The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, January 18, 1868, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti . j SATURDAY ....JANUARY IS, 1S6S. The next Presidency and the South The St. Louis Democrat (Radical) seeing the -wreck to which its party is tending in tho Northern - States, is turning its attention toward tho South, in tho hope that the rotten Irorougirfie gro- suffrage states ?hi6K 1 are being' manufactured there, will .saYohe Radi cals from defeat in tho 1 ' Presidential election. It says : - 6 'Tho ten disorganized States aro voting. Louisiana and Alabama hayo elected Re publican ConTC.ntions. , Of the others, five or six will almost certainly do "thb same.' Probably eight States possibly morc will apply for admission at the next session of Congress, With newly organized Govern dent. Congress admits them. If. tho President vetoes, the act will bo passed over his veto. Members of the. House and Senate from those States will take seats. A , wilLbe pnsscd authorizing those States to vote for Presidential elect ors. Once admitted to the Union, thus -organized, no act of repeal can be passed, or if passed by ' a Democratic Ioase.Joc -would be stopped by a Republican Senate. As to those States, therefore, the decision will be final. The reconstruction will be completed. The negro question -will-be settled bv the enfranchisement ot all Icy al citizens. What can Democracy do about it? 13y what process can these States, once in, be got out again t How can the settlement, once made, be un made r Now, tho Democracy intend to carry enough of the Northern States to elect the Presidential ticket clean over the fraudulent and spurious Southern negro vote. The indications are that they will carry the following fetates; , r i . No. of Electors New York ..... 33 7 Connecticut.. 8 3 Delaware-... Pennsylvania Maryland h io Indiana- Illinois.. ..... 24 7 21 13 16 11 Kentucky XLs so tri California . Oregon J.. -3 ... 4 ... 3 Nebraska . Minnesota Neoada 3 167 This is a majority of twenty in the electoral college, coanting in all the bogus votes that ncay be obtained at the bouth .by military violence and usurpation The chances, however, are that we wil xarry other States- not; included In I'thc above estimate, tor tbe people are rcsolv cd to have a change of rAdniioistra in this country EySTesident and a Democratic House of Representatives to sustain him. which will be elected at the same time, it will not take long to undo ome of the atrocious legislation of the 'Hump Congress. The military Vill " cot be used to control elections in the South. They will be either drawn from there, or be only used for the purpose of. preserv ing order. When this military pressure i3 removed, that now bears so hard upon ,the Sonth, they will spon Lave, instead,a representation based upon white suffrage alone. : We beg leave to assure the Demo crat ' that thare will be no nero voting for any length of time in any Southern, Middle or Western State. The people will not permit it. There is not a State, outside of New England, with the excep tion, perhaps, of Kansas or. Iowa, that is not against it. it has only been foisted "noon the people by the acts of a., small minority. The Radicals may'go' on and complete thair rascally sehemes to. per petuate their power, which they call Southern reconstruction ; bnt it will not jstand- It is a miserable and rickety po lltical structure, and will ; Boon topple down by its own weight. The distinc tions, founded upon color and race, made by the Almighty for some great and wise purpose, and which have been recognized j.n all natiots and in all ages, can not y;be brokea down by a tew madmen and party demagogues in a tew years. The ;condi itiou in which the Radicals have pfanged ithcSouth ii an abnormal and unnatural and monstrous one, and must and will, erelong, be changed The election of a Democratic President ttm ( T? o u:-i auu nu.TC vi inunwuwmw, wuicu we are DOana IO nave tJCXt year, would ren- aer nusraiory aii me nice tune arransa- 1 ' i. . u ii . r . rn! meets to obtain pcrtaaDeot political pow- .... 