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SATURDAY...
..OCTOBER 26, 1867.
..-7- joney Market.--- ;
San Frliicise Legil? Tender ratea.......fli($J2
Tax Inaugural. Last Tuoaday an In
augural Address was delivered, bj Rev. W.
J. Monteith, in the College Chapel, to a
yctj icapect&blo audience of scholars and
citilCTS The order-of exercises "was as
follow j : 1. Singing by the School an ap
frropriate pieca from the "SiWcr Lute," led
hjVnti. Warren and Miss Beach at the me
lodiam 2.. Prayer by Rer. .E. II. Geary.
3,: Remarks by same, in tho course of which
he has dsoraely complimented tho Board of
Trustees and architects for tho fidelity with
trhich they have severally executed the ticsts
repose I in them. He contended that the
building, as far as it had gone, was superior
in its &nish and the durable and meritorious
Character of its work to any other similar
institution in the State-j in all of which we
concur ; 4. The Address.. Wo took copious
notes cf most of it, but will not go much in
to detail. We were well pleased with it,
and, tfpijght it ory appropriate and judici
ous. A.S to Goyernment the speaker said
th,e.r. were tq kjnda: one of authority,
and thj Qth,er of Reason. The latter will be
that by which Albany Collego will gov
erned. As to religion it will possess, not
a sectarian, but a positively religious charac
ter. The Bible will be a text book, and a
true, Catholic spirit of Christianity will be
inculcated.
; A system of laudable emulation among
ijudents will be introduced.
he classics, ancient a3 well as modern,
Tfill b? taught ; as also, all other studies usu
al in ipUtitiqqs, of this character and pre
tension! in tha older portions of our country
5. Closed by singing "America," and
benediction by Judge Geary ; after which
most of the audience went up to the cupola
and bad a magnificent view of Linn county,
of the Cascade Mountains, the "Three Sis
ters," "St. Mary's Mountain," and the
Coast Range. Were it not for Hackleman's
Qrore Qld Mount Iftxx could have been seen
al3Q. There are few observatories in the
world from which can be seen a larger num
ber of grand and noble objects than may be
viewedtOf a clear day f from the cupola of
Albany College.
To Exchanges. For some reason wa
have failed to receive the Salem CJironich
fqr the' l.nst two or three weeks. What is the
matter, brother "Ltou ? Deign to let us see
your srailing faco occasionally,
We do r,ot now receive tho Vancouver
Jiegisttr at all. JThat is the matter? We
pever considered it anything extraordinary,
and we can ciist without it. Still, we would
Jike to have it on the principle that every
body needs inore or less straw and bran in
grder to secure the most vigorous digestion.
We receive the Weekly Oregonian in ex-
chacffe ; but it would suit us much Letter to
have the Daily ; not that we are desirous to
get our telegraphic news from it, but to see
its local news before it gets "stale, fiat and
unprofitable." Also, the Oregonian occa
sionally combats some of the political views
we express j but under the present regime
some eight, ten or fourteen days transpire
ere wc can reply. Come, brother Soojt, be
generous for once ; seed us your Daily as
you do the long-shanked editor of the Chron
icle. We will no call you the "school-boy
editor," or tha "fat booby;" but, if we
should 4eem fc necessary, we will notice you
genteelly and take your scalp with a razor.
Peekitu List. We suppose we finish to
day the Premium List. We say we " sup
pose" we do j we are not certain. We
fhought we had published the last of it in
P$r last number ; but you see we vbre mis
taken. Our esteemed friend, James Elkins,
Secretary of the Linn County Agricultural
Society has given it p3 us in broken doses j
and for fear it might hurt our Democratic
atomach, ke'ha had the doses aforesaid filter
ed through the Journal before administering
them to U3. We do not blame the Journal
at all we want that understood. The editor,
trjija far j has Ijpen the mqst fair and gentle
manly exponent & eve.r Jad and wp hav
Jifjd 4 gr? many during our editorial ca
r eer ; aQd we are very desirous, while be
treats us thus, not to say a word or do a
thing that will afford him just cause of of
fence. -
JfE Hqitse. We infqrmed
fjjt the Pourt Jlpuse is not insured, fsn't
ij la4 f qjicy fo jet it go tjtjinsred? Sup-
pogg it shoji!4 take fire an4 burn down
away would go $35,000 or $40,000. If it
can "be insured -at low rates wifh a good corn
et . , ;.
pany, we advise our County Commissioners
to do so immediately. For' want of a, nail
the shoo was lost ; for want of a shoe the
horse was lost; for want of a horse the rider
was lost. "Heboid, now great a matter a
little fire kindleth !": -
JIaedware, ccp. -Mr. Conner unfurls his
busines? banner to-day in the Democrat.
jn addition to having a large and excellent
assortment of IJardware, he has also Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoe.s, Clothing, &c.
