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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17
OREooN.

George u. Chamberlain the senior
and genial editor Of the DEMocRAT, was
in town a couple of days last week.
He was out on legal business, but while
here, he also was looking after the in
terests Of the paper George has many
warm friends here and all wish him and
the DEMOCRAT success.
The new game and ish laws seem TO
&c attracting mere than usual interest.
Its provisions are being closely exam
ined and inquired Into with reference
probably not 30 much to obeying it az
to see in what way il may be violated
In all probability, the game will suffer
as much as heretofore. The great
trouble is the enforcement of any such a
law. 10 man will hesitate to hunt,
and many an accident will take place in
which poor deer will lose its life, and
no one responsible for it's CHANGING to
stand in the way ofa wandering bullet.
AS the law provides that one-half Of the
fine shall go to the infermer and the
other half to the district attorney, it
might be a query whether in case the
defendant is not able to pay his fine,
whether the inf6rmer and the prosecu-
ting attorney should not pay the costs
Speaking of the game law it would not
be out of place to inform the citizens Of
Canadathat the high privilege heretofore
granted them of allowing their hogs to
run at large, has been taken from them
and that hereafter they will be under
the necessity of keeping their porkers
on their own premises.
The Wednesday nights prayer meet
ing ia gradually increasing in numbers
and interest. The attendance &c last
meeting was the largest held for years.
The G, P. Sunday school has again
started up. Two schools are now run
ming which gives opportunity for all to
attend. a
The recent elections in the East,
cause happy smiles on the countenances
of the Democrats, and rather distress
ing look on the face of the Republicans
1t is hard to tell who will smile two
years from now.
Inn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17
City Election.

S"tAes Is hsfsby given thai ue annaai election ia
and for As esty Of Aii-Hy, Ia eBuniy. Oregon. vii
bs hsid 9a ihs afss Monday
he fA dry Of DecenaJsr ssrf.
sas ias Iiass q eseiiag tie fgl;s1laz afiegrs {.
sesse Tor ihs term u ysar from ihs Is MandAJ
Ia January. issJ. Mayor. Rss5rdsr. Mafshsi sHd
Treasurer. AlsS ess CognealuaAn from cash saA u
serve tes the term q two ysE1s from tis arss Non
day Ia January. tssI.
11,s 'o;fag places sill 10 - follovss
IL Ward on The wsss aas - ias e9ari room 4,
The bead u the stairway.
sad Ward a. County Treasures oase
5s'i Ward A. osslas u TarEAsrs' wsrshouss.
The pg'ls vii oPsa as a. n. ami elo.e :. oeoeh
2. nj.
=. J. HEsroS,
Aibsh3, Or. AsF II. issz. City Recorder.
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coxsl.rrscr. rmo . ARA srwEL.

A republican papers Published at Eu.
gene City. has gone iatc spasms over
the late elections, md especially over
tho eleeticn Of Ben. Butler by the Dem
ocrats Of Massachuleits. Tho righteous
indignation of that editor knows no
bounds. While hes culls tho vocabulary
Of the English language for such choice
words Us II affords 20 express his feel-
ings, yot his mental and moral writings
and contortions show conclusively that
che biIlingsgate. which no has no freely
used, has failed Of its purpose. He says
that the democratic party "has reached
point of degradation and inconSisten-
cy beyond which it cannot 50" and yet,
in bis blind bigotry, he fails TO see that
il was exactly that condition Of his own
party that drove tho better and more
decent element Of the republican party
into the support Of the democratic party.
This momlist, whose principles have been
so shcckingly shocked, torgoIs that his
party has been willing and anxious TO
take in every democrat who, for miscOn-
duct has boon driven from the ranks of
bis own party. They welcomed Ma
hone, Chalmers, Riddleburger, Long
street, Keyes, Mosby and osery other
rebel who was willing 10 unite with
that party. No man in the United
States had been made tho vielim Of such
unsparing abuse, at the hands OF rspub-
leans, "a Chalmers Of Mississippi.
He was a member Of the last Congress.
but his seat was contested by his repub-
liean opponent, and the case was made
ont 80 clearly agaiast him that demo-
Gratis utterly refused 10 maintain his
seat, and he was ousted. Ho went back
TO Mississippi, aud offered himself as an
administration candidate for Congress,
and made application to "My Dear
HnLbellp for money to corrupt the vot-
ors of his district. HubbelI complied
aud Chalmers seems 10 have been olset-
cd. Chalmers il now member in good
standing in tho party Of great moral
ideas. Hundreds of similar cases might
be mentioned, which have beeh over
looked by the Eagene editor. but The
uncertainty Of enlightoning him over
balances tho value of eur space in Al.
tempting H.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17
final Settlement.

