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About The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1869)
i7 ft (WW .AUGUST 7, 1869. .To S AUTOS, IttTKK. Messrs. Jesse Patrisb, J. C Mi.ndcnhall and the junior of the Democrat aeconitanicd by their families, rccentlj made a ten days' trip to the coast, eit Fort Yamhill and Salmon river. Found the toll, road in excellent j, travelitg condition, and located through aorao of . the m t beautiful and varied scenery in the wortd. " Massing through the the thriving village of Inle peadcece and the beautiful and romantically sit uated town of Dallas scat of government for the rich ind fertile county of Polk wo arrived at Grand Roude Valley, in which is situated tho In dian Agency under the supervision of Capt. Lafol lctC This is a prolific basin of several thouiand acres ,n extent, and is at present glittcrlug with golden grain ripe for harvest, cultivated and own- d by these dusky jrottget of '"Uncle Sam." The ioV appear to bo peaceable and industrious, but are hardly Chest or fieldian in manners, and dis "Vlay unmistakable signs of the "untutored mind" la the erection and adornment of their edifices havinc their dwellings and stable jammed togeth er, and the horse and dog mingling lovingly with t . he pappoose around the savory pot of catnaa aonp and dt Iectable dish of cricket pie. Their farms 'were devoid of cows, sheep or bogs, but tho plains "were dotted with cayuso horses of almost every xoneelvable jthado and color theso being the standard of wealth among the Indians. The Reservation is 20 miles from Dallas, and just within the border of Yamhill county. Froia the Agency to the Toil-Gate is 15 miles, "through a country mostly noted for Its magnifi- eent hills of verdant fern, impenetrable foresta of tall tree?, and innumerable aountala streams tearing along the gergss and thundering over the .Ticks, In th larger f these brooks the angler inay find trout in abwsdance and revel In the fasei tuiting sport of "yanking" them from their foam tog beds. (Mendcuball is a gorgeous yankist.) . . At fte ToTl-Gato the read strikes Salmon, river &n.l folUvs down that stream crossing it six times oi the way until within a few miles of the beach. Save ouo ford of the &almoa, this is per haps the finest mountain road in Oregon, or in the World. It is probable that the defects in the crossing meiitkmcd will bo repaired in a short titae, when excursionists can rely upon having an iXcelleist road the entire way. Arrhingwithmlhree mlka bf the beach, we left Salmon fiver and journeyed over a broad pra irie ef uedalatlng hills covered with tall fern and an nnd-Tgrowth of tender grass, until we arrived at the ceean side. (This ocean is r opposed to be the largest body of salt or fresh water on tho Ia- i triSe coast, and consequently is named after said ( coast. It is thought to nave us source u.i- . . T..A land-on-WalUmct and its termicui in Pugetj Sound, and is owned by B. Holladay A Co. Geo. F. Traia discovered it ia 1SC9, but didn't tako it with bin to his palace at Xcwpoit by tLc sounding ca.. I is still over there on the eoa?t, salted iown, i its J which salting operation it is called the bioy dt?ep." Perionj who get in it over their .Leads are regarded as "in a pkkle." As Byron ? and seicral other individual have previously pub tji'.sd Inscription of it in full, wo will say oolb- ? further at this tiae than to remark that it is rab!gthing'j I Here, where wc first struck the b?a.h, we found ajt qnltj bleak and windr daring raot of the day, tad, af er remaining over Sabbath, AraS like we .folded or trct and silently stolo away" town tie beach a distance f aUuct four milas, to he mouth of Si!etx river, wherw we found a i-er-t littio E len of a eam;:cg place. Here, nestled wn among the perpendicular biils and inaeces- f,able cliffs of the mountains, is a bvtly valley of tome two hundred acres, teeming with a rich growth of luxuriant grass and occasionally inter spersed with small groves of firs, pinen and hem locks, affording ample protection from the stormy winds which frequently swept along the unprotect ed ahoro of OM Ocean, and adding an iuiiccriba ble charm to this little haven of repose. Here we could turn the hor?es loose without any fear of being deprived of their valuaMe. rviec., as the towering cliffs on the sid.' and rear and tho tur bulent roaring and lashing of lb j ub in front presented ioaariiiouBtaUle barriers to lir escape, and the grass femifhed ampb; fi f'r tiir-ab' istence.' fHe ta tfte iBoa-l- of th- is a large bay, a whuh ail kinds, U tilt wat-r fish :boand isi inexhaustable quantities, and where dieip!o of Isaac Walton, by the aid of a stal- ' wart Imliao and bis romantic dug-oct canoe, can aatisfj tls piscatorial desires to their fullest ex tent. Here oar party speut four or five days very pleasantly, and the only thought that marred the pleasure of the hours was that of so soon being compelled to exchange them for the toils and cares ftmr several occupations. The writer would suggest to all those who are compelled to follow sedentary employments, or sire suffering from indigestion and "night-mare to roll a.) their tents and skedaddle f r the sea coast, and for a week subsist on smelt, flounders, crabs, rock-oysters, muscles, seals, whales, sea- lions and all the other aqnatie animals, and if they -don't come back happy they can atop their paper, br raying arrearages. """Os s Betcbseb. Col. X- S. Morgan this week