1 1 -rrjr jyw- er, which now aro bo captivating tO lite lmagmatioa Ol our liaaical COtetuporary . .r n -! . i in St T,nnk Tta finna nf - Kllaofnl in 01. A-ouis. its nopes .01 a oitssiai ... , -r, j . , c, A, ii DCgro-polltljal Jjaea la tne fcouttl WUl Troye to be as evanescent a3 the' idea of the milk-mdd in the fable, who lost, the Jpaea lOIty anticipations. : 5 , . .-. i-OUtlcai -.qnauty IS SOCal BluallsyE . -vr.H .x Does political equality of the races neces ear i ly i m ply eocj al eo u aJity f f j V n Questions like the above bother the Rad ical editors of Oregon, exceedingly. They get very mad because the Democracy will persist in " keeping it before the .peopJeJt!' hey know that. it constant 'agitaiioo, lis proving the death of their party, and they They cannot deny the dogma of "manhood 8u2rage," -without incurring the : Dams' of excommunication, and they cannut inreht any arfmmeats in faror of its justness. The case of the tarty m' Oregon, is literally that! ,f Ji Jnn a i? . i ot a man who sees death aDnroachine. but is prohibited f.-oni moving out of ita TravU As a sort of allowable, half-way position, thev deny that they are in favor of social eoualitv. hd dalm tli.ifc nnlitioal ann'.IU..: 'Ait necessarily vroduce 8oolnl 1 Pm.lirv Kr.tr. Ut n n thu cv.fft.P.,U :.:;, I V. .r- , T , . , 1Cfc UB bver this p asteboard bulwark .-which. Radia- ausm has erected about, its horrid idol : let us tear awav this flimsy veil, which it is Aimea to fce ip betore the truth, in order to deceive the TjeoDle. , -.- The right to vote, carries with it the right to be voted for.' If this were" not so, still, according to the Radical theory of right and wrong, it slould be so, for would it not be ' 1 A 1 J A its unj use iq exciua tne s negro trom our Legislature, and from Congress as from the polls 7 Mos ; undoubtedly it would- ifc seems to us. . iaea. Questions like this will arise. Vberun sen la a regular full blooded jiegro; -witn au nis comnlements ot trasrance and ivory, to Triihinzton. as their reDresentativa in Goxjgresa. As such delegate, combmine ia himself ?U the respectability and dignity .01 ms eonsi uients, ana. -oge- negrjo 5 cpuia pn.sllv rohtf .in all the resnfintahilitv-nf . ntr . j - j--ww-r . 1 ..i iL -1 -...1J . t - j a ii.iscrici inai woum return ium,; noiaseSB.18 seat among his. fellow Republicans, in the llalla of the Capital. ;Now in uch ncontln- gency, tno usiogate irom uuerun woular be entitled to demand and rcceivo all privileges and courtesies usually extended to officers uf his grade. . This would include the right to bo present at all tho reeentions e.nd W of the President and Secretaries, and to mingle in the White House drawing rooms. w i til iuw ttKc ui it asningion society. r ur thcr than that, if another mongrel President ihould be elected, a negro, (Fred. Douglas) hta gwd ii chance to fill some high ap pointment abroad as th first man in the nation-Kooould ny officer of the govern ment exclude from his house and from asso ciation upon eq'ual terms with his family one who bore the star of an ambassador t What art tenomaly would it bo to nee an hum bie'eititen disdaining to recogniso as his so cial equal, !& superior officer ; tone whom he had designated to represent the honor and power of his great country ? Such a condi tion of affairs .would be so' absurd, that sevcn the wildest brain must know that it cannot exist.' ' The fact is that the Radicals aro in favor of both social . and ; political equality; Thfr'law, as laid down, is that 'cverY roan is prenumed to intend tho natural and inevit able consequences of its own acts," andras the Radicals propose to. invest the negro with political equality, and social equality t a we have shown, being a necessary consequence, tncreire tncy musi te presumcu' to m in favor of social equality. All their "cries" that Democrats! are the onlv ones who need fear contact with the inferior races, aro " humb'jgs,"tto attract