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Newspaper Page Text. see JUNE 10, 1870. DEMOCRATIC OBEGOK. i The election is past, the . harvest ia ended, and Oregon ia saved. The re turns are slowly coming' in, but suffi cienfc is known to 'assure' us of . the Complete success of the Democratic EtaW ' ticket' ly 'majorities ranging from 100 to 800, together with a hand some working majority in both branch es of the State Legislature, and three of the fire Judges of the Supreme Court, i r Douglas .county, heretofore Bepnblicaa, wheels into line with 50 Democratic majority, while Polk and Josephine gire us handsome gains orer their; former majorities. In Washington, the JJtadiqal majority is reduced nearly one-half, and it is re ported that the Democracy hate elects-one member of the Legislature and a Sheriff in that county. In Yam hill the Democrats came so near win ning the day that they will contest the election, and, from the number of il legal and fraudulent Totes which are known to hare been polled by the Re publicans, they hare strong hopes of securing a part of their ticket. By the most shameless trickery and bri bery Multnomah county has been cap tured by the enemy, but our gains elsewhere throughout the State will more than compensate for that loss, Coos, Curry and Grant are yet to-hcar from, but the returns from those counties' cannot possibly affect the result either in the State or tare. Legisla- "Then let the triumphant Democracy rennivt and fw orrwuxlinrr rrlurl " tnr' " we hare met the- enemy and they are ours!" TFe have routed them, 'borse, foot, and baboons." p. . f - LIS COl72fTT. -The lateness of the hour at which the votes were canvassed yesterday. renders it impossible for us to give a inouiar statement ot tue votes this wees. . ne wm, nowever, give the majorities of each man in the county. 1 There were 167 votes less in the coun ty .. this ' year than two years ago, ef which the Democracy have lost 98 and the Republicans 67. STATE TICXET. rCangrasmMnJza. H. Slater's ma jority is "244. Governor Jj. F. Grover's majority Secretary of Stale 3. F. Chad wick's ajorityia201. - JT Tv,.,T. xn-: w - " . i icuvuiwi uiu jority is. 316. State Printer Thos. Patterson's ma jority is 260. . " '-J , JTOICUL TICXET. " " , tCiruit Judge B. F. Bonham'a ma jerity ia65;' 'District AUorney N. L. Butler's ma ' jority is 35-L OOCSTT TICSET. State SenatorV.. H. Crawford's ma jority is 247 2 Enoch Holt's majority -Representatives Geo. R. Helm, 244; W. F." Alexander, 240; Thos. Mun kers', 255; - J. Ostrander, 246; Wm. S. Zlkins, 242.. County Judge 3. Whitney, 196. County ' Commissioners Payne, S29; Jason Wheeler, 241. , , . Sheriff' li. A. Irvine, 280. . . Clerh-lu C. Jones, 89. ;Trwirey---Jas. Shields, 263. School Superintendent T. J. Stitcs, 214. v . . . . ' -Assessor -3. B. Sperry, 244. Surveyor Thos. Biggs, 252. . Coroner -W. Q. Stewart, 248. WASHrsGTOit Tebejtobt. Dispatches indicate the Election of Garfielde (Re publican in Washington Territory, by front 400 to 600. This will be a crnmb of comfort to tbe Radicals in Oregon, after, their Waterloo . defeat, and we rgive it to. them with a cheer ful And ; placid smile of contentment. Washington Territory is now about the only Republican j recinct on the Fscifie coast. - u - s K- r ,'t -'r -i 15 -" i .-; s t. I i v. THE IEXT I.EGIStATLTBE. The next Legislature will be Demo cratic';' in both branches. The last Senate c stood M3 Democrats to 9 Re publicans. r. So far as heard - from not ' a Republican has been elected to suc ceed a Democrat and: unless Mr. : Dribblesby is succeeded by a Republi can; ia Grant ,unty-which :is not tne relative strength or parties in that Of the 48 members ot the House. the Democrats have elected as follows: Idnn 5, JLane 3, Douglas 3: Jackson 3, Polk; r3i.cWasco. 