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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19


Tho simplicity and praeticabilily Of this Bew
Piow eommends u favorabty 10 ths special notice
Of every farmer. IL possesses n decided superior
ity over all other Plows now in use. The wheels
are four feet In diameter and run on the unplowed
land. It's entire construction l. Ia no way com-
piicaied. The plow Is managed 10 eTerY manner
with ease and requires only two levers 10 be used
In making any alteration. The superiority of the
Gay" Piow win be clearly shown By the follow
ing certificate
We the undersigned. citizens Of Linn eonuty.
Oregon. having purchased and used upon our
farms The ''GAY" PL0w, hereby certify that the
sAtne has given ua entire saIsfactInn Its facility
for adjusting TO suit the depth Of the fuow with
out moving from the seat. 10 simple and easy
We like the Plow for its draught because the same
i brought TO bear directly upon the Piow beam
instead of the eaFViaEe also because II 10 strong
and durable, all except the woos work being con-
AtFucged Of wrought iron no castings are used.
The whesis running upon the solid land l. an ad-
vantage over other Gang PiSws in striking OF
lands and 10 Flowing, n0s having 10 make tbs
necessary changes IN the machinery aud the seat
IL always level not throwing the driver forward or
sideways as in other Piows. Better work and
molc Of Il can be accomplished by the use Of this
Plow than BY hand.
We take pleasure in recommending the "GAY"
PL0W 20 aur brother farmers having no
superior in Oregon. J. q. REED.
MAY 20, 1863. A. s. Lo0NEY,
W. II. GoLTTkEE,
W. r. EsHoM,
+. W. PIKE.
HENRY DAVIDSON.
zS-The "GAYs PL0w IL manufactured by
II. Gouidng Portland Machine shop. AllordeFs
will be promptly attended TO By addressing
O. r. GAY,
MAY % 'ssv4n40yI. Portland, Og'n.
:. BARRowS q CO., and Jrg0. BRIGGS,
are authorized Agents for Linn and Benton
counties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BOSTON.
INCORPORATED 1885.

This old and popular Company is governed by
the N NON-FoRFEITURE law Of Massachusctts.
All Net Earnings Divided Annually Among
the Insured.
Losses paid promptly All llpolieies Non -forfcitable
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANNU-
ALLYl
First Dividend Araila5ie at the Payment Of the
Second Annu0L Premium.
But one class Of members (Policy holders) in
this Company, among whom he annual surplus is
divided.
Unbiased Judgment, based upon careful invest-
tien, will show that this (the oldest Mutual Life
Insurance Company of America) offers moro equ-
ties to the insured than any other Company doing
business this coast.
Life Insurance is o judicious investment for cap.
italists. 1t Is SURE Investment fer those in mod
crate circumstances, by which they may, with a
small amount of funds, leave 70 their families
ample means for their support in case of the early
decease of the insured.
Home Office, 30 State Street, Boston.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: 3O2 Mont
gomery street, San Francisco; Room 3, Carriers
Building, Portland, Oregon.
EVERsON 4 HATNES,
General Agents.
RUSSELL IL ELKENS, Ag'ts,
Parrish 4 Co.'S Block, Albany, Oregon.
sepI9'6Sv4n5tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19

SAN FRAScIsco Jas. D'FTemery, Lloyd TeVis,
Louis McLanc, Wm. Sherman, Oliver Eldridge,
VIM. Alv"rd, John o. Earl, A. u. Forbes,
Alex WE'LL, Alfred Borcl, ). q. Kellogg,
Ab'm seiigman, q. +. Lawton, n. Cbeeseman,
Anson q. Stiles, Il. l.. Goidstcin, q. II. Howard,
John q. BTay, Meses Ellis, q. w. Beaver,
A. Hayward, y. L. Weaver, \. Steinhart,
ID. W. g. Ricc, David Stern, u. Rosenbaum.
10. Meyer, Jonathan Hunt, AAcHAsEsro.
d. j. Oliver w. r. Coleman, Edgar Mills,
Aipheus Bull, T.. W. Leonard, q. w. Move,
w. G. Ralston, r. l.. Barker, c. r. Wheeler.
l.. Sachs, r. l.. Meyer, NAnrayILLE.
Fred. Billings, =. NJ. Wilson, ]. II. JeHett.
4. l.. Tnbbs. John Il. Newton, roRrLAxp.
IL. II. Newhall, Edward Martin, w. =. Ladd,
Adam Grant, ID. o. Mills, Jacob KAtnm.
]. ID. Fry, II. Hanssmann, sTockTos.
II. II. Bigelow, L. u. Bsnehly, T. B. Anthony.
Vim. Hooper, Moses Heller. VIRGINIA, sEy.
chAs Mayne, VIM. Scholle. VIM. Sharon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19

