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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-13

MANY thorsaud OF them have been tested
vi during the the past four wears, and have
proved q perfect success, as thousands 81 GER
n1lnc sslSS Sos ss ib o. $500 SS y : = S oS ~ Se tfasi n s an
prove al It's qualities On examinations
TITS a Pump which a. ultimately destined TO
supersede ali other Pumps new IN use, for the
simple faet-dTst. the cyiinder Is made n solid
flat glass, and IL undoubtedly VIII Fast one
bundi ed wears, ard stnlhe good as ever. Sec
Ond. IL viii never give any bad taste % The wa
Ter. or N1et II. Third, K VIII never wear ont,
10 Eo as AS t ~ P r1g spI Tdps5p PAT % q ef9srT
last as long SIS i've ia iEsn or wood. Fifth, he
valves are made OF glass, and are 50 placed that
u is impossible for them TO get out Of order.
Sixth, the ~conductiDg uipeis manufactured Of
wrought iron, gIFahized inside and out ma
kin 1t perfectly free f5ol rust. Eleventh., no
water stands n the pipe 70 get VAIN IN sum.
mer or freeze n wsRier, anu requires no pri-
Edug TO startit- Eighth. II kthsEesthan nFe
from any common wei or cistegn to the top Of
the highest dwelling az therate 81 tveuty gall
Ions per n mute. Ninth. ats Whele cOnStruC-
ton is so simple and complete thai renders ~
less liable 70 get out OfOrder than any pump
yet Inverted, and maHeStt ne ceespeSs on the
continent. Mheu al Its qualities are fully IN
de1stOOd no one will be without il, II Wiz save
its cost in Insurance, sndmany times save val
Having established = factory IA the city of
Memphis, Tenn, FOR the manufacturs OF these
Pumps we ae now prepared TO furnish, at
wishing to engage in the business
Prices for this Pump. Complete.
For Pump 10 feet long, 81 5Oper fo0t~-s2i %
Is :" 80 "a" y %
20 " I5o-@ . 80 90
and fifty cents per foot Tor every additional
foot.
Bs-AgeDts wanted forthls Pump, either to
buy FOusty Rights and sell the Euups. on
which ali0eral discount will be given 10 the
wholesale trade, and no ensrge for the right OF
Territory.
@-Ai orders for tins PumP must be ad-
dressed TO
BALBIxG, PRESCOTT s CO.,
IN JEFFERSON street, Memphis, Tena.
my7dSW
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T~EAEGRApm1U mAmmGrs.
NeR EOrh Rarket.

new AOE8 m8Ekets
INV YORK, May l2.-Cotton a little more
active but unchanged; uplands 2s4@2S4c
Flour 5IICc better Whisky nominal. Whe4l
quiet. Corn 7O@Ss1Sc. Rice quiet; Carolina 81
gS1za- Conse nrin. Cuba sugar Ia lIssc
Ao.ssses dull.
Dry G00ds.-U nchanged.
MoHey.-MOeey easy at on call. with an
Increasing BUSH ess al lower rates. Prime dis.
counts 799. Sterling nrmer ut 9%&gH for
grume bankers, with gOSdsbiIis al 9, sight bills
al gHsGluR. Gold lower. dosing heavy under
paich 70 zee Iri6Hse concerning the alliance
between England, France GDd Spain, had no
ed, ci-being discre 4iged. Gold opened at 3s1S,
rose 10 3osE add closed abS3A. Rates for car
rylng 4sS per cent C~learanees $9S000,0OO Old
TsnneSsees GS96s4 new 0o96o5s.
NeS Orleans Barkea.
NEW ORLEANS, May 12-Cotton, low grades
dql and easier high, trades steady Mid1lings
poris 2li9 bales. Cold 3S4, Sterling 81. New
York sight Hsg14o premium. Flours SIS 35G6 IS.
Corn 75995c. Uats 55e. Bran 81 20. Prime hay
ders IS1so: sidts f35aI7A La5d is2a &c TOR
tienee aud 203 tor keg. sugar firm common
9hGiOc; pine i8gl3hc Moissues, fermeutipg,
NE.
Cincinnati zEarket.
~oIzcrgnArl, Nay l2-wheat unchanged.
Rye 81 S5al ID. Buaer 35a37c. Eggs I7c. Iiu-
see : oil slepl 05 F4our dull Corn s7a68o Oats
6sg72e. Whisky CSC. Pork so 20, Bacon, loose
shoulders I3c; sjdes169l6Zc. Lard l7c. Gro
ceries unchanged.
Louisville
LoursvzLx. Nav l2.-Fiour s5a5 20. Corn
65g66c. Oats zoe. Tagging l6923c. Prime su-
gar l41&9. huiasses zoe Whisky Csc. Tobacco
active sales sGO hhds at 81 GO 10 S26. Pork s3l Is.
Bulk shouliers re; sides l54alsHc PACKED.
Bacon shoulders lSsze; sides i0ZGI7kc paekee.
Lard 1sc. Hay 81 50923. RIO COME 29a25c.
Potatoes 81 p.
IS. Louis Market.
81. LogI8, May R.-Flour s. O095 co, Wheat
81 50gI69 Corn 67e. Oats 90 16So. Barleysl IS
al SO. Pork S3ltg3t d Bulk rib sides, loose,
I414e, Bacon shoulders 1S1zc; sides l6]<9l7e.
Land I7Xc.
Foreign Markets.
LoNDoE, Asyl2-COnssis closed at 9gNS9ES.
5-2s, "a
LIvERPodL. May l2ACofton closed quiet and
inc hanged. Sales 500 bales.
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VoTEs are necessary to the Defeat OF
the Radical party. In order to vote you
must have q certificate Of registration.
Go and procure it as once.
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ssEFggslElS APPEAL
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

