wo will add that hc nj.
ways built his fire hetweon tho tent
and the house, II person would
notice closely they could SEQ that lie
would so abort his cooking very
methodically until he could sec n pail
of eyes AT the window In tho house,
and then tho way the camp-kSttles md
skillOts would fly around for few
moments was remarkable, Well al
last our modest young friend screwed
up his courage enough 10 pnsa an even
Il
Ing ut tho house, and while thero hC
was decoyed Into game Of smut by
his beautiful and coquettisil tormentcr
and but we will not follow the story
any farther suffice II to say that when
Dave came up TO the tent that night
something seemed to be the matter
with him. His "pard" asked him
what was the matter, and lie groaned
out "That girl got me ato game OF
smut. didn't know anything about
1t my nose was sunburnt, the smut's
rubbed In, aud Pm In a dcvll OF IL fix. "
He went to work washing and used up
all the soap In camp on his face, aud
the company which he represented had
to levy another "Irish divldend' to lay
In new supply with. 1t was only a
few days afterwards that the boys got
hold Of II, and now our bachelor friend
goes by no other name but "Old smut.n
P.S-We are not going to tell how we
got our own nose se'smuttedns shortly after
and had 10 buy something for some
body to keep some one from telling an
other person Of IL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
In NeIHOrianI,

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the Y. p. c. A. Of this
city upon the death Of Miss Lucy Claypool;
WEEHEAs The Infinite Father, In His Wis.
dom hns severed the Ties that bound us to our
beloved sister, lIucy G. ClaypOol, by the hand
OF death Uud
WHEREAS, The memory Of Our deceased
sisters good qualities OF heat and mind Rre
such US to commend our profound respect and
in view Of our great loss as nm Association, and
the respect nor memory merits, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That We sincerely condole with
the family Of our deceased friend and sister in
their great ntllictan.
Resolved, That the Young Peoples Christian
Association has lost one Of It's most jealous
members society one OF its brightest gems In
christian department u father an uffectiSnnte
daughter sister the companion OF her love.
Resolved, That n copy OF these resolutions
bc glvon the friends, that they be recorded by
the Secretary OF the Association and that cop.
ics ho furnished Ourcty papers TO- publication,
KATE W. CONNER
Jay W. BLAlN, Com.
W, q. STEEL,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

Our city Council met last Tuesday even.
ing June Goth, and was called to order hy
the Mayer.
A bill introduced for Nh ordinance reg.
ulating bridges across the canal, was tabled
without reading.
A bill " ameDd section IA Of ordinance
No. 10 Of the city laws was introduced.
The rules were suspended, The bill read
three times and passed unanimously.
Mr. Dyer asked permission to Olga well
on Front street before the Albany meat
market, and was given permission proyid.
Ing he would arch the well over with
brick.
A petition was presented by citizens ask
Ing for a sidewalk on Washington street,
between 7th and 9th, and for wagon bridge
and foot bridge across the canal The
prayer Of the petitioners was granted, so
far as sidewalk and foot bridge Is con
cerned, and the Marshal was ordered to
construct a footbridgc AZ soon as J. II,
Foster completes his sidewalk on his
alreet,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

Write upon pagcn OF slngla aiao,
Cross an your ts and neatly dot your ~,
On one alde only let yollr iipes bo seen--
both Sides alled up announce vcrdant green
Correct yes, rc.corfeet- --all that You write.
And let your Ink bo black, yeur paper white,
For sno gy foolscap OF muddy blue
Detrays mind OF the same dianlni hue.
Punctuato caromlly for on this score,
Nothing prOelaims tho praetiocd writer moro
Then send II or. and lest Il merit lack,
Incloso the postage stamps TO aond II baclS
But first pay all the postage ON u too,
For editors look hack on "six eenta duo"
Aud murmur rs they run tho ciIuslon o'rr
"a shabby follow and awIetched bore |"
Yet, ere II goes, take or u copy cloan--
Poets should own n copying niaohlnci
Little they know the tIme that's spont RndcAic
In huntlngyerses vanished -whe knows where's
Boar In mind, Observe It to the end.
Ana you viii make the editor your friend
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Convicted.