attention, away from tho true isue ; to prevent the people ,frorn ol3servin; the true state of affairs Soientifie investigations and observations show what tho coiwquerices of miscegenation have been. arid to what a deplorable condition nations have arrived that adopted the practice, and we have little doubt but that , the people, knowing these facts, will , properly , rebuko the liadicals in Orccon as thev have done elsewhere It is' fear of the evil eff jets of example and association ujon the enming renerattons, hot lack ot continence in the virtue of the present one, that makes Demo crat inveigh o 'constantly against the ' ele vation tf tho nezr " as the Jwulicals mildly term their mongrel policy. r , "Vice is tn ouster of such frightful tneia As (o be hated, seeds bat to be seen , Hat mn too oft; fiimfliiir with her fac,' We flrft ndare, thea pity, then eubare.' Who caldeuY:but 'that! witnefin2 the election of negroes to ofBce, and their mar naze wita such amuiuuu women as care fur power only, and nothing fur elf-respev. or dignity, would bavo an evil clfcct un the rising generation, and lead eventually to the entire overcoming of that just repuj nance whtea at prretit keens the races asunder? Oregon llfratd.1 . .The President has pardoned Major (5. B.Crittenden, late -of. tho Confederate army, a sou of the late Senator Crittenden Of Ky. . , . . :; ALBANY PIUCXS ClilCCXT. CORRECTED WEEKLY BT J. CRADWOUI.. . . . Aliast. Satarlaj, Jan-nary tS, 1S6S. The follow ins ar5 tb i-riet j.iJ fr l'ruJucc, and the prices at which vtutt article are tllicj itWhw mdrkt : vwt white, pr Labtl, SO cti. - OaZ per busLtl, - 22,Zb ct. - TLuitucj r busLcl. Itv0if2i. On IvuxS'aMti 2 j. Floor per bbl, $3 60 - Batter pr pour. l. 2d ets. E tt dotrn, , 23 cU. Chicken jr.luen, $2 503 BO. Peache dried, cr ponn4, 1620 cU. Pork per pound, S fo,6 cU. Botf on foot, 4Ct,S cU. Mutton, per pound, 12J cent. Soap per ponnd, 5g5 et. Bait Los Aogelo, per pound, 2( eti. - Sjrrup per gallon, 1,00 Tea Young lljion, per pound, $1 00 -Elack, 75?1 00. " Japan, ?1 12J. Sugar nibed, per pound, UQ20 cU. . " Island, 13(ltJ. . - Se UQ,n cU. Coffee per pound, 25(3j2SeU. Xaii ut, pt-r pound, 4(j ctj. Vhite LeajJ pure, per ke& $1 004 50. Linteed Oil boiled, per gtdlon, $1 752 00. Turpentine per gallon, $150 Domestic brown, 18&20 eta. ILickorT strioed, per yard, C(cLZd cU, Bed Ticking per yard, 25(40 ct. Blue Drilling per yard, 26(30 et. ' Flanneta per yard, C2lb eta. . Prints fast colon, per yard, 1BJ i ts. r Eifio Powder, per pound. 753,11 00. Candles te8t,-yr pound, 2033 eta. Rice Cbma,' per pound, J 2 18 eta. Tobacco per pound, $1 00(1 25. : FalarataB rer nonnd. 163 eta. " . Dried Plnm per bound, 12i15e, '': ' Dried Apples per m 1 6ci - . . i 1;; jCurrnU pcftbt 8c. , . Eacon Hams, per lb 15 (a, 16c' " Sidea, per tb, 0c. - - ' ' "' f Sbouldert, per ftl, 68e. ' . :i Lard per ft, 10c. j , t. 'U , : , French Brandy per gal.. J 10 QQQll CO Holland Gin per gal. ,'$5 50 ' ' ' ' 'j Amcrican'C randy per gaL, tS 00' ' - ' Jwnajca Rum per gal., 55 , .., , Tar $1 per gallon. , , X D Y Ell T I S E M ENTS. THE IRiCHEST- MAN -IN 'THE-WORLD I "vrvrntT viiam w T?'rTc'r Ya FROM BARON SOLOMON ROTllscuiLD I - . . , Paris .8th Anril. 1864. 25 Kue Faubv Bt. Honore. ill you be kind enuugh .o Have forwarded to ma rt ... Villi .if.tr .a nr ttmtv rn11n l.tnimnr. . , , , ' vnii win sr.rtn ir rr.i inmfl rima in anotm n r i viu I J ' . ' - iprwam you tne amount mrougn Messrs. ueimont l m tO.,!ftfW lork. '. '' ' ' ' ' I T7..is.i T7 . u -. l. .T .1 l : I 1 ',u .vvukhuu, ub.iuK 1 I vi ua uwuu. iujur mbu, loiuicu .a;n ,j,itni f nm.nra iv...i.i . . r. .., uv Mriee bim to ertablish a depot iri Paris, - 5 i I'S.-nn l : r.-. ...-, :1 . niTbellKIHAJf.'H.YIMENT,: as a relief ever Vi,r id relifif nl a as vi a,4 ui I VI wu V" cure of RHEUMATIC and NEURALGIC AF I linnnnallpil. . 