2,. Josephine : li and rf very cerjtain.aistt of one in Baker, aw? in Union, one in : Baker ,and Union, 2 in-Giaa4411a-canl-2 in-Grant. Thi will give- them a majority of 6 in ta d uamr ZMd IQ on joint ballot. f RIDAY THE ELECTION. THE VICTORIOUS DEMOCRACY 1 OUR GALLINACEOUS FOWL PLEASE- CROW 1 1 Wo'vo Got ein !. DEMOCRATIC STATE! A. DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE A DEMOCRATIC JUDICIARY! milium Cone where the Woodhiie Twist th! Douglas County Wheels into Line! GAIN CF ONE MEM3ER IN WASHINGTON COUNTY! BUTLER SALIVATES POWELL! "SnOO.FLTl DOS"TB ODDER ME!' Oregon Greets He lark tod Coiarttirat! THE LATEST ELECTION SEWS. Jeaa;hine County. Democratic State ticket has 73 ma jority; Representative, G4; Sheriff, Treasurer, Assessor and County Judge elected. Jacksoa Coast y. Jacxsoxtouje, Juno 7. Jackson two hundred. ' Democratic Legislative ticket elected. Jacksonville, June 8. Democratic State ticket 250 ahead. Legislative and entire Democratic ticket, with the exception of School Superintendent, elected. Vuci Comsty. Poetxato, June 8. Wasco Demo cratic by a small majority. Lame County. Era exe Cm, June 7. Lane gives .Grover one hundred and thirty-one 'slater one hundred and eighteen. It 10: (is thought that the Republican Clerkjthey went to the boarding-bouc of J. i3 elected Kaltseaaah Cewaty. Pobtlaxd, June 7. Republican ma jority on this side of the mountains, as far as heard from eleven counties five hundred and fiftv. This coun- ty Repub-ican majority, three hundred and fifty. . . Clackamas Cvaaty. The Republican majority in this connty is much below that first report-1 ed. A telesrram from Orccron Citv ; IcrirAl 4ha fnllAu'trif nttiAial ni.UMli.. b o jut- I oiuod, oi ; x aimer, no ; nirsc tr:i fr -r I ret mw . El- (kins and Kincaid CO, each ; Gibbs, 5. 1 County Republican ticket is elected except Treasurer. , The Democratic candidate for that office ia elected by ten majority. ' Clatsap Ceoaty. In Clatsop county Wilson has CI majority : Palmer, 56 ; Elkins, 68 ; Hirsch, 58; Kincaid, 56; Gibbs, 57.! Olney, for Joint Representative, has : 81 majority. . - Columbia Ceaaty. " At Rainier, Slater has 11 majority. The county is about 40 Democratic. Douglas County. Roszbcbo, June 7. Returns from 10 precincts in Douglas show a Demo cratic majority of one hundred. Three precincts are . to hear from, which' will give 50 Republican majori ty, making 50 Democratic majority in xl l iuo county. soi a. ivepnoiican is elected on the county ticket. . The election passed off quietly. I'o dis turbance of any character reported. Wahisrtn Comity. In Washington county Wilson has 135 and Palmer 140 majority, and tbe balance of the Republican State tick et about the same majority . Gibbs' majority in the county, 86. . Hare, Re publican, and Mills independent Re publican, are elected to' the 'Legisla ture. , j ' itjti , Tamaill Connty, : This county elects the whole Re publican ticket by. majorities, ranging from 9 to 16. 4 ; ru r PolkCouaty. ,' In Polk county the Democratic ma jority averages about 65. . Entire Dem ocratic ticket elected,;-''-0,. : r:4.:'-J Beaton Coaatyv ! ' ' " . In Benton county, the Republicans have elected the. entire ticket with the exception of Judge-, Sheriff and7 As sessor. S Messrs Xfuroett, Palmef and Smith are elected bybe , Democracy to those offices, j -The: Democracy, will. probably contest the Legislative ticket; 7 The precincts' heard 'from in "Uma tilla county :give.,8- Democratio,,. ina- jumjr. x our precincts are yet to near i Jitter foxt-fijAibJSimf,. county has given 280 Dttoc.nf frpm,.which7irirctaiiriedr"mri or peop4 or Alaaksvwho dre now practically the" Democratic mijoritynnlorfc r ? off ho , of the world exoe,,t i - ..,. jtiSZH 1: as far as oceamodat and frreirufar vtafta at .. ..Laicer reiaorta- iaia' tiiti-iiwmfUffif i jority, and that the entire Democratic ticket is elected ia that county' by ft handsome vote. fr; ...'". i ;:vi Union County. i 'i Union county is reported to . have given zuu majoiity, though it will probably exceed that amount when the returns are all in. YAM II ILL COItRKSPOXDEXCE. i f ' , , McMisynLLEV June 7; 1870 Editors PbVrs. The ficht has been terrifid in. Yamhill.: We will be able to elect tall our county ticket, except the Treasurer and Sheriff, in spite of illegal voting. One of the County Commissioners is ; elected but the County Judge is beaten 1 vote. Watts is 11 ahead of rtewby. .. Tonsend is be hind 13. Shuck 17. . the rest of the county ticket from 10 to 12. Twelve illegal votes were cast in Sheridan, 4 in MoMinnviIIe and 2 in Lafayette that can be proved, and it is estimat ed that there were 30 illegal votes polled in the count v: no far as heard from the illegality is of the baset kind and we will contest with every pros pect of success. The State ticket does not fall over 10 behind. It can be proved by five men that Watts bribed a man with $JU to vote lor nun. WASIIIXUTOX TERRITORY ELECTION. Vaxcocveb, June 7. -Garfield has 90 majority iu Clarke county. Demo cratic Sheriff and Auditor elected. Balance of