re. tarteJ fr?ti Ocboco,to transact eomc business and jars a fer days among his namcrarw friends. He tUies tha the season has been very dry in Ocboco T alley, U 1 thai the grass is not so rank and tuxa tiaat m it was laAt year. Thera aro now about 49 families in the valley; neat, subsiaatial hewod-log bosses ar being erected, and the eouBiry is fat asiamiag an aspect ot civilization. Shortly bcfi re to left, man started for White Pine with 1,300 bead of fat cattle, for which he expected to realize bajjdsoao cum. The health is good no doctors need appTy. Jason Wheeler, Esq.. is now engaged, erith a safHeicni corps of hands, in opening the aragon road from Ochoco to Camp Harney a dis tance of one hundred miles and expects to have it completed in about forty days, when there will bo a good wagon road direct from this city to Jlirney Lake and Malheur River. The people of Oahjwa will be highly elated when Postal Agcat Underwood establishes Lis proposed mail route to that locality. " T y. Goisg AWAT-We reirret to learn that Mr. B. Cbeadle, one of our most estimable citizens and cnterpris n merchants, has annoupced bis pur- cose to ri.xnovB frofii our midst and establish him self in business in San Francisco, where be imag ines that a wider field fir enterprise opens before i'ua. Mr. C. has been long in business ip Albany, and the trading publio will regret his decision to remove from amopg us. He has not disposed of bis businoes in this city, but will leave it in charge f Mr. L. Cheadle, hi brother, Read bis notice among ths nev advertisenants. Going East. Rev. S. G. Irvine, pastor of the JT. P. Cburcbof this city, starts East next week, pay a short visit to his friends in the Atlantic States. We ara informed that the Board of Direc tors of Albany College have seeurcd bis services as Principal of that institution, and he will pea thi College' immediatclj on - hia ratnrn probably about the first of October. , Axothib Oppositiojt On last Thursday Mr. '. fl. S.'Marlcham dispatched Henry Merrill's wood boat for Stfem, laden -with 500 bushels of oats. Eha will c wry any freight in returning that may be ordered for A'bany, at the P. T. Co.'a prices. If aha ean "make the rifle" this trip Capt. Mark bara will keep her in the trade until tha rirer r;;t? and t tljer boats can run. Commissiosrrs Cocrt. Among th business of tho Court transacted during he present week aro the following transactions s B. VT. Cundiff was appointed to tuporlntendend the letting or coutract, &c, for painting the Court House. In the matter of change of County Road from Albany to CorvalUs, on application of John C. Bunts ct. al., remonstrance filed and ererrulod. Petition for damages or ?o0 filed by Andrew Hyatt. Martin Luper, D. M.Cook and F. H. Hon drlxon appointed reviewers to assess damages. In matter or County Road, on application or J. R. South et. al., road established and ordered opened. In tho matter or Linn County vi. Hnrvcy Smith (Uto Sheriff), defaulter In the sum cr $ 020, order ed that Harvey Smith nnd bondsmen be notified to pay the delinquency before the next term of Commissioners Court, or suit would be begun. Woat ax Linus Said or Plastatio Birntaa, -A little before the commencement ef the Buffalo season on the plains this year, two Kiowa chiefs eame to Fort Hays, Mo., to obtain powder and ball. As they belonged to tho " peace party " of the tribe their wish was complied with. One of them then expressed a desire for " two, three, five bottles berry good medicine," but could not re member the namo of the article he wanted. It was finally recollected that the winter previously a couple of bottles of Drake's Plantation Bitters bad been given to one of the chiefs by an offloer lu the Fort, and it appeared that tho red-skin was eager for more. On asking him what he thought of the cordial ho promptly replied that it was ' berry bad stuff for Injun to take when no meat in wigwam it mado him so hungry but berry good when buffalo plenty, 'causa it giro him big appetite, and he eat, eat, eat, till he get fat an' strong." Probably a finer compliment was never paid to the famous vegetable tonic and restora tive than this bit ofbad English from an uosoph istieatcd Indian. It not only cures indigestion, but imparts, so to speak, a ela moron i appetite. Platko Oct. Why will newly married partbs eontinue to send notices of tlae happy event to the printer unaccompanied by a liberal supply of cash or its equivalent? Even a bushel of potatoes or a sack of onions would be more acceptable than nothing at all. We would suppose that If thcro is any time a man could gleefully aud joyously plank down the "shads" to tho printers for his labor and pains, it would be just after he had been linked iu the cocnubial chains with the fair and loving compauion who had promised to "lref honor and obey ' bis lrdhip, and wend his torn trowcrs crd sew on bis shirt buttons ! We bare no objection to publishing marriage notices in point of fact we are glad to 1 able to chronicle such happy cvvnts-but as it is generally of more Uauieliatc interest to the married f.ariice then. svlva. WJ guppo?c they will certain! fttl like paying for the luxery. J.JFe Ixscraxce. J. C. Mendcnball, agent fur the National Life Insurance Company, furnishes ns with some figure shoving the buioe of that corporation during the short time it has been or ganized. The chartir, of this Company was ap proved on the 23th day of last July. It capital stock of $1,000,000 was fully paid on the 1st day of September ftdluwing. l"p to May 17th lat. a period of nine mouths incc it organization, 5,1 Jtf policies had been Usucl, cvcrng an Insurance of $14,i7,COO, the annual premium on which amounts to $292,123.51. This amount of Insur ance is nearly doublo that ever Usned by any oth er Company ia the wcrld, during the entire fiM year of its existence ; and exceeds by nearly $5,06O,CCO the amount innured by any Company pri-,r to 1?63. during any full-year of itsexUtence. State TEACHEna Asaociatjoji. The exercisr of the late e.