He is noted in this community as a man of
strict business integrity-and very few words,
lie never "honey-fugles" anybody; but he
eimply shows the article, tells the price, and
answers your queries in monosyllables,;
There is hut one John Connor.
- New Books. Freeland has received with--in'the
laat few days, a good assorment of
miscellaneous books. Some of them are el
egantly bound, and being by standard and
approved authors, would make elegant pres
ents to favored and. loved friends and rela
tives. ,. - ;
: Wanted. One thing much needed in Al
bany is 3, first-rate jeweler one who under
stands his business thoroughly in' all its
branches. Such an one, if he will come
here, and locate permanently, will make
money, if he is temperate, and industrious.
', Net Goons.---While in Barrows & Co.'s
store recently, we noticed that the counters
aad. 8h.elfes were well filled with new Goods
just received direct from San Francisco.
This firm is one of the most enterprising in
thecify. '
PROsrECTiNO. Capt. N, B. Humphrey
and three others last Tuesday started for his
newly-discovered mines in the Cascado moun
tains, having a good team, and plenty of
provisions, and each carrying a good gun
and a plentiful supply of ammunition. One
thing the party intend doing is to take a ton
of the oro or rock to the Santiam mines and
have it crushed and tested by tho old Califor
nia miners having the Santiam mines in
chargo at present.
Hrs Head is Level. An agent of ours,
writing to us and stating that ho would get
a club of subscribers for tho Democrat, says :
"I lelioTe it is of the utmost importanoo now
to use all the facilities we possess to increase the
circulation of Democratic papers. Tho oauso we
advocate is prospering, ami every person who feels
an interest in it must feel in duty bound to aailst
la promulgating the groat, undying principles that
will ultimately result in riotory." .
Si'ddex Death. Joshua Younger, living
near Brownsville, while engaged in haulinf
psts last Thursday, was found dead by bis
wagon, by a stranger passing that way. It
is supposed that he died of heart disc e. ,
Aqaix. John Creel,, Esq., wtU accept
the thanks of the Democrat office from the
editor down to tho junior " duvil," for a
half bushel of excellent red apples of the
" Northern Spy " variety.
MARRIED :
McCLURE 1IILL On the 19th lust., at the
rcs'nicuce of Jujge 11 ill of Lane county, by Rev.
R. C. Hill, Edwar4 E. McClure of Albany and
MUs Margaret E. Hill of Lane county,
STAFFORD PUG II On tha 3d inst.. at resi
dence of F. A. Pugh, Mr. Wilson M. Stafford and
Miss Melissa J. Pugh all of Linn county.
MONTGOMERY PITT On the ISth nit., by
G. W. Powell, Mr. II. D. Montgomery and Miss
Margaret E. Pittall of Lion.
GOODMAN MILLER On the 6th inst,, by
Lewis Itatenbutcher, Mr. Thos. P. Goodman and
Miss Jennett Miller all of Linn.
RAY KLEXN On the 7th inst.. by S. il.
Claughtou, Esq., Mr. John Ray and MUs Marga
ret Klenn all of Linn.
DIED:
BROOKS Oa the 25th inst, Mary, Infant
daughter of Duran and Caroline brooks aged
eighteen months of pseudo-membranous croup.
KENNEDY On the 1 5th int., of gangrenous
erysipelas. David K., son of Margaret A. Kenne
dy aged 11 years. 2 months and -'J days.
ALBANY I'KICCS CXUUE.NT.
CORRECTED wEEKLr BY J. CTJAUWOIiL.
A lb 4 sr. Saturday, October ?Q, 1S6T.
Tho fallowing are the prices paid fur Produce,
and the prices at which other articles aro selling
in this market :
Wheat white, per bushel. 75 cts.
Oats per bushel, 33371 cti.
Potatoes rprr bushel, iOfMJ.
Onions per bushel. $1 25.
Fiour-ptr bLl. $i iOfiS 00
Latter per pyund, 20 ct.
Egs per duzen, 20 rt.
Chicken per dozen, $2 50ft3 00.
