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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
HII'IV y v AN GU!AN0S,
.SoIu b lie Manures,
AND
SULpHUjRIG ACID,
Manufactured at Charleston,
THE DIRECTION OF DIR. N. A.
~ PRAI0r, Chemist for tho Snlnhnrfo

TTNDER THE DIRECTION OF DIR. N. A.
- PRATT, Chemist for tho Sulphuric
Acid and Super-Phosphatc Company.
SOLUBLE Pi1OSPHOR1C ACID, in tho
form of Soluble Phosphate Of Limo or Dis
solved Bono Phosphate, is tho basis of all
good Fertilizers, and these are valuable in
tho ratio OF Soluble Phosphoric Acid which
Is IN them.
Tho Immense deposits Of Phosphate Gu
amos which wero discovered In 1867 In South
carolina, by Dr. Pratt, consists mainly Of In
soluble Phosphate Of Lime, which is mado
available us Fertilizer by hclng ground to
powder, and reduced by Sulphtrfc Acid to
Such condition as to mako Its insolublo
phosphate souble in water and thus made
!Sp Capable of being taken up by growing plants
Inc inSo!uolo Phosphate found in any COM
mcrcinl Fertilizcr is of no moro yaluo to the
plant than the original Phosphate rock. Tho
greater the proportion of this Soluble Phos-
phato hich any Fertilizer contains tho less
inc Quantity required per acre, and consc-
qucntly the cheapest Fertilizer Is That con-
inihln9 the highest per ccntago of Soluble
Phosphate.
Impressed with these truths, tho Sulphuric
Acid and Super-phosphntc Company have
erected at Charleston Tho first extensive Acid
Chambers South Of Baltimore, and nro ablo
TO offer to planters the highest per ccntagc of
oolnoto phosphate of Limo known In any
market.
Their Fertilizers arc offered undor two
forms:
l. ErIWAN, No. 1.-Pmo Soluble Phos
Pna.c; guaranteed to contain "a per cent. of
Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lim,, $40 per
ton, 10 per cent. discount for cash
Q. ErlWAN, No. 2.-Peruvian Supcr-
Phosphate, guaranteed to contain 20 per cent.
OF Dissolved Bone Phosphate, and IL to 8
per cent. OF Ammonia, with Il sufficient nd.
dltton of Peruvian Guuno TO nd'pt 1t to ~
crops, $50 per ton, 10 per cent. discouASX O. e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-29
+. P. SC.OTT'S
fashionable ClOthin Q.

FURNISHING Store,
SOUTHEAST, and near Mr.. poolc's Hotc,
NEWBERRY, 8. C.
louT''S and MEN's CLorIIIyu,
comprising NEAT BUSINESS and
DRESS SUITS, On-CLoTn and
BEAvEn OvEncoArS, Hats, CAPS
CMnRELLAs, "F. Y. S." SulRr
uNDERsnlETs, Gloves, NEt-
TIES, PocKEr UAxpKEnctlIEr's,
SUPERIOR ENHLIsm HOSE and
ruhNIs'llNn Goops generally,
BOOTS and SnoEs-,just arrived.
Having purchased, from the oltlcst
an" 6rxt E$t"bIi$hcd UouSes, in
Nc'o }orh, my ,Sfoch Of
Fal' and Winter Cloihinc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06

