STATEJIGHTEMQCRAT.
Agenta for Linn County.
Tho following Oimedenttetmen ara authorisa
to receire and Wce;pt for sukgarjptioui to the
.... xeiockat in mis county :
, aoow Baber,
Paul CloTer. '
Harrisburg,
Pine,
New Brownsville,
Brownsville,
Peoria,
Scio.
Lebanon.
It. L. nb, )
S. A. John.
6. C Cooley,
D. M. HaydYn,
J. M. John,- I
J. R. Thorpa, j
Harvey Smith, )
Adam Nye. J
TOWH AND COUNTY MATTERS.
Cocsmr Fair Grocsds. The meetings held last
Tuesday and ag;, on ThurS)iay at the Court
House, to take into eon situation the propriety of
selecting new Fair Grounds for the Linn County
Agricultural Society, resulted in the selection of
plat of 280 acres on what is known as Hutchins'
farm, immediately adjoining the rear of the Mcn-
tcith Albany claim, and nowwncd by J. M. Mc-
Connell of this place. Tho new grounds are about a
mile and a half from tho river front of this town,
and are saJd to be admirably adapted to the pur
pose. The Society is to give $3,009 for the prop
erty. They propose to form a capital stock of
:$5,000, in shares of $25 each, to pay for the land
and erect tbe necessary improvements upon it. It
is hoped that our citizens generally will aid in the
.matter by subscribing for shares.
Tk Lcsi5ox Road. A meeting was held at
-the Court House last Wednesday evening, to pre
sent t3..tbe citizens of the county generally the
-great benefits to accrue from the complete opening
of a wagon road from Lebanon across the moun
tains to the mining resigns east. Luther Elkins
and Mr. Kirkpatrick addressed the meeting in
-behalf of the enterprise, -and showed by clear ar
guments and undisputed fact that it is an enter
prise which should enlist to its support every
prupenjr uwner ana ousinm zzxma ui ijiua v vxj tv .
Messrs. J. Xorcross, W. W. pajrrish A Co., and
J. H. Foster, in Albany, are authorized to receive
subscriptions for share.
Cocxtt Mattkks. Tho exact return of the
County Assessor of total property valuation in
Linn, is $2,495.01. There are 1465 persons who
pay poll tax. The total tax levied is thirteen and
one-half mills on the dollar, of which five and a
half mills is for State purposes, two mills for school
tax, and six for County uses.
The Backs. In the racing last week over the
Boston Course, much sport was bad. A promised
report of the races has not reached ns. We hear
that on Saturday, Thompson's Rifleman filly
wfcfcb. won' the Thursday's race, was again he
winner, beating 3fores horse only a few fept The
time made sacs only fair. -
iocaATic Ctxm Mams. -Mr. M. G. Moss,
Chairman of the Crass Ridge Democratic Club, has
caSed maetiag of the- Club in another column, to
meet at F airplay School House, on Saturday, Nov
25th. Let there be a good attendance.
Tax Xottcb.- We have received the advertise
ment of Sheriff Richardson, giving notice of the
time and places he will be at to receive taxes in th
County, but it came too late for insertion this week.
It ri3 appear in onr eet issue.
BtvXASa Opr. Kohn A Rice, merchant, in
Jfat H. Lane's old store, are selling off their whole
Vtoek of every kind of merchandise below cost,
' as .they propose to close business at an early lay.
They offer bargai-s.
CJUCylT COURT PROCESS ETC GS.
XUQ VllbUiV Va IV a maun w
its Fall term session on last Monday. It will close
to-day. From J as. Elkins Clerk, we hare reoefcr
d the following report of basines transacted :
J The A3 tftnd" Jury found savers! indictments, and
mined tbo jail, which they reported unsafe.
Tiey were discharged yesterday.
Divorces were granted in the .eases of Susan A.
Hull ys. A. C HuH, and Hannah Radcr vs. Dan
Jal Rader.
Stats ys. E. D. Le t Appeal from Jastloe's Courtw
for defendant.
. Montoith T. Linn County Woollen Mills r
4ict for plaintiff on his own note .for $600, bat for
defendants as to the rest of the notes in sail.
Jlath Cochran vs. Coonty Commissioners rer
dict for defendant,
Dickins vs. Prine: Assault and battery; dam
;ges Ia.id at $1,000 to be tried to-day.
A few other eases in whiefc the State was the
party gainst isdiridiaalf, were disposed of, end
air amount of civil Easiness was transacted.
0CRATX3 KSSTXHO ZN
"At Democratic meeting, held in the Court
goose, Eagene City, Lane county, Saturday, Oct
,21st, Jesse Cox was called to the Chair, and J. E.
. p. Withers was chosen .Secretary.