Notice > hereby given that the under
signed Administrators OF the estate Of c.
ID. Burkhart, deceased, have fled their
final account as such Admi nistrs tors in
the County Court Of Linn county, Or,
and by orde' of said Court, Saturday the
9th dayo OF Decembar, lSS2, at the hour OF
ten O'Clock n n., has been fixed for the
hearing of objections thereto and the
settlement the reof. Any perseu interest.
cd in said estate Is hereby notified to ap-
pear and fl's his or her objections to said
account and he settlement thereof on or
before said day.
]. ID. BURKHART,
9. NJ. BURKHART,
Administrator.
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SENSIBLE.

We observe that Gov. Moody, in ap-
pointing county officers for the new
coantiessof creoke and Klamath, has
not been goyeraed entirely BY party
considerations but has appointed, at
least, one democrat in the former, and
ole in the latter. In the former, our
old demoefatic friend, 8. q. Thompson
has been appointed county judge. The
appointment is an excellent one, and
viii, doubtless, rect the approval Of
the people Of crooke county. The 9TH
er appointments, so far as we knew
. them, are coed ones. The course of the
Geverner, in making nOn-partisan ap-
pointments, will commend him to the
approval Of the people, without regard
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17
CRY ELEsTI8x.

The city election takes place, on
the first Monday In December,
and We are looking for the calls for
the several ward, and city eonven-
tioos.
It may be welfto urge upon our
citizens generally, and upon the
Democrats particularly, the import
ance Of combating and eIecting rep
resentative men to administer the
affairs of the cityfor the ensuing year.
Upon the faithful discharge Of their
duty Will depend in great measure,
the welfare and growth of our city.
Let the Democrats turn out e1s ns1sse
at the call Of the Central Committee,
and nominate a good ticket. There
is plenty of material, and it will be
no difficult task to select men who
wilirepresent US faithfully and well.
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ASH 81 ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton ST., Brook lyn, n. Y.
sheriF's Sale.
Ia tie Circuit eo,wt Of he .Ssate Of Orsgos
for the County Of Linn

In tie Circuit eO,at Of ae Stae Of oregO,
for The County Of Linn
J S Ames, Plaintiff. 6
William c Stewart, Isyphena Stewart. Il N
Stewart aud q @ Cooley and j III Wash.
burno partners under the firm name and
style Of Cooley & Washburno, Defendants.
By virtue of an execution and order OF
sale issued out of the above named Court
in the above entitled suit, to mo directed
tnd delivered, l will on Saturday the 10th
day of December, 1882. at the Court House
door in the oity of Albany, Linn County Or.
egon, at the hour OF ten o'clock, a. m, sell
at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest bidder, the mortgaged premises de-
scrihod In said decree aad order of sale, as
follows, to wit :
The east half OF the north west quarter
and the west half of the moth east quarter
of section thirteen Q3) in township fourteen
ll4) south of range one (ll west and contain
ing l60 acres also the donation land claim
of Levi Fields notification No 1886 aud de-
scribed as being the N L OF the OF
section l3, TIP Ii, S X l " and the K I
of the N + of section Is, Township
Ia, x /. w and the N w quarter of sec.
ton Is, TIP Ia, s r l, r and the N w I Of
section Is. TIP Ia, S X l, E aud containing
800 acres all IN the county Of Linn and
State of Oregon, the proceeds of sale to be
applied first to the payment of the costs Of
suit taxed at S6S 81 and the costs and ex.
psnses Of sale, next to the payment to the
said plaintiff the sum of 1886 66 in U S
gold coin with interest therein in like coin
at the rate OF one per cent per month from
the 25th day Of October, 1852, and the sur.
plus il any there be to be paid to tho said
deft's. w O Stewart and Isyphena Stewart.
Dated this 18th day of November, 1852.
GEORGE HUMPHREY,
Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon.
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Notice.