the county ticket doubtful Oltmita, June 7. The Territory has given a Republican majority of from 550 to COO. This county gave a Republican majority of 151. Pierco county went Democratic by 27 majori ty. Nearly all counties show a Re publican gain. The election panned off very quetly, though much excite ment won niauifexted. Seattle, June 7. Tho following is the result of the election on the Eat side of the Sound: Whatcom comity gives Gartielde 3 majority; Utxalatly Precinct in Island co., gives Garficldc 23 majority Will have a small major ity in that countv ; Snohomish couuty gives Garfielde i5 majority; King co. gives Gartielde 35 majority; Pierce co. gives ilix 27 majority; Two Precincts in Kitsap co. give Garfielde 43 major ity. Alt returns received up to this date indicate that Garfielde is elected by 500 majority. A Te&biblz Aitub. An account of the most diabolical affair ever record ed is published in the Fort Scott, Km., Monitor. On Tuesday May 10, seven men, either strangers or straggling outlaws from Indian territory, came to the town of Ladore, a few miles 8outh of here. After drinkinx all day X. Roach, and asked to stay all night. Being refuged on account of their drunken condition, tbe party knocked Roach insensible with a revolver, and then went to tbe bed occupied by the two daughters of Roach, aged 12 and 11 years, and raviahed them during tbe entire night, using a knife to ac complish their purpose. Roach re vived after a time, but feared - to stir. knowing ho would be killed if he did. He discribes the cries and entreaties of the girls as heart-fending. A quar rel arose among the demons and one was shot dead while satisfying binlunt. At daybreak tbe party fled, one taking with him to the woods the youngest girl. The town wm.' immediately aroused, and parties started in very direction in search of the fiends. The one with the girl was soon overtaken, and hung to a tree. Two others were found secreted in, town, and were hung to the same tree. Tbe remain ing three were also captured. Two of them were hung, The other one, at last accounts, was in cuhtoJy of the citizens, but will probably share the fate of his companions. The univer sal verdict here is that, in this instance at least, summarsy manner of nflict ing punishment ts entirely justified, v niSt'ELLAXfc'oL'H ( XEirfiJ ,' ' The California Old Fellows have rca' olved to exfablixh Udd Fullowa, Culleoa. ' Tncaon.' Arizotiia, ia nearly de-crtcd. tbe inhabitants having gone to the new mine.' : ' " " ' ' " ' ' "' . , ' The War Depratmcnt will, by the Iat of July, make lare' reduction io the f rce of ita clorka and employes'. , Governor Warmouih baa appoi -'p General Jamea Lotitreet Adjutant-General of the Iiouxiana State miliiia. . , One of the carpet-ba Co'iircxsnien baa imniiiia cd a noro boy oh a cadet to Went Point. Butler's nominee was ineli gible. ' Tho Collector of Customs at "Corpus Chriati reports tb.it ho waa robled ol 812.000 on the Cthjiistunt, by his escort of United States troopa. i, f The Iudianapolia Yonns Men's, Chris tian Association are waking t preparations for the International Convention to be held there in this month, r; ; -' Maid Facilities ron Alaska. The PostOi.ce. Department' has issued a, cir cular aakintr for bid for mail service, to be comaienced as soon after July, 1870, as practicab'e, and to cotitinuo two yearn I ho proposals are for s achedule of' arri vals and ' departures' aa follow: From Port Townae nd, by ' 8a nf J ua n . For U Ton f trass and - Fart Wranirell. -'to Sitka, nine hundred miles and, buck onoo a m4nth, n suitable and' aafe ateambratta leave Port Twncnd on the lat of every ui.tnth; lesve Sitka on the 5th and arrive ut port Townsend.on the 22d of the auio month. Proporsla for service: twice s won t h.'ji n d lalfo to begin t Portland, instead of Port rowo-end will oe reeivod. 