' jov, John VTiittatej explained tie object of the
mectisz to te the election of a County Committee
to fill the raeaneies occasioned by the removal of
the three jsentVin eocnposing that body from the
county. . .. : , -
Got. John Whitieaker, Isaae E. Stevens and Jesse
Cox jrare ben ekoaen aa the County Committee.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to send
a eoty of the "proceedings of the meeting to The
Stats Rights DixoCkt and Democratic Review
for publicatioa. ,.;
J Ob motion, the meeting adjourned. ,
- - JESSE O0X, Chairman.
;.J!.P. Vitve a. .Secretary.
After the afljtrieiit of h meeting the -newly
elected County Committee met to organise ,and ap
point a member T the State Central Committee to
fill tne vacancy oecasionea ny tne removal oi
O'Meara from the county.
Got. John Wbitaker was chosen Chairman of
. the County Committee, and also chosen as the m
ber to fill the vacancy ea the State Central Com
mittee for Lane county. -. .
The Committee then adjourned to meet at the
eail of tne Chairman.
; i Eugene City, Oetobet 21, 1865v I '
Said. The Lexington (Ky.) cor
respondent of the Cincinnatti Commercial,
ays the word " loyal" has : been so much
j&Vvtsd by those who continually profess to
" -te so, thsl it has become stench in the nos
trils of the people. The remark holds good
n Oregon &s wej s i tlie Last.
: fOn rtrii3.-Duriog the -week we have
received a liberal supply of Is-ta .States and
California papers from Cfaas. Barreit tbe
popolar and extensive dealer in News Pub
lications, Books, Stationery, As., in Port
land. He supplies the trade as well as in
dividual orders. - - -
Cautobsia Election. The full rernrns
the late eleetisn for a . Jndge of the Su
press e (Ccgirt fcsve not yet reached us, but it
is thopght the Ablition candidate, Sander'
son, is elected by aboct 7,000 majoritj. The
vote was iery light. , .
Sastiax 5Id.-xs.A new vein called the
' Blue lead," of goU and silver quartz, has
been lately d&covered on Gold creek, on
iforthYork of Sanfiaia-1 The lead is fifteen
feet wide3 aiid the croppings apsay $15 per
ton., " '- - .
Tnmtmr aks Treasure. The last steam
er from Tortad fbr Saa Trancisco carried
away .2,003 boxes of apples, a Bmall qnanti
tyof .woolnd produce," and $3S8,00Q in
treasr. -
IIEXDERSONA RADICAL.
"NVe find the following in the Oregonian
of 3Iondaj :
On the 31st of August n grand barbacuc
was given at Louisiana, Missouri, to tho re
turned soldiers of Ptkccountv. Missouri, and
Pike county, Illinois. Speeches were tnnde
by several persons. Hon. J. II. I). Hender
son of this State was present. Tho corres
pondent of the St. Louis Democrat thus speaks
of him :
'Mr. Henderson, of Orpomn. rocontlv
elected member of Congress from that State,
was then introduced, and endorsed the rad
ical party of Missouri, pledging himself to
stand by them. He indicated by his speech
that he is the man."
Mr. Henderson then stands committed
to the cause and policy of tho Radicals.
They oppose the " reconstruction" plan of
resident Johnson, and are in favor of
Negro Suffrage. Mr. Henderson is the
Representative from Oregon, elected by
the Abolition party, and is the author-
zed, selected exponent of their views
and sentiments. He openly, iu public
mass meeting, announces .himself as a
Radical, and is pledged to their policy
The Abolition organs of Oregon de
clare that they favor and will sustain the
policy of President Johnson, and also
that they are opposed to Negro Suffrage.
Thus, we have on one hand, their chosen
popular exponent pledged to the cause of
the Radicals, and consequently opposed to
President Johnson and his course; and
on the other hand, the organs of the
party in this State opposed to the Radi
cals, and supporting tlus policy of the
President. Which are we to look upon
as the rel simon pure the State organs,
who speak without actual authority for
their party, or Representative Heuder
son, who stands their chosen, authorized
mouthpiece? A party is known by its
acts and fruits, In the canvass last year.
it. is notorious that Mr. Henderson on the
stump openly avowed his Negro Equality,
Radical sentiments. He eren went to
the length of saying that he would not
condemn marriages between the whites
and blacks, although "should hi3 own i
wife die, he should marry again, and be
lieved as he had married white women
twice already, he would marry a white
man again." lie contended that ne
groes were better qualified to vote than
many of the " low Irish and Dutch," and
went to the full extreme of Radicalism in
the cause of the negro. We contend
therefore that the Abolitiop party of Ore
gon, in the election of Mr. Henderson,
committed itself to the Radical cause, and
they are pledged to it just as he pledged
himself to it ia his Missouri speech in
August lasi.
It is the policy of the organs of the
party now because Negro Suffrage is
growing unpopular in the State, and be
cause the party has got aboard more
" nigger" than it can carry to deceive
the people in this respect, and seek to
coavinee them that it is not the inten
tion of the Aholitionist3 to give, the ne
groes the right of suffrage. But they
simply protest iflt mere Trords their acts
prove beyond cavil or doubt that they do
ireally favor that .measure, aud, if the
power to put it into operation were theirs,
it would be- enforced, Henderson has
authoritatively spoken for the party, and
stands pkdged to the Radicals.