Peaches dried, per pound, li20 cts.
Pork per pound, 4(5 cts.
Beef on foot, 4.5 cts.
Mutton, per pound, 12j cents.
Soap per pound, 5(5j cts.
fait Los Angelas, per pound, 21 cts.
Syrup per gallon, 1,00
Tea Young II r eon, per pound, $1 00
" Black, 75(411 t'O.
" Japan, $1 124.
Sugar crufhe J, per fjund, 1720 ets.
Island. 13r14.
" Sea 1C17 ets.
Coffee per Kund, 25i,23 ct.
Nailit cut, per pound, 74(o,S cts.
AVhitc Icad pure, per keg. 00&4 SO,
Linfeed Oil boilecJU per gallon, $1 75 2 00.
Turpentine pcrgaIlon.il 50
D-me.tie brorn, 1S(n,20 cU.
llickrv- stride I. per"yarJ, ICfo,S0 ets.
Bed kicking iM.ryard, 25t,40 ct-i.
Bloe Drilling r yard. 20(430 cts.
Fianntli per yard, 2J (47a cts.
Prints fa-t color, per yard, K cts.
Rifle Powder, per pound. 75fj.ll 00.
Candle best, jer pouad, 20(,33 cts.
Rice China, per pound, 12(ulfi cts.
Tobacco p;r pound, $1 00(1 2j.
Salxratns icr pound, 1C ct.
Dried Plums per bound. I2JQ20cf
Dried Apples per lb. 8(i,3c.
" Currants fcr lb, 10c
Bacon Ilars, per F), ISc.
" Side, per t, 10c.
Shoulders, per 69c
Lard per lb. 10c.
French Brandy per gal.. $10 C012 Cjl
Holland Gin ier gal., $j 50
American Brandy sl., $5 Cp
Jamaica Uum per gal., $' 00
ADVERTISE 31 E3f TS.
ALBANY BQPK STORE!
E. A. FREELAND,
BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER,
Albqny - - - prcgop.
COSSTAXTtT ojtjiisd:
STANDARD AND MLSCELLAXEOU? pOOKS,
Juvenile, Toy Gilt and X?lank pooksj,
COJUD ir.3, AKD
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
... . .
Qt evry kind tspd in the State,
gsr BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORPER, at
short notice. " DeclnlCly
CITY MARKET.
Wain St., 9?posie tho Tfew Drag Bore(
ALBANY, OREGON.
MENDENHALL & REDPATH. Proprietors
WILL ALWAYS KEEP OX
BAUD THE BEST 07
MEATS OP ALL VARIETIES.
A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE IS
solicited, as we intend to keep as good an as
sortment, and of as good quality as the country
affords.
We are always ready to pay the
Utehejt fash Price for Fat Stock.
April 6, 1867 T2n34tf -
LOOK HEEEi
Patronize Home Industry, and Save Money !
The undersigned, having opened a
TAILORING ESTAB WSIiaiUXT
(On First street, north side, next door east
form Washington), in Albany, takes
this method of informing the
public that he is
prepared to
MARE, CUT, 4W REPAIR CLOTHING !
- " F ALL' KIJfDS,
IN THE LATEST STYLES!
AND AT THE JfOST REASONABLE RATES i
T2n41tf H. W. FARMER.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MBS. A. S. PAXTOX. MtSi LTD. A. lULLER.
; MRS, PAXTON L CO,,
FASlIIONAUI KlILIilNEnS
, ,.. , ( AWD .
rV'nArxTUA-RiAnnnsr '
WOULD BEG LEAVE TO RESECTFULLY
' tender ther serrioes to the Ladies of Al
bauy and Ticinty, assuring them that they are pie
pared to make and trim
BONNETS AND HATS,
In the very latest styles also,
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKINOI
, I Any FathioH or Stytt Dtrirtdt
For rctorejo we will only state tha,t out Dresses,
Bonnets and Hats were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUMS AX THE LATE, UKS CCUNTX TIK
' , We alsoracelya constant supplies of the "
Latest and Most Fashionable Goods. 1
generally kept In
LADiea' rcnstsHi!a establishment !
Cutting and iHttinp Warranted Satitjactory!
Stamping and Braiding done to order, and all eth
er work executed with neatness and care.
Octl2v3n9tf
GROB'S
MUSICAL AMI HULCATIO.AI,
xasrsTi-rxjTE.
ALSO
DAY & BOARPING qQHOOL
FOIl YPUNG L,ADIES.