To che members Of as AgaRy Cemetery
Association
You are hereby not fed that meeting
Of the members OF the Albany Cemetery
Association will be held at the Court
House in Albany, Oregon, on Saturday, the
9th day OF December, 1882, at Z o'clock D.
m. for tho purpose Of electing officers Of
said Association, viz, a president, treas
urer, and three trustees to serve for the
term OF two years and also for the trans
acting of such other business as may be
necessary 1 the interests of the Asaocia-
ton. All essons interested as original
subscriber or stock, and owners OF lots
are veters
BY orde- # the Board of Trustees.
J. C. PowxLL,
Albany, yov. 5. 1882.
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GENERAL NEWS.

IhnrIow weed Is gradually iaillpRs
Frank James has been arrested and
lodged in Jail at Independence. Mo-.
where hc is tcihg mado much Of by bis
admirers.
Yellow fever reports from Pensacola,
Fla, for two days show seven new
cases and two deaths. The weather is
fair and warm.
Dennis Kearhey has again appeared on
the sand lots in San Francisco, and i'd
yocataa the nomination of Ben BatIer
for Preaident.
The iron bridge Of the Georgia rail-
road over sconese river at Athens, Ca,
fell Tuesday, killing ono workman and
seriously sounding six.
IL is stated that ex-Psesident Wheel
er will shortly marry MIRA. Woodruff.
Of ChicAgo, widow Of the late supervis-
ing surgeon general.
A report is received from Crookstou,
MINI, that IL Is showing fas: there.
In SEINE places il has already drifted
ten 10 twelve feot high.
A cabin on the farm OF Mrs Marshal,
near Petersburg, Va, occupied by a
family OF colored people, was set on FIRE
AMI all the occupants burned to death.
Germapy's proposition to prohibit
the importation Of American pork, is
meeting with general opposition.
Tho psmocraey Of San Francisco
have concluded to make no public
demonstration over their recent victory.
Navigation on tue upper Missouri
is closed by ice.
Great popular agitation continues in
Lyons, France.
The Nevada mines are again turning
out come rich ore.
Vanderbilt is reported as selling U.
s. bonds at 2 per cent. below market
rates.
The celebrated racers st. Julien aud
overman are being brought overland to
California.
Michael A. McGloid was yesterday
sentenced to be hanged at New York,
Dee. 18th. !.
The NJ. Il. conference for the United
States has appropriated $4,000 for tho
district of Oregon.
Gen. Lynch has levied fresh tax
in silver Of fFse dollars on each cigar,
carpenter, tailoring or other like estab-
lishments in Panama.
Thos J. Navin, ex,mayor end alb
sconding bond holder of Adrian, Mich,
was captured by ths city marshal Of El
Paso, Texas, yesterday.
Goodrich II. Busted, distiller Of West
Geld, Mass, aud Geo. d. Bay and
Gustave Peremond, liquor dealers Of
Now York, are under arrest for de-
frauding the revenue.
The Coos Bay Ne,os says that Geo.
Chard has 200 ceder logs in North
Slough ready to raft, and 200 more
cutlni the woods teadp to be hauled
and put in the boom. The 400 are
said to bo worth about $4,000.
Sixty citizens of Union county pay
taxes on So, 900 and upwards. The
Fre9ch estate is the heaviest tax-pay
or, being assessed at $3s,75l. The
total amount OF taxes to be collected
on county property on the assessment
of 1882 is $S6, 1913.
Fifteen hundred man are at work
on the line Of the Northera Pacific
in theivicinity of ,RouIder,
Montana.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

" IT is. said that the reaBcn why the
democrats were successful in electing a
governor in Kansas, was, that, under
the operation Of the prohibitory laws,
republicans had become sober, and the
sober second shought led them to vote
The democratic ticket. The sobsr sec
ond thought seems TO have led republir
cans all over the country to vote the
ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