asa pssls. q hs jours de temps . fe ct soa gendre
M e. poay1ss pstises creatures nsvasut pies nj pere nj
mArf ooss es sst naizs = posts Jaeksos (Msss
ipij, = Anlrqss - it vsnir shss lsi, q eess o.
vfsls nass esi - ui am1ne. Ells navait pas dorm
dsps dssx lss. Jsi prs soin d ~ pauvrss sntans
I'd rSeAssS b plss pstit eoots ossr 10 second ne
ps pou - eesllsf q Paine Ss endorni pieds
Ts livossesis nea char L6ns, jai quits enfants
asss . ssasss Do eour surout h petit miosAs ssi Ds
t d. rsettss st qui n pas quite mon bras depuis
Naosy jusquA Pis II fallait enendre lss ers quill pous
~ ensnd . Hssd'mass n h sprit
"Ostts Ssnne qui sst tsssnses, ne psopost De Tao.
ccmpagDsr q ADinqus chez soa 6s Ellie no6fsit meme
- Aa d voyage Je ns asais 70 rplssr ssbosnss pa
roles iss lsadFsss qses nh sdrsesa En ne qsittant
ellie na -:
nadsnoisslls 4 annals vous vous trouvss dams Penn
besras, sdrsaes-vo1 sit moi, nit mon 6ls Nous
- nnum pas pasvrss = d tmais vous desires voas
tsahiir = An6iqss. terivn.noas. Non soss sha,s~
"seas q vsles svslie."
p - disae ssIa, slls svait - hrmes sax ysux.
Did qssaqse josn j ~ petssnterai RS Nsave.
6aiDtAagun, et i daas u - Ioss vosless SnigW On
AaldeIs, soas asross q ass, sas yai ps6ss1semsnt
asdt la1ssms q sstls hous = d soo fsL
b stassdast. j logs chez lami LAse. Ss mason est
un vtsitabs kjtS De- Asaeens On ny psrle pas m mot
Dc frausas Js ~ compts pas y reser loDgemps.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06

"Ces LasS qui ma apprs IA mort Dc ton pauvre pere
Ja 50 par lui que h bellemere demeurs asses psea d
ID rue Ranbutsss L. fars dEdwig t faillits. Il ct
parti poq; b Calibssis.
Euv5s ma letare mon pere. Quand tu le vsrras to
lembrssas pour moi tsos os Jesp>re 70 weir bieoeos
azriver lei avee hi.
"Ne veus pas Paris syass davoir rssu ans ssoosds
letsre De moi ssts chss non pre- ousod i era ike.
vous viepdrss erseubls Qssl boshssr % ssn psse h
Lory, qui t'simsI Aiusqu'as dsla d b tombs"
A peine Len. e. pris eooDaiaaaoss Dc setts htsss.
quo,blians Dollisgo es pass q son prososssr il 80
nit en- route pour Pst,ben que Lory lui cot meme
pas iudiqu6 90 adrsas.>A asa 40
Ounss jours plas tard pllingss. mis- On bsrs. grace
boune condute. grace Assi ID revolution De 6vrier
% dirigea egalemsnt vers ID capitale.
Dams uns chambrs, % qustrieme sur Il oour rue Do
Troo petite russ dcnnaoe sur h SastAntoios. r.
it 6ssadus lit d prs apparence ane femme don't
b figure etait d1s par vieilese antelope st don't
lss cAsvsux sFsonnsats stehsppaent dtsordre dse
bonnet alc 8 1tsAift.
4us tspait IN pasoisep dams mains et masnetsaa
quslqses pferes entire - dsass.
Tout coup on ffsppa II porte.
"Qui est IA demands b malade en- alcmand. Bon. !.
reponds voix euns eogaenards. VOLTA
de ces Polonascs qu radusen e faDcas en- cbarabia'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06