The stomach is the great center which In
fueDces the health or disease of the system.
Abused or debilitated by excess, indigestion,
headaches and physical prostration are the
natural consequences. The liver becomes
affected, and costiTeness, diarrhea and dys-
peptic affection ensue. No medicine is more
happily combined to give health and tone to
the stomach, and to purify tho system than
DIR. Walkers VEGETABLE VINEGAR BITTERs,
= remedy safe, and speedy and efectual. It's
virtues have been proven by abundant trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aguc. intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, DUMB
Agne. Periodical or Bilious Fever. &C.,
and indeed ell the affections which arise
nom malartous, msrshs or nniasrnatic
potsous.
As It's name implies. II doea CHre. and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic. Qulnine, Bismpth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substances
whatever, st In nowtsc Injuries any patient The
number anil Importance of stA cures In the ane dis
tEictA, arc literally beyond account and We believe
without parallel In the history Of Asue medicine.
Our pride Is Rrataed by the ACCOMPLISHMENTS we
receive uf the radical cures effected Ia obstinate
eases. and where other remedies had wholly fxilcA
InnceIimaicd pcrs0ns, either resilient IN, or
travelling through mtaAnaflr loralisies. viii be pro-
terted by taking the 1GTE CERE daily.
For LfreVs Complaints. arising from turTalslity
Of the Liver Il Is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into lealthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il IL
an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
markable cures, where other medicines had failed
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER a Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
al round the world.
PRICE. 500 PER BOTTLE.
Es- seia by All Druggists and dc ,sers ~ Med
ieines everywhere.
SMITH 4 DAVIS, Portland, CRANE 4 BRIG
HAM, San Francisco, Wholesale Agents.
sc25y5nGyl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19

DIR. Pill bags complains - that DR.. Walk
er's VEGETBLE VINEGAR BITTERs promises too
much-cures everything-is a quack medi-
cine" This is the usual ''quack" OF the
profession but we must bear with them
gently, for soon they viii know that it does
all that it processes. and more too for It is
eminently a Family Medicine, and has saved
many hours Of suffering, and will save many
dollar in time and Doctors bills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
NOTICE.

WyHIs Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
IL have no partnership relations with A. Bury
OF any other person or persons ia Brownsville. and
viii not be responsible for any contracts entered
INTO by said A. Bury any other person or per-
sons in the name Of Hunt Co.. or any other
aame whatever. T HINT
Albany Oct. 30, 1s6o.-v5n12m4.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-19
C. O.D. -WALTHAM WATcHEs-C. o. D

LATEST IMPROVEMENTs.
FULLER Co. Qate M. E. Chapman 4 co..
Removed to No. % John street, Mt.
We will send, order, single WALTHAM
WATCHES, in solid Gold and Silver cases only,
by express to any part of the United States to be
paid for delivery, after examination, at whole
sae prices. The buyer to pay all express charges
The Company's guarantee sent with each watch
To Send for Illustrated Circulars giving full
informations v4n42yI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
GENIIINIIN-S LIST