The Snohomish Eye is informed
that upwards OF half dozen settlers,
most Of them with families, have To-
Gated on the Skyhomish above Sultan
river within the last two weeks.
The SnoquaImie is also rapidly set
Ting up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

Isaw 40 much said about tho merits Of
Hop Blttors, and my wlfo who was al
ways dsctsring, and never well, tcased
mo 80 urgently ts get her some, 1 concIu.
ded 10 DO hnrnbugged again; and 1 am
giad ! did, for in less than two months
dso Of the BiIters, my wife was cured, and
sho has remained sofor eighteen msnths
since. like such humbugging III. T,
st. Paul.-''Post."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

TnE elections this month have put
the democratic party in far better Ggnt-
ing trim fof winning Che presidency In
1884, than tie elections of 1874 did to
enable item TO elect a president in
1876. The democrats then elected the
president BY good majority Of the
electoral vote and a large majority Of
the1 popular vote. The great nations
al crime Of counting out president
viii not BE repeated IN 1884 nor viii
any other scheme, concoctea by repnbIi-
can leaders, to thwart the public will
be tolerated.
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Sh 9enlottat.
cArCnssc Ar srRaws.

NAA4AH8G Al HNMAWS
as - ~
It is amusing to see the orsgonian
ard other Republican papers attempt.
ing to account FER Republican defeat
In California. The 0rsgoaiaa charges
that the railroad used its influence to
elect the Democratic ticket, and
other Republican papers take up the
charge and repeat 1t This charge
is SO utterly groundless that 1t hardly
seems necessary TO deny 1t. At all
events, we are constrained to assure
our Republican friends that they need
not entertain any hope of misleading
or deceiving any intelligent reader
on this coast with sueh silly subter-
fuges. These who know anything
about California politics, know that.
fer the last four years General Stone
man, Democratic Governor, elect, of
California, has been filling the office
OF Railroad commissioner, and that
there has beenRaseontentlon and strife
IN nearly every meeting of that beard
over the proposition to reduce fares
aud freGhts on the railroads in that
State, General Stoneman favering
the reduction, and the other COM
nfissiouers opposing it, 1t was the
prominence and notoriety which
General Stoaeman's effarts 90 secure
a reduction OF freights and fares gave
him. that led TO his ncmination for
Governor by the Democratic eonven-
tion,at San Jose. It will be remsm-
hered that the railroad magnates sent
secret agents to that convention TO
saefcat him, and that the San Fran
cisco ckrosacle, the leading Republi-
can paper Of that city openly pro-
Hoanced Stonenan the great anti
srnonopolist of the State. II win alse
be remembered that the Democratic
convention at San jose adopted Q
strong anti-monopsly platform, and
one IN which material reduction in
freighls and fares was promised il the
party succeeded to power. TO those
who have followed the course OF tbs
campaign a that State, it would bt
needless to say that the Democratic
candidates have been much strengel
On the subject of opposition 70 the
everreac1ing of railroad corporations
than the platform itself The truth
is that -tlfs Democratic convention
vas held two months before the Re
pablieaH convention was, and Demo
cratic leaders and newspapers begar
to urge spon the attention of the pee.
pie, with great earnestness, the anti.
monopoly features OF the Democratic
platform, and by the time the Re
publican State convention met a
Sacramento, such a streng antl-mo-
nopoly sentiment had been creates
that Republicans saw the futility o
attempting to meet and overcome it
although the leaders of the part,
were n1enopolists. They, in a mos
cowardIy manner, deserted thei
principles IN the convention, anS
adopted an anti.ponspoly platform
aad then placed monopolists, mostly
on It as their candidates. The can
8 vass then presented a new phase
Both parties running on anti-monop-
oly platforms. The question ther
$ presented itself: In which party
canlthe people have must confidence:
They hGve amphaticauy answered 1t,
and well. The Oregoasiian must look n
other directions than the one it names
for the cause Of the defeat of its party
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.