Tins ixstitli; is kitlmti:i
in a retired and beautiful lorattvn, away from
tha businesM portion of the city, op TIUUO, "be
tween Band C STREETS. Portland, 0?rgm.
Attached to tho bniidine; are extrusive and
beautiful grounds, fur (he eunvenicr.ee of un.
The Educational iJvpArtsuwnt will bo In charge
of an efficient corj.s ctTvacher. CAI'T. .. 1.C.
ALLSOI'i', (furwerly a IrofcMr in the Univir
sity of Louisiana, and fur tho l't five ytar l'tio
eial of a ColbrgiaU InntituU iu lh Kuuthero part
of California.) Principal.
No effort will be spared to make this Iotitrto
ennal ta the best on the Pacific coast. The Conne
bf Studies will embrace all the branches unuatty
taught in Crt c'asii .Seminaries in the Eat, inclu
ding the CUsic, Fr. ucb,Jcrtnan, .Sjanib, Math
emails. Ac, Ac.
The Musical Department will be conducted by
PROF. II. OL'IPO UROB. Graduate of Planers
Conwrraturie.
Parties from the country may rct ansured that
under tho care of MRS. tiUOlt, (Matron of the
Establishment,) they will experience all the alien
ti.n of a mother and enjoy the comforts of a
home.
N. B. Particular attention will be pall in the
choice of Test Iionks, In order to aruid anything
of a Sectional or I'artUnn nature, iu our curricu
lum of studies. .
I'vT further particulars, enquire! the Institute,
or address II. (Jt'll0 UROH. P. . Ex No. ICS.
CAPT. ALLSOPP will continue toglve Evening
LetJons in the Mudcm Languages and English
brmoches.
Oct. 12. IS67 r2n9w4
PHILLIP illILLER'S
MARBLE YARP !
AL,KANY, OliKGOX.
ft
A4W.
NIARBLE MONUMENTS,
GRAVE AND TOMBSTONES,
Of Every Style unci 1'attcrti.
PEDESTALS, SLABS,
MANTEL PIECES.
And Zlatblp Work of .if' Kinds.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURING
THE BEST EXECUTED WORK
Iu the State ofOrcgoii X
All work done at my Marble Yard is turned ont
soai to give perfect satUfaetlon to lay patrons.'
EURE WHjTE. VERMONT. 03 CALIFORNIA MARBLE
Will be used as parties ordering work shall select.
The Ixmcst Living Price
v.'tll be charged in ercry instance.
Orders from any Part or the Stato will
do Fait&rully and Promptly rilled.
THE .11 All II Li: YARD
Is jut bclov Sprenger's Pacific Hotel, on the wtlt
side of the street running fro& .he river.'
Ttr The pnblie are invited ro ca)l at iny shop
and examine sfeeimens of work.' '
Albany, January 6, 18C6.
PLAIjG MILL!
OKEGON.
I HATE ALWAYS Otf IIAIVO
or will Manufacture to order, every style of '
' DOORS, SASH AND BLINQS,
at the shortest notice and lowest possible charges
Beards Matched and Planed.
Work executed n a style not surpassed by any
Shop in the State.
pit- The Mill Is in the lower part of the town,
on tho fiver, bnlf, at the cornprs of the joining
claims pf the Montieths an llacklcrban.
' J. B.' C0MLEY.
Albany, September 20, 1865.
TO THE
OF X.INN COpJTY.
I WILL BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE TAX
es levied for the current yrar, at the times
and places as follows, viz : between 8 o'clock A.
u. and 6 o'clock f . x. At '
Harrisburgh, Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 11 & 12
Peoria, Wednesday, ty 13
Orleans, Thursday, 14
Syracuse, Saturday,' ?' 16
Lebanon, - Monday, 18
Waterloo-, Tuesday, ff 19
Nie's' School House, Wednesday, 20
Brush Creek, Thursday, ' ' i! 21
Brownsville, Friday aud Saturday, ff 22 4 23
Sand Ridge, Tuesday,' ' ' 'f "'.' 20
Ray's Shop, Wednesday, 'f 27
Scio, Thursday and Friday, 28 k 29
Albany, Monday and Tuesday, Deo. 2 & 3
Delinquent Taxes vill o.?d be collected at the
above named times and places.'
HARVEY SMITH, Tax Collector.
Albany, Oregon, October 19, 1867 v3nl0w4 ;
A D V K It T I S E M E If T S.