De tous ces jugements il ressort
que le milieu, c'est-a-dire lair que
nous respirons, le sol que nous fou.
Ions, 10 nature qui nous envelope.
modifie ID structure humane ct
tend 1 faire disparaitre rapidement
lei le type caucasisu ct anglo'saxon
ct I lui substituer l'organisme ct
le caractere indiens, ct celia beau
coup plus profondement que ne le
font par exempIe lee brumes dan
gleterre, les montagnes de la Suisse
on le ciel d'Italie sur lee habitants
de ces diverses rtgions. Edwards,
un illustre voyageur, deji remar-
que, entire autres engagements
presentes par lAnglo.Americain,
l'augmentation de 10 taille ct
ragrandissement des orbites. Plus
tard, Smith ct Carpenter ont obser.
VI d'autres notifications, ct le
premier. frsppt de ID tendance &c.
nerale qu'elles indiquent. ma point
hesite I dire qu'abandonne 1 lui.
meme pAnglo-Americsin se trans.
formerait en- Indien semblable 4
ceux qui peuplsient autrefois les
Rtsts. .Unis. Knox . parlt de II
diminution du tissu graissenx ct
de tous les sppareils CLAN
dulaires CONNIE IN fait general
dams rAmerique du Nord. Desor
soutient que l'allongement du oou
est devenu un trait caractsristique
do type quill nomme yankee. par
necessitl dc classification ct non
par malvsillanos. Liable Brasseur
=
Do Bossboorg. sns aotorit4 en- oes
matiAres, . troav6 nne alteration
sensible dams les traits ct dans 10
caractere de- certaines families de
New.York ct de ID Pensylvanie
don't le sang est deweare pur de.
puis un steele on deux, ct des po.
pulations le plus ancienuemsnt eta.
blies dams le Kentucky ct sur les
bords ds Mississippi. "A part ID
civilization ssroptenns qui lee .
suivis. dit-il. on spercoit dtjA chez
les unes. avec l'angle facial, Il
6erN ct l'esprit de ruse de rIro-
quois; chez les sures, avec l'exte.
rieur. II Tsdesss, ID fraBchise et
l'indlpendance Do plllisois ct du
Cherokee En6n, et suivsnt NJ
Prsssr.Bey. voici 10 rtsums des
obsesvaaiess d. ssatouistss sur
Get interessant sujet - LAnglo'
on.Americains presents des Ia
seconds glaSration des traits du
type indies qui y rapprochsnt DEF
Lenni. Lenapes. des Iroquois, dss
Chsrokess... Plss tssd 10 sysseme
glaudslairs - restreint - mini
mum Dc sos dlveloppemeat normal
- peas dsvisnt sachs CONNIE d.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06

LEM ET LORY


"SNsAWA nloaeisslls. qss w desires pgssr
"hounetsos1e votS " PasA vsisi me lsttes pour
"upe d ~ ssso 81 dlas - sagsdn Dc nodes dass
IN rue NssvsS ,Asgash Coaas ven. slIs squiast
=. !ss,sss - E.. ::'I: sss - ..;.. r.. !. .'s ~: 9.
i vess ssGp ~ pstsssasr sAss ss, q posr pea
"ose vess seSos hs1ls . hbsis1. voss tosvesos z
I" cIle - naltreaD s1v1ss. nas jsss." ~
&c hsss hoons1s NJ pg6 qse viAc 6ss~ peW -
phss 4 Nasy PMiA -. ettg
" Mea paes Nd nssss1 pask 4 y nlehasoett dee
hsons4 - 49, t1gQa'l pstssatt ) mai 9ua -
leuse 4 lsar - j IT sssies O. 3 boa Diss fAie
psnsha lhw saae = - tasese. sgs-s =
DAns = rsaosls q f6his . tresvsit uss boans
af,ndllre d D1l6 ave- srois psth gassoos don't b
pus uue nsvat que quslquss nos Cetse pauvre femme
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06