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seat % aHf fzriof tho Unitef StAtos or Canaaa by
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

WHY WILL You eongh when Shiloh's
euro will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts, 50 eta. and ST..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
yeu have a printed guarantee on every
ttle Of shiloh's Vilalizer. II mover fails
to cure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

ARE YOU MADE miaerAb Indi
g9stion, Constipation, Dlzzipcss, Loss Of
Apostle, Yellow = Ytaiizer
II = positive euro.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-11-17

suiLoH's vfrAs.IZER Is what you
ncod for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms Of Dysporsia.
Price 10 aud - cents por boltlo.
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ASH Il ROBBINS,
360Fulion ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
FITS, EPILEPSY,
on
FALLING SICKNESS,

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usage ss nf. Gouiari's Celebrated InfAIlblo Fft
Powders. 10 esnYincs sufferers tia. thcss powder
VIII do All Se claim for them we ssnd thsui by mail
post paid, free trial box, As Dg CoulaFd . the
only physitian thai has made this disease a
special study. and ~ 20 our kn04iedze thousa ode
have been permanently cured - tho use Of these
powders, and viii guarantees a permanent cure la
asery cases or refund you all manly expended All
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Prior, Too largs box, 500 o. 4 boxos for $1,000
Sent ny mail - any part of The united States or
Canada on reseipt oi price, Or b. sxpreas c, y. ID.
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS.
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Sherif's Sale.
Moses sisrnberg, Plaintiff.

IN he Circuit Court Of tie Stat, Of 0y,son
for tic County Of Linn.
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I'll Carter and zane y Carter his wife. I'd
II M Carter and Ida J Carter his wife. G !
Leonard administrator OF the estate OF
Joseph Leonard, deceased, N Price. 4
Fronan, LElkins aud Maria ]. Fergerson
Defendants.
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sherilf Of Linn county, Oregon.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-09
OYER THE BLUFF.
A Man Falls seventy-flvo Feet and is
Ki1led-No One Knows Who He IL.

A Man Falls seventy-1vo Feet and is
Killed-No One Knows Who He Il.
About O'Clock last evening man fell over
the bluff between Cedar and Minnesota streets,
perpendicular distance of about seventy.ti five
feet. and died in very short time after. No
one seems to know how he came to fall. A
lady who was crossing the bridge saw him
standing en- the bluff, looking around, and
without any cause that she could observe, he
fol-, striking at the foot of the bluff August
Tlllman was coming over the bridge to this
side, when he heard some one calling up to
him from the foot of the bluff that man had
fallen down.. Mr.. Tillman hurried around and
passed down the bluff by an unfreouented
passage In the rear of Grote's. When he
reached the spot he found the man with his
mouth full Of blood, his head crushed and his
neck pretty nearly If not quite broken. A
conveyance was Immediately obtained and the
man was taken to DIR. Wheaton's Office, on
Bridge square, but the doctor was not In, go
they drove up to DR.. Smiths office, on the
corner OF Market and Fourth streets. Before
they reached the last place the man was
dead. The remains were placed In the morgue.
where they will remain to-day, and perhaps
longer. No enc knows anything OF him, as
to who he Is or where he belongs. Some pa
pers and letters were found on his person.
Among others was pawn ticket for watch
and chain. The name mentioned on the pawn
ticket Is Ed. Russell, of Ohio. On an en-
velope In his pocket was the name OF WalliDg.
The only money found on his person was rs
cents. He was about thirty years Of age and
well dressed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-09
CIRCULAR.

AS has been advertised, the partnership for
merly existing between the undersigned and
NJ. Walton has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, and in connection with this notice have
the pleasure to notify my friends and former
patrons that have just returned from a trip
East, where l tried my utmost to make the
best possible bargains for my new business. /
met with unexpected success, and call the
attention OF those who intend to buy anything
in the line of parlor furniture, curtains, lam.
brequins and upholstery of every description,
to the fact that am able to sell all those arti-
cles Is per cent. cheaper than any other firm
in this city, and that 7, at the same time,
guarantee for good taste and the best quality
of the same. My present place of business is
in No. 36S Robert street. On or about the LIST
dsy OF October, l shall opea my new store, in
M'ller's new block on Seventh street (between
Minnesota and Robert streets) with the best
selection of goods in the line of upholstery
ever shown In this city. In hope to keep the
patronage of my friends who know me for
years, in my new business, am, respectfully
yours, &c, SIMONET.