-ion were iuteretting aud instruc tive. The address of Judge Thornton on "Ancient Literature and Modern S.-knee consi Jcred as mean of McnUl Culture," and the l-cturcof Dr.Uouudi on Mingling Religion with cicntifie Instruc tion," were masterly and conclusive. The officers for the ensuing year are: Judge J, Quten Thornton, President; T. M. Gatch. C. II. Mjttooo, E. P. IIrn!.rson, Vica Prcti-Knt ; V. Smith, Secretary; C. II. Mattoon, Treaurtr. Executive Committee, O. S. Frainbes, T. II. Craw for !, Cisrk Smith. Xext meeting to be held at Portlan J during thellulidavs. C. SMITH, Sce'y. Oct ren IIcai.tu. Our vrthy Postmanter, E. A. Freeland, yesterday "put on a sub" and left towu with bis family fwr a few weeks' of recreation among tho mountains. Mr. F. was appointed Postmaster of the Albany ;flce by Lincoln in 1801, and during the eight long and eventful years that havo expired since that time ho has never been absent from his post excepting on urgent business for a day or two at different times, and be informs as that tho precarious state of his health demands this trip. We hope he won't find one of Grant's relatives in charge of the office when he returns. Tub Mammoth Ox. Messrs. Morris A Avery are now in town exhibiting the Mammoth Ox, Mount Hood. This remarkably large animal is 17 hands and 3 inches high, and measures 9 feet around the girth. He comes within a "scratch" of being a Linn county calf, as bis mother was driv en from this county in 1861, and be was calved in Umatilla county in 18C2. lie is entirely white, and is perfect in every limb and feature. He is de-e-idedly the largest specimen of tie bovj epecies that the writer has ever seen, and reflects great credit upon tho stock productions of Oregon. How it IlArPKXKD. A gentleman in this vi cinity rcecircd a couple of buggies last week from the East for which he was taxed for freight the sum of $228 coin. This was the result of not knowing that there was a line of vessels running between Portland and New York. A newspaper costing $3 per annum would havo saved bizn $15 in this single itc,m t a . . XjI DIMJIBQIT Of THE 5EAS05. 11)0 tOO reached Albany yesterday with 16 tons of freight. Capt Miller is of the opinion that this is the last boat of tho season. He says he found the Albany horse boat, which left here yesterday with 23 tons for Salem, fast on the bottom about ten miles be lowTiero. Capt. Miller pulled her off and left her foo OB her way rejoicing. Musical. Sbakcspere says "be who has no music in his soul, and is not moved by concord of sweet sound, is fit only for treasons, stratagems and spoils." A proper appreciation of Peters Musical Monthly for August, will deliver any one from comipg under the head of the Bard of Avon's description of a traitor, strategist and spoiler. A Fact. (We don't head this article thus, be cause there is anything unusual about it, but sim ply to give it an appropriate heading.) Within tho past two weeks, Mr. Q. W. Hail has placed membors of the Democrat family under obligations for liberal supplies of vegetables, fruits, etc., for which we trust wo are suitably gratefuL Rebicixej. At the mectiwg of Albany Fire Cc, last Thursday night, Joseph Webber resigned the Foremanehip of the Company. This is generally regretted by the membera of (he organization, as Mr. W. has shorn himself to be an efficient and capable officer and a No. 1 fireman. His successor is not yet elected. No More Foolishkess ! Read tho notice un der this caption among the new ad's in to-day's paper. Mr. Gradwohl means business. Ibojt and Steel. Read tho advertisement of S. L. Fallows A Co., Portland, Importers and Dealers ia Bar Iron, Steel, Tin Plate, Etc. 21 The Oregon City Knierprhe lias changed hands, Mr. D. M. McKinney, a prominent gtntlcman in Clackamas County and having newspaper exporience, is to bo tho new ed iter and will malto tho paper strictly Demo cratic. Success to tho EtUtrjtrise. Rklioiovs. Wo are rcqnostod t announeo that Rev. J. 8. Baekus, Soorctnryof tha Baptist Homo Missionary Society, and Rev. Dr. Chandler will conduct religious services, in conjunction with Dr. R. C. Hill, at tho Court House on to-morrow (Sab bath) at 11 o'clock a. . PosTroxro. In the matter of tha State vs. Wm, Rutlodge, being a foreclosure of mortgage for si.tno $3,000 due tho school fund, sale- was postponed, by tha Sheriff, from the 3rd to tha 9th, for want or bidders. Dasokrouslt Ht nT. Alvlu Brock, who Uvea near Peoria, was found on tho 6th lost, lying on tha ground near that place, with the spinal eol oran broken supposed to have been thrown from a bursa soma 10 hours previous. Ills reoovery la doubtful. FrriRtoR Flocr. Messrs. Beach A Monteltb have given ns an opportunity to test tha excel, lenca of the flour made at their new Steam Mills. It is Incomparable. Pictures. If you want a No. 1 picture of the most improved style of the art, from locket to life she, call at