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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27
LITTLE BABY SHOES.

Another little fern asleep
And . spirit ggnc
Another little voice Is hushed,
And a little angel born.
Two little feet aFu on the way
To tic home beyond the skies.
And our hearts are like the void that comes
When a strain Of music dies.
A pair Of little baby shoes,
And q lock Of golden hair;
The toy our little darling loved,
And the dress che used 20 wear;
The litsle grave Ia the shady nook.
WherO the flowers i9ye 10 grow;
And these are all of the hops
That came three years ago.
The birds will cit on tho branch above,
And sing . requiem
To tho beautiful little sleeping foFna
That used 20 sing % them;
Bot never again viii the little lips
To their song Of love reply.
For that SilveTy voice is blended With
Tho minstTeTsy On high.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27

THE CRosBY OPERA HousE.--A. HI. Lee,
the winner of the Opera House, sold Che
house to Mr.. Crosby for $500, 900. The fol,
lowing is statement Of Mr.. Croshy's bal.
ance sheet D. IL. Crosby, creditor by 2l0,.
600 tickets, $l,500; debtor to sc, 900 tickets
notsold, $50, 900; to advertising, $150. 900
to paintings, $75, 900 to engravings, $l00,
600 to commissions, S45 900 to printing
and travelling, $30. 900 paid Mr. Lee, $500,
000-total debt, $3.50 900, profit $500 900
Value of the Opera House, $3.50, 900. Total
profit Of the undertaking, $3.50 900. IS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27

Ewes. A correspondent says it viii
be found that ewes will yield more mutton
from ton Of hay or grain than will any
male sheep. So u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27
PATAGONIA! !!

10000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT
WANTED witbhl the next two weeks, for which
The Highes; Cash Price win be Paid,
By ]. GRADW0HL,
y2ns56 San Francisco Store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27

OFTEN. 1T often happens, when the hus-
band fails to be home to dinner, thatitis one
of his kust days. s. tlsis & fs.sss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27

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Correspondents writing over assumed signatures
sr saons mo taEy, must make known their prepoF
names TO the Editor, or attention win be given
eo their communications.
Al Letters and Communications, whether on
business or Tor publication. should be addressed 70
Abbott Brown.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
rtll..safip agsnr sArunpAr, ~

Alb BOTTx &c BROWN.
n n. AIBorT. N. '. BnOwS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27
,. Z. McCOY.
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w Courts of this City and State, and Of Wash
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Buildings rented, aud rents collected on commits
sion.
Titles to Real Estate searched, and abstracts
made.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-27

A correspondence from Boston, which APP
pears in the Alta Of Wednesday last, among
other things, says:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

Who Ans vorERsl--we invite an attentive
Perusal OF the communication signed "Onc OF
the People, published in other colums Of our
paper to-day. II Is calm, deliberativc, legal
view Of the question a. IA who are voters upon
the question Of the adoption OF rejection Of a
State Constitution. Il Is not the production Of
PeiitieisH, but was written by an able men,
her Of the county aud city bar, gentleman
who hasnever prominently Identified himself
with any partyi in fact, We do not know with
what party he has heretofore aeicd-wc mean
since the rebellion ended. II his view Of the
question, formed from an extensive knowledge
Of the law Of the land. and ii is backed up by
arguments and quotations aud refer onces which
may possibly be ridculed but not con.rovcrte.l
by our coPPerhead friends. before the manu-
scrip, Of the article in question was handed to
US. ii was submitted to the inspection Of sever
al distinguished members Of the city bar. and
they all endorsed its conclusions and dcduc.
tions as uncontrovertible. Read il. and think
of It.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15
Circuit Court for Baltimore Co