1 1 la a ln mntt friini'ifn tubun in. wordly in tbe care of CHOLERA, CRAMPS and I PAIXs INTHE hTOM ACIi.'DIArRIIOcA. TYS. E3TTKRY. ClIOLEra MORBUS.CHOLEUA1N. FANTUM; etc., etc, and is without exception the MOST WONDERFUL PANACEA tbe world af fords; - KO FAMILY sbonld be without it ' Every TR AVELER by land or sea, should have a bottle. MINERS and FARMERS residing at a distance fromphysieians should keep it cor etantly on band- In cano of accidents nu sudden attacks of stomach complaiats, its value cannot be estimated. In quire for 1 IslAJOfa LANE'S INDIAfi Llfi IitiEfiT ArD TAEC NO OTCCR! PRICE - FIFTY CENTS PER " BOTTLE. D ilii . "For sale at-wbolesale andTetail by . --,r . . --. - 7 IIUJJSOX S5IcCAKTY, 1 Merchant's Exchange, San Francisco, CaL, . Y. General Agents for the Pacific coast. And by, respectable druggists throuzhout the ?'orl4- uoles18igned by John Thos. a.De anaeountersignea by J.T, Lane & Co., Pro- prietors, 163 Broadway, Wew York. SSend for a Circular ' ' dcc28v3n203ni CHAIR. MANUFACTORY! : axd . i J5 mHE SUBSCRIBER WOtTLD RESPECTFUL "A4 -ly inform the publio that he is prepared to doailkinds ol . . " . invaorkman4ikeand expeditious manner. Also, n Keeps on nana, ;ana . jor saie, orxmiNAu WHEELS and the best of - - Raw-hiao;Bottoia or "Eitchen Chair ' Alt of which will be sold cheap for Cash: Or : cuu u w mtIu: naa nPPer or iirst street. V joiin M. metzler."- .Nov,2S,6rv3nl5yi; ' - - ADVERTISEMENTS. MBS. A. B. paxto.-, MISS LTD. S. MILLER. MRS. PAXTOH ii C0,j T FAHIIIONAHLi: JIILLINEItH AND MANTU A-MAKEnSl WOULD BEO LEAVE TO EESKCTFULLY tender thcr torvloea to tho Ladiea of Al bany and vicinty, aaauring them that thoy are pre- paroii to make and trim , BONNETS AND II ATS, in the v st ityle J aUo, , DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING! Any Fuihion r SiyU Dttirtdt For refcren; we will only atat that our Dreiw . ' Bonneta and HaU were awarded the ' ' , ; .. i .. .. ' ? . FIRST PREMIUMS AT THE LATI UUH COUNTY FAIR I 1 We alio receive ooiutant applies of the : L&test and Most Fashionable Ooods 1 t, , generally kept In a . ' ' . XO.DIM' OaifIiniMO KITAtLllBUCIIT I Cutting and Fitting '.Warranted Sttfojactory! Stamping and Braiding done to ordvr, end all oth er work executed with n atof and eare. : ' Octl23niltf T80HAB lIAXrTOX. 1 i. . ncaii Hampton & McBrido, Dealers in Erery Variety of jp xj je: iv x ' i: u is, e ! AND CABINET WAKE! IXcdclinpTy Spring ."TInltrcMscf, HAIR, PUIU. MOSS, WOOL. &C. &C. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, AND Eoxcntcd In FlrMt-C'iaiiis Klylc. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Qnjini fmtTfnder the Drmocrat Offlff, ALBANY, Oil EG OX. May 4, W-7 2n39uugl5 TO THE PUBLIC. THE PAIN KILLER Manufactured by Perry Daria A Son haa won fr iuelf a reputation ueurpaatd in tbe hUtory of medical preparation. It ii a'e well known is tbe trading porta of India and Chine as to cw lork and Cincinnati: and ill eontinaauy inereaa inx demand, where it baa been lonreat known, U one of ita tirongeet recommendation and beat ai- Tertiemenu. It bczan to be favoratlr know a in A I). 1S39, and baa err cinco been gradually growing into public faror, till In tloufan-U oi familiee it baa come to be eonidereJ aa artwrle of ucb nceaity that they are never without a up ply of it to resort to in caae of accident or sudden illneia. It is not unfrequesUy said of it : MWe would as toon think of doing witboot flour la tbe bouse aa without PAIN KILLER." U glees unmeaiaie rtiiei ta caae ci a scald or burn, aa well as In tbe sudden attack of a Diar rhoea Dysentery, or similar affection of tbe bow els ; and, Uring an entirely vegetable preparation, ts as sate as it it reliable. Tbe promptness and certainty with which it aets in relieving all kinds or pain, makes it wortuy its name PAIN KILLER, A name easily understood, and not easily for gotten. In Cholera It baa been emineotly success ful, curing hundreds of the severest cases and never, to our knowledge, having fatted in a single instance when It was used according to directions In the earlier stages of the disease. ' tfo medicine has been more successful m caring Fever and Ague, and other diseases incident to Western and Southern climate. For a Cold, it Is almost a specific. ' Kbeamatio end rteurelgie Af fections give way Ut it when all other remedies have failed. It is eminently a Familt Medicib, and by being kept ready for immediate resort io cases of aecidvnt or sudden attack of disease, bat saved many boors ef suffering, and many a dollar to time ana uoctors bills,- . ... " - We continue to prepare our PAIN KILLER I om me e anu purest maiemis, ani wuu a carelb ln?urc8 the BB0"t Pcrfec.t nifrnity in I we meamne. - . r Th rnt.tSr.n ,,t u.