N-AdGG.S a q. Arnold DrC ", .: Alien
'-Js' AalrI ID "; Albright FrsterIck: Arnoid
ALs-lL Hs'acr. A!-xanier Henry: AudeT, IA J
i Ai-oTn !!CL = l.; Adams j 4: Adams N ,>->:
Euseny y V AEdrr>on : L, Anderson : L
A1FtrSOE T; AUb!er " IL, -
l-Eai-n II L; Ein- ham Arthur: Bradbury
q 4 y; j IL "A u BIO IN" Albert @; + t.lI-
Aa.cr a II. bToCA> BoyC; BaIIany B,.t,---;
tehTeEs h, :. bOrrmans q; BuNtoa CGas IL;
t.suaTck G \; Brady Cna. Il; BurriIi CBarlrs
" Is EJp q ii; BtbCCck T. W, ByTUn G. ii, ls-u-
L-T CLa- y; Biake q 10: BARCLAY Hon -; But
- Hon DAVID Biasd.i /. l.. ijsdSsIsy Caas l.
Mason III .tcs-an Coz y r. Bates SIR Frausi-.
EJLst ITaDk; BaLseT q: BradIey Henry J:
j EnnIti J q; Byron JOAN; Bryant Joal y
BarCiCk j y; BCIeb-ctk < Jas IL: BTecxilri =.
Hon John e.. RushIaInie y y. Bu-son J IS
BUIIett Jas *: Burr Joseph III; Brardss Dr
IaMss; Blown John; Brown John Il: Boyd j:
bafnss Le } v Barnes j. w,s; Bnrnett keu-
t'Ei Brooks NJ; B.aehtCr& Il NJ Bells RO-sr;
Gaia. vim Mifis: Brooks Ssmusi: Becswitl =
h .Eu-AE!It 4; kiegiIn IbOs; Brown -;
bArIow Ii; Bart. & 'pi Wall "a: Bsrtit :.
tueutbeF -EssEIs NCOGnan & Esiknan, Wm
" Bis bel "; Bali wm: fSarae W y; Banch w:
Bean " Il; Barues ~ u.
C-Creisa Dr Il. Carter = q; Cation & r;
Cone e. q; CTareuS Chas: Clisman 4; Church.
~ Gee. Garter Geo ii; Go & Hunter; Cuth bert
q; Crosby IL; Callahan Jno a., Cnandhr j
, Cracker = VI: Carlan las =; Chamberlain +
j; Cas- los Il; Core Gen VI, >; Cox Joseph;
Clarke MsTIin; Conner vi: C1siett Rev M: Eun-
IIHs ham r: Coleman "; Co * Parker: o. 4
Palm-r, Caru!hers j. l. Gen; Cormick Rich u.
tCCLbs RIcoaTG; Chapman Samuel: CrsIei
ScOtt i; CamTo SAM ii; Chandler Tbos !:
Conrad VIM; Carter Frank; Clark VIM I: Ca
TUs H. Ciasky Win, Castle Wm IA: Coulsou w.
thUMaseTo Vim, CleaTy w Il,
3 D-DUrkee NJ; Dorsey Augustus; Della gne
Ali:sd Il, DAVIS Blake; Dumreaseh Dr e. q.
Iyrr Edw r; Davis Hon T.; DAVIS T; Diniy
fans: Dixon u; DaSenpor; Capt j NJ; Dsieiy
John DlsmOHt , =; Dunney 1Gdgr Jos q; bud
~ Jas J. Davis Jas; Dihsmon James; Diggs
) en II DGr Us; Dons Mr.; Derny r NJ; Dea-
IN Eich L Daily sam ID; Davis Il; Don T
wsh' i d Dis triSS VIM VI; Davis W ID,
h.'ly Hm; Donovan Wm.
= taiir Rev y: Exton Adam, Edwards
be- EmE-t rCmpi-; EayaDs =; nm
- : Evan Hon q W; Ellis u; Egert
Vans Jas: Ellis i,-V y l.. Emmerick Neiiy,
c!rst0D Il tfa-I
- eldrOp AdOIpa, / Duke Cha; p zdug gh
--5Oli- Yields Hon I, W: Eeuvi x q W; Ersid-
y > , :: Forpl p X: Fordham Geo. Farrpn
- H.nTy l.; fulier ?; Fuller Jno III II; Eres-
- J. J., Gilrr Master Miles.
''-FoodsrsOn e. q; Green q I, 2; 3r.en
.'Isi Doh Gardner III w; tieGtnsr Frank;
'iihb"n> b A, tiaisrr Freieric 4: Gsntuer Fred;
- -hri Ihni-, Gibbs Colonel q X: tiranger Il
'rhTdnFr Capt II; GoodvIr Hon John "
sin Hon Jno; Garre:son Jos: aordon Jno:
'--Li'e Hon ia : GOTdcE Jno NJ; Grave
Jc- Sh; GTSss J. Green John; G-ntii Mor ssipr:
'f-risTith willard. Green E III: q ern X. t;ai-
I@s u, GNnes Kn; 6rieY W lson. q amt
"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
Eaiiimore Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church Scutb