Hon. Q. c a. E@sry. Jsas-. Jeha 7. En.or, ss..-.
vsy, sheriff
Fam.r. Jane =
William ereomes w. Robert slndail and othsrs =.
tngisa Yesterday verdict Cor paintin fsr eTs
Henry n. Adsr 4 Co. ". Joseph " sasl. luds,.,n,
ast.ait Judgment extended IN favor q pslntlG for
wm. Jsn.. ". B~ujamln Cook aeslon on a ar~u .e
essn, s'sa eeisrs jury On trial.
stat - ese " shsaley, naletsd isF ashanti and
hatiefy upon Charles 0raaon. Verdict guilty
stat " Geo sheaiey indicted for an assault and
eAs,s,y apes Jehn erason Verdict EuiI,y.
sas'sFy aPon Geo W shsaiey. Verdict sullsy:
wlan Jsns. ', benjamin coasrss,I"n an - a.,
.sssuns reported Yesterday verdiot Cor rainuG fsr
s.a,s v Ilsnsy sa,sr, indicted tsE an ..aal, and
an Assaat and battery on catharine schmidt Tried
before ths court.
John kidrEe indicted fsr the lArcsny ola hoTse he
pfoI~Tty ofHooauard Abrams. u nalliunosu eltY h.
s AZ ;s e. P.sss fss,y stats =. rs LsE IN
'nsa 'r'"fs ANY verdict efaola.slsl.
JshR Kane, Sshs ncGlnnls. sud Thsns. nss,sId.
lhae.sa ~ netsg - Texas, baitlors eaanly
plsnsd .sd ps.dsa net galiiy. Their cases were ss
me counsel o. EaFtdss eonviess ~ horse stsalins
before reforted-nied motion fer = aew trial. wheh
wAs overruisd by The CONT
Dnianeys Valley aud sueet.Alr Tamplke Comls.ny
v rs,.lek Ii,ssmmens. Judgment exisndsd N kVcv
slass - ohdsnsoss-beiare reported. New trial
GRANTED
k,..s y. ganss Csnisa aud Thsmns Rsynslas. rharx
"a With rietlnT. admisird - hail
The tellawinn additional prucscdinns not nrntiansd
~ W. naitlmols K4IaFa from which W take the nIove
Fsgsf. = cs.i..tea heEn ~ cIglh's hooAs
stats v. wliiiam Anasswr, ssmvlsi-A Il rsla.sry =
hen,sneed 70 Ne penitsntaEy ~ year.
STAT. ~ Alfred Cray, consleisd 81 n1eusy. renItsn.
sh,s y w~ sus'sr. ssasisssa sfi..s.sy. p.nl,.u.
STATE V. Christian schnasg eonslsisa q s~illns A.
1aeI % sunday. Fined 50 and costs. Anoflsf IN.
aistmsnt against the anne party nfflea
staie ". 1oAa q waits. AIeflsf
st..e Y. Harriet a rpsF, indicsd ~ hssplns stem
Nt.aat hr..ss slt1ea En- naYmept u eesi9.
STATE " Henry Miner. convicted % swany renI
s..s ~ 5shn Iaar,aus, iasssay. rsul,.sa.sy o.
s..e y nehssi 0Ease., assaais nnd battery npon
oeaNe W theaiey, Ffned g and cnata.
stuis ~ oeoles " ahealsy, asHanl ana battery auo
tahn oraaan. fiaed e. and costs
State teqIHa VI ahealar, assault and aflars unon
ChAfief ofnsnh Fined e. sod costs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15
The Soldiers Asylum.

We nave received from Hon. BENZ + Butler.
President Of the Board Of Managers. a pamniet
giving notice that the National Asylum for aisa.
bIed Volunteer Soldiers IS aow open for the r.
cepton ofheneiciaries AZ cit rr Of. rs branches
near Augusta. Me- Milwaukee. Wis: or At the
Central Asylum. near Columbus Ohio. volgn-
ieer Soldiers are admitted upon application By
letter 10 either Of the Managers. Or at the Branch
ssylum nearest 70 their place Of residence. The
requirements FOR admission are ~ follows
FiasT-Aa honorable discharge from the Vol.
anie-r Service.
SECOND -Disabiliiy bv wounds revived or sick.
ness contracted 10 ;hs hne u ialy.
u tue applicant u unable 10 travel Or FOR 9th
er sufficient caase, relief viii be furnished gnder
the direction Of tie Manager 10 whom appliea-
ton il mode
The o~erseers OF All aimshogses aud charity
hospitals having disabled soldiers subsisting
upon private benetcenee ere respectfully urged
10 report such TO either Of the Managers AZ
u is not q; that meriiorous disabled soldiers Of
the nation should he supported by private or pub
lic charity. soldiers are especially informed tha,
the Asylums are neither hospitals nor anshouses
bot homes where Subsistence. cara. education re-
ligious instructions. and employment are pro-
vided for disabled soldiers by the Congress Of
zoe United states, 10 De paid for from the forfeit
aFes and lines Of deseriers from the Army The
provisions is not a charity. Il Is = contribution
BY tho ounty-jamf~rs and bad soldiers TO the
brave aad deserving, and is their right.
soldiers having = wife, child or parent depeu-
dent upon them. are no; required TO give up their
pensions upon coming 10 the Asylum Other
soldiers are required 70 assign their pensions 10
the Asvlnm in speciai cases ONLY. 70 be desermin-
ed by the Board.
Suitable compensation will he given for nro6,.
able labor IN the Asylum. Good behavior will
insgrsS'he kindest treatment. Wives and chill.
dren will not he cared for At the Asylum. until
M''r the soldier has shown by his ability 10 aid
himself and them 10 part, by bis lahor and stead.
ines that taking his family in charge will not
increase his expenses 10 the Asylum above the
cost of other helpless henefcaries, in which cases
provision win hereafter be made.
Application can be H1ade to Gen. ?. Butler, by
addressing him az Lowell Mass
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Bass BALL.-A large concouTse Of people as
sembled IN our town on Monday afternoon last
TO witness the game Of base ball announced TO
take place betwcen The first mines Of the Govans-
town aud Towsontown clubs. The match was
for u ball and bat, not for the championship
Of the eounsy. The game Was commenced a,
precisely three o'clock, with the Towson ai the
bat II soon became apparent that the 0ovans-
town club were IN far better training than the
Towscus, and that they would be the vlctors. -
The nine Of the Towson club had never played q
game together before Monday, and some Of them
had not thrown ball this season. They play
cd badly, and some Of the most magnificent
- muifing y weever saw was done. They mus,
get out Of this, and not Disgrace the wcll-carned
reputation they achieved last year. They played
pluckily, howevever, during the last few innings
and lessened the score against them considerably,
aud took their defeat 10 good part We doubt
not that Il will do them good, serving as con-
vincng proof that II they expect success at base
ball they must practice. Tho following Is the
score OF the game
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