Jerry Drum and w. IL. Sewall charg-
ed with the commission Of burglary
on Sauvle's lsland about year ago,
were convicted to-day In the state
Chcuit Court. The former Is an old
offender and petit larceny thief and ii
will be some satisfaction to know that
his imprisonment for a number of years
is q settled laot,--StdHdard.
Tho latter gentleman spoken ofaboye
was arrested IN this city q week or two
ago just as he had commenced putting
up a bell tower for Albany Engine Co.
No. /. Whom he left here he said he
would be back in few days to linlsl
his contract, but owing to clrcumstauc-
es over which he now has no control,
he probably will not be ablo to visit lis
agllu for several years,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

On Thursday of this week one Of
Harrisburg's fair daughters will lead n
blushing Albany Judge to the altar,
and Immediately thereArIorwlll return
with her prize to the native heath
bee.
May be it's so; we won't contradict
II, but we would like to know who this
disciple Of Blackstone Is, 1t can't bs
Wolverton, for he still visits Polk coun.
ty occasionally We might thlnk it
was Judge Baker If he didn't contrib.
ute quite so much TO tho cxchequer of
the ferryman at Santiam Qltyj aud II
certainly can't DO Whitney, for we
understand h0 has placed his affections
upon a "soap holen In the Camp Greek
country, Who IL II?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Notice 20 citizens.

We are requested to announce that
the Committee on Finance will TO-
morrow call on those Of our citizens
who have subscribed to tho Fourth of
July fund, for the purpose of collecting
the amount of their subscriptions. Let
everybody be prepared to "pungle,p Ns
the preparations thnt are being made
cost considerable and must be paid
immediately
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Stulrni OnIcers.

Thr Alumni Of the Corvallis College,
thi, week elected the following officers FOR
thc ensuing year President, Miss Emma
Thoycr, class al IA; Vice Presidents j X,
p. Currin, class 20, G. +. Burkhsrt, class
'cj T. b. Alexander, class ~ l., n, LIg,
gctt, class 70 H. II. Taylor, class "A; p,
L. Linn, class 20; Mrs Minnie N. Arnold,
class 20 sec'y, Isaac Jacobs, class &c F;
Treas, Miss Addio NJ Allen, class &c ;
Orators, j D, Fountain, class II, and J.,
Il Bryson, "A Essays, Miss Emma Thay.
er class "A, and Miss Addie NJ, Allen,
class &c; Annals, L. N, Liggott, class '13,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Eve's Temptation.

About two weeks ago one of the rising
physicians of Albany laid aside the cares
Of this world for Il brief spell and hcd
away to Salem, there IN he greeted by n
charming damSel Of thNLOiy. Many were
tho moonlight walks and quiet prone.
nadcs but the day of parting came at last,
aad with It's full store Of regret At this
poiut he was prevailed on to Nscord n
cherry tree for the purpose of gathering
the ripe fruit that hung thereon AS he
was anxious to return TO Albany ON that
particular day, imagine his surprise 10 see
then move oil without him -and Torrncc
got decidedly "lottn- Bee,
the train como dashng up 10 the depot
OF course we wont tell our readers who
the young Ascunpius s Wen let them
guess for awhile,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Do Yes Want to Lock Nobby ?

or course you dc, though /; everybody
does, now that the Fourth is close at hand.
If you will call on Blaln he can fix you
up In style. lie has Spits of clothing he
can sell for $lls0i and from that price up,
Just as high as you want 10 pay. Colored
linen or silk handRsrchiefs, the prOttiest
ever brought to Albany, from % cents up
to $3.50, and then you ought to see his
neckties--any kind that a person could
wish for. Collars and fancy colored and
white shirts he has in endless variety and
II you don't want TO dress up much you
can get pair of overalls and "Jumper"
for Si.50. Go and loGk at his stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
The Advent.

Already there arc congVgalcd near
Walla Walla about 20 persons of the sect
who believe that Christ Is rcappcaring in
the person of little son of w. w. Davis,
now four years Of age, who lives near that
city, Others are coming to join them,
But little is known Of the sect, Ms they live
in a lot of houses built close together, and
do not "ncghbor' much with the settlers
around them,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
The Mountain Road.