TAKE NOTICE I
k
J. BARROWS & CO.,
(IN THEIR FIUE-PR00F BRICK, ALBANY),
Art now receiving their Ooods
DIRECT FROM HAN FRANCISCO X
And we Invite the attention of buyers to
, . uur Stock of
DRY eOODS 2
FAMILY GROCERIES!
BOOTS AND SHOES!
ai-oo?i3:iisra-!
IIAROWARO, GROCZSRy, &e.t &c
THRESHERS. ? ' i : -MOWERS,
' REAPERS,
OANO-PLOWS,
We are Agents for all kinds of
Agricultural Implement I
na4v2n28tf J. BARROWS A CC-
MRS. OUNNIWAY,
II
AVIXO JUST RETURNED FROM PORT.
land, with a Freh Invoice of
Bonnet m, lintH,
Ribbon, riower,PlQtnes, Laces, Bogles,
OryitaU, Dattona, Bindings, Wcttt,
Trimmings, Gloves, Iloie, Velvets,
Combs, Cbinons, Collars,
Cuff, n andkcrchlefs, Pat
terns, &.C , Etc.
Tskcs plcaiuro in infomitnj; the pnblie that she
will continue the
A S J
tLOAK-JIAHIXtJ 1VHNUHH
At the Old Stand, formerly owned by Mrs.
Jackson A Co.
h will shortly receive,
direct rnoci now yorh;
A COMTI.KTK A8SOUTMEXT OF
Very Choice Milliner? C!ood!
Among which are the celebrated
"IDAHO BONNETS ' AND HATS!
AJfp ALL TBe
OTHER H3VEITIES CP THE REASON I
She has al secured the Ajcncy of
Md'rae Demore it'i World-Be nowned Palterni,
ud a!l of tLp nifcey aefu! and oroa
CitUl artktc advertised
la herJiUy fptt
hr Maatioe.
COME HDIKSI "ail of yoa legeer,' and
see If I bare not the
Cbcapet and Choicest Dlilliaerjr Goods!
tytn QrrcRCb torsale is aloant !
DRESS AXil CLOAKMAKINO!
Ia tae LaUst Styles
I'Avfect ritM Warranted.
BLEACIXINO AND PRESSING!
. . .. . ,
Id the best manner at the very lowest rates.
NEW STAMPING PATTERN! BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS !
fton't forget the place. Southwest comer
Main and Droad Alhin streets, Albany
e23v3u7Jy "
Old Albany Fprry,
H AVISO PURCHASED THE ABOVE
' well-known Ferrr. I 'am nrenared to cross
errrLodr and evcrvthinir. from a faotman tn
six-mule team of elephants. ' My boat Is
Iargc, Ntnuufft arul SaTe,
tha mceeti and ir to ami frnm it I 'Kt nrut.
rlor roads, and Mac. an. old, experienced Ferry
man is always ready with a smile to hurry
patrons over Jordan. I engage against all acci
dents at the following reduced rates :
Two4ore Wagon, 12J Pcnts
Man ana nurse, izj leutt
Footmn'n, 10 Cents
Loose' Fock per agreement. My connection
with the Lower Ferry has fceen severed.
" ' T. H. DAVIS.
Albany, April 26th, 18,17. 2 ly
U'amwL loi Sale,
- .
THF. SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
a Farm, containing one section (640 acres) of
laud, one-half prairio and the other half timber,
wejl improved and nearly all under fence, swifb
about 125 "acres under cultivation and 'lb Vbod
farniin? condition : also an orchard of about 1,000
choice fruit tressj, It lias on it a'godd faria resi-
J nn-iA l.l. ' .1 Li.r t(... . - . J i
uenco, wiiu p. uouoie cnunncy, ana contain
ing sufficient rdo'm for a good sized family. There
is also pn the place a substantial frame barb,
43x80 j with' other out-door buildings and conve
niences for farming purposes. The farm is situate
four miles below Albany, near the Salem and Al
bany stage road . . . .
TERMS OF SALE: I offer the above property
at $10 per acre ne-half of the money required
at time of sale, and yearly installments allowed on
the remainder. J " '' '
For further particulars apply on the farm, to
ISAAO MILLER, SiJk.