There IS rumor from Washington tina,
Johnson, upon the petition VI Mayor MunrOe
and other rebels, is abou; to remove Gen. Sheri.
dan from command at New orleans. II he does
no, want Congress to rs-sRnvene ia July, to take
las removal in band, he'll better no, a,,emp,
anything OF the sort.
Flour has already gone Of - barrel from
the highes, point reached Favorable as the
prospects Tor the ~hea, crop, it is quite likely
some Local damages will be seized anon bv sper-
ula'ors to raise anew the cry thar the Country
: on the 6rink Of starvation. People should al.
ways remember that in - extensive a country A.
ours, the failurV Or Of crop eau never b.
general.
Ill i said That JET DAVIS intends writing A
history Of his connection with the rebellion. in
which the parts played by England and France
viii &c fully exposed. II written after the style
Of bis famous prOcamAiions during the rebellion
Il would doubtless De a valuable addition TO the
historical writings 81 our ,imes-s much so
as the % Arabian Nights
The New York Dag BoOk, Ben Wood ; pa
per. talks about " the grand old Union OF
Washington and buchanan" There are several
people IN the county old enough To remember
that Il was the weakness and the wiekedness Of
Buchanan that allowed he rnlon ~ fali 70 piece
while in his own hands
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

r.-" II the huge mountain before Us the
public debit had been brought about in our en-
beavers % snrpass the world in commerce and
al which attaches 10 make people great We
would never regret H. But when Ne reflect
that our thousands Of millions are the priceless
legacy 81 dishonesty, are led 10 the thouR h I
that we ere almost aecursed. Nd Journal
We are right glad b see the Journal ~. such
Language a. the above, and 70 hail IL as a sign
Of returning reason on the part 81 ia editor
Most true Il IL that our vast load IT debt has
nos been " brought about IN sur endaavors IN
"surpass the world W commerce., % but, ~ the
Je~r"ai admits. IL IL the priceless legacy ef s,S-
" AoHssiy, "and freaaoa. There IL certainly food
for I" theasht" IN The whole question. and would
our friend only 81 calmly down. and. throwing
aside bis strong political bias. review the
events that brought on our late unhappy con.
test. and the character Of ihoso 40 prominent
IN urging IL. he would perceive their I. di.har.
sssy" IN still clearer light. aud would render
thanks 70 the Union soldier that he Is not alto.
gsiher " aceurssd. aa be would have been had
the Dishonest intentions Of Davis aud his com.
peers been put into execution.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

notes had then been scattered, as now, among
the people, In large and small amounts, all over
the country. Think you there would have been
any attempt At Sscessloni Our debt may prove
10 us ''nalional blessing" The Govt Is largely
In debt TO is eitizens and they know that if !, 4
KEEP. az all this Indebtedness will be paid, bat u
u Is allowed 10 lall, their wealth falls with IT.
their bonds ara WORTHLESS, their treasured gov
eminent notes valuIesS their "greenbaeks
waste paper. Patriotism saved the country once
II another attempt Is made to break Il up, pA,ri
o,ism will have the aid Of powerful Sei'-iHtcrss
In saving Il again.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15
Tho Suffrage Question.