IHfRD DAG.-ihs Conference was on. red
VIII The usual exercises ia IL tlrim 1r. vas -sr-
oay Tie report ot TIE pabi shIug hDa-. AZ
Nashville was read. gising tn. lui1r,aa1ioa
ih;ut the Indebtedness was, during tue la.,
year, reduced over SiSisI ami thai u ia u5y
ooli 4 large aGd paying business.
resolution OF the board at trustees D Z 4 n
uIirh college requesting tue appoiata aeu; Of
an sGsnt for said college la the Raiumo7s gba-
Ter nce. 10 seSLfe N prac.tcatie ~ L, " ID
lis encoT nen'- and giving tD@ b4iumora e. ~
ference ten perpetual scholarships gn SAID csl-
ieSr. vas read and referred.
Ire cfder c; the day was then csllst, W.:
ne business reiatiyr 70 SUIT agatuS- ne
Preachers Aidand fnnd Societies Of tue f,sl-t.
more CoLieEence. IA. r.. Church, aud Tue Con-
. Iei+hoe 20 sanfes.ed IA favor Of ProsecHLlag
said sui by Rev. DAVID Thomas aud ~. d.
ISgleston. ana agains; i,s prosecution by R.y.
I'T. Register. Revs. MIR. kepler, J. 4 Am
strong. Alpheps " Ilson and j. l. Ciiihert
a resolution offered by Rev. L. Busey an q
:, Logers, and amended by Dr. Register. ghil.
InaiLtaiting the mistaken conviction that ia-
coIly ard morally the right 20 q share in "a a
fuaos existed, Yet no further steps b. tasen IN
lie matter, and that the moneys Collected tor
the prosecution OF the suit be turned over "a
tne JOINT board OF finance, excrp,ing suca
snoseiipuons 10 said fund as might be claimed
oy .ne donors, was adopted by large vote.
1le nrst questions of the general mina,as
Sas tnen called, Bishop Doegett takias tue
cnair and Francis Henry Shipley, Geo. p. Tv.
ier, Sam1 Winner Haddaway, Riehs-d
Snree We, Frazier furr, HeGry ID. Bishop ana
W. ~. Roes were admitted on trial iaso the
travelling connection.
HE second question OF the general mlru:es
vas then called. when Asbury r. Marlin.
nelfy n. Kennedy (who passed two exsmina-
on trial and elected TO deacon's orders.
Conference then .td lourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

During the week, ending to-day. there has
been received al the Treasury Department
from the Printing division, sl59uIg ia F-ac-
tional Currency.
The amount shipped auring the same ne
nod was A. follows: To National Bauks aud
others, s<ll iH2. B.. Assistant 7 nitai Satsss
Treasurer AT A~w York. lsaalO.
The amount of SECURITIES held by the rfaas-
urer of the United State in trust for gattaaai
Banks reported to-day. Were rs folio A. For
Circulating notes. s8ia.G22. .9H3 for deposits of
public moneys. S-S5,ll6.bjO. Tu'ai. SSs5 ~ , o.
The amount Of National Bank currency Is-
sued cUriEg iAe week was Slga.6i0, making he
total amount issued mp - date S3i3.Us &c.
Prom ihls - To he ceducted the folio wing
amounts MuiIlate ed halls returueE. Sta I2l. 2:
notes 81 insoiyent banks redeemed hy Uaited
states Treasure, - .'-G -. leaving an 4 a--al
ciTcula'ion a. this date. ~g'9.9 s.Sl
The amount # Ffar g IA! Currency refra-nei
ano 4, siiCyed dining tne week was : 3tia J. ).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
EuROPEAN NEvSRy c,R,s