'This ar TSogeuept, wh'etr carried into effect, will be. of : great benefit to tbe unfortunate earners' (net Sitilbg: isek nfe'ooBcVra-' STATE NEWS. , . - . . . Tho en works will soon be In oorn- tton at Kaloin Hy tho meeting of the icni8iaiiiro. iure. ; s , A schooner . ! mw mill are hein&r bu'U st Vnquioa Bay. We learn from. Portlaml pantra , tha thre will bo an exhibition in tlist. cltv no-.n -of the irrcat N-va Scotia Giantcs. i bo Fronch Giant, the beautiful Circasi no pirl. and the dwarf, Major Oreon. Th'wo living wonder will eunie by'oext steamer, and shw about June 20tb. ." The crops will bo better, this vcar lo Jacknon countv than ever before. ! A co r man sold in Ruxeburjr the other day Tor 51.000. . Layue or holter'a tlrkota were run in UnUn and Jackxon counties, and were both unxucceiriil. " Front the Rlrnrk Drmorrat of the tut inst. we learn that on Mnndsv of laat wek the lurirext ini'.'srt ever found in linker county wan taken out of the I in corery Claim at Giuiletvillo. owtied bv Dr. 8. A. CladweUjt Co. It weigh 247 x l pwt. 8 ci . aal i valiioil at 9a, OGflGl. It i very noarly solid cold. eoiitaininir only a fum fmirmont of quarts, and ia worth st K-unt $10 per ounce. Tho fur iihlnir for the bottl io Tort land will cemt about 817,000. Coast Mews We learn from the different ucntlemen who bnvo returned from the Coaxt. that buoinea i mro lively ou Co- Hy. and lumber ba rained in (rice. Tht-r are two veaa.-N on the Movk at MarhQeld. one of t Item the larueat yet built on the liny. ', There ore number of vitela in port loading with coal ami lumber. The Steamer J'arffic Irom San Franoixco arrived Mid drpnried on the 25h uf May. The " Orci'lent" whom! !. we noticed in our iMio on the 20th of May. i now ly'na bijrh and dry on lht anl of North Spit uninjured.- An -ffnri will be made to get her ao-m aain. The Myrtle irw Mill on the t'tNuillu baa atopped fr the prot-nt. having a large qmiufity of pu-erior lutn ber on band. '1 be .'.Imlcn and Turin SUter are both loaded with luml-cr from i hi mill waitinir an opportunity to get to pea. The Schooner went out on Sunday 28th. bdrd with lumber. Tbe mine of Jtne li tV, at lUudolpb, ia yh-hling . gold at tho u-ual rate. The Schooner Bamculftum loaded with turn her and materia! f. r tho ligluhue Cs Hlanc-'. one hundred and fit'ty tonf freight, waa totally lt on the -Uih or May. A atorui anam while be waa un lo.inir, and her anchor drew letting hrr go aabore. No live hmt. VeKoeU and ari;o injured, he belonged to A. M. Simpson ofCous Uj.Ilt$tlurj J'iavt thaltr. n Y T K L E ti It A P II , WAfHlNOTOX. Jum 5 It is improb able tlut C.'iirc will art this oea-ion on the uvutiuo of the reconstruction uf Ten ueiee. There sre fix or cijtht c"ntelel elc lion cam vet to be cillcd op in the IIoue. and twelve or fifteen to be report- a . - - - - t ci "n. Th- frirnda of Cuba aay that Iirae oujnlitic of arm hare been dispatched to the HiMir'eni, and suauionii auppiiei wi I in soon. KsU. S Mar.lwl J. D. Hoover died to-day. ClllCAno. June 5 The Timet' Wadi inton api'fial aj Gen. Jordn. the Cu ban in-urt'cnt commanJcr. bai n-turncu here and repor-a fimliua! a freucral dbp- ition anions oenatora ami member ol both Houses to vote for Banks' neutrality resolution which will allow ho Cuban equal facilities with the Hpaniarda to boy aruia and gunboats, which Gen. Jurdon ft-el con&Jeot will ioture the aoeceasol their camm. Nfcw York, Jane C. The S say Kih will aHn be iiperceded in the 8tate Department bv benator lorrill of .Maine lioracu (ireele-'a illncim has sKamnod a wrioua form. Apprehvnaions sre felt for bin recovery.. Havana. June 5. The Captain Gen eral te'erapba that s filtbtMfcrinjr. expe dition from New York on the steamer L'uton, disembarked at ' Puerto 1 ravo. s tew in ilea east of Xeuvilas. It waa at. tacked bv Snanirh troop, one hondred airontr. aaiited by two irunlxiata and di tM-red, l'msr nine, inelndintr Capt. liar rirton. The ftvamer Uunch, rubber rait ami tno entire cnrif ot arms ami ammu nition and medicines was captured.' with the correspondence.- Cumaro who eom manded the expedition, had vailed on the Upton for Colombia lo bring back an ex K-diiionr of two , hundred . Columbiana. The Vnxd Cuba faya ix ton ol powder, 2.00U rifle and the entire material of the -jxpedition fe'l info the haoda of the Span'h troops. Several prisoners were exeeu'ed- ; s The 1'rcHident nominated. Wayne Me- .Ncijrn, of Pennaylvama. Muiitvr to lur key. and Adolph Buckner, Consul to uueuarat. . ' " , ::- Willinnm introduced a joint resolution. iiu:horitinp the Secretary of tho Interior in tncreuso tin compensation ot Aaaistant Marshals, for taking the cenaua, fif'y per ccnt.'t ! . .. . !.. -- ' In the Hoiise, s bill' passed, amending tin previous act so as allow a wit of error in Territories, Irom decisions or rrobate Courts, to Hnpreme C urt theroofjoulo . t. - Cox'a studtidment reducing tho income tax to 3 per ceiit. wan adop'ed by III to 77. 