- P!n cm.- ...r,.,i more or less from numerous counterfeits and imi tll..! -. 1. ,1. I ... . j uuubb, iu nave uceu iutu irom uno u ume, i . w . i .. . . i i i . i . . i . i I uiij-v mcu wcucaicullKU W UUCCIVD 1 prouil ng t cure diseases Xor which the I'ain Killer is I intf rideil : wbila thev contain ft-w if nnv r.pinnrlina I. ... . ' . r. .. in c- mmon wun u, ana are generally entirely woriuiess. ABeae oecoma ao numerous that, in I . . .... .L i.: . ? I io.?, iv protect toe puoiic ana ourselves, we weni I to a heavy expense in procuring finely engraved steel plates for our labels : altering, at the same time, ,tbe shape of ;ooi ; bottles from Octagon to flat I in the trlSJSi tin one side of each bottle U a fine W I 1' w ----- - -w v engraved likeness of Perry Davis, tbe Inventor of tbe medicine on tno other side of each is our note of band, as finely engraved, to counterfoil which is held to be forgery by tbe laws - of the United States. To toe name of our mcdieinei " PAIN KILLER Which is our trade in ark, we have the . exclusive right, which we have never failed to sustain in law, in ' any of the numerous actions brought against parties putting up or selling articles under that name, or one so similar as to mislead the public.- -We would caution the public against all imitation ol our preparation, eitber In. name or style , of putting up. Tho Pain Killer is sold wholesale by Druggists and .Medicine dealers in 1 the principal cities, and retailed by Druggists, Apothecaries,, and at variety shops generally tbrouguout tne United estates and Uritisb. Provm ces : also, by druggists and commission merchants at most of tbe foreign ports with which the United States bold commercial relations. The 1'alu Killer. North am ptok, Mar 11, 1867.- Mert. Pern Davit & Son:-Ve&t Sirs I wish to add to your numerous testimonials Last September I was at Work cutting sole leather with a dm and a heavy iron mallet. - 1 made misstrike, and the mallet oauio down with its whole forco upon my thumb, splitting it from the first joint entirely 'open, and laid tbe bone . bare, I supposed I had ruined my thumb forever, but thought of your Paiu Killer, aud went utroirta half a mile and obtained a bottle. I saturated a little ootton batting, first winding a waxed thread around the wound, and applied the Pain 'Killer, saturating the bandage two or throe times a , day In fire minutes the paiu coated, aud in a week it entirely beaied up; and l will say eh at I ntver aeeu anything for, healing qualities . that equalled it, and i would earnestly recommeud it to tbe pub no as a pun kuler and a healer.. 1 Yours truly, - R. T, CtAFLijr.' PERRY DAVIS A SONProprietors, : : i I No. 74 High St., Providence, ILL .March 80, J867v3nll3m. ( , . : f , 1 4wr Wrmw: 'VAA'AAi"le - T , - Y.T'V . l'uuuus ofWOOL, for which IwUl pay the HIGHEST MARKFV PRICE 'par23v2n32C ' N0RCR0SS ADVEUl'ISEMENTS. TAKE NOTICE! J. B ARROWS a CO., (IN TIIElU mE-PROOF BRICK, ALBANY), ':"" "Areaiw reoelvlng their Good' DIRECT Vlion HAN FIMIVCINCO ! And wetavite tho attention of buy en to .