The Democratic Ticket in New
York. An extract from an Albany let
ter to the New York Day Book, which
will he found on the outside of this paper,
wiU pretty well inform our readers of the
character of the " Democratic" ticket in
New York, but this paragraph additional,
taken from the Tribune, will give further
light as to the candidate in question :
E. O. Perrin, who was put up for Clerk of
Appeals, was a little the most rancorous Awti
foujoic rvuow xoinmein mese pans inrouea-
out tbe hey-day of the Dark Lantern persua
sion. He wiil run tu the better among the
Irish Roman -Catholic who must giTe him
the greater number of votes. They wouldn't
be sure the ticket was " reg'lar " if they did
not recognize eome one on it as a xvnow
XothiDg.
And to cap the climax, we see by the
telegraphic despatches of the present week
that a the ratification meeting to endorse
the same Democratic ticket, Montgomery
Blair, almost a life-long Abolitionist, was
one of the speakers. Strange Democracy,
that which a Blair would endorse. We
want nose of it in Oregon.
A Wholesale Poisoner. The Pennsyl
vania papers tell ef a Mrs. Martha Grinder
of Alleghany, in that State, now in custody,
charged with having poisoned about a half-
doten persons oil of whom died from the
effects of her doses. Among her victims
were a Mrs. Caruthers, a Mrs. Hutchiruon,
and a servant girl who lived with lie charm
ing Grinder. . Her object appears to have
been money, and yet she could have only ob
tained very small amounts from some of her
victims, one was-a member ot the .Metho
dist Church, but did not possess the conn
dence of the members, and withdrew from
it. Her case presents a most startling il
lustration of the wickedness of the human
heart.
Newsp ape Changes. Wm. H. Newell,
late of the Dalles Mountaineer, has purchased
the Walla Walla Statesman, and Henry
Miller, formerly of , the Oregonaan, is editor
of the Mountaineer. We tender the courte
sies of the craft to these gentlemen.
Yistcocs VR.ojrr. Seventeen divorces
were granted in u single county in Vermont,
a Bhort time apj, of which nine were cases of
desertion and eight for adultery, ihe wives
were the einrers in four of the latter cases.
; Wooles Factory.- The citizens of Jack
son and Josephine counties are likely to join
in he evection of a Woolen Factory in that
section. The Reporter presents strong ar
guments in favor ot the project.
Live Stock. A great many cattle and
sheep are being sent from Portland, across
the country to Pnget Sound, for the Yiejtoria
marct.
Freiuht rou Scio. Three prairio schoon
ers were freighted at Couch s wharf yester
day for the above destination, at $1 per tot).
Scio is a shoot in the heart of a rebel district.
about sixty miles south of Portland. The
shipments yesterday were mostly constitut
ing hardware.
AVe clip the above paragraph from the
Oregonian of last Wednesday. Tho fling
which that pnper makes at the Scio com
munity will in nowise affect them, while it
displays the meanness of that paper. Scio is,
we rejoice to say, an impregnable Democrat
ic stronghold, and the Democrats there are
among the truest and best in the country.
It is a flourishing, peaceful community, and
if tho merchants of Portland approve the
spirit of the Orcgonian's mean fling at the
Scio merchants or fanners, tho latter can
readily find another market from which to
purchase their heavy supplies. If to be
Democrats is to be rebels, tho Soioaus are
proud of the title.
New Mail Roctb. The Postmaster Gen
eral invites proposals for carrying the mail
weekly or semi-weekly between Albany and
Eugene City, by way of "Peoria, Burlington,
Harrisburg, and Willamette Forks, to Eu
gene City." This is a step in the right di
rection ; nut we observe mat, n tne mail is
to be carried weekly, the same blunderin
style which now characterizes the mail car
riage between here and Willamette Forks
will be persisted in that of departing from
Albany on Thursday, and from Eugene on
Friday mornings. The mail ought to leave
here on . Monday. To do so it would greatly
add to the accommodation of all along the
route. If the citizens of Peoria, Harrisburg,
and other points on the line petition for a
change of day, in case only a weekly mail
shall be let, there is little doubt their request
would be granted.
M. E. Cuirch South. At the late An
nual Conference of this denomination, held
in San Francisco, the following appointments
wero made for the Oregon aud Jacksonville
Districts, viz :
Oregon DistrictA, E. Sears. T. E.: La
favette Circuit, James Kelsav : Oregon City,
D. C. McDorlau ; Salem, J. M. Ward ; In
dependence, IS. 1". Burch; Lorvalus, K. C,
Martin; Albany, D. M. Rice : Brownsville
Thomas Brown : Eugene Citv, J. B. Short :
Corvallis College, W. A. Findley, President
Jacksonville District. C. II. E. Nfiwton.