'Hale's amendment, making exetnp ion S2.0U0, was adopted by 148 to 52." -Judd's smndment; to eottfiue the tax to invested capital, and 'Potter's amend ment, that the income tax ceuse after 187U were rejected.. v? . ' Beck' amendnifidt to tax U. S.1 bonds was' rejected' r i""'i"-'-,'f'-'l ' ' N.w York May -3.Tbe Utrald publishes the forthcoming -report oft he iloune Foreign Affuirs ('ouimittce on Cu bu. The report is Very lonjrj -and opens by relet ring to' a number ot petitions" in beha't'of Cuba, signed by" 65,000 people t f - tb'o United; States j recupulate tl e history jkud early stajjo of the'' patriots' struggle ; iiuierise ' effort and ?extr1ona of Spain 'in- ber cruisers. 11 The figures show on ipcreaso of the Cuban torce from ths time of the declaration" ' of independ ence at Y a ro. October 16ih, to the pres ent. when they have 6U.0UO men armed and 20,000 enrolled and drilled but n..' armed.- '.Tbey claim that with a supply ol arms, they can put lin He'- field 2Up,t)00 'men.1 .Tbe action--of the -Cuban -men. in it he field since the. dcolarolion of jndpperr- acncp.ia revicweu at -aunje lenguiy abb vojioft '"intwlk oSiaiaf dnT'trmaticin: "a to event in Cub i received by our Govern ment, a well a that of Spain, and do etarc that the trotiniitv of Cubs give thece eveota an imnnrtanee not fully op pvecinted by another State, from the fact that Spain aeuka to - reinforce her navy and war auppliea, while the Cuban ap- nesi to our ympaihy and support, !W Cuban -question beeomca an American queston. Tho report concludes: "In view or all tacts it ia no lonuer civil com motion, as bitjierto regarded by the Uni ted. St si is. -nor mere domestic question. as represen'ed by the Spanish (Jovern- menf, but s protracted civil war. and our uiki uuij in m irini 01 li aa socii. tnu in accordance with the law of nation, to de clare and maintain, with regard to par ties eniraited therein, strict and impartial neutrality. The record," it soya, "would Justify our Uovernment In ' retv'jrnuinjr the inuepemlence or Cuba or a dttdartion of war, but wo : propose on'y to provide lor emerueney to tint extent required, but no further." Tbe report was completed last April, and adopted by a majority of tho committee, but no opportunity is at- lorded to, bring it, with an accmpanyitig resolution, before the House lor final ae thin. The report mke no recommenla tion rcjtardinirfhe murdered Atnericaus, although it donounees in strong terms the cruelty and cowardice which cause their death.. Vistrhee and loan will be prepared with a resolution in addition n that reported bv 91 r. Uanks, author t inir and insiriictivu lo demand prompt in dcmnity from Spain v ilmincton, C., May 3 The liepublican Uounfy Convention has notui natcd negroes for both branches of the legislature and sheriff. Much dissatia laction ia expressed. A new convention will probab-y be held Wasiiixotos. June 3. Scbcnrk ' new tann bill which ho prop.se to offer aa an atm-ndinent to the general bill tax e ten 1 cent, coffee 4 cents, ch-oolat 7 cent, raw sutrar ' cent, clarifiod sna .'1 cent, refined augur 2 cent, molassei a cetit. wine in cak 00 centa per gal Ion. hmt Ips. quart i per 4-xn. pint SI per d-sen.. chamragne and other sparkling wine, quarts $6 per doi n pint fur d"Xen. brandy and o' her spirits not otherwise provided fir, f bitter. et.. f 2 per gallon; unbleached cotton, 5ren er square yard : blesched 5 cents, with 10 pur cent, ad vclorem woils retain the same rate sa before; hemp. O'imunnl'arinred. 8 10 per ton ; flx not hackh-d. S20 h.ckh d. $10 per ton iron, pig 87. scrap 83 tier ton. steel rat wy bar 11 rent per pound : rai!ra bar, part steel. 1 1 J cent per pound; live animtls. 30 per cent, ad valorem; drewd. 20 cent s bubels of 50 pound UllICAOn, J una 4. A rw ash ington apeceial say the House Itecon- ructi"n ( ommittee. by a vote ti o to 7. agreed to amend the Georgia bill - as to require an election "'a new S ate Legis lature the cuning fill. An anlyi of the vote in tbe House on the proposition to aboli.h the income tax show 30 Republican and 2H l'emoerta again. The debate on IWk'i amendtnenf lax ing Government bond waa verv abaip. prinpipally between Gen. Ilmler. Jlerk and Kldridge in favor of. an I Scbenrk aginsl. The latter denouneed the pro -o-iti.n a fl.it repudiation. Twenty-nine Republican. amng whom was Sargent, voted in the aflirmaiive. WaSHIXOTO.v. JuneG. The bill for regulation of labor omtracts, intended to apply to Chinese immigrant and lo pro titbit eon tract (or longer period than sis months, and providing la? the return of such Chinese to their own country.' waa referred to the Judiciary Committee. Williams' joint resolation fr increaso of pay of Asitaut Cenu Marshals pass e4. : ' ..!.. - Tbe internal revenue bill came up. at tended by the adoption of Schenek's tariff bill as additional section, and then pass ed. , The Postoffico , appropriation bill passed. -;;J , - TheOommittee on Reconstruction have rcotvcd a a rule not to remove political disabilities from any person who has not petitioned therefor. Chicaoo. J une 0 A Times Washing ton special ha a table, prepared at (he Treasury Department, giving s U-t.