Stryker'a Gallery, at Corvallls. Satisfaction guaranteed. . jun34m3. Kie'KED. A ion ol Henry Johnson, of Benton eounty, waa severely kicked by a horse an last Wednesday. ' ... . i Nkw WntAT. The total receipts or new wheat since our last inuehave been 15,142 bushels. Calm. Bro. Carter or the Gatte, and Tony Xoltncr of the lit raid, called this week. Tile Ect.tpsr. The eclipse occurs shortly after I o'clock this afternoon. Not a Stato of tho 37 has expended so niuchtnoucy, probably, as Oregon ia build ing hou.ca, and yet owu o few. BORN: SHIELDS-In this city, en the 4th inst.. to the wife of Capt. Jas. i-'hivlJs, County Treasurer, a son. MARRIED: TAYLOH KINO Oo the th olU. at the resiuMieo of Mr. Harrold. in Scio, by Rev. J. rrauder. Wm. S.Taylor and Elvira Annetta King, all of Lion wunty. DIED : CONN Kit Iu Ibis city. Augu.t 6, 1S69. Hen r'etta KUun. tlaahl r of John and Klisabelb Conner, ajed 4 years, to months and 10 days. Funeral scrttcvi will be beld at the residence of herparvul on to-morrow (Fabbath) at 2 p. in. BIUKTKXIttTHKIt At ber .tsidence la Sclo. on the 2vta uli., Louisa, wife of Louis Bricten bucber, aged year. fU'KCIAL NOTICES. JJJAIN KILLLR (Tiara Soae Tokoat. V Favorite Medicine with. all el. Is Davis' Palo Killer. IF you bat Paiutcr's tVlie. I'm the Pain Killer. NpO Molirine is so popular As the Pain Killer. f T EKP the Pain Killer always n hand. I r you have a Cuugh or Culd, I I k the IMn Kil!cr. FOOK out and not be caught without a J Bottle of Pain Killer in the boose. IET everybody use the pain Killer J For Sprain and Era '.set. 13 VERY aaflor should carry a bottle of V Pain Killer with blm. I I EM EM BER, the Vma Killer U for Both luternat and External oe. SOLD by all DRUGGISTS. niehIv4a0yl--b my, n!7w4 ALLCOCS FOXIOTJS IT-ASTER. Rheumatism, Lumbago, Cold Feet, Pain of the Chest, of the Side, Bruises and Accidents especi ally of the Spine, also chronic weakness or affec tion thereof, Soro Throat, Varicose Veins, and even in auctions of the , Heart, this celebrated plaster baa been found to afford immediate and pcrmarenl relief. Dr. J. W. Johnson, of Hartford, writes t "At this moment of writing, a man applies for one, who, by entanglement in the shaft of machinery, had both bis legs broken, spine severely Injured, and was for nearly a year entirely helpless. This wan found relief very soon by the application of the Porous Plasters. He was soon enabled to work, and now be labors as well as ever." Letter from Sr. roller, ef PeeluMU. Thmv Alleock, Co. (Jentlcmen t Sioea my severe accident I have used as an application to the bruised parts your admirable Plaster. It baa bad an excellent effect, soothing while drawing out the soreness, and sustaining and strengthening the part upon which it is applied. E. D. FULLER. Peckskil!, Oct. 5, IMS. Sold by all Druggists. Dr. Brandreth'a office, Brandretb House, Jiew York. n48wl NEW -ADVERTISEMENTS. " TAKENWlCE! ALL PERSONS OWING R. CHEADLE j. are hereby notified that I must bava my outstanding accounts' settled up by the first of October next, as I shall move to San Francisco to establish myself in business there. L. Cbeadie will be left in charge of the business in Albany. My intention in going to San Francisoo is to deal in produce generally offered in this and other markets. I will take WHEAT AND OATS at the highest market price going on account. Cash Paid for Wheat on Delivery, I have a good WAREHOUSE on the river to store Wheat in. Come along with your 0 rain. R. CHEADLE. Aug. b, 1869 v4n51tf. S. L. FALLOWS & CO., Importers and Dealers in BAR IRON, STEEL, TIS PB-iTE, Etc., YAMHILL STREET BET, FRONT AND FIRST, Portland, Oregon, oug7v4n51tf2pni WHEAT AND OATS WANTED I THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY TUB highest e:isb price for whpat and oats deliv ered at their Warehouse in Albany, Also wheat and oats v Stored and Shipped at the Lowest Rates I Goods of all kinds received and chipped from the Wharf, MARlvlIAM & SON f 3p52l 1 minim., ALII ANY VlllVVJi CVMIKXT. CORRECTED WEEKLY Br J. ORADWOIIL. ALBAxr, August 7, 1860. The following aro the prices paid for Produce, and tha prices at which other articles are selling In this market t Wheat white, per bushel, 65 ctl. Oats per bushel, 0((i(3.j ets. Potatoes per btis'nel,40r't 60 Onions per bushel, $1 25. Flour per bbl, $1 60Q)4 00 Butter per pound, 2& eta. Eggs per dofen, 25 ets. Chickens per doscn, $2 bO(TcH 00. Peaches driad, per pound, 16$20 eta. prk per pound, 6(5 J ets. Beef on foot, 4JCio ts. Mutton, per pound, 10 cents. onp per pound, 5(54 ets. Salt Los Angolos, per pound, 21 ets. Heavy Golden Svrup per keg, $5 25. Extia Heavy Golden Syrup per keg, $0 00. Tea Young Hyxon, per pound, $1 00 " Black, 7i('6tl 00. " Japan, $1 25. Sugar crushed, per pound, 18($20 ets. Island, 12(14. Sea, It ets. Coffee per pound, 21(25 ets. Nails cut, per pound, ll($7i ets. Whllo Load t.uro, per keg, $4 00(4 25. Linseed Oil boiled, per gallon, $f C2i(jl IS. Turpentine-por gallon, l 25(41 J Domestic brown, IflJ ets. Hickorv strlcod, per yard, 10(25 ets. Bod Ticking per yard. 25f'50 e ts. Blue Drilling per yard, 20(25 ct. Flannels per yard, 5U(i,C2i els. Prints fat colors, per yard, 124; c. lllfls Powder, per pound, 75('V..$( 00. Candles best, per pound, 2lf$33 ets. Rice China, per pound, 1 2 On 1(1 ets. Tobacco pe-r pound, $1 00($l 25. Halwrntiis per pound, lft ets. , Dried Plums per bound. 