P. E.: Jacksonville Circuit, J. A. Burns, J
K. P. Price: Roseburs, J. W. Craiff, sup
ply; Yreka, A. C. Ilowlet ; Scott's Valley,
Levi Van Slyke; R. B.Johnson and J, M.
Overton, suTeranuated ; J. G. Huff, J. Gru
ell and II. Coniptou, located.
Pohtlaxd Races. At the late meeting on
the Portland track, Humboldt and Heenan
went a single mile, which was won by the
former by barely a neck, in 1:52; Huni
boJJt, Heenan and Ida Martin, a single mile
for $200 won by Ida in 1:52; and Jeff.
Davis and Portland, mile heats, best two in
three. Portland won the first heat in 1:54,
and Jff. the other two and purse in 1:58 ;
2:01. We believe the wiuner is owned by
Hugh Fields of this county. Both horses
are Rifleman stock.
ScifD. Tho steamer Orizaba, Captain
Barns, has been seized by Collector Adams,
for a violation of the revenue laws, in taking
freight from the steamer Active Uelow As
toria, wjtU the latter was on her way from
Victoria to Portland. The steamer was re
leased on bonds for $150,000. Capt. Burns
and his mate were also compelled to give
bonds for $15,000 each for their appearance
to answer the charge founded upon the viola
tion of the laws included in the above trans
action. Didn't "Maintain llis Composure." The
following story ia told in a San Francisco pa
per of a scene occasioned by the lato severe
earthquake there :
At one of the churches, when the first
shock came, many people got up to leave,
when the minister, thinking it was all over,
raised hw hands and solemnly ejaculated :
" Maintain your composure, brethren, God
will protect you on land and sea." At that
instant, however, the second " double and
twister" came, and the Rev. gentleman ejac
ulated : i" My Lord 1" cleared the pulpit at
one bound and was among the first of the
flock out f the fold.
EmGtaKTS Suffering. Some emigrants
lately arrived at the Dalies are in a destitute
condition, We have hezrd of others in a
like condition at Portland and in this Valley,
but generally this year's emigration have
come across the plains in much better than
ordinary eondition. The uncrin ones
ought to be relieved, and doubtless they
will bo.
A New Exterprisv-t-A company has
been incorporated for th purposo of con
structing a canal and locks froni Oregon City
to Canemah u the west side of the Willam
ette, by which steamers can ascend and de
send. J. D. Dement, D. P. Thompson and
A. L. Lovejoy are the incorporators j capital
stock ?300,000, in shares of $500,
The Blackfoot Country. The Oregoni
an, gives a tetter sent trom the Ulackioot
country to W. S. Ladd, banker at Portland,
dated Sep. 30th, in which the writer says
the mines there are the richest he has ever
visited. Two claims re mentioned which
sold at $18,000 and $9,000 respectively.
Very Clever. The Oregonian copies the
paragraph we gave concerning the new road
from Lebanon across the mountains, and
gives the credit to a cotemporary. Very cred
itable in you, Mr. Oregonian. We will give
the devil his due : when we copy paragraphs
from the Oregonian, we credit them to that
paper. : - . .-
Another Seizure. The steamer Active,
coasting between Portland and Yietoria, was
seized upon complaint of Collector Adams
on Thursday, for violation of tha revenue
laws, in delivering freight to th Orizaba be
low Astoria. She was released oa bonds for
$66,000, and hft fbrYictoria yesterday.
The Daily Mail. Senator Williams tel
egraphed to the Oregoniaja on the 16th, that
the bid of Wells, Fargo & Co., to carry the
Oregon daily mail, had been accepted at
Washington.
Mining. The diggings on Olive and Elk
creeks, on Middle Fork of John Day's river
are reported very rich. The Canyon City
-j mines continue to pay handsomely.
ALBANY MARKET.
Repotted by J. Norcross, October 28th.
Wheat, $1 00 bushel. Oats, 50o. nushol.
Potatoes, 4Cc(iU5c r bush. Flour, t5 50(3)S8
: lit.il. Butter, 35c ft. Eps, 30c Q down.
Dried Apples, 8c lb. Dried Peaches, 15c $ It).
Dried plums. 1 5c : dried Hour'. 20c. Oreiron Bocks.
00 Y dot.; Pork, 8(ii;SJc 'f! tb.
MAltlUKD
Iu Linn county. Oct. 26th. -bv Rev. S. G. Irvine.
BiTiyman Cumming to Miss llannnh Bond.
Ju Linn county, Oct. 8th, by Kcv. J. i. Denny.
Isaac N. llennis to Miss Harriet Berry.
In Polk' county, Sept. 2Hh, by Squire Stephen
Stasits, V'm, R. Jones to Minerva Vanderpool.
In Yamhill comity, Oct. 10th, by S. C. Adams.