-nf State which have secured lesa than their proportion of national bank citcutation under the existing law together with the balance to wtilch each ia entitled Ae cording to tho statement, under the old taw California is entitled to $300,000; Utah, 102.'00; Washington Territory, 882.H00. The list of States entitled to Additional 825,000,000 of bank circula tion bv section 10 of the House bill, to be considered . thi week, includes Colo rado, whose proportion, it based on tbe last census., would be $110,000; Oregon nearly 804.000; Uuh, 40,000; AVash ington Territory, .814,000. It is estima ted that the Treasury Department will now throw its influence for thu bill, which also provide lor uniform 4 per rent. bonds, and will oppose the new bill just finished by tbe Way and mean Commit tee. . ' ' '-" ";" y , Nrw YoitK. Juno '(." Specials any a private dispatch from Constantino lu'saya the massacre of the jews in Koununia was from 4,000 to 8,000. O her dispatches say the atorits heretofore . telegraphed were greatly- exaggerated; and that the massacre did not exceed 8,000. Among the" Jews- in New York- there ia nianilo ted a dispimition to postpone action in the nuitterjuutil more positive information. is obtained, t - ... . , ,,,, 4 - . . WA8,iusaTON June G The civil "ex pense appropi iation bill, was reported to day. It appropriates "nearly $12,000, 000. " "' - ; ; ; The Senate has confirmed Drake De koy Consul to Magdalen Mexico;' ' . I The mnnicipBl election rosubed in Ibe choice f Emery fur Mayor, by 3.000'tua-jorty- eilt. t- -hn-i o-U- Vu.CAQty J line C -A terrible' torriado pass6d"ovcr a portion ol ' Scott county," Illinois,,. S wrday. ,d est rovingTjnrtAhards and crops, blowing down trees and utiles f.fencing.Ho;';- f",:'f fiei-..'f e?n' iW i .Nami vijlle.-J unqi .6.T7-Q oy,'; Sen tor declares that be will-veto-any. bill which may pass the Legislature . repudiating r declaring void any bouda, legally issued of railroads., , , ... : i New Yobk. JiinO 6.Wrar is deol red between the' New York Central and Erie Railroad 'Companies. '" Erin lieketa ' are not receiedon-the Central road. "fN',go:i liations arerpenditiir." between "the ."Erie and Penusylvanlaftoads for so alliance V i WABgiNaf on. J one 2.- haa piry Hrd an inrerviiw ,'resi lent, Secretarv of ' Wsr 'snd Con misjouer Parker to-iay. Mu usUcsir or iieaco were ex Dressed. The Houso Foreign r!ommittee has de cided to refuse subsidies to cables, in cluding the China Cable. - i The Senate Foreign Committee agTecd to report in favor of the English jiatur alization treatr. v The debate on the income tax in tbe House shows that there is a clesr minori ty for reduction to three per cent., aod to increase the exemption to 82.000 ( : The- Wsys- and Means Committee is reported to have - agreed on the - funding bill, with inlereat st four per cent., with out compulsory clause snd foreign agent. Custom report last week show that tbe receipts sre nearlv $4,000,000. Si moii Wulre, of Waabinton. presented to the Secretary of State telegram from various part ot the United States rels live to outrage on . Jews n Uoumsnia, aking intercession of the United Mutes Government. ' - rr: :- , The bill to, abolish the frankins priri lege was discussed snd laid aside. It is believed that the bill reducing internal revenue taxes, if it becomes a luw, will enable tbe Commissioner to re duce the force of local fiicers fully one third. 