July 18, 1867 v2n 193m "u
ADMINISTRATOR AU2.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of
Jane Emily Cline, deceased, by order of the Coun
ty Court of Lian County, Oregon, made at the Au
gust Term thereof, lat57,' will, on Saturday, the
16th of November, 1867, at the pourt House door
in tho city of Albany, ' Linn coiintyi Oregon, be
tween the hour of 9 olclock A. v. and f o'clock
p. u. of said day, offer at publio sale to the high
est and best bidder, tlie following described real
estate, the property of said estate, to-wit i ' '
Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, in Block No. 8, in Eastern
addition to the city of Albany, Oregon, as on the
recorded ,plat cf said city, with the improve
ments thereon, on the following terms, tp-wit 1
One-half purchase price paid at time of sale, resi
due in six months with interest and approved se-
curity all in gold coin. ' - ' " ,
J. 0. BUSHNELL,
Administrator.
Crasor & Helm, Att'ys for Adm'r.
October l?th, 167 v3n9w4 " ' '
JOB WORK Foatly and cheaply done at
ft v w p
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOJIAi HAMPTON.
I. Bs MCBSIDS
' r- A r
Hampton & IMoDrido
rr., , t ., f .
f i ' ,-,r-AIfD .. . .,
s . Dealers la Every Variety f f
XT' XT JR IV I rF XX X3 !
. AND ; .
CABINET WAKE!
Redding, Spring IVXattrcc,
, . ( , ,,.. ,
HAIR. PUIU. MOSS, WOOL. &C. &C.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
. . AND
Ecxcuted I Jrst-Cn ivt jlc.
Jobbing Eromptly Att eudod to.
On First Street, Under, the Democrat Office,
ALBANY, OREGON.
May 4, lSft' y2u28tau13
l. MAXtriKLP.
I
H. MAHSriKLD
D, MANSFIELD Bu BRO.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL JiF.RCIIANP.ISE,
ALBAH, - OREGON.
IN FOSTER'S ONE-STORY BRICK, OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE,
HE ABOVE FIRM TAKKS PLEASURE IN
notifying their friends and the pybluj gener
ally, thai tbry are
OONTIjMUAULY RECEIVING
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, &C,
Which we will Exchange
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE!
At TDK
VERYLOWEST PRICES.
We respectfully ak the public to
Call and Examine onr Stock and Pritei
IMvre purehaing eUwhere ; and we anure all
that we will gire
ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS.
Albany, V. 16, '67 v2n27tf
Ij. T. SUILTZ,
rrORTKR ASD bCALER If
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Sr? Mcsif, ytsio Bio, Gritiits, Ftc,
I'ifES, Accoaerons', HVbiuci, Aho Atv
JSirnOrMtS1CALlSlTIttE5Vl,
iT4Tiojir:Ry jid Faxcr
Goods,
i0. 1QO FRO.M .STREET,
(between Morrison and Alder)
P0IiTl4XI), 'UBEGON,
A GENT FOR JACOB ZECHS PIANO
J. Fortes, Sao Francisco, Cal-, which receired
the Gold i!rdl over celebrated pianos from the
East, in tha last Fair, 1865. Also Agent for Er
nest GaUcr'f Piano Forte, New York, which won
the greatest popularity in the Kat for sweetness
and Juwer lo tope, dral.ility ia workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Fora,Orer
sirung and French Grand Action".
L. T. Hhults will hare an assortment of those
"uperlor Pianoa always on hand; and can sell them
the Lowest Prices, as he imports them direct
rrom the Manufactories.
New Piano fojr Rent or Sale by monthly pay
ments. ' - '
Latest Mash; received by every steamer direct
from the Hat. ' - 1
Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds of Musical In
struments tuned and repaired.
L. T. Shulti recommends himself as a first class
toner, having; been in the" business over fifteen
years and is a musician. "'
Those liring ift Linn and adjacent counties,
wishing to pdrcbase ono of tbese'Supcrior Pianos
are informedtbey can do o through the Editor 0
the State Rights'" Democrat he being my au
thorized agent for the sale of them in that section
of Oregon. sel.ly
THE SAN FRANCISCO STORE I
JULIUS GRADWOIIL.
AUBANY T . - -w OREGON
JIIE SUBSCRTBPR WOULP INFORM THE
citizens of Albany and vicinity that he now
osvupics the corner brick store ' ' '
nArper of Ffrfjt and Watblngrton Street;.
lie intends to sell Goods
AT THE LOWEST PRICE!
FOR
CASH OR PRODUCE !1
The publio would do well to examine my Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
1 My Stock consists, in part, as follows :
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, GROCERIES
' . AJtD ' "
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
-ALSO-
A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS
Ever Drought to tills ItlarUct I
Vhicb he intends to sell
P'L rOH HEDICINAL PURPOSESf
1 ' ,
JULIUS GRADWOIIL.