h"sn"N, March 6.-NO less than ten monster
ituuohs were presented 10 q usen Victoria at
Cf f'nian prisoners.
MAbkin' March THE subject of ths Cow
81 met monopoly IA the prodnction ot salt
,,S -" .N'lsSSo IN The spanish colonies has baen
iei-rred Co a select c,m,nitt,a, ~ a.. -
stI;ionRl C.ntes ~
hksLiS. March 6-Mr. Bancroft. TIE Amer
- - 'a'hls'ti' gaN" grand dtnner day before
4 s'ei'sN lh honor ot tha tnauEuratlau a.
Ti.s'G-Ii Gran. Ccuat k,smark vyas r-..ssrt.
aHu ioHue very pleasant speech. Hs >ata.
~ cispn'e mas ever arisen net wen tha -
iaii Jns h-tyesa the tNo coun Htl.S a. :, -. -.
peVIally CUafantssd'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ROM GInA

HAVANA. March "a prorI.ma.i,o. .f..s.
Nassan. y. p aod sICUsc nv IaS- ll- Avr,a.
zen. bulC"s Commiss i1t r 20 n. ,nsu-,.r =.
"a I'SrsiiF spi'FaTec. ne dacu't, - full
y. oi 'ei inNeciiNes against the spanish Cow
:. 81 m"it aud against Dulce personally: rls.Inr
80 s'nhruan in an unenNlahle posttiop. A.
=. AZ him OF The most cont-mptihl. acton.
~ Nes tOrfez- The companihn OF tNyu-
missioner iis Armas, publishes a card a. t.y-
ih ,"r Ft"'a- wherein n expresses the BELIEF
& ma. ne Proclamation is a forgery. ana Savs
.S ~ VIA genuine statesmenL Armos -
have offered the Government on.-.ixth at ,hstr
income To oeiray ths expense %. the ga Nr.1net
the hsd sents. GeDefal Dalce - recrui'ire q an
Sthei naitalion OF volunteers for active ser ,,,e
Two h0ndied pounds OF powder hAxe an
iohhd secrfi'o a. houss an ms cify. I.xte
Ci"iiUsgOs papers state thst there l. t,lsn-x "a
hlCckande running into the .niertor from shst
place. Information from Puerto. pr-n.'s's
siaies 'hai the insurgents General = aesRd, haa
dad with he smallpox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDRR.-The follow.
ing order has Just been promulgated from Gen.
Sherman's Headquarters.

Ifedd4adrtsrs Of the irmg. -iGj4tGEt Genera $
ONE, Washington, March 5, ,S6g-lieneral
Orders No. lO.-The PresideIt OF The United
STATES directs that The following orders be car
RED into execution as soon as practicable:
= j. The Depar tment of the South will be COM
manGed 10y BIisadisr and Breyet MAJOR Gen.
eIal A. II. Terry.
,. Major General G. G.. Meade is assigned TO
command the MilIifry Division OF the Atlantic,
lphla, Pennsylvania. He will turn over his
present command temporarily TO Breyet Ma
Jor General 4. IL. Ruger, Colonel 33i infantry,
who is assigned TO duty according to his brsyst
OF Major General while In the exercise OF this
CtBnsEd.
g. Major General L. H. Sheridan Is assigned
TO oommard the department OF Louisiana, and
VIII turn over the command OF the Depart me n [
OF The Missouri temporarily 10 the next serior
officer.
l. Major General w. =. hancock is assigned
TO command the Department OF Dacotah.
Brigadier and Brevet MAJOR General
; Canhy is assigned to command the First
Military DiStrIc'. and VIII proceed to his pos:
AS soon as relieved by Breyet Major General
Reynolds
q. Ertvet MAJOR General A. &. GnIam
Colonel 9Th Infantry, will turn over the COM
mard CT the Fcurtn Military District 10 the
next senior offit er and Join his regiment.
Breyet Mayor General j. J. Reynolds.
ooienel 10th Infantry. is assigned 10 Command
the Fifth Military District, according to has
brevet OF Nsjor General.
g Breyct Major Gen.rai ". III. Emory.
colonel 9th Cavalry. is assigned TO com mand
TIE department of Washington, according 10
his breyet of MAJOR General.
by command Of the General of the Airy
L. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06