Madison Isley to Miss Mnlvitin Pennington,
In Marion county, Oct' tier 5ih, by Rey. T. II.
Small, Newt iu "Walker to Miss Orilrta Mittoon.
In Marion county, Octoher 12th, by Bey. T. II.
Small, Daniel C. Tboinns to Miss Sarah J. Graves.
By Bey, H, M, M ailer, Oct. 12th, Wm. Bobin-
son of Jackson county, to Miss Cynthia Ann
Oglej by of Polk comity.
in C lackamas county, ly Key. J. tr. Devore,
Wm. O. Muses to Soiihin Cooper.
DIED!
Near Lebanon, Linn county, of consumption.
Urial Smith, iu the 3;!J vcar of hia ncc. He was
taken sick in the early jmrt of the Summer ; goon
it became apparent that ho could nut recover. As
death appmuehed ho cxprcvd a willingness to
lepnrt. llts remains were followed to their final
resting p!:ieo by a largo coueourso of affected
mend. A wile and little daughter are left to
mourn their loss. Wn. mitu.
At the honro 'f V. Watson, nsar Albany, Oct
2-lth, Jesse Wanton, of Clark county. Mo., in the
5:id vcar of his aire. ;
In Allmnv, Oet. 20th, llosn 51 aria, yottneest
cuiiii oi t. . ana lyntma ninrKnam, Bcd 7 mos.
tn Marion eountv. Oct. 12ih, Orin Lpfnyctte, son
of P. and Minerva Morris, aired 2 years 3 inontbi.
Iu Idaho Citr, Oct. 2d, HlUab Ji', trUa of J.
J. l'.lcvins, need 25 years, fcrmerl v of Enzeno Cit V;
At Four Mile House, Oct. IStli, Ida L., only
child of J. J. Blcvm?, ajCQ 6 month.
In Portland, Oet. 22d, Alby E. Patterson of La
Grando.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING.
The Members of the Grass Ridge
Democratic Club, and all Democrats in that vicin
ity, are requested to inoct at Fairplay School
House, on SAT U It DAY, NOVEMBER 25th, at 1
o'clock, r. . M. G. MOSS, Chairman.
Grass ttidgc, October 23, 1SC5.
LOOK AT THIS!
GOODS BELOW COST!
KOIIX & RICE
SELLING OUT!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS !
TXTFXDIXG TO ItETL K TO
I the Slates as early as practieatle, we ate deter
mined to
CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
huh we Jtfoujilit on hero ia the Spring,
AT BELOW COST.
Ye wish the iiublie to pire us a call before pur
chasing elsewhere, as yta assure theni we will offer
bargains for Lash or any iud ef
Merchantable Produce.
Call at our Store in Nat- IT. Lane's old stand
under Crauor 4 Helm's Law Office.
K01IN 4 RICE.
Albany. October 2S, 1S63.
Ojt THE TRACK!
HO! FOR GREAT BARGAINS!
AT
J. H. UPTON'S
3EV FIRMTIHE STOUE
THE I'XDERMGXED AVAILS
him?lf of this method of iufurming the public
that he has on hand, and 13 constantly receiving
fresh supplies of the fcsst quality f
EASTERN FURNITURE.
His stock will consist of
ROCKING CHAIRS.
PARLOR CHAIRS,
OFFICE CHAIRS,
KITCHEN CHAIRS.
BUREAUS,
LOUNGES,
SOFAS,
TABLES.
...ALSO.,.
PLAIN AND FANCY BEDSTEADS,
&c, &c. &cf
He is also prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Furniture, of a quality aud yle not to tje gur-
assed in this alley,
PIXU MATTRESSES,
PULP PILLOWS,
and riXli
Kept on hand and for rale at a low figure. No one
need forego the luxury of a
NICE SOFT BZ,
Superior to Feathers when suph an one can be
had for tho
LOW PRICE OF SIXTEEN DOLLARS !
Or, a sufficient quantity of Pulu to make a bed for
From Six to Eight Dollars!
...ALSO...
Constantly on hand, a large assortment of good
RAWHIDE CHAIRS,
I have also a general assortment of
CABINET FURNISHING MATERIAL
Tarnishes, Turpentine,
Oils, Glue,
Sand Paper
Tacks,
Butts, Screws, Castors, Etc.
...ALSO...
COFFIN TRIMMINGS
Of all kinds, at lower prices and of better quality
than can be bad elsewhere above rbrtlandv
...also... ; .
TURLET' REXOWXED
WASHING MACHINE
Which,' for genuine utility, durability and sim
plicity of construction stands justly at tbe bead of
all the apologies for machines that nave been
thrust upon the market.
...also.., . -Tho
celebrated labor-saving, 'perfect-working
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES 'WRINGER !
Of various sizes, on band and for sale cheap.
My Shop and Ware Rooms are
Directly Opposite Scnliisscl's old
Corner Store, on First Street.