Deo. 22, '68 v2nl91y , ; ; , . .
WAWTEB JOO,QOQ pounds
' - , .. ,.
of WOOL., for whioh I rill pay the
HIGHEST MAFIKF PRICE !
k mat23T2ri3:C. ' -. , NORCRO.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BEEB! BEERI!
ALBANY BREWERY.
CIIAS. KIEFEIl, Proprietor.
TUTS, SUESCltllJEA HA&'UiT EHECTED
a new and iirsl-elass .:
:r.3.BB...B'B!5r.!!
On Broad Albln between First Street
n4 the Hirer,
jlsd if prepared to furnish
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
AKD
PRIVAT E FAMILIES;
it .,
oar shout, koticej
All Odm Bcllrerci WhercYfr peered.
. f , . , . -"'... .... .
He Warrant his BEER '
MApE THE PEST MATERIALS,
A JID
FERFECTIiY IIEAI.TIIY!
He is confident be can girt entire satisfaction to
, . ...... Mf ,1 , .
Pec. 29, '86, y2n20tf
M. W. MACK,
bZALEB IS
STOVES'
SHEETdRON, COERER
ASD
II
AS ON HAND AND NOW READY FOE
sale a full and complete stock cf first-class
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES,
Which be U cffcrLag at prices that mutt insure
a ready sale.
Also a general asteriment of
Brass and Enameled Kettles,
French Sauce-Pass and Ladles,
Cast-iron Tea Kettle and Orena,
Iron and Lead Pipe,
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS!
fiheet-Iron, Copper, Ac., &-c.
Mannfattnrfr of all Kindt of Tin, Sheet
Iroa and Copper Ware I "
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
X II. AH persons who are in need cf articles
in my line will find it to their adrastare to gire
me a call, as I am determined to sell goods at
prices that will preclude the necessity f going
farther than Albany to buy chtap.
Marketable Prednco T alien ia Exchange
' ; For any aod all articles in the Store.
Will always keep on band a'complcte assortment
of all goods ia my line, while customers will at all
time receive prompt attention. M. W. MACK.
Albany, March 23, 'CTrf n321y
"SECURE THE SHADOW P
THOMPSON & PAXTON,
PHOTOGRAPH ARTISTS.
rim Street,
Albany.
PICTURES,
rnoisx locust to lite sizo!
. In All Styles!
AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATES 1 1
7 E bare tho largest sky-light and best ar
ranged rooms tmi side or ban Francisco.
fit-Children's Likenesses taken with care.
Pictures bop ted, and warranted equal to the origi
nals. SS" Ladies and gentlemen visiting town, are'
very respectfully solicited to" call at our eallery
and examine our specimens. T3n51y
ALBANY FERRY I
A T THE SOLICITATION OF MANY CITL
2 sens of Linn and Benton counties, I hare
htted up the -
OWER FERY,
(it being the Stage Route), in such manner as to
secure to the publio better facilities, at all seasons
of the year, than can be had'elsewhere. My Boat
is wbat la known as k" '
' PUXIRENT BOAT,
and is the best on the River, without any excep
tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in
Benton county, I am enabled, at all hours, to ac
commodate the public. My boat is secured by a
good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and
durability. My connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretofore existing, baa recently been severed.
Kates of ferriage aro the same as the Upper
Ferry. A. PEARCE,
augl8'66v2nlly Proprietor.
SlierlfT's Sale.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
issued out of the Circuit Court of th6 State
of Oregon for the county of Linn, and to me di
rected and delivered by the Clerk of said Court on
the 24th day of August, A. D. IS67, in favor of
Jacob Kees, Administrator of tbe estate of Isaao
Kees, deceased, plaintiff, and against J. W. Hel
ton and Enoch Thompson, defendants, for the sum
of $32,00, damages and costs and aocruing costs,
I did on the 24th day of August, 1S67, levy . upon
the following described reaVprpperty,td-wit Com
mencing at a point 4 chains and 33 links east, and
75 links south, from the northwest oorner of Town
ship No. 14, south of range No. 2, west of the
Willamette Meridian, in the county of Linn and
State of Oregon, and running thence east 4 chains
and 67 links ; thence north 3 chains and 19 links ;
thence west 4 chains and 67 links ; thence south 3
chains and 19 links o tlje place of beginning, and
containing one and forty-eight one hundredth
acres. ',- . '.. . . . ' . .. . . . .' . "'
Also, lot No. 3 in block 3, lot Ko. 1 in block 1,
and half of lot No. 2 in block 1, in Gross' ad
dition to: North Brownsville, 4 Linn county,
Oregon ; and on Saturday, the 16th day of
November, A., D. 1867, between, the hours of
9 o'clock A. is. and o'clock r. w. of said day,
at the Court House door in the city of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, I will sell the above descri
bed property at public out-cry, for cash in band ;
all the right, title and interest in the above men
tioned property of the said J. W. Welton and
Enoch Thompson, together with the appurtenances
thereunto belonging. llAttViSX SMITH."