12)(15c, Dried Apples per lb. 6($7c. " Currants per lb. Bacon Hams, j?r lt, l2K''12c. Hides, per Its. Ic. Shoulders, per lb, Ce. Lard per lb. In runs, He. In kegs 121 French Brandy per gal., 10 0Cj,l2 CO Holland Gin per gal., $.' 50 American Brandy per gal., &i 00 Jamaica Rum per gal., f fi 00 Tar $1 25 per gallon. Beans--per U., fif.r,8c. Devncn' Kerosene $c$ pn j,or Cooking Stovej !Io. 7. t2Q 00 i No. 8. 00; rciiTisAxo maki&i:t pi:iu:s. rnon Kvattnijto a arnre. Hour U 00fv3 00. M'heat 75 ets per huihel. tats 40(e45c cr bunhtl. Eggs 26(.fc2a -cr dos. Putter In Brine, 27a0 kt Pi. Dried Apple Dull, at ?7Je per lb. Lard lu tio e-us, 15nCc; in kcg, lie. Bseon Sidc, 11 a 1 2? er lb. Haras I2al lie per t. A 1) V E It T I S E M E N T S . mr.vrsoxvi xkw map of the united f f St4irs and Terriiorit . Meho and W'vt Indies! h'howing all fh late Improvements the Rsilruads aero the plains, the route of the pr-p.f..-d (ds, a well as a tut muotn.l ,f tsliti eal information. Upon the other side is a itnj of tho W irld. at. ariiarate ihbi ot twelve of the principal riiies of t!-e Uind iairs. It is iu siee jxt iwi. Having oni4iiiKi tn a;en"y li tnl this 5Ij iu sevcrad ewunti-s in Orfgn, I propose lu OOldlurhM ihm hllr.ilw.t in llii - ntv t.f I. sum and feel assured that evry twan who wants a sim itar map will do well to take thtf Drt opportunity of seeing it. H, BERNARD, Agent. 4nlr4. Albany, July 21, 1HC9. lMKMi:ilS IUMD! fE WILL STOIU: AND SHIP WHEAT or at and srU and charge but 2 els sturajre. Also rcdrc up frelshl ou our Wharf fttt, dwn freight 25 et prr tn. V4ai03. H. t. MARKIIAM A FON3. AI31IMSTn.lTItS sia:. "VJOTICE H HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN j3l puruane of an urder of the County Court 4 ibe County of Linn, in the Stato of Oregon, made on the loth day of July, A. D. 16?, in the matter of tho ctate of Harvey S. Spnrlock, de ceased, the undersigned, administrator of aaid es tate, wilt sell at pubiie auction, to the highest bid der fur ono-ba'.f csh in hand ia gold and silver eoln, and the residue in sit months, with Interest at the rale of ten per cent., principal and Interest to be paid In gold and siltcr coin and secured by Mortgage uion the premises sIJ, and subject to confirmation by said County Court, On the 4th thy of Stjtt ember, A. J). 18GD, between the hours of 9 o'ekek A. M. and 4 o'clock l. H. of raid day, at the Court House door in said County and Stato, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said inteMate at the time of bis death, and all the right, titlo and interest that the laid estate baa, by operation of law or otherwise, ac quired, other than or in addition to that of said in testate, at the time of bis death, In and to all that lot, piece or parcel o( land, aituate, lying and be ing in said county and State, and described as fol lows, to-wit t Commencing at tho N. W. corner of tha Donation Land Claim of James Tollman, NoL "1185" of Claim No. 6.1, in Soe. 31, Tp. 11, S. R. 2 Wet, and running thence North 11 chains and S3 links ; thrne-e East 37 chains; thence South 11 chains; thence East 3 and 41 one-hundredth chains; thence South 12 and 50 one-bnn-dredtb chains ; thrnco Wet 40 chains to range Una ; thence North 12 and i0 one-hundredth chains to tho place If beginning, containing DO acres more or less. Also ; the North i of the Smith $ of the North West J of Sec. 30, in Tp. 11, South Range 2 West, containing 10 acres, more or less. A. Z. SEARS, Administrator. July ICtb, 18C9. v4n4Sw4. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY pr BOSTON, ?URELY MUTUAL. INtOItPOItATIlD 1835. ash Assets $7,000,000 00 Cash Distributions of 1867 - 620.56S 55 Total Surplus Eivlded 2,726,573 55 Losses Paid in 1867 381.600 00 Total Losses Paid 2,790,100 00 Income for 1867 2,203,808 00 No Extra Charge for Traveling to and from the Atlantic States, Europe, Oregon, and Sandwich Islands. This old and popular Company is governed by the NON-FORFEITURE law of Masachosott3. All Net Earnings Divided Annually Among . tho Insured. Losses paid promptly. AH policies Non-forfoitable DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANNU ALLY 1 ; Fir$t Dividend Available at tho Payment of the Second Annual Premium. But one class of member (Policy holders) in this Company, among whom ho annual surplus is divided. Unbiased judgment, based upon careful investi gation, will show that this (tho oldest Mutual Life Insurance Company of America) offers more equi ties to tho insured than any other Company doing business on this coast. Life Insurance is a judicious investment for cap italists. It is a aune investment fcr those in mod erate circumstances, by which they may, with a small amount of funds, leave to their families ample means for their support in caso of tho early decease of tho insured. Home OSIce, 39 Stato Street, Doston. PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: 802 Mont gomery street, San Francisoo; Room 3, Carter's Building, Portland, Oregon. - EVERSON & HAINES, General Agents. nUSHEIAj & ELKIKS, Ag'ts, v . ParrUh & Co's Block, Albany, Oregon. aepl9'68r4n5tf x CLANK DEEDS, of tha latest and most approved form, for Bale at this officpi Warrant A andMertgs go. ADVE11TISEMENTS. CHAS. MEALEY, DKALtrt is FURNITURE AND CABINET WARE I (Corner of First and Broadalbin streofs, at old stuud of C. Mea tf 4 Co.) ' ALBANY, OllEGON. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL assortment or everything in his line that the trado requires or an enterprising public demands. FURNITURE! Of AH Kinds and Descriptions I IIEDN AXI IIUDDIXCJ, &C. Particular attention will be pall to ordera for UNDEIITATCING1 And all other orders in my lino will be promptly attended to. ,YuiirfOM Omtanleed and Work Warranted ! CHAS. ME ALKY Albany, July 0, 18C9vlnt7tf. ' w Wat ALTHAM CHES! Trt every one who wants a Watch, read this care fully. Especially if in soma remote, out-of tho-way place. Now that tho Railroad is open, we proposo to give Ibe residents of Orkuox the opportunity of getting single genuine Wallbatu Watches at tha Lowest Hew York Wholesale Price I We sell more Wulthain Watches than any other cMaUUlntit-wt lu the country, either wholesale cr retail j we send great numbers to every section of the country by Mail or Express, carefully packed, and iu perfect running order. Oar plan is Ibis ; iou want a tVatcb. and se-e our advertisement; now, we want you Cri to write to us for our De scriptive and Illustrated Price List ; we will send it. post -paid, by return mail. It explains all the diflereut kinds, tell the weight and quality of the rates, Mitu prire of oau ; you then make a selec tion of the kind you prefrr, and send as your or der. Wo will then send you tho Watch by Ks- prce, witli the Yin to eoiloe-t ou delivery, ni give Instrui-tintM to the I." a press Compaay to allow you to open the pae-kago and examine the Wateb ; if it suits, you cun pay, and Uk it; if not. you arc under no -l,li-ii..!is to r ;! it ; and if it is taken, and afterward docs not prove satisfactory, wo will exchange it, or REFUND THE MONEY! A an imllmtUtm uf the I'riem, tee trill yol t,ne Wuttk s mr limt. The P. H. lUhTl.r TT, I.eter Miftrmtul, trilh Krtrn Jrtrtli, ChronumtUr Jlalanee, I'ultnt I'lm'xun, I'nUnt Jumt Caj, amj all the "I her tttte improvement, in a Slid Vti Stlcer Cuee, S28 in Greenbacks, or cbcut 20 in Coin. AH the other Kinds, boih g Id and silver, In the sjttj pr .j.'jUku. Do not orJvr a Watch till you nave seel l-r rnrc l.ut, as it eoi tains a great deal of information regarding Iheee Vub s that will enable you to make an iulel)igtot selection. Don't forget, wbe-n you rite, to alate that you saw iL'is adrcrtiseiarni in the Ktavk Rights Dm oceat, and you need nit put in stamps fvr return postage. Address in full, HOWARD & CO., Jewelers and ilrertbi(bs, tl9 Broadway, New York. We refer, by permission, lo Messrs. Wgi,L, Vaugo Jt Co., N. Y. and Sea FranrLco. I. W. RsrMosn, I.Vj., T. R. Vitlkn, Ksp, B.C. HowABti, Esq., Ba I"ranHc. W. f. Ilosenr. i:., Virginia City. Nevada. JoII7vlnf9m2. NEW WAGON MANUFACTORY.. AT CUNNINGHAM'S CLO STANO. ALBANY, OG'N. J. G. MAYER, Proprietor. TIIK fXDERSIGXLD axxouxces to the eilizens of Linn and Inion counties that be has established a A agon and Carriage Manufactory in Albany, and respectfully solicits tba public patronage. Ml Kindt of Vfhirlrs Pot Up to Order! woaa: WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED! REPAIRING LONi: on sbott notice and on liberal terms. Junl2vln43m6. J. tl. MAYER. EXCHANGE RESTAURANT. lar ooon WEST OFJIOUCK A MYER'S SALOOX ALBANY, OREGON. This Ettablishment has been Thoroughly He-Furnished ! and is now ready to receive Boarders. BOARD, per week .....$5 00 Single Meals 50 Lodzing 50 jullv4o ir.tf IS. C. JIOLDEX, Prop'r CITY BREWERY 1 e JOSEPH HUNT, PROPRIETOR. CORNER OF FIRST AND WASHINGTON STREETS. ALIJIM, OltKGOIV. T Hli PROPRIETOR REGS LEAVE TO IX- form the public that be baa established a BREWERY AT ALBANY! and ia now prepared to accommodate both THE TKADE IP AMIL I E S WITH A VASTIsY .SITPEltlOR AUTICXli or LAGEB BEEE, ALE AND P0BTEB ! ; FRESH YEAST!" Can bo had at any and all times. ' i, JOSEPH HUNT, Prop'r. ALBANY BATH HOUSE I mHE UNDERSIQXED WOULD RESPECT A fully inform tho citizens of Albany and vi cinity that he has taken charge of this Establish ment, and, by keeping clean .rooms and paying strict attention to business, expects to suit all those who may favor him with their patronage. Having heretofore earned on notnmg but - First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons, he expects to give entire satisfaction to all. jy-Cbildien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut and suampoocd. ousiifi; wyJt. ,arrlr3n35tr A Vii E II T I S K MENTS . it CHANGE OF BASE!" BLAIN'&vYOVNfl. ALX2ANT, OREGON, Having bought all tha Merchandise or 3. Borrows A. Co., will eontinue the business. And wa invito all to give us a call. Wa will be constantly receiving GOODS DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO; GENERAL ASSORTMENT or DB"5T GOODSl QROCFRIES, H A 11 D W A II 3 , CROCHERY, &c WE WILL OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO ALL JXcndy-Vny C'atoncrI ALL PERSON'S OWINO THE FIRM OF J. Barrows A Co., will please call and settle, tiiocr tnernbor of the Arm Is authorized to settle any account of the Company. March 6, lS9-v4n2'Jtf. J.UAKKDWS SVCO. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES. DIt. Y. K. DOIICUTY'M PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE ! Sacramento Street, llow Montgomery, oppo site the Pacific M ail Steamship Com pany's OCice, Private entrance on IcidcsdoHT strovt, , San Francisco. Etablihed erpreealy t afford the afflicted eound and teientijle medical aid in the treatment un't eure 'if alt Private and Chron ie VUtaef, enete of ,Vr ey and all Sexual JJiiordcre. TO TIIK AFFLICTED. DR. W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS SI5T ccrc thanks to bis numerous patients for their patronage, and would take tb!a opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at bis Institute for the ruru of cbronio dUeases of the Lungs, Lirer, Kidntys, Digestive and (Jenito-Uri-nary Organs, and all privato diseases, via . Syph ilis in all its forms and stages, Semiual Weakness, aud all the horrid cKiueiucuces of elf-abue. Gon orrhoea, Gleet, Ftrictures. Nocturnal and Diurnal missions. Sexual Debility. Diseases of tho Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid neys, etc.. cU.. and bv hopes that his long experi ence and successful practieo wUl continue to insure him share of public patronage. Jiy the practice of many years In Europe and the United States, ho is enabled to apply the most eCicicnt and suc cessful remedies against diseases of ail kinds. He ucs no mercury, charges moderate, treats his pa tients in a correct and hooorablo way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men ef known respectability and high standing iu soci ety. All parties consulting him by letter orothcr wise, will receive tbe best and gentlest Ircatmeut, and implicit tecrcry. To Female. When a female is in trouble, cr aiicted with disease, a weakness or the back and limbs, pain in tbe ber dimness or eignt, loss of tnuscalar power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, ner vousness, extreme urinary diScultics, derange ment of digestive functions, general debility, va ginitis, all diseases ot tbe womb, hysteria, sterili ty, and all other diseases peculiar to fotnale; ahe sl vuld go or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Dohcrty. at his Medical Institute, and consult bhn about ber troubles and disease. The Doctor is effecting more cures than any other physician in the State of California. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately and save yourself from painful sufferings and prema ture death. Ail Married Lad'es whose delicato boalth or other circumstances prevent an increase in their fauilics, should write r call at Dr. W. K. Dohcrty's Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's offi ces aro so arranged that he can bo consulted; with out fear of observation. To Correspondents. Patients residing in any part of the State, how ever distant, who may desire tbe opinion- and ad vice of Dr. Doberty in tbeir respective eases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred and confidential. If the' caso be fully and candidly describedper- sonaljeommunication will be unnecessary, as in structions for diet, regimen, and the general treat ment of the case (including the remedies), will be forwarded without delay, and in such manner as to convey no idea of the purport of tba letter or parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter or otherwise, fkkk. Permanent eure guaranteed or no pay. Addets, W. K. DOHERTV, M. D.. can l rancuco, Calilovnia. Spermatorrhoea. Da. Douertt has just published an important pamplct embodying bis own views and experiences in relrtion to Impotence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Pbystcal Debility consequent on this affection, and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. This little work contains information of tbe ut most value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of six cents in postage stamps for return postage. Address, W. K. DOIIKKTY, M. D., v3nS$tf San Francisco, Cal. MRS. DUNNIYAY TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING HER numerous patrons that she has on band, and ti in regular receipt or tuo LATEST AND CHOICEST STILES OF GOODS 15t THE I?IIsLL.IiVERY IsIIVE! REMEMBER, LADIES ! If you purchase . TEN DOLLARS' WORTH of Fall Millinery you will be entitled to tho " DEMOREST MAGAZINE, for 1S69, aa a premium on the purchase ! DRESS AND-CLOAK MAKING in all their branches ! BLEACHING AND PRESSING in the latest and best manner ! GOODS CHEAP AN Q PATIENCE INEXHAUSTIBLE! Corner Main and Broad-Albin Streets, ALBANY, OREGON. November 21, 1863 v4nl4tf COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, (roRWznw arbigosi'8,) PORTLAND, - - - OREGOH. mHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY 1 announce that having purchased this widely known and well kept hotel, they arfe&ovr prepared to offer superior accommodation to tha traveling puhlio at Greatly Reduced Price. This Hotel is located nearest the Steamboat landing. flET-The Hotel Coach will be in attendance to oonvey passengers ti and from the House free of charge. "V. R. SEWALL, ?ay 22 nlOtf J. E. SPREKGER. ADVERTISEMENTS.- TOTHE UNFORTUNATE HEW RSMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES! DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, 023 Ksarnv St., corner Commercial, Pi irate Entrance on Commercial at.f MAX FKAKCISCO. ESTABLISHED IN 1354, for tho treatment of Sexual and Seminal Di?ea?cs,uch aa Gon- onhnoa, Gleet, Stricture, Syph ilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotcncy, etc. , Skin Diseases (of years' stand' ing) and Ulcerated Legs sue cessfully treated. IlerriMo Biaeaajc. How many thousands of persons, borfi mala and female, are there who are suffering out a mhK erable existence, from tbe effect of secret indulg ences, or from virus absorbed into ths system- Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured! faces, and their broken-down eonstitutions, aw qualifying theu for tbe happiness of taarriaga tho enjoyment of Ufa. In this horrid eStaatiofj thousands Buffer until ceath closes the aoene. Let parents, guardians and friends attend to those