1 he, idea of eonsoli'lattng C n- grcsstonal District ha already been sag ges'ed. i Nfcw York. Jane 2 Weston walked 50 miles in 9 hours sod 59 minutes iosidc of stipulated time. GomWub Maid" beat "George Wilkes" and American Girl" in 2:2J. 2:22 snd 2:241. Patchen Chief." who won another trot, waking two beats 2:27. a dd for 816.000. Memphis and ltjAKorLis, Jane 2 Great mass meetings of Israelite were held here tonight. T. hey paused reso lution cofidciiiing tbe slangl.ter -f Jews in Houmania. and asked the President and Congress to interfere to put a stop to the effusion or innocent bhssf. ClIICAOO, . Jnne 3 Gold-Hearing qutrn ia reported discovered in Hardin connty. Illinoi TonoxTo, June 2. A cable diapa'cb .'aft that the Jwumemcal Council ye lerday decided that tbe dogma of Infslli- ty should be i riM-uiuied on tbe 29ih ins! in honor of the feat of St. Peter. Exten sive preparation are being made to ceW brate tins oecasiou. Tbe display will surpa- anvtbing of tbe kind eer wit nessed in Kuroe. Chicago. June 3 A Timet Wash ingtun special says private cable dispatch es Irom i'aii cnfiriu the report of the wholesale slaughter t.f Jew in lloumaots A treeial meeting of the Keconstrnc tion Committee' to-nigbt decided to presa be Georgia bill snd postpone tbe Ten eee nest ton ol reconstruction. - rOLlTIt .1. ITCMsS. Tbe Delaware liepublican State Con vtii i too loot a'. Dover yesterday. A Temperance ticket will be in tbe field in Ohio. Humphrey Marshall ia talked of as Coiigrrwioual candidate for the Loot ville (.Ky.) diai net. Grant's tmmenre sale of official pat ronage are cued a the result of a ju diciou sytetu.of advertising. The Dea Moinc Bulletin figure up ihirti-Gv candidate) for. Con-re- tin Iowa, an average of five to each district. A rurat'editor ia Indiana. think the "plrbicitum" is m new kind of French biscuit, something like a Boirton cracker. An estimate shows that it eoMa taore to watch the ltadical official than to pay'their lejiiiiuiat salaries, i Hi "i . i The Democrat of Maine will bold their State Convention for the nomioa lioituf a candidal lor Govcruir ou June 23. The Republican Ccnvcntioa occurs June 15. . t ? Prominent members of the Admints" trat4on. like Senator Sherman, havo pro posed that the office of Secretary of the Navy be abolished, and that it duties devole upon the War Department.,: 1 Kx-Governor Henry . A. Wise i1 spidceu of a tbe candidate of the Ilad ic.l Working-men for Mayor of Rich m-md. If a indorses their movement, and alo say that be i goea for" jilt the r ghta of women, except iho ballots A dispatch to the tioaton Pt declares that the prtsssure from thi Louisiana delegation ia so great that General Grant will be e- mpelled to remove Mr. Grant's briiher-iii-law,Gen. Casey V from t the Custom I loose in New Orleans. " The vote on Washington improve metiii ' shows tbe following Western Uuiied State henaton to be opposed to tbe removal of the capital : Howe, Trumbull. " ' Drake, Ramsey, Norton, Thayer, Tipton. Cole, Corbett,' Nye. Stewart, Rice, McDonald. .. A Texas correspondent makes this statement, which is capable 6f more than one construction : ''Lincoln, .Grant, Sherman and Butler are renewing their youth all over tbe South in the shape ol juvenile fifteenth amendments, from one to five 'ycra of age. the assistant voters of the future." ., , , , - . OrtrdoM and California Railroad rTbe Uutte Rerord of the 14th ha the follovking : It is expected that the Cali fornia and Oregon Railroad will be com pleted 'to "Nelson' Dry-Creek the pres ent wcekiand that stage will run thence to ChrcuconnectMg1 with the Oregon line from Orovillo-to-, Portland. It ha been decided to ..u."e,pilca in. the, vicinity of Ku'te Creek; -instettd oHhrowing up eniburktucnts,' which will greatly acceler ate i) e eotnpletion of the road to Chico. Ireka Lttion. .- 1 , J The stonmch' is the grea't'eenfer whicli influences the beaJth .or . disease! of the syaieup. Abused wdtbiliu'ed by excesn. jndiycsiv'iti: beadabhe 'arid physical pros tratioa are ihe tratnral consequoncc. Tli-Aivr becuuuis affectcJ, andenstive, ies; diarrhea 'and dyspeptic affection ensue. No medicine is; more happily combined to give health and tune to the stomaob, a nd'io.piirit'yt hoj -system, tba lr.si Walker's VEOKfABfc Vineoar Hitters, a remedy safe, speedy : and j ct footual. -Its vmues have beta - proven by abundant trial. ...... r ( . " i,'Hurrytv mamma," said little inntw cent.'With his cut Jnger, "harry,- it's leakine.' f,nfl t s-r .Jj3 .M 5iH oslnancel "1 i j .t. Spotted Taif t Tbe )laioP Statu ta thw year 4 iwSrhH"th-Vr50,418 J" Dr. PilUbse eomnlsios that Dr. Walk erV Vegetable Vinegar '-Bitters proufwes too much enre everything is a quack medicine." - This is the usual Iqoack" '. of tbe profession ; but we must beawhh them gently, for soon they will knoW that it does all that it professes, sad more too; Tor it is eminently a Family Medicine, nd has; saved many hours or aaDariag. nd will save raaoy - a dollar in time and doctor's bill's. - -?'