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
Br J. W. Brandenburg, Deputy.
Dated at Albany, Ootober 19, 1867 v3nl0w4
ADVERTISEMENTS.
y -
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4-;
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED !
it
- - v. IN .
GENERAL MEROHAI7DISD ! ! .
NORCROSS & COVANi
ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING A
Large and. Fall At iwtscnt of
,
DRY G- o o i m I
oxsOTiiiisrca-i
BOOT S AN T S H O JES I
Crockery, Glassware, ,
HARDWABE, GROCERIES, C., Wp.
DRESS GOODS, A 1 1 '
itUBLiNS, ; ,
:tickikg3,
denims, ; : '
'' PLANNEL8, '
GINGHAMS,
CA88IMERE2.
v HOSIERY, S '
HATS AND ,
CAPS, NO
TIONS. glass, ' : ,
:. PAINTS,
OILS AND '
PUTTY,
. WOOD AND
' WILLOW ,
WARE,
5WINDOW
fHADXi'
Ac.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Call tho Attention of Buyers
TO MY STOCK OF '
5f -A. R ID "W" jL K S
IRON AND STEEU,
Mill Sawi, $eat Spring!. Bopf, Chalai,
MECHANICS' AND BLfCKSLiiTH: TOOLS
QF ALL KINDS. ;
HORSE-SHOES & NAIJS.
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHER
THIMBLES, BOXING, -Ac,
Ac
In abort everything seceiury to make & foil and
f:OMPI.f:TJE ASSIQUTJIEXT!
Wbkb will be fold
A Cheap as can be Douht in tM Elaxfct
Either for - '
Cash or Merchantable jroInc.
3S REMEMBER' THE PLACE.; 1
J. Norcrpss' rilre-Proof Bxici,
main street, albany, oregon.
price around all you wish. .
but Call on norcross before youbut
angl8v2nl ' .
NO MOfiE H(GH PICE
. roa '
GO TO THE STORE OF
4.' E. BENTLEY & CO.,
And Boy your Goods as yon did in 1S60 !
THEY nAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM SAN
- FRANCISCO, r. ,s
TBE LARGEST STOCK OF
CONSISTING Or
; v. "
GENTS FINE SEWED BOOTS,
GENTS FINE PEGGED BOOTS : -
- - : BOYfe ANB4 -CHILDREN'S BOOTS,
. LADIES AND 'MISSES' BOOTS
KID CONGRESS GAITERS; 1 M
AND CHILDREN'S GAITERS.
RUBBER QYER-SHQES, AND
SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ON SHORT NOTICE, AND , s 1
ALU KIND OF REpAIINQ
DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
Also, a lot of Sole and Upper
Leather, for sale at tbe Lowest Figured lb?
CaK - - -
GIVE THEM A CALt AfjO SEE FOR YQUBSEYES !
sep21-vi3n6m8 ' '
AND
M ACHIWE SHOP !
HATING PUKCHASEO THE En
tire interest in" tb AUBANY FOUNDRY
Aifi) MACUiWia euurJL am '
Prepared' to Furniai
WROUGHt )W CAST IROIl IVORX
nrmn Annrintjnn. on short notice. Also, ,
v. ' -, " r " .
BRASS CASTINGS. ,"
4 1 'AU)rdersfor v . " ; :C
Will be filled witix" dispatob, and in a saUifaetoiy
: ....! ;,.:-..,.- manner. '
:' ' HOUSE POWEKO
. v A5D " ' :
Agricultural Iraplement a
Manufactured to order, and particular attention
paid to Repairs.
Allkindsof 1 ....
done to order on ebort Botic
A. F. CHERRY,
Albany, Aagust 18, 1866-ly' 1 !. ' -.';