Cuit, ciic peru IL Ch"'S"' u" sSS
ct la rougeur des jones', qui sont
remplacees chez phomme par une
teinte limopeuse, ct chez la femme
par une paleur fade. La tete Sc ra.
petisse ct s'arrondit ou devient
pointue; ellie sc couvre dune che.
velure lisse ct foncee en- couleur.
LIE cou s'allonge. On observe un
grand developpement des os zy-
gomatiques ct des masseters. Les
fosses temporales sont profondes,
les machoires massives. Les yeux
sout enfonces dams des cavities tres
profondes ct assez rapprochees
Pune de l'autre; l'iris est fonce, le
regard percant ct savage. LIE
corps des os longs s'allonge, prin.
cipalement 1 l'extremite supGrieu-
re, si bien que Ia France etpAngle.
terre fabriquent pour PAmerique
des gants 4 part don't les doigts
sont exceptionnellement allonges
Les cavities de ces os sont tres re.
trecies; les ongles prennent facile-
ment une forme allongee ct pointue.
LIE bassin de 10 femme sc rappro-
che de celui de phomme, ETC., etc.
Men deplaise 1 notre ami Ra.
mean. un long sejour en- Amerique,
suivant N. Tn. Pavie, . fait perdre
au creole canadien les wives cou.
leurs de % carnation; son teint .
pris une nuanoe dun girls fonce, ct
ses cheveux noirs tombent / plat
sur ses tempes CONNIE oeux de Fin.
dien. Nous ne reconnaissons plus en-
lui le tyre suropten, encore moins
le type gaulois. ss.,
n. Elisee Reclus, don't Ia valeur
scienti6que ct litteraire est aussi
bien etsblie que le radicalisut sin
csre, reside plusieurs annets aux
Etats-Unis. II joint en- ces a'rmes
son temoignage aux precs lents :
"Si d'autres influences ne bxlaa.
caient celles du climat. il sc pour
rait bien qu'aprss nm certain laps
lde siscles, les Americans eussent
tous 10 couleur des aborigenes, leura
| ancetres fussent-ils venus de FIR
lande, de 10 France on du Congo
Terminons par laveu qua fait I
l,abb9 Bras seur On eminent Ameri'
cain qui pourrait bien etre N. Sum
ner "Par lee traits ct par le ca
ractere, nous sommes devenus dea
Hurons."
| Cavaliers ct Puritains. qui prtlu
diez jadis 4 Ia guere civile par del
querelles de race, calmez.vous e'
embrassez.voas, h science afirmt
que vous etes tons des Horons, e'
vos fats q gsssss No resident poin'
ll'assertion invraisemblable.c
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06
ACTION DU MILIEU
60

La republiquc federative des
Etats. .Unis longtemps presents lie
ravissant spectacle, ct aujourd'hui
encore ellie cree la vaine illusion
dun noble temple gree voue au
cutie de ID Liberts ct reposant sur
dc puissantes ct majestueuses co.
tonnes qui en- font ID foroe ct 10
grandeur. Aussi n'est-ce point sans
un regret douloureux que mons
voyons chaque jour le radicalisme,
aveugle ct furieux CONNIE Samson,
secouer pedifce sacre sur un peuple
de Philistins. Nous defiant do notre
raison ct refusant de croire 1 l'evi.
dence, nous nous sommes demande
plus dune fois si nous ne subis.
sions pas des influences locales, si
notre critique ne se resssntsit pas
dune action de milieu, 81 des pre-
juges de latitude n'alteraient pas
notre ,raison. Nous avons interrogS
l'histoire. OF ellie ttmoigne haute-
ment des notifications profoudes
operees dams les mours politiques
de cette democratic embryonuaire.
ellie . ttsbli que 10 nation roupait
enforcement avec son pass6 ct
repndisit absolument ses traditions.
Qnestionnerons nous maintensnt 10
science, qui est plus impartiale en-.
core que l'histoire. ct chercherons.
nous l dSrobsr son secret sar II
destinee des Etats-U Unis Z L. sciencs
. parle sgalement ct tenu un Lam
gage plus dtsesptrant que celui Dc
l'histoire.
Nous lisions ces jours derniers
un Outrage que les opinions de son
auteur ct Iepoque de % publication
mettent l l'abri dc tout soupcon.
Son titss meme lui serait seul une
recommendation aupres dss rspubli-
Gains enfonc6s dams l'orniare jaco-
bine. CO livrs TsmarQsabls est
pU.it< Il rE2Sa Asaa;ss. per n.
A. de Quatrefages. membre de
l'Institut Dc France, et Il fut edite
par Haohstss On 1851, c'esta-dire
torit avant l. guerre de ID stces'
sion. n. Do Qqatrefsges est un
monogSaists d = range derrisrs
Geo6roy 6Aiat tHilaiss. contrs b
doctrine polygtaisss De Morton ei
10 thSoris dee centres do cr6ation
dAgassis. Nsis noss laisserons de
ooA @ problams ardu ct non en-
core rSsola d l'uaiN ou Do l. plu'
rslitt d. rsoss, = aous noua
bornsrossa eoasigaes lssj jugsmentl
recueillis ct adopts par 10 savan,
ssiesr sur l'sction do milisu oonsi
dtrts - peiat de vss Do h nasior
nodlb = d psupls msssis.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06
Avr5