For ChGnoeU0T-I r. CAAIA
For Jlage Of Lao C0uTt--.a L. PERTAINS
Of Criminal CogrLW. ". WALLACE,
For Anv-GsnT Criminal ouTt-GEo. sIAAL-
For Judge Of Ahrnfepal Coarr.G. p. FO0HE-
For Prosecuting Attorney
Of Muutepql OourtFBOMAsA RYAa
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Dissolution.
Copartnership.

EROM theabove. twill De seen That we have
n haco,ne the successors Of Messrs. E. Roo
hins = Rradiey in the general hardware Busi-
mess. Cur well kaowniexperienc in this tfads
fnduoas as TO rsly pp0n q continuance o. the
PREDECESSOR. We propose TO Keep on hand a
stock welt adapted 10 the wants OF the sur
rounding country, and will be prep red as all
10 oner great Inducements to purchasers.
BARBOUR. WILDER& SIMPSON.
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AUCTION.
PU BL SALES
Or
REAL ESTATE
IN TIL Z
AND SUBURBS or MEMPHIS

M We have great r&asure in calling public
attention, both at Tome and abroad, to the
following list OF property, which we have been
directed by the owners TO place on the market
az Public Sale, being a selection from Che most
select business and residence property in Mem.
phis and its vicini'y.DW
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CHANGE OF r

OWING 70 the recent death OF Mr.. s
" under the style OF WILLIAMSON
surviving partners VIII continue Tie
name OF HILL. EONTAINE q CO, at a
continuance OF the patronage bestowed
acc, viii be settled upon presentation
Memphis, May I, 1893.
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New Orleans Asarkes. .


ST. LOWS, May R.-Flour IS O095 co. Wheat
81 50SI69 60. Corn 67c. Oats 90 966o. Barley 81 IS
al SO. Pork S3lg3t d Bulk rib sides, loose,
I44e, Bacon shoulders 1870; sides l0]<9l7c.
Land ESIc.
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E o--eeDondasos, on Psbac Er7ts1 ~l '
srxyE part Of NE UailsG 2dL''
AUvsLIE. EE1TT6G 90.
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LoNDoS, Aayl2-Consols closed at gazs9gs.
5-2s, "a
LIvERpofL, May l2ACofton closed quiet and
unc hanged. Sales 500 bales.
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TBF PUBLIC
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF A-DvERTIsIEo.

rAILT APPEAL, 0lS
lsKLY APPEAL- one eQr-.----~- a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
LINN COUNTY TEACHERS IN
STITsiTE.