-,.. , our Block of . ",; ':,1::;y XXY OOIS! FAMILY GROCERIES! ; u BOOTS AND SHOES! OliOTHINQ r; '- - - fc : I r THRESHERS, V , ; MOWERS, ' REAPERS, i i , GANQ-PLOWS, Ve are Agenta for all kind of . -rictilturai IitiElcnicnt ! mair2n28lf 3. BARROWS 4 CO- MRS. DUHHIWAY, II AVIXO JU8T RETURNED FROM PORT Had, with a J-'reab Invoke of X5oiiiietH,HzitH, IUbbont, nower,r!umcs, Laces, Bugles, Crystals, Dot tons, Dlndings, Notts, Trimmings, aioves,Kose, Velvets, Combs, Cbignons, Collars, Cnffs, Xlandkercblefs, Pat terns, &e , Stci Taket lcarre In infortoinf the publle that tbe will continue the MILLHSTER'Y -AS CI. OA It -51 AUINti UVHISllHH At the Old Stand, formerly owned by Jackson A Co. She will shortly reeeira, Mr. direct rnor.i new yonnj A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Very Oiole MUHnrry Coodjsl Among wlkh ere the crlebratel " IDAHO BONNETS" AND HATS Ajrn Att rc OTHER NOVELTIES Cf THE SEASON! be bas also secured tbe Agraey J Mm Dcmoretri World-te aavwt! ?tttmi, and all of tbe many nscfal and orna. Bust! ankles advertised la br Jtly pop. lar Magasiae. C0J1E LADIES I "all of yo to-Mber and se If I have net tbe Cheapest and Choicest EXiUinery Oeeds! etcb orrcsto roa sals is albant ! DRESS AND CLOA KM AKING 1 . la the Latest Styles! er feet ' FItN IVnrrnuted. DLEACUina AND PRESSIXfG! In tbabest manner at tbe very lowest rates. NEW STAMPING PATTERN! BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS ! fr Don't frrget tbe place. Sontbwcst corner Main and Broad Albin streets, Albany sc2Sv3n7!y Old Albany Ferry. HAVING , PURCHASED THE ABOVE well-known Ferry, I am prepared to eross everybody ana everything, irom a lootman to a Xargc Staunch and Nafev tbe aceess and egress to and from it isjby supe rior roads, ond Mac. an old, experienced Ferry. man is always ready with a smile to hurry patrons over Jordan. I engage against all acci dents at tbe following reduced rates : Two-horse Waeon, 12 Cents Man and Horse, ; 12 Ceuts Footman, , 10 Cents Loose Stock per agreement. My connection with tbe Lower Ferry has been severed. T. JI. DAVIS. Albany, April 26tb, 1807, , 2 ly LOOK HERE1 Patronize Home Industry, and Save Honey ! ' The undersigned, having opened a' TAILOUIIVG ESTABLISHMENT s (0a First street, north side, next door east : , form Washington), in Albany, takes ' this method of Informing the ' " ... publio that be Is --. .! . preparodto -j l : , :, ' MAKE, CUT, AND REPAIR viiu i uiii u - OF ALL KIMD8, ". IN TUB LATEST STYLES I AND AT THE MOST REASONABLE RATES 1 2n44tf - - H. W4 FARMER. I BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, f (OppotiU the Stat Right Democrat OJflce,) FIRST ST.. - - - ! - ' - - ALBANY, Manufacturer of tho best quality of Fine FRENCH CALF ; BOOTS. - f Also, a Superior article of good BOOTS FOR FARMERS' WEAR.. - . . . Repairing and Slendllng . Done on short notice and at very Low Prices Oaf work will be guaranteed to give entire satis I faction. msy25T3n4itf ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SAH FRANCISCO STORE I JULIUS QRADWOIIL, ALE3ANY - - - OREGON. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM T1IS xiitUena of Albany and yioinity that be now ocoupkii the corner brick etore Corner of Pint and Washington Streets. lie lutoada to iell goodi THE LOWEST PRICE ! AT FOB CASH Oli PKODUOEll The publle would do well to examine my Goods belorejurc!ialnc elaewnere. My Btoek eonsisia, in part, aa lollowi t R OO OX)S, CLOTHING, GROCERIES C00T3 AND SHOES, , EI a r d w a re, Crock er y , ' ' ' : .''' AID A GREAT STOCK OF LAI) I8' FURNISHING, EMBROIDEH AND : . FANCY GO0SS. ' ' AL0 r . i - A GOOD STOCK OF THE BEST LIQUORS i:vcr Ilrought totliU Market! Which be tntenda to aell ONLY rOR SZCOXCINAXi PURPOSSS , JULIUS G RAD WOI1 L. Dee. 2266 r2nl91y PACIPIC INSURANCE COMPANY Of San franeitto, California. -o- CASII CAPITAL 64 AAA AAA A A .............. d,WW,VVV wv SURPLUS ,Jan'yl, 67...... 230,0S4 00 CASH ASSETS la Q OLD, $1,230,054 91 All Losses Pail Immediately la United States Gold Coin. v.ui&r? OCEAN, MARINE, INLAND -O- T !IE PACIFIC IN?CRAVCE COMPANY. btvtnr erraazvd Ub Mrsr. BIQKLOW A liUGTHKR 1-r tbe tnuisfrr of alt th binu of the Fir IQrn70 Coapanks laHJy rf-nesled by tbrn, u now pri-ir'l tu ow er t ail forties frMt )y iurd 1 y said votaftaaks, suaUy SrrtikS wl prntA pAytuDt of lusss, in Cbtud Mr. 11. H. IJIGELOW will he tbe cnr: zeU fvr Ibis Compaoy from tbts date. , . Dlreef of Pacific Itumraiicc Co. as r ascmcq Ja. DFrtHery,Llyd Tevis. IxiuU 31 e La a. Was. bertnn. Olivtr Etdrid,;, W'm. Alvtd Jks O. Kari. A. B. rorl-ea. Alex Wm. Alfml l'rU J. (1. Ketlts. Ab'ia SeUgtaas-, U. T. Lawvn. M. Cbecman, An..D(5. SiH., K. 1 tioldstelo, G.IL Howard. JobaU. Ursy, Mcw Ellia, G. W. Beaver, : I A. Ilayward, r. U Weaves, 5. Fteinbar David Ftern, 5J. K"wbum. Jonathan Flanl, atca AttrxTo. V. T. Coltwan, Eljrar Mills, K. W. Leonard, W. VT. Mow, T. L. BarkiK, C. T. Wheeler. (T. L. Meyet, mautsvillk. 