Et un gamin Dc qpatorss ans. aprss svor ouvsrt ID
pers asss clsf Ill ais dams y ssrrure eura, posa
uss taass d bouillon sur b table et dt:
"Cest payl madaus, j. reviendrai eherehsr Il tsss"
Puis il partit . ehassasa
A peins fst1 dehon qs'un honns d hauts taillc Of
portant touts bssbe monts lessalsr qustro quatrc.
snesa dastort verroail ID ports = sst e6tS du it,
A vue, h msaAs, - soslsvsnt bsusqssnsst, ssssya
d lsi toazasr doa nais ellie fas empAehes par 10
doaleur. -.
Rh bisu. Edwig sosnent osh vatil dssasds oct
hoons Ts vols que j 10 suis pa togoass uSchant. 10
tai is venr % bon bosillce. Jsi dossS psee do
cent ID concierge poar qusle no.as d. temps
temps soormsr Dc 4 ante et pourvoe tss bcsoins Je
sus occup6 depuis quinse oun To y me rtpoods pas
Ees qos too rhuuatisme artcusirc q repriss Posr.
tant tn aais nisux Tu Grains de pscr. Do pesr que
oe y demsnds ooupts De- tros mile franos qus n
caches quelque part oar les oacb4s Mss tort
To vols que j. ssi bcson Do riep. Lesgnt Scrpentn,
le lion d. boulevard du Temple. ~ dcvena Nm homme
grave. protege rinooccncs Ct d1nonoe 10 vice. Tu
seras plas tlousc. doues Edvig Voyous sos peu
plus e,ie To mas pas 10 eomnun tes rhuma.
timss.s sts s< - t4sk # q staa eaaf@
Edwig rtpond. par soapir. H. ~-are.
r., .,,J.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06
PROVERBS AaR.c0LES
FOUR LIE NoIs DE MARS

lie mois de mars est lune des epo-
ques dc l'annee les plus redoutees des
agriculteurs. Chsque contree de 10
France climateriques a ses dictons
au saiet aesinAuences de ses divers
jours sur l'avenir des recoltes.
On croft generalement que Ia pluie
est nefasts .quand ellie tombe le Ter
mars. AIMS:
Quand II plcut pour Ia Saint-Aubin,
ii ny nj paille nj win.
Suivant les localities. on ajoute -
n: foin, nj lin.
A la Saint-Aubin on tond
D'ordinaire, 10 mouton.
-Mais, dit le fsrmier normand,
81 vous voulez men croire,
Tondez. .le Ia Saint, ,Gregoire tis mail.
Mars a mauraise mine. dit.on par
tout.
Soft au commencement, soft 1 Ia fin,
Mars nous montrera son venin.
Gee vepin, c'est Ia gclee, c'est IL
pluie, c'est le brouillard. En- effet:
Autant de brouillard en- mars,
Autant de gelee On avril.
Pluie de mars
Nc vaut pas pisse do renard.
Sill gele Notre.Dame de mars (le 25),
Chaque mois en- AURA % part.
81 le jour de ID Bonue.D Dame Il pleut,
So,tos fStas n ,,lasf
VOLTA qui s'appelle rimer richement.
La neige de mars, loin d'etre re-
doutee, est oopsideree CONNIE un bien.
fait: * ..s## 4#s.
La neige de mars, c'est du fumicr
Qui rsanplit fenil ct grenier.
Les orsges, en- cctse saisoo, ne sont
que de lnsuvais ssgure: @s
Quaud II tonne en- mars,
LIE fcrmier eprage.
La secheresse est geoeralement bien
accueillie des cultivateurs
Mars eco It bean
Remplit cave ct tonncau.
NJ arr sec, c'est du bl6 partOut,
Mars en- pluie ravage tout.
On fera bieu d'observer l'orieu =
tiousau vent le jour de saint BeDoit:
on 10 vent souffle le q mars,
II soufRs is.qu'aa 81 juin.
Gee dictons, il est inutile de le dire
ont de frequentes variations, suivaot
lee diverses contrees de II France
ceux ye nous tons sout geutrale'
J mont ies plus repeudus. Cepsndant
dams quelqucs pays Dc vigooble, il cir
cule IN asses mauvais distique, 0uvre
de quelque buveur inoouuu:
Do gsiti, vigneros, ssnplh vinst fois tos
lvsgTs
Lonqss ID plais On nas iaondrs h tsrs.
L'sgriculteur aime Il neigo en- ma n
parce qu'elle retarde ID vegetation
De mars ID verdure
Eat mauvais augure;
Etquend b heur parait en- mars,
Guere do traits no mangeras.
Qusnd mara ct gris du premier 1 b fin,
Le osaoa ne iamais dcmsndl soa pain.
lie payssn narquois dit an jardiuie1
des eno;rons de Paris;
Pig des mslons en mars, mS en m6,
Etj'sn asssi ben svant ~.
| Tssniaoss par % prossrbs chassn
| tais qui 9quivsat ! un prtospts d'hy
giepe bon 4 observer psrtost:
L esltiuatexr aiSse SsieA1 yenoon
t,v m losp s~ -. easasis lss - fs~a
sx,Sras au M0is De MARS.
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No. IA rue Royale, pres Ia Maison dc Cour,
Me Orifans. i.Jean Bdptistc.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-03-06