This Linn county Teachers Institute was atterd,
ed By . respectable number Of the citizens of the
county. Those tn attendance. no doubt, were
very prnGably entertained by the manner In
which The exercises we're conducted il being we'll
calculated to promote nur educational interests.
The principles Of Arithmetic were introduced
By C. clingman. aud discussed by II. G. Phillips.
d. Porter. and others. School Government was
introduced by p. H. Wigle, followed by C. Gray
aud others
Many other important questions relating to
common schools were discussed with ability and
shrcwdness. The speakers generally showed a
familiarity with their profession. and Il eompeten
ey to give instruction to the youth.
very ereditabe and pleasing feature Of the
occasion. was tho reading Of essays. by II. G..
Phillips, T. l.. Porter. Miss E. j. Smith. II - j.
d. Watts, Miss NJ. A. Gray aud Miss n. a. Nor
gan.
The following persons were elected officers for
the next session: VIM. Morgan, President p. II.
Wigle, Vice President, T. l.. Porter. Secretary,
Thos. Morgan, Treasurer, =. II. Wigle, c. Gray,
and III. Russell, Executive Committee.
Adjourned t1 meet at Harmony Church the
lsL Thursday in June. 1870.
r. l.. PORTER.
Secretary, pro tenn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
LITERATURE OREGON.

Under the above head the Examiner
p1.nts the following good thing from
Iamhill county-the cradle of genius
the mother OF big web-feet-the
place where Deady, Mcbride, Scott,
Jasper Johnson, Logan. Woods, etc, !,
got their start. OF course its "goak, /"
but good one:
THAT the fame OF q number Of ceIe-
brsted Poets has not extended to GER
tain sections of Oregon, is illustrated
By the following incident:
Pierpont Thayer, the popular read
or, and actor, while on a recent trip
through the valley towns, generally
forwarded his programmes, so they
could be distributed day or two be-
fore his arriyal-the programmes be-
ing made up of selections from the
poets, and opposite the pieces selected,
was printed the authors name. On his
arrival 1t a certain Yamhill country
town he was met by the landlord of the
hotel and prominent official, and al
dressed as follows: "Well, Thayer,
we are prepared foI you-everything
is ready-finc hall-good accommoda-
tons, etc But, I say where is the
rest Of the Company" Thayer replied
that he constituted the entire Company.
"Well' said the official, eve are not
to be fooled this way here's your bill
and the Company named and we either
want the entire show, or our money
(having sold a good many tickets),
must be returned" Thayer tried to
convince the party that there must be
some mistake-but IN vain. He was
told that he must either produce the
balance of the Company, Longfellow,
Macaulay, Pope, Holmes, Reed, Mrs.
Norton, Mrs. Hemans, etc, or no
other show would be allowed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
STATE NEWS.

The EAST SIDE RArLnoAD.-A re
port was current nt Salem an Saturday
that the laying of track on the east side
road would BEGIN ou Monday al this week
This il an error as ia time. az the vessel
"u which the lirst shipment al iran was
made, has not ye' arrived. Track laying
will begin al East Portland as soon u>
the Almy gets in-probably some time
this week On our way down from Sa-
lem on Sunday we took occasion to cx.
anime the grading done along the river
AT aud about Oregon City II is Of the
most substantial character and is quite
ready for the ties. The piers of the
bridge Mt Cluckamas are nearly completed,
and the entire road Tor twenty.three
miles is So near rendy far the ties that
were the iron all here nuw. II small force
in advance of the graders would be sutf.
cient to prepare the road bed for the
track layers. We hear that quite II mum
Der of Salem people will be down to wit
ness the laying Of the. first rail. The
first spike will now be our next great ex-
eitement and the indications arc that We
shall not have long to wait for it Ore
goRidR, 1911.
Thc-Ruscbnrg paper saws: About the
Goth uit. u man named Gu>tave Spiznas,
who had been for somc time at work in
the East Port Coal mines, IN Coos county.
lctt that place To 80 10 the North Port
coal mines, a short distance, taking with
him his blankets and gun. Sune ten
days pissed aud he was not heard from
search was made, which resulted in the
finding of his body lying across a log
near the trail with wound IN his breast
and the gun by his side. 1t is supposed
that he committed suicide. lie was il
native OF Prussia, and about twenty six
years of age.
From the Eugene Journal: From
philander Whiuemore, who has just re
turned from Srragues river, we learn Of
the progress Of the Oregon Central Mill.
tarv Road About one hundred miles
have been completed the present season.
At the time our informant left, AIr.
Odcll was working with a party OF sixteen
men in Goose Lake valley, aud Mr. Lar
rison with nine men on this side of kIan-
nth Marsh. The country on Sprague' 5
River is described by Mr.. W. as one o.
the finest he ever saw. The valley is
from one to eight miles wide aud fifty
long. The grass is the best IN the worid
aud the soilas good as Que could wish for,
Rich gulch diggings have lately beef
struck on the south fork Of Skies river
in Curry county, further up the stream
than any mining has ever been before
carried on.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
Last wear the House stood ::