-? . : "Can you return tar - love. ! ery dearest . Julia f" "Certainly, sir ;-I do wotwast it, I am sura." n k vu a jj y ; u ti s e m e 'j. $s - X. H DU HOIS, . y COXSTAITTLT OX HAIfD AHO BSCtlti I NO a larr Hock of UroeriM aal Vfarf tiuaa. Wood and WUIosr Ware. Tobaoeo. Cican. Caret4as7, Yaakea Kvtioas, t.,to. , WkolaaaJa aa XUtaiL AW"0ppo.;u 4 C. Bin k Son's Drsr StoM, Af- any. oragoa. jaalSrtotSyt B e o . - s " o Z w ? as 0' A a- M 'at o "3 GO -9 , ei co o 5 cn ' s a CO M - M 0 ' 2 w ae 3 ft Q ti 8' r 4 is CO M H H 1 ? '3 s--2 J2 V, a a - g.-H i, o a , c o o Si o w "I a o o MACHINERY !; OF ALL KISV8, tl e i jK. i it je r r BEARD 2l COLVER.; J HEADERS, ?- r THRESHERS, .Y'ZUi.VA MOWERS, REAPERS, SaOCLD BE LOOKED TO SCOX, , " ffnnnt baTing tba Theeltr t Srlirk EidlniChtfi Thmkrrt, Ca bre tarat npmirt4 a tfcy BI clraa tk KTsia as well as aar Tbmacr, aad cbaa as smb. as their power will tbrrh. FANS MADE TO ORDER 05LT. Ia rkort. H mki,f Asnrallaral liaebiaos sad lp'raal mmdlmui rrpiml. VarrBpMlagarnaaieatatoBaaeEtar Sae4 Sowers, Bulkty aa4 Omag Flaws, f tka Vaat pilUrnt t . 3, : 4, f h . Alt wrk wsrrann-4 Bad tba bast material, Kbop tm earner t Washia;tsa aa4 $ni-m,. Albaaj, Oregoa. laalatT' : ." j " mi kri rm n.ttfB.- J' "VOTICE IS UEREBV GIVEX THAT BT i.1 Tirtae ot axeel immmtd ut mt the Cir ctut Cart of Lina ctmtity, Orrra. aa4 t bm 4i nrtwi and drlirrred, ia f.rurof W. R. Kirit. plain tiffs, and sciinft Michael Aadrrwa t'TTiuiai Bfloa. detendants. for U ran of ITT TS TT ft .u. iadrmeat Bad emit of saH. I hare tbii T8lh Smt j. n. mr. wcwm apoa (De rnnawtaa' seribed rsat eftata aad all the appatteasiMas. tbervaBfrs heluBgtnj-or ia aajwUe aMareaiafaaV ta-wit: .. Tbe East naif oT iM Ko. Two '(jj. ia BWk So. ThfeeJS), ia tba Tawa of North Brawaerflla, Caty ef JSpn. ac4 State ef Orraa.cd mv 0 Monday, the 27th day of June. 1870. at 1 Vetoek p. a., ia front of tbe Coart Ilmtea dwria the eitjr af Albany. Lina eoaatT. StoMef Oriraeu-l will sell the above doafribed" real prop ' r.r at pablie eatery to tbe kirbra bidder feremshf hi band. IS V. S. eom. R.- A, IRV7HEV";" Sw4 - Sheriff. Linn C4 trgn. ' ' ; .'' '' ; - ;; NOTICE.' aui. N OTICE JS 1IEREBT GIVES TIIATMT wife. Merieda Shaver, baring ten a jt bei and board witbont any jart eaaae er proreeaiiun, all penont are bervby warned aot to credit her or her two boy. Tboe. P. and Sanel A. Craif en my acronnt. aa t will not be reipomible for aay debUof tbeireonrrein.' - ' H t DAH W. SnATER. Albany. JeeeS. 187. ' --v -i T&n4wt.r- - , FIWAJL KETTLKXEKT.' JCi .W. E HEELER. ADMINISTRATOR OP - oiate or Aarabaa ybora. Sea dee d, baa tbia day filed hi aeeonnt in tbe Coanty Conrt of JLjaa eoonty. Oreron.-praying a final aettlvaeai ef tae aae and to be discharged as such Admioistrmlor: Therefore, Bi.tice is hereby given that said aeeeaat aad tbe sett! meat thereof will b heard 'Sad de termined oa . , y ... , . . , . , 4 - , -T -fj v2 Tuesihjf, the'. 5th 'day L oj July, i7.0 being a day of tbe July term of thia Coart, and naf aid day be appoioted for the bearing ef objection:' teaneh final aeeonnt and the settlement ef the aae. aad that autiee hereof be given by pahiicatiea ia Ihe. ; "State Rights Democrat," a newapapet o general a circulation in said connty. onee a week for at least four sareerstve wueks prior to said day., i :.tj ' Bjr order of said Court. -'.t--',. 1 S. A. JOUXS. Countv JndeoL Msy 15. 1870-r-vSn42w, , ja a g ALE AND BEER, AT a as Jjtaj j,e -1 CITY BREWERVti" & PAW COr.KER OF FIRST AND WASHINGTON STREfTS. " ' !; ev; m t:as ed J. Z. JBROUS EfTtOPRI ETOR. THE PROPRtEtORS BErf Ztif TO'l1. form the public that they1" j . j. . i i. ....; .' f;itj 0 .vr!.. KEEP OOTSTABTLT f EiIT' , i .'- ui w-.i. iat r ; . ::r- ! ' caotca a bticib 'r- 'j--vq mf ; ' '1 .jr-S ,f.t aob -?P"-v ban ii) mj f ; Wbicn Sey aw prepared to . jlTi.iviiolesai.1: blll.alcjKi UvirldfY' ' -f ' l cT RIXOTd T tv to aay .part of the City -or 6Un..H Alt erdani jr. - promptly attendad to, aad i-a w 1 :;isfiKi''ftoiisfli ! a. -o . t -.HartttSaMtfi, -ajeii teewi- wta j NOTARY It?Bl$C, S"' -' ALBAUT.OREaOJf: tTb , J . 'at Ta'itjiments'oralt hiadsmkda'andatssaWM.t -Conveyaiioes Md Oolteetwas presiatrr ftti j . .-A t. V- .'attetded to. .tsZJ rfa v5n41lfi