4 Legal pisio Of tAe Negro Suffrage Quesfsss, kar
ING ESciHsire Reference 10 ne AboiisknssHf Of
Me Present aud Ae Adeptioa Of Nsss C6s.
sfifsfioa for Maryland
Whenever the people Of the STATE ordain
and establish Form Of Government, or Con.
sti,uion n Il IL usually called they act In their
sovereign capacity, and not by virtue 81 or I'M.
der any existing written law. They neither
derive their authority from. nor are they re-.
strained by any existing law or ordinance Of
the people, and is not derived from any col
lateral source whatever. In Maryland this
principle IL universally maintained.
In pursuance Of this right of the people, q
Convention IL now In session AZ the seat Of
government. engaged In framing anew 3 Bll
q Right. and Consultation. 10 be submitted 10
the people Of the State for their adoption.
AZ such . time, therefore, u Il Of The Rravest
Importance 20 determine what persons are
Fsghtia!y entsslea 70 decide the gsscstlun Of IL
adoption OF rejection, for by is adoption The
existing Constitution will Be overthfown and
annulled-es wsll IS ell laws in conflict with
the new instrument.
ny . law Of The United States, Renerally
known a. the Civil Rlghts Bill, = . large num-
Der Of colored persons IN Maryland are now,
beyond all question. citiEens Of tho United
states, and arc also eitlsens ~ Maryland BY
virtue Of having their domieil In this staie.
Mr.. kargent, In hts wurk on ennsfiiifional
7" comes . citisen Of che United States. and n
" residence or domicil In a state gives him
I" q etats citizenship"
Judge Wilson, formerly Judge of the su-
premc Court.l In HIS Leeinrc ON Law, says
I" citizen of the United States u he. who Is a
"citisen of at least ono State In The Union"
AZ every citizen Of Maryland. without ~.
gard 10 race % color, has deep interest u the
existing Constitution Of his State, b. which nc
owes allegiance, and under tho protectlon Of
which he holds his life. his liberty and hls
property, can u be overthrown aud annulled
aud different ono established In ils stead,
tclaiIning his allegiance,) without his being
allowed . voice In The question:
The citizens Of the State, In The aggregate,
arc equivalent, In a political sense, % "the
" people, they are the member Of The
body, Peiitiesr she state as Ehsh arl Gree
and equal" -
u u sometimes declared that the legal vo-l
tsrs alone compose The STATE " the body poll.
tic. Ieannot assent - thIs--but this only pre-
senta another dlficuity--who are the legal vo-
tsFs when The question 70 BE- decided 1s The
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

FATAL AcciDRST.-An accident Of fatal char
acler occurred yesterday about II o'clock, on
the Caionaville railroad, In the vicinity OF Mount
Olivei Cemetery, whlsh Is another Illustration
OF the extreme danger Of attempting 10 get on
or Oh the mont platform OF the horSa cars whilst
In motion. The facts In the case appear TO BE-
that Nc. John q. Maydwell, aged about 81 years
took the 10 A. n. car Of the CAtonsville road, Coz
the purpose Of visiting Mount Olivet Cemetery,
aud on reaching that point he attempted 70 jump
nom the ffont platform Of the ear whilst In mo-
ton. Unfortunately he fell on the track, and
before the horses could he checked, tho wheels
OF the car passed over him, crushing dis len arm
breast and lower limbs. lie was removed 10 q
building 10 the immediate vicinity, where he re-
ceived every attention, but after lingering Ia
great agony for some time he died. Justice I.eh-
mas, OF The county, was notified, and held an in
quest on the body, the jury rendering a verdict
IN accordance with the above facts, and aItribn-
ting the death partly TO the conductor and partly
10 the imprudcucc OF the deceased. The body
was removed 10 the residence Of his relatives,
No. l6a North paca street. The deceased, II Is
stated, was well aud favorably known In the
western section aud was q Widower, without
any family baltimore Saa Of Hsesisy.
The old, old story "A man killed on n pub
lie conveyance, an inquest held on bis manged
remains-a verdict Of accidental death rendered
mo blame attached 10 the conductor or driver
/ Of the car-the dead is buried out Of sight, and
the occurrence Is forgotten, save by the sorrow
ing friends Of the deceased W. think that nine
tenihs VI these accidents upon railroads u clearly
attributable 10 the gross negligence Of officials
In failing TO stop the car In order To allow pas
sengers 10 get on, or, In fact aiiopriHg them TO
| get on while the car Is IN motion. Great care iS
taken on the road between here aud Baltimore
IN this respect, the conductors being particular
1 ly careful to stop the car. even when a man
wants TO get OF. The result has been that no
accident, Of any moment, has yet occurred upon
our road. We commend like course Of action
10 the officials Of the Gainesville road.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