Please give me a coll, and I will not fall out with
you if you should fail to "buy me oat"
- . J. H. UPTON.
Albany, October 28th, 1855. ,
5. H. CBANOR. ' QIQ, n, HELK.
CRANOR & HELM,
ATT8BXETS h COCNSEILOBS AT LAW,
ALBANY, Oregon.
STIIiL! ON THE CORNER!
R. CHEADLE'S CASH STORE
Is the place to save money ; where you ean buy
goods at Small Profits. Be sure and call, and see
for rourselres. augl i R. CHEADLE,
ltF.ICIIKNBKBO,
Albany.
NEW YORK STOKE.
IN FOSTER'S TWO STORY BRICK.
FIKST STREET, ALBANY.
WILL YOU LISTEN TO THE TRUTH !
The Best Chances In the City !
nSTO HUMBXiai
T Ml'ST nK ADMITTED THAT
the House of
LEVY BROS. & CO.,
Have decidedly the
BEST STOCK OF GOODS, OF AIL RODS,
On hand, which they offer at such
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES,
that they can't be purchased here, nor evep in
Portland, for tho same figures that they aro hold
ing their splendid largo stock at, of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
SIiocm and Boots),
Hats and Caput
Groeerles;
C arpets and OH Cloth,
Crockery,
Faints, Oils,
Glaftfttvare, Ac, Ac.
Notwithstanding that there is a great rwe in
STAPLE GOODS,
AVe are determined, as osna!, to give
GOOD BlGr-AJClSrS
And a good show to
THE FARMERS TO LAY IN THEIK FALL
SUPPLIES,
For which they take
MERCflTA'TABLE PRODUCE IS EICIUXGE.
Ther can offer better inducements than any
other House this side of Portland, having always
a Partner watchin? the market, who does not let
opportunities slip., but seizes them, in order that
our Housa can sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Albany, August 23, 1S50.
GOOD NEWS FOR
THE PUBLIC !
. FLE1SCU.VER. BESJ. BItESSER.
J. FLEISCHNER. & CO.
ARE STILE AT TJIEIR OLD
STAND, Corner cf First and Washington
AliBAI Y, Oregon,
Where they are selling their large and well selected
stock Goods
Cheaper than any Other Ilonse
in Town.
Our Stock consists of
Dry Goods and Groeerles, of all kinds,
Ready Made Clothing,
Roots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Ae.
Lamps,
Glass and Croekery Ware,
Paints and Oils,
Hardware, Nails, Ac.
In fact, erervthine the Farmer needs. All of
which we will exchange for all kinds or
At the hichest market price. We would not refuse
even Cash.
If Ton don't believe We are Selling-
Cheap, call and see.
au28 J. FLEISCHNER A CO.
j0 EARTHQUAKE!
THE L0WESTiTJCES YET !
THE NEW STORE !
WITH ENTIRELY NEW GOODS i
BARGAINS OFFERED !
K
just established themselres in the
NEW BRICK STORE,
opposite the Daguerrean Gallery, on Firs street,
.1 ALBANY, OREGON,
Take pleasure in announcing to the public that
tney are now in receipt or tbe
MOST EXTENSIVE, BEST SEIECTED STOCK
OF
GENERAL MERQHANDISC
Ever brought to this place, which they will sell as
low as any other house. We ask particular atten
tion to our stock of
TDTSTZ- GOODS,
AU of the Latest Styles of
Dress Goods, Foulards,
French Merino, Delaines,
Mohair, Poplins,
English Merinos,
Alpaeas,
Silks, Mnslins,
Sheeting, Linens,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, .
Flannels or all kinds.
Prints -American, English and
French, of every style.
...ALSO...
A most Elegant and complete assortment of
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
BAQUE6, CIRCULARS,
WALKING BASQUES,
BASQUES,
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
...ALSO...
HOSIERY, GLOVES, RLCCONS, HAXR
NBTS, AND DRESS TRIISIETINGS,
HOOP SKIRTS, BAUnORALS,
BATS AND. BONNETS.
...ALSO...
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING,
of every pattern and variety.
GENTS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Of the latest styles, fabrics and fashions.
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
...AL80...
A eomplote aud varied stock of
Groceries,
Crockery aad Glassware,
Carpets and Oilcloths
Cutlery and Hardware,
Paints and Oils, de.
We will take every species of .
COUNTRY PRODUCE
And give for it the highest market prioo.
KOHN A BROTHER.
Albany, Oct. 14, 1865.
N. B. . The numerous friends of I
S. ROSEN, of the lato firm of A. Schlussel A Co.,
;will find him at oar Store, prepared to wait on his
oia tnenas and former customers. K. t SRO.
GOOD NEWS M200D NEWS !:
THE WAIUS ENDED !
OUR COUNTRY ISSAYED FOREVER!