(La ,ulle az proehnir rume'o.)
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

command, with headquarters at st. Louis.
Gen. Howard will probably be sent to the
South.
Andrew johnson has returned to
Washington.
Complaints arc made that Massachu-
setts is absorbing many important posi-
tions, having Cabinet officer, two lead
ing chairmauships Of Senate committees,
foreign and military officers, and several
important chairmanships Of the House.
II il also thought that Motley will have
the English mission.
The Tribune's special says that General
Thomas will be assigned to the Depart
mcnt Of the Pacific, with headquarters at
San Francisco General Hallcck will be
ordered East to u division Of the South,
not yet organized. Augur remains in
command Of the division on the Platte.
Hancock goes to the Department Of OAK
ota Pope to the Department Of the
Lakes Lacey will command in Georgia
and the Carolipas, and Stoncman goes to
| Arizona.
CHICAGO, March 15.-Thc following
chairmcn Of House committees have
been selected:
Ways and Means, Paine Of Wisconsin,
Schcnck, Cooper and Seward Appropri
ations, Dawes, Seward, Banks and Gar
field; Pacific Railroad, Wheeler of New
York Claims, Washburne Of Massachu
setts Commerce, Dixon Public Lands
Julian Post. Office, Farnsworth; Manu-
factures, Morrill,; Agriculture, Wilson o.
Ohio; Indian Affairs, Clark Of Kansas
| Military Affairs, Logan Of Illinois; Mile
age, Shanks; District Of Columbia. Cool
Of Illinois; Judiciary, Bingham Rcvo
lutionary Claims, Boyd Of Missouri
Public Expenditures, Coburn Of Indiana
Private Claims, Blair Of Michigan Ma
val Affairs, Schofeld Of Pennsylvania
Foreign Affairs, Banks Territoriei
CuIlom Of Illinois; IAvalid Pension;
Benjamin Of Missouri; Roads, Ingerso
Of Illinois; Mini.g, Ferriss Of Ne,
York; Freedmen Affairs, Dockery {
North Carolir.a; Education, Arnell {
Tennessee Reconstruction, Butler {
| Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Summer will soon deliver speecl
tokin.g the grounds that England is n
sp1nsblc for much more than the dcstrut
lion Of our ships; that her action sweT
our commerce from the scas and prol0ng
. cd the war At least a year. Mr. Thor
Ton, British Minister, hearing this RI
mark, said to AIR. Sumner that this mcar
, war. The French Minister says that
: means extension of Territory. The ma
ter is making much stir 10 diplomatic ci
/, cles.
4 delegation Of Cherokee, CreeI
. Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians had a
: interview with the President to-day
They stated that i; Is their desire 10 C
: operate with the Government to presery
I the peace between the Government an
] the indians. The interview was Of a yer
: pleasant character
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
NAVIGATION OF LONG TOM.