8. M. Wilson. J. If. Jcwett. John B. Xewloa, roRTLASD. ID.W.C, Rke, C. Meyer, D.J. Oliver. Alphcns Bull, W. C. BalMon, i L. Fachs. Fred. Billings, I A. I Tabbs. H. M. NewbaH, EdwaH Martin, W. 8. Ladd, Adare Grant, I). O. Mills, Jacob Kaiatn. J. I. Fry, II. IfanRiaaa, stock.. II. II. Bigelow, L. B. Bcnebly, T. B. Anthony. Wm. Hooper, Mous Heller. viROtyiA, jtv Chas Mayne, Wo. Scbolk, Wou SLarea. OFFICERS: J. HUNT, President. . A. J. It AIATOX, Secretary. C. A. LATON, Marine- Secretary. II. II. UIUELO Wt Qea'l ASeat LAD D &,T LTO N $ PORTLAND, GENERAL AGENTS FOR Oresonand Yl'tuihlnirf on Territory LOCAL AGENTS? S. R. HAMMER Salem F.A. C II EN OWETH ....... ..Corvallis J. B. UNDERWOOD,. Eugene 8. F. CHADWICK ..Roscburg JOHNSON A Jlc-COWN ..Oregon City CUMMINS A GRANT .......... .........a... lnllvf rk.11.. J. H. BLEW ITT .Walla Walla A. WHEELER Brownsville JAMES RILEY Harrisbnrg JOHN CONN Kit.. Albany Nov. 2, 1807 v3nIZyl . ID. MAKSriBLP. R. C. HILL. n. CA5SriELD. P. MANSFIELD & CO., DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, , ALBANY, OREGON. IN FOSTER'S QNE'STORY BRICK. OPPOSITE THE 2 ;!: POST OFFICE. nnnE above firm takes pleasure in I I ' .aU.I.. IL.I. UoJ. ..,1 tli. nnklU . ally, that they aro CONTINUALLY RECEIVING . DRY GOODS, GROCERIES HARDWARErM.; . . f ' Which,, we will Exchange FOR CASH OH PRODUCE -AT ; THB VERY LOWEST PRICES We respectfully ask the publio to Call and Examine our Stock and Friees Before purchasing elsewhere j and we assure a! mat wo wm giTB ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO PROMPT CUSTOMERS Albany, Feb. 18'6r--T2n3nf A D V E R T I S E M EN TS. JOHN CONNER) DJCALER I GKNEII AL IIERCIIAIVDISC, ALBANY OBKOON. C0MSI8T150 OF DBY ooib, BOOTS AND SHOES, I CLOTHING, &C, &c. HARDWARE ! ' - A well selected assortment of tbe tnont complete ' ' keptla Albany..- IflOflr AND STECIi, '' of nearly all kinds suitable for tbe trade.' ' 1MO -'-; . KOPEj , ' -CHAINS,': , MILL RAWS, NEW STYLES. CROSS-CUT S A WB, WAOON-SEAT SPRINGS, CARRIAGE SPRINGS, TIlIMltLE-UOXING, . WASHERS, BOLTS, NUTTS : AC. Nearly all tbe stock is pnrebased in SAN FRAN. CISCO, and will bo sold at tb lowest market rates for ready iay, or aaercbantable produce taken in exchange. ; .'.;.. Acent for Welln Fargo & Co. Afftntfortfce Pacific Inarance Co. Oct. 2, '67-v2nllyl JOHN CONNER. BJEEK! BEER!! o ALBANY BREVERY. CIIA.N. KIi:ri:n, rroprl.tor. T'L' HB HUMCRIBER HAS JUST ERECTED new and firtte!ass IB -R IE "W E jR, Oa Croad Albla letweea Fittt Strct and tb River, And Is rrtparJ Ut fvrulii WHOLESALE AtiD RETAIL DEALEBS PRIVATE FAMILI E S , O.V KCIORT xotick: Ml firdtn Delirtrttl krrem Desired J He WarranU b'u BEER EiADE OF THE BIST aATERIALS, XM PERFECTLY HEALTHY! Ue U c&Iidnt be can give entire salisfactisa to Deew 29, 65, v2n2Ctf W. MACK, CaLRR I!t STOVES' SHEET-IRON. COPPEI TTAS OX HAXD AXD XCT B.EADT TGB. XX "J0 fall and complete stock of first-class CQQK1NG, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, Which be U offering at prices that tarsi msre ateady sale. 1 Also a generai assomaent or Brass and Enameled Kettles, French Sauce-Pan and Ladle , CfaMiIron Ten Kettles anJ Owen Iron and Lead Pipe, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS! Sheet-Iron, Copper, &c.9 &e. Blannfaetnrer of all Siads of Tin, Sheet- Iron and Copper Ware! REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. IV. II. All persons who are in need of articles In my line will find it to their advantage to giro me a call, us I am determined to sell goods at prices that will preclude the neeessity of going further than