RALLY! RALLY! ONE AND ALL
AT THE
USTEW STOBE
Ee STEKNBACII,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
II ALBANY, OREGON,
T IIE; LEAVE TOlill'UHQ TIIK
X Public that I have just received ouo of tho
l.ariregt aud best selected Stocks of Merchandise
ever brought to this Market, dirpct. from New
York and San Francisco, consisting oi ef ery de
scription of
LADIES', CHILDREN'S, GENTS'
AND BOYS' DRESS AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as
Delaf iir, Cashmeres, Molmlrw,
Germaula Cloth, Chenomaho,
Scotch Plal4s, Wlneeys,
Dettalze, Poplins, HUH,
Jasper, Parasols,
Mohair, Foularde,
Poll De Cherre, Corsetts, Wubias,
L,a Priese, Merinos, Alpacas
Khawls, Cloth Cloaks, Hoods,
Hid Gloves, Hoop Skirts,
Breakfast Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts, Collars and t offs,
Linen Handkerchiefs,
Embroidered IIandk'rehfs,
Embroidered Bands, -
Merino and Cottqn flosc,
J-neps of All Kinds,
Latest Styles Fall and inter Hats
THE CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH
ING DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF THE TEBT IATEST STTLES OF
Black Cloth Drew Coats.
Black Bearer Dreu Coatf,
Silk BXized eassimere Coat,
Black Doeskin Pants,
Fancy Cassimere Pants,
Silk Mixed Cassimere Pants,
Cloth. Silk ani Velvet Tests,
Fine Cassimere Suits,
Overcoats ef All Kinds.
LIXEX B. SHIRTS, FAXCY OVERSHIRTS,
MERIXO AND COTTON SOCKS,
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS,
SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS,
KID GLOVES. BUCKSKIN GLOVES,
BLACK AND FANCY NECK TIES,
SILK AND MERINO AND COTTON GLOVES,
BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, a Good A?sortment of
Paints, Oils, Lead,
Looking Glasses, Carpets,
Wall Paper, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades. Cnr tains
Hardware, Tool, Table and Pocket
cutlery.
Lamps,
Glassware,
Crockery, all kinds,
Groceries,
Tobacco.
And many other articles, too numerous to mention,
THE HIGHEST PKICEAID FOB
COUNTRY PRODUCE
of eTery description.
Cme aad Examine My Stock
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
8 NEW BRICK STORE! ""S3
Opposite the Post Office, Albany.
L. STERXBACH.
Albany, Sept 30, 1S65.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
J. B. SPRENGEB, - - Proprietor.
T
IIUS LONG ESTABLISHED, LARGE, COM
modious and well furnished house is main
tained as a
First-Class Interior Ilptel,
For the entertainment pf regular boasders and
transient guests.
Tho house was almost entirely re-built last year,
and thoroughly re-furnished with KEJf BJJD3,
isedaing ana urmtare.
THE TABLE
Is provided with every substantial and far
treat of tpe seasons.
THE RPOZtSS
Are Commodious and well ventilated. Prompt
ana caretui attendance is assured to guests..
The California Stage Company's mail eoacbes
come to and go from tbe Hotel. Charges moderate.
Albany, August 14th, 1S65. augl4tf
OR. G. W. GRAY,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Lata Graduate of the
Cincinnati College of A
Dental Surgery,
Would again offer bis Professional services to th
citizens of this plaoe and surrounding country.
OrncE Up stairs in Foster's Brick Building.
Residence alongside of the Pacifio Hotel.
Albany, August 14th, 1865. auglltr
CAM AT UPTON'S
THE FIRST OF THE COMIHG
week and see some nice, cheap. Cane-seat,
Armoa xvocaers, cueap ugub Dwnu mu vu .
i r, t i Ci J. - 1 fl.tl.4'.
High Chairs.
NOTICE!
TOW IS A GOOD TIME TO SET
1 tie ud. . We will toko WHEAT and OATS
at tbe highest Uasb price, on ail accounts aue us
or cash will do just as well.
au28 J. lfliKlStllE tu
WANTED.
sCJmfJJ 15,QOO bushels of Oats, by
au2S X liCioiynj tan m w.
ROCKING CHAIRS.
c
ALL AT UPTON'S FURNITURE ESTAB
lishment and get a good, nice Rocking
Chair.
augZltf
11 ash paid fbr Produce, and gtain
1 J stored at roasonaoie rates, Dy
R. CHEADLE.
1 RXZffDSTONSS, at Upton's Furniture Es-
JT Ublishinent angziu
CHAIRS All Kinds, at Upton's Furniture
J listoblisbment. augiiu
O YOU WANT A NICE CHEAP
i BED T A fresh supply of Pulu at Upton's,
Main street, Albany.
rn TONS OF SAI.T, FOB SALE
UU oheap, by
J. FLEISCHNER A CO.
BEDSTXSADS. A superior quality at
aZltf UPTON'S.
DASH PAID FOB WHEAT AND
lJ OATS, or. J. xiiicvii.j w.