Mr. Wllhoit, Of Lower Soda, adver-
tissS this week that he Is prepared to
furnish travellers with anything thay
want for themselves or horses. He is
proprietor Of the celebrated Finley, or
Lower Soda rancho, about 43 miles
from Albany. The water from the
spring at this place has excellent
medicinal properties, and lnvallds and
pleasuro'Seokerg flock there in great
numbers every year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
PenHlanship.

Prof. W. l.. White, of the Portland Bus.
incss College, will in short timo open a
school for giving instructions in penman-
ship in this city Mr., W G, Steel will
organic. tho school for him, and any one
wishing to attend can leave their names
with him Prot. White is rs good, If not
the best peuman on this Coast, and we
cordially recommend him to all our pat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Licenses, Licensesl

Hackleman's grove has been Turned
over to the Committee OF Arrange
ments for celebration purposes, and the
committee has agreed to charge the
following licenses for stands, ETC., at
that place on the coming Fourth All
stands, awnings, etc, So 0Oi hacks run.
ming between the city and grove, 81 so.
All persona wishing to procure licenses
must apply to VIM, Twselale, at his
grocery store on Front street.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

From John FlOgg, of Bennington n. H..
"rhree years since was very much re-
ducOd with dreadful cough, which re-
sulod in Bronchitis, affecting me SO So
veroy as 10 rcnder il difficult to speak in
an audible voice. 40 this was added Sc
we're night swoats, and ] was fearful of
going into Il decline. After recourse to
various remedies, TO no purpose, l made
use of Or. Wistar's BalsNm Of Wild
me to health. Since that time | have had
several severe attacks of cough, but the
Balsani has always removed them.
always keep II by me, and should not
know how to do without it," Sold by all
druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Dates Of Sailing.

For the remainder Of the month, and
daring July, the Oregon Steamship Com.
panyS steamers will leave Portland for
San Francisco on the following dates and
at the hours designated CHy Of Chester,
Saturday June 80, ataA,M; Geo, W. Eider,
Thursday, July 8 at BAN; Ajaa, Tues
day, July 10, ats a, Nj Citg Of Chester,
July 10, at8A,Mi Geo. W, Bilsr, July 20
.atsAM,j AjaF, July rs, at8 8AMi Cig
Of Chester, July 80, at9AM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
The Peruvian syrup!

yitNlizes and enrlchos the blood, tones
up the system, builds up the brokeu-down,
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Drop
sy, Chronic Diarrhma, Boils, Nervous AZ
l0Ction, Chills and FevWs, Humors, Loss
of constitutional Nigor, Diseases of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all discusses originating in II bad state
of the blood, or accompanied by debility
or low state of the system.
GAurIoN,-Be sure you got the Peruvian
Syrup. Ono dollar and two dollars II bot
tie. Prepared by SETH W. FowLE &
SONS SG Harrison Ave, Boston. Sold by
All druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

Mrs. Alison and Mrs. Arnold have
opened out a dressmaklng establish.
ment, In the building next door to
Webbers barber shop, anil inylto the
ladies Of Albany 10 call around and see
their work. All kinds VI ladies, wear
will be cut and made to order In the
latest styles, and At very low rates.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29

"A special train will be run between
Portland and This city, leaving the former
place In the morning and arriving here at
1880, returning in the evening. Passen.
gers will go at half the usual rates. An.
other train will probably be put on bstwesn
This city aud Harrisburg, but the time We
have not learned
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
Another Month.

Dr. W Q, Myer will keep his horses in
Albany and Salem through tho entire
month Of July and win ship from this
clly On the ist day Of August. He had
splsn ild sncceis With hls stock this year,
ana MS patrons are al well satisfied.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-06-29
A Gay Turn.ont.

W. Q. Myer has promised the flrc,boJs
the use Of his Percheroh horses on the
Fourth. Tvs Of them will be hilcaed to
.ne steamer and one TO Llnn's hose cart.
~ WI be one OF the gaycst sighta at our