We learn from a reliable source
that an incorporation has been formed
at Monroe and vicinity for the pur-
pose of navigating the Willamette
river with two boats. The company
will comprise all of the principal
shippers of that region. They ex-
peet to save, in the reduction of
freights, in one winter, enough to pay
for the boats. Some of these men
pay as high as $4,000 dollars per an
mum to the P. T. Company for carry
ing, that ought to be done for half
that amount Tile POLICY OF shippers
building their own boats, and doing
their own work, is one that ought to
commend itself to business men all
along the Willamette river; as it Sc
cures against the possibility of a
'sell out" to the P. T. Company.
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BY TELE GIeA PH.
COMPILED FROM THE OREGON uEnALDl

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Thc sen
tencc of the naval court-martial in the
case of Engineer Sawyer, convicted ol
using disreputablc language to the Presi
dent is revoked by President Grant on
recommendation Of Secretary Bowie.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-Col w
L. Forbes is appointed Pension agent al
Philadelphia.
The following appointments of Com
misaioners of the Union Pacific Railroad
were made to-day: Isaac N. Morris, o.
Illinois, in place of Frank Blair; Gen
G.. X. War vice Gen. Bdford
Hon Jas T. Wilson, Of Iowa, vice Cor.
nelius Randell.
Butler has introduced to Secretary
Boutwell, a colored man from New Or.
leans, named Joubert, recommending
him as Assistant Assessor. He don't
want the Office for the money but to test
the disposition of the party in power re.
gardiDg the rights of the colored race.
AUBURN, N. Y. March 1.-THE
Heralds Washington special thinks that
Gen. Dent will be appointed Collector OF
the port of San Francisco, in the place Of
Gen. Miller, and that Frank NJ Pixley
will be appointed District Attorney for
California.
M WASHINGTON, March 14.--The month
ly reports of the department. of agricul
ture for February show that the number
of horses has slightly increased in most
of the Western and Southern States, buI
very little in the Eastern and Middle
States. In the principal States west 0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
TERRIBLE FIRE AT EUGENE CITY.
THREE CHILDREN PERISH In FLAMES
THE MOTHER DIES FROM THE EFFECTS
OF HER BURNS.
+ Special Dispatch to Tie Democrat. ]

About 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing the residence of Mr.. Steventon
was discovered on fire. The base
ment was entirely wrapped in flames
before discovered. The family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steventon and four
children were sleeping sup stairs.
When the alarm was given
Mrs. Stevcnton remained to save the
children by throwing them from the
window. The oldest child leaped
from the window and was saved. The
heat was so great she could not get
the three smaller children from their
beds; but only left them when Who'll
ly blistered. They perished in the
flames. Origin of fire unknown
Mrs. steventon died at o'clock this
morning from the effects of the burn
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Of view, as absence of churches is in NOR.
ais, of school houses in education. The
men who support the village paper do
more to build up the place, and make il
prosperous, and draw trade there, than all
other influences combined. Hence wbcth-
cr man believes in advertising or not he
will concede that the newspapers are \
great help to the place, and that business
amounts to very little in places that don't
support one or more Of them. Therefore.
the man who tries to come in and take
the benefits of that prosperity without
contributing to sustain, tries to "dead-
head" On the rest of the business men.
and does them wrong. We say it is the
duty Of all good citizens to sustain their
town paper.
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PRENTICE says: The tenure of Office
law was a law Of liberty-Iiberty to the
ofice-holders to commit whatever rascali.
ty they pleased with impunity.
Senator Chandler wants an amendment
Of the whiskey law. He had better set
about an amendment Of his whisky habits.
Some uneducated persons can accom-
plish much. Many man who can't write
has made his mark.
Senator Sumner, ever since that dit.
tie unplcasantness" with Mr.. Brooks, of
South Carolina, has been soreheaded
politician.