MENco--Mexican news is about as uncer-
tain rs the weather. and one can put almost as
much faith in the reports from that country as
in the adventures Of Sinbad the Sailor. First.
Macmillan ia to abdicate the throne next he
starts for Europe; then he raises new levy Of
troops and makes war against his enemies Wig.
orously then he gets captured and finally
shot, and afterwards turns mp captive. We
think the wayof It Is just this: Macmillan
has been whipped most thoroughly; his king
DOM IL exploded and he i captive. his life
depending entirely upon the temper Of Juarcz.
his eaPtor. There Is { class Of people, howev
or. who are anxious that our Government should
interfere and take Macmillan out OF his cap
tors hands. We don't see why. lie entered
the territory OF Mexico unlimited. withcu, con.
sulting our Government now let him stay
there or leave, best suits his ambition or hi
circumstances Our Government had nothing
TO DO in placing him where he i now found.
nor should they have in the escape from the 4
limma in which he has been caught.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-06-15

All persons who have been, or are NJ present
interested in the Title n any Lands in HALT.
more county, are hereby
NOTIFIED AND RHQUgSTED
10 examine their Title Papers and ascertain IL
they have any original Deeds. Mortgages, Bills
ing which have been recorded in the oiIlrr Of
the Clerk % the Circuit Court Tor said county.
and the record Of which has been either whai
ly or partially destroyed BY Gre.
DEEDS, MORT0AGEs, BILLS OF SALE.
40. which have been recorded In any Of the
been re-recorded since the ere, are wanted, via.
LAND RECORDS.
Llber II. n. T., No. 0; II. Nc. y. No. I2,u
NJ. y. No. Is II. NJ. y. No. 10; from Folio h.
EOS H. N. 2. No IIi II. N. p. No. rs, II. ~
'. No. TO- II. M.F. No. 20, and q. II. g. No. ~
MORTGAGE RECORDS
llber II. N. y. No. g; II. n. y. No I'm
NJ. y. No. 81 q. II. c. No. ~. from Polio 4 n
4cs O.. II. g. No u. from Folio 10 Folio sss.
and q. II. C. No. ~. -''
clIATTEL RECORDS,
Lber ". NJ. '. No. I, from Folio Il3 IN FeIlo
On every iced, &C., which has been r.s.,l.,,
VIII be found the Clerks enrolment, designat.
ing the LiSsr and Fsiie In which the same has
The Official Rsper. Of the Clerk Of The c,,cu,,
sss"sN y" s@e As~IA1tAt4FN AnAt winter nhaMm fhaf
there are still over1 600 Deeds MORTGAGE nils
OF sale ae., 70 an lmpsrfeet and nn0nished
condition; The great importance and neecasi.
" ior their immediate restoration must b. an.
parent IN every person. The present Il M.
Iourth commission that has been provided n,
ths. purpose, and u 10 highly probable that /,
u 70 the intention of the under.lgnea IN -.
~ into enecss complete aud close. ihe uvasn.,
commission 81 the earliest possible dav. a..l
all persons Interested are hereby nofiGsi ..J
requested 10 examine their Title pspevs =. once.
and u they have any which belona u he Il,,rni
records 70 hle the same Immediately wIth the
Olerk o. thc Circuit Court Tho Clerk will give
seceipt Tor all papers hied.
Inc law provides for the filing of conIirma.
1Iy Deeds, Mortgage, Bills Of Sale, Ac., In the
plaee o. such Deeds, Ac., as were not recorded
A. the time Of the Ere. In some few lnslances
conhrinatory Papers have not vet heen 0lel
Persons Interested In such Papers shos,la .riva
the matter their early attention.
All communication asking for lnf.,,..,,.,,
IN relation 70 the Durnt Records. Ae.. ~iil n.
cheeriuliy and promptly attended &, hna ~.
sons wanting such information must IL nsssI.
ular and give The character Of ihs Pepsr- the
names o. me gransor and grantees. aud q near
as possible the date o. The same n recorded.
the Llber aud Folio In which II q recorded. M
they have receipt from the Clerk Cor lhe Pa.
per- copy Of the Same.
GEORGE II. CAkMAk.
Commissioner on Rnnaras
OtFICE-C0URTHOU USE, TO H2ONTOWH
June last. ~