Total Dsm--........-.29 Total Rep..........Is
a concentrated and strenuous effort
will be made to carry Benton, Polk,
Multnomah, Wasco and Grant. -Four
OF these gave very decided Democratic
majorities at the last election. and tiie
fifth through the Vaccinations, IN part.
of the Indian Department elected a
split ticket. Suppose we concede
these counties TO be doubtful-and
they all can only be so by concession
the Radicals must carry Polk and
Multnomah, or, one Of these with two
OF the others in order to get majority
IN the House. Three Democratic Sen
ators, from Wasco, Polk, and Multno-
NAH hold over, and since in all human
probability Democrats viii be elected
in the other Democratic counties as
before, the Senate will remain 13
Democrats and 8 Republicans. So it
Will be seen that there IS still Demo
ratio majority on joint ballot, and that
majority cannot be overcome unless
we lose 1Iultnomah and three of the
four remaining counties of Polk,
Benton, Wasco and Grant. And what
shall we be doing while this herculean
task Is being performed. Suppose
they do carry MuItnomah with the
Custom House employees, and Wasco
with the mint. It is too late to begin
the construction of a lighthouse at
4aquina, or if all begun and all sue
eessful IN carrying these counties, still
there is not enough. Nor will the adj
dition Of Grant make it enough-one
more IS wanted, The hope of getting
Polk Is based upon Lafolletts agency.
convenient to the county line, and a
personal quarrel between two or three
Democrats in the county. The agency
SO far, has only 33 men IN pickle, and
that is not enough to control the coun-
ty. Now certainly here are too many
Radical chickens expected from so few
eggs. There is not sufficient allow
ance made for spelling and breaking.
We assure these Radical gentlemen,
that they have not the resources to ac-
complish SO much mischief in SO short
time. They may succeed in manip-
1llating a few counties, but the pre-
sumption that they can debauch FIVE
Democratic counties, and still hold
fast those that they have, is by no
means admissible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
THE NExTLEGasLATURE.

The Radicals profess capacity to
believe that they can carry the next
Legislature in this State-at least that
they can procure amaiority in the Joint
Convention. IF the Democratic organ
ization is q man of straw, they may
succeed. fit is not, as it assuredly is
not, they must fail. If the D smocratc
party ever shows itself incapable of
holding such vantage ground as it now
possesses concerning the future Legis-
1ature. then the moment Of its useful
ness is past. 1t will be wickedly weak
and will comm md no other estimate in
the eyes of its opponents than that OF
thing 10 lie despised not feared.
Our majority Mt large, of l 200 last
year, has been certainly considerably
increased by immigration--a large ex-
cess of the immigrants are Democrats.
1t must be further increased by the
folly, run to madness, of the Republi-
cans in urging Chinese immigration !;
by the attempt through the Fifteenth
Amendment and through their spokes-
man in Congress to enfranchise
all men-ofwhatever race and whatever
color-whereby they mean TO COM
NIT the interest of the people-to
farm out their government-to an
idolatrous and half barbarous peo-
pie. Besides large number of Repub-
hcans, who subordinate their partisan
feeling to their self respect and indi-
vidual interest, have become disguised
with the Radical conspiracy IN the
Legislature, and indignant at the prac-
tees of the State House harpies, and
would really ike to see that party de-
feated.
We go into the contest with twelYe
Democratic counties, that elected list
year twenty-eight of the forty-seyen
members OF the House, and thirteen
OF the twenty-five Senators, and with
an even chance, by proper exertion, ol
carrying Benton, Clackamas and Doug
las, In each Of which Democratic Sher-
iffs were elected and majorities given
for other portions of the ticket last
year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
STATE FAIR ITEMS.
[From the Statesman

Tie following is list of the entries
made at the State Fair: Class |, cattle,
65 class 2, horses. 225; class 3, sheep,
Sd; class 4, swine and poultry, 10; class
5, agricultural implements, 95; class 6,
seeds and vegetables, 1877; class Z, do.
nestle manufacture, II; class s, natural
history, mining products, and arts, 5O;--
class ., bread, cakes, preserves, ETC..
l.2Il class 10. home work, 1901 class
IL aud II. fruits and flowers. 30; class
13, cqnestrianism. 3; class II, music, 2.
Total entries, 1925.
The Orphans Home Restaurant did a
very large business during the Fair and
the net proceeds viii amount to hand
some sum Of money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