LOW PRICES WIN t
THE ENTIRE STOCK FOR SALE!
AT cOST,FOR CAOH!
-A.T J", NOBCROSS'I
I W'l COXTIXVE TO SELLOT
the Ounce, Pound, Inch, Yard, Prat or BaiheL
At Lowf r Price than tin be Bought tlitwitw.
" Are you gelling at that price 1 jnit p.i4
mre. ' I shall know where to th. l;.
" How ean you wll at pricci lcai than we tee qsotod
at wholesale?" arc the queitiom 1 often hear,
I Buy for Cash from Import,
Manufacturer, and their Agenta, ia tbo
CHEAPEST HAREST!
In Lasse Quantities wfee (foods an
Enabling me to aell as they sdra&ee for Um thaa t
can bay at the present time.
I am often in the market, puking sp bsrgaha
for your benefit
I can gire you tht
GREATEST VARIETY TO SELECT KKt
I can f its j on the
LOWEST PRICES .
I can give yoa tin
LATEST STYLES AKD KEW GOODI 1
I can gire you the '
Highest Price for What Ye ka to H t '
I ean are you 20 per cent on
Dry Goods, Boots aad Shoo.
I can iaT yoa 25 per cent oa
Ready Made Clot blag,
I can save yon JO per eenL o
Groceries, Crockery, Glasswat?,
I can my yoa 10 per cent, on
Hardware, Iron and Steel,
I can eare you 15 par ceot. oa
Mechanics' Tools,
Outfits to the gantiam Kin,
Thimble Boxing,
Wagon Timbers,
Bopes and Chains,
Jlill Saws, ote, A.
Aa I get s portion of my firing from each of uto
abore department! of trade, I eu (e'4 St lets V)
than if I were confined to aither. ;
Giro
A Share of Tonr Patresage,
And I will giro yoa 1
LOW PRICES FOB TBS T1SI1J3.
Without another word, jnat come, ladici sad
old and young, to the Store of
au23 J. NORCROSS.
PROVISION STORE!
B. OLITER.
OLIVER.
S. S. XA.KEBAX.
& MAHKHAM
ALBANYREGON, -
TTfE WOULD CALL ATTEWTIOlf
V ? to the fact that we haT bought U J.l
Beotly in the
CJROCEKY STOI2E
One Door West of tn F Ofiea,'-"
And we shall keep constantly oa hand a genera?
assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES I w
Which we win sell - ----J.
As Low as Any Store In Town. '
A liberal shar of patronage ia respectfully aoIicifcaV
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT,
of tho best assortment asd qualities always oa safei
WHEAT STOKES?,
Albany, September SO, J865,
ALBANY FOTJNDBY
and . .-: -;-Jf
We are Prepared to FmlA;---
fflOUBHT AND CAST OC'l UCX
Of every description, 6n short notice. Ak
BRASS CASTINGS, j
All Orders for
MILlj work
Will bo ailed with dispatob, and in a aa&fiMtotf
manner.
noRSEPOTyEna
Agricultural Inaplexaeista j
Manufaftlared o order, and particular a0
All kinds of
FATTSRST wCSS,,- .'
done to order on short notion,
A. F. CHSRKT, )
. JOHN EAST. -Albany,
SapUmber II, Wi,
J" B- OOMTJJtS atf
ALBAKYrpREGON.
HATE ALWATS 5 HANZ,
or will Manufacture to order, OTery tjl.t A
DOORS, SASH AHO Eiriili ::
at the shortest notice and lowest posribloBrgoV
Boards Satghe4 m?d flia.
Work executed in a atylo not nrpaajad
. i r i Shop in tha Stat, - "
a Tba Mill ia in tbe lower nasi of & ton
n th river bank, at tha aerners of the joininj
claims of tho Montietfca an4 Hackkmaa. J - , ,
,1, ii. WJlliAl.
Albany, September 20", 1865, r
JUST RECEIVED I ;
Direct From the Refinery t -kv
HF BARRELS SAN FXIAS
OU eiseo Refined Sugar. .
' Aiao - -
1(M - Kegs Syrup which m afa.aQisg
ery cheap. , i.
Albany. Septemhor 30, 1865, ' ' '
. WANTED! . '7'
A if POUNDS OF WOOL, ta
1UUU eiehange for Fnraitara, ads.
Chairs, Ac, by , ;' -j
Vug21tf . J-n-UTTOS.
ATTEITIOrf X
YOU WHO HAVE BEEN WANTING CS&H"
dren'a Chalra, call at Uptoa's Fatjfr
tura Store and get them. - : Mg
T
f you want Sal Cheap, or aytlia
im in tne rroeerT un. jo p"-a r
get it, for I will sell.
: .. inrim.F
R.XEEADW5i
DO yoU WANT A NICE
Cherry or Black Walrut Breakfast or litem
Table T Call at Upton's and look at soma.
A Good wagon-yard for tha ht f
thosa who trade with ggT "27