EX-SECRHTAEY BROWNING took formal
leave Of the clerks IN the Interior Departnl n
Yesterday, on which occasion Commissioner
Cox. of the Pension Office. made a fe Y remarks
~ brhait of the clsr ks, expressing their r-gret
81 parting with the retiring Secretary, aud
giving assurance OF their gratitude and este m
for The courtesy and kindness with when he
uniformly treated them during has term 0: OF.
hc" The Secretary replied in appro2rii,e
terms, and then shaking hands win each ono
present lett the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06
SUDDEN bE,TH eF CLreR,u,x

fALItA"kk. March TIE Rev. Or tHaas
Giii'rr. 81 Brooklyn, y y, ag.nt ~ ~
American Board Of Missions OF the Prot.
Episcopal Cnurca, f-ll dead about bal
tn O'Clock has morning in thIs city
BE WIS passing along Baltimore street
aNiCieni snow storm suddenly set in. an
bili"iie sOug NJ rsfHCe an Wilson's Hotel
entering he took Ur Ihe cry directory and g..
menced turning the leaves ara droppss d..
lie was he guest Il The Rev. Dr. I.sakin /.
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06

Colonel John Van Horn. an ex. Alder nan
Of Chicago, has been arressed for snoo.ia.
os tWo eau ngnfers, one of whom ne slightly
voenaed He was held 10 bail In ss,0J0 ID
ketp the peace.
Al Prairie du Chen. Wisconsin, TGss.
Gay morning, Dr. Miller, the murderer OF Mr..
wright was found dead, hung 20 the gaze az
ms cell. The corcners jury rendered q verdict
OF suicide IL IL however openly deCi1-sa q,
be the work Of = vigilance = 20 rit.ee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06

HELENA, MONTANA TERRIToRY.-The Com
missioner of he General Land Office has re-
Gently ordered by telegraph the entry OF the
town-sIte OF Helena" Montana Territory, COW
eIing an area OF 3G7 acres Of the public land
The entry will De MADE by the Probate Judge
OF Lewis ana Clarke counties, for the ben-ii
OF the occupants, nnder the town-site a-t OF
March >, 1887. The town of Helena POW
contains population of eight thcu-
saho, and transacts business annually 10 lha
amount OF Sih.0O,0u0, ana includin operat. .ous
In gold, the amount of business is s25.Csgl.aO %
per annum wo thousand buildings, inc!ud-
lHg churches. banks, and private dwellings
valued al s3,tOe, have been placed upon this
town size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-06

KISSING HIS WIPE WHILE DYING or Nv.
DRoPHoEIA Mr.. Eckersen, who died OF nv.
drophccia Al Saddle River. N. J., had 20 b
Eeld by i've or six men. and during hrs lacid
intervals begged 10 kiss his wife, who was ye-v
II in another part OF the house. Just before
bic last dreadful hf he pleaded % piteous sly 20
kiss Der once more before be died tha. r.skia1
he CONSEQUENCES. they took her TO his Ia
The dying man carefully wiped the from FRO n
hrs face, and cnmpreseiDg his teeth trinity n
prevent any Of the poisonous saliva exuflu1
rom his mouth, kissed the line which he hai
often pressed In love and affection and .hea
resoiutely turning away. after bidding h.r
adieu forever, relapsed into q dreadful o.-.
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rRH yQRE-yrpsr paaRp


BALTIMoEF, March G-Nirginia Sixe%, az
sclIt. a. olc, 81 : bid 81 asked; do I-6S, 81 hid,
35 asked; do. l-67, So md; 30. coupons. old. "a
bad: do. coupon. new, ~ bid Norla a. lrslIna
SAes, old, CO.. bid; do. new, j