DEBATE OK SPIRrTUALIsM.-Mr.
Todd and Mr. John Arnonp met at Cor-
wallis recently in a discussion upon the
doctrines Of the former touching mar
riagc and spiritualism. We have not
learned whether Ntr. Arnoup accepts Mr..
Todd's general invitation to discuss the
subjects of his lectures, but, from his
reputation as thinker and man Of
learning, VIC imasin' him as worthy an
antagonist as Dir. Todd can desire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
OHIO AND PENNsYLvANIA.

The latest telegraphic information
shows the election of Geary in Penn
sylvania, by about 600. and the de-
feat of Pendleto1l, in Ohio, by small
majority. The complexion of the Ohio
Legislature is not positively stated.
The latest dispatch upon that subject
claimed the House Republican 10y 3,
and the Senate by |. But this was a
week ago aud when only partial re-
turns were in, and did not purport to
be more than an estimate. The tele-
graph refuses TO give us further infor-
nation. 1t is as mute as it was the
aeconl day after the late California
election.
These elections indicate that with Bout
we'll, Delanoand Grant, with the Depart
IN snt clerks, with the Loyal League and
the G. A. r., with government dis
bursting agents in every District. with
an immense amount Of State and Fed
eral patronage and the numberless
election appliances used by an unscru-
pulous administration, Pennsylvania
and although the latter has al
ways been the stronghold of our oppo-
nents-haye been barely saved to Rad
icalism.
Sagacious politicians have estimated
that, with the tremendous influences
possessed by the Administration,
through the colossal deot, the army Of
officials and the multiplicity of other
means, it is within the power of any
administration to overcome n clear two
thirds majority. The truth of this OBJ
servation is apparent. There is no
| doubt but that without this Federal
/ interference there would have heen n
different result. II the Administra-
ton had kept hands off-had not de-
scended into the Ohio and Pennsylvania
arena, those States would have given
large Democratic maiorities.
It Is such u victory as the Radicals
cannot afford to celebrate. 1t is such n
defeat as the Democracy cannot per-
suade themselves to be disheartened
by. These hardly contested fields show
that our cause Is near the popular
heart. There Is no doubt of its ulti-
mate triumph.
e For right IS right nee God Ii God,
And right the day must via
The prohabilitesare that the House of
| the Ohio assembly is Democratic, or, at
stitisnot Republican In many coun-
ties Hamilton and J ucas for instance
peoples tickets were rnn, aud where
! such were elected, it IS not improbable
that the impartial telegraph has made
hot haste to classify them with the Re
publicans. We have no fears that q
/ peoples candidate will vote to ratifS
the 18th Amendment, but the failure
of that measure in either branch Of the
Ohio Legislature will t.ore than com
pensate the Democracy for all the loss
sustained elsewhere on the 18th ot
. October.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

SHOT HIMsELF-We hear that Noble
johnson, young man residing at Ore.
gon City and brother of w g. johnson.
Esq :, accidentally shot himself while out
hunting IN Saturday He was carrying
his shot gun with the muzzle down, when
the hammer caught against something.
discharging the piece. The charge took
effect in the calf of the leg, and it is fear
ed that amputation may be necessary
Later-Mr. Johnson has since died
Oreaoaiaa. 10
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Judicial Election.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

Senator Williams has surrended the
Indian Department team, and vacated
the elegant Indian Department apart
ments, SO generously provided at pub
lie cost during the State Fair, by
Meachem, the Democrat, and gone
speech-making through Southern Ore
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]. G. SA0L4AAD & CO.
oel6vjn9m2. CHICAGO, Ill.
NOTICE o. rINAE sETTLEMENT.
.ADMENESTHeAT ATOEs'S NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I.
~ the undersigned, have BEEN appointed by
tae County Court of Linn county, State or Ore
eon, Administrator Of the Estate of WI. c.
Gray, deceased. ss @ .ka
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby requested to present them. With proper
vouchers. tb the undersigned, at his residence in
Albany. Linn county, within six months from the
date hereof J. II. FOSTER,
Oct. S. IS69.-v5nSw4 Administrators.