Albany to buy cheap. Marketable Produce Taken in Ezchaae - For any and all articles in the Store.' ' Will always keen on band a complete assortment of all goods in my lino, while customers will at all times reeelve prompt attention. M. W. XaAw&. Albaxgr, March 23, '67 TZnSZly "SECURE THE SHADOW I THOMPSON & PAXTON, PHOTOGRAPH ARTISTS, rirtt Street, , - . - , . Albany. rROM LOCCET TO LIFE SIZE! In All SyJa! AT THE MOST JlEASOXJtBLE RATES 1 1 WE have tbe largest sVy-light and best ax ranged rooms this side of San Francisco. JE-Children'a Likenesses taken with care. Pictures bopied, and warranted equal to the origi nals. . n - ffiIi&dies and contlemen visiting town, are very respectfully solicited to call at eur gallery! and examino bur specimens. v3n51y advertisements: 2 PRICES GREATLY REDUCED I .14 GJEJNERAIs MERCHAXfDISB i I norcross a COVAW, .. t ; .nATnti 'iuartmtvi f 1 j I It Y G 03 I I - - i - ,i fi,-,-;,".-! ; ;-:ij"J .riv. " BOOTS AND SHOES Crockery, Glassware -. . I , HARDWARE, GIIOCERISS, 6C.y:fi& . , CotuUtlar; is part cf PRESS GOODS,; ; -HS MUSLINS, TICKINGS, o " . ' DENIMS, FLANNELS,' 1 -GINGHAMS, - - , CASSIMKRES, .'2 HOSIERY, HATS AND -.ii CAPS, NO- . . , . TIONS, GLASS, PAINTS, l f r . OILS AND PUTTY WOOD AND , WILLOW WARE, . WINDOW. ? saiKe r, J : , Ac. , WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY, , ' ' - ---! " Call the Attention - of Euyera ' TO MT STOCKfOym: H -A. K D W AlB El IRON AND STEEL, Sill Sawi, Seat Spriagi, Eopf, Cfc&iu, MECHANICS' AND BLACKS MITHS TOOLS ; 0? ALL KINDS, tlORSE-SHQI&NAII BOLTS, NUT3 ANP WASHER THIMBLES EOSINO ' "i Ac, 4c ... ; : la ftbosl vryttijj ajeceasary t make fait sb(3 COJlPLCTn ASSORTMENTS - - Wbisb will be soM - , - - - - ... A CbP be Bought ia tiicX2ark. Eltbsr far Slereh&n table Ca.wt or Prediacew Lr REMEMRER THE. PLACE? j" x J. rTorcross Pixe-Proof BrfcV. MAIN STREET, ALBAXY, OREGON- PflfCE AROrSD ALL TOC TTrSTT. BUT CALL OX X OUCROSSBKIORE Y&U BVT augiari'ni- , . f I NO MORE HIGH .PRICES ron J Tu 33 -A. 1ST 1-. .. CO TO T1IE STORE OF T J. E. BENTLEY KM Bay your Goods ai yon did in iSSO ! ' TEET HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM SAK FRAXCISCO,r , w - - -. - s . ,5. - i n TBE LAB6KST STOCK OF . Boots ; and ,lioes C0XSIST15S or GEXTS' FIXE SEWED BOOTS, GEMS' FIXE PEGGED BOOTS, ? -"'? BOYb AXD CHILDREN'S BOOTS, LADIES AXD MISSES' BOOTS. KID CONGRESS GAITERS. AXD CHILDREN'S GAITERS.. RUBBER OVER-SHOES, AND . SHOES OFALIiDESCRIPTIONS aEXTLi:3IHX8 BOOTS OX SHORT NOTICE, AND " " ALL KIND OF REPAIRtNei DOXE WITH NEATXESS AND DIPATCirV Also. a ..: let of Sole and IThn Leatlier9 for sale at the Lowest Figure Xo Cash. . ,..:.. j GIVE THEM A CALL AN'D SEE FQH T OURSELYES 4 I I sop21-T3n6ia8 . ' . ALBANY FERRY ! AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANT- CTTr tens of Linn and Benton counties. I barei fitted np. the .... .. , ' : - LOWER; ;:FERIIY,: t$ I (it being tho Stage Route), in such , manner as ; to- secure to the public better facilities, at all seasons, of tbe year, than can be bad elsewhere. - Mt Boat is what is Known aa a CURRENT BOAT, - . and is the best, on the RiTer without any excep tion. Living quite near my Boat Laudintr. la Ben toe county, I em enabled at aJbLfcourj t; ac commodate tbe publio. My boat is secured by a good wire rope, and is otherwise constructed with the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and uuraomij. wuutouuu wiw vpperxerry heretofore existing, haa recently been, severed. :t; Rates of ferriage are the same as the Upper Forry. A. PEARCE, rauglS'eSally- r; 0.r . :! Proprietog, w- PUMPS ! PUMPS! The Cest and Cheapest Now in Uso ! riTinE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFUL- Jl ly inform the citisens of Albany and surround. I ing oountry that b is now manufacturing a verr - superior WOODEN PI73IPt the best n4 j cheapest now ia uie. All kinds of Puxnpi repaid lea at snort notice. Also pipe laid. .. . 1 baop first uoor north of stase office. - : 1 D. MA.SSIL Albany, Decemler 14, lS57T3nl8m3 . ( K 1 v r r