who are suffering with any of these horrible, life destroying maladies see that they are eared for and cured beforo it is too late. Stud tLem Imme diately to Dr. Gibbon, A physician who has mad private discuses his especial study for years, and who Is certain to cure the inot inveterate eases, . without merenry or any injurious drug. It ia important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inUrested In tbe welfare of their friends, to be careful of tbe many pretended doctors who infest all till, pubii.'bing their skill in curing all diseases -in a few days, imposing upon the publio by using tho names of etsinciit physicians front Europe and other place, lie, therefore, earefol, and make strict inquiry, or yon tay fall into tb hands of tto enarlatans. Seminal We akacaa- Scmical tmUsbn, the consequence of abuse. This solitary vio, or depraved seana! indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both texes t an almost unlimited extent, producing, with unerring certainty, tha following traitf of morbkl symptoms, a&kss combined by aeiactifia medical rneasurss, via: Sallow eouctenance, dark spots nnder eyes, pain in tbe head, ringing in the ears, noiso like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, bntasine about the loins, weakneaa of the limbs, confoi!l vUion, bluated intellect, lose of confidence, diSdcnee of approaching strangers, a dislike to term fccwacquaibtabeea, a disposhionv to shun society, lo. of memory, beetle fiithesv p ii n pies and truptiona about the faea, furred, totgue, footed breath, coughs, eonsuuptUio, nigbf sweats, i&o&oiuania and frequent iucsrity. If rclk-f bo not oltaiued.tha sufcerer sboild sj p! immediatr-ly, either in porson or by letter, to bave a curs effected ly bisncw and cientie mode of -treating this d;ae, Lkh bevr fails of tCoeting a quick and radu alcurc. Dr. G. will give $103 to any person who will prove satisfactorily fc him that be waa curod of this eouplai&t by either of the San Francie oquacks, SXarxied Hies,' Or those who contemplate marriage, who era suf fering uaikr an of the frful maladiea, should not forget tha sacred responsibilities resting epoa them, tor delay to obtain immediate reliof- To the Ladies. The various cttttplieatod and distressing diswaaea incident to female, treated with euiueat saoo8S such as Suppressions, Irregularities, WLiUs, Tall ing of the Womb, Tuicors, all Vrinmxy Discasa, Norvous Debility, Painful or DiJEeu-e Msuslrura tion, EarronLcsi, cto. will la speedily cured, with out pokonoos drugs, injuria, or acpaltablt med icines of any kind. Have u dHciy ia calling, no difforouce what your troubles may ba. Tha af flicted are crdLi'Jy istiUd bi call aid atiafy themselves. Person's ealiiug at Dr. Gibbon's oSum ot send ing for packages of medlvlte ma; rely upon bia assuranees of eoufidential seoresy wiik implicit faiih, and expeot no more than ta be La rift d with a fkir and mutually satufaetory rctauneratiost for services rcnuereo, cooiderifig the circunUnoca and diflioultics of tbe cae, rather than a too prev aleat and stilish practice of cxoriaJioa amoag quack a and pretender. DR. GIBBON is responsible, aad wDl efre to each pattens j written instrument binding himself. to effect a radical and persiaEe&t osre or snake no charge. Cared at Hons. Persons at a distance ean be CURED AT . HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gilbony stating case, symptoms, length of time the disease has eoutinued, and have medicines promptly for warded, freo of damage and curioiy, to an part of tha country, with full and plain directioca lor use, by enclosing $li dollars iaeorrency or $10 in coin, iu a registered letter, through the Post- office on Wells, Fargo A Co. A package of medi- . cine will bo forwarded by express to any part ef tho Lb job. . Address DR. J. F. GIBBON. Box 252, San Francisoo, Callfurtta Remember to put b-jx 253 on the latter. Consultation FREE. Correspondents will ideate inform DR.' G III BOX that they read hia advertisement in tl Stats Rights Democrat. may!5v4n23yl. IIORE THAN 200,000 PERSOX75 Ueax testimony to tbe 'Wonderful CoraUre Ejects ot ' 1 Dr. Joseph Walker'a 2 CALIFORNIA VtllEEae BETTERS, Manufactured from the native Herbs and Roots of California, Cp-The Great Blood Puri0sr..3 FOR rXFLASniATOEY AND CmiOKIO RHEUMATISM AND GOUT. DYSfEPSU or INDIGESTION. lilLIOUS. REM ITT EXT and INTEBMTTT ENT FEVERS. DISEASES OF TH B BLOOD, LIVER. KIDNEYS and MADDER, these ETTTEltS have been most successful. BCCT DISEASES aro caused by VITIATED BLOOD, which la prrerally produced by deraageraect of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS. Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood tthenever yon fjii Its impuritioH bursting through the akin in Tim plea, Kruptioiis, or Bores; cleanee it when you find it obstructed and alnggitdi in tho veins; cte&ns it when it ia foul, and your feelings will tell you 'When. Keep Oo blood healthy, and all will be well, AGENTS, Corner Pine and Sansome Streets, San Francisoo, " CaL, and Sacramento, CaL( and 31 Piatt aUreot.N.Y. WAGONS! WAGONS! JX7S T li E CEIVED t . , mow THE OREGON VAGOH MANUFACTORY ! SOSIE COOD .. .. . No. 1 THIMBLE-SKEIN" WAGONS t Which will be sold at lower rates than havo. ever before been offered in Albany. Call an l see for yourselves. The WAGONS ARE WARRANTED A GOOD ARTICLE ! Sold by' - R- CHEADLE, iul3v4u47tf. . 7 Albany, OgX S1 A,) 3Si -li S1 ' )- ill ii v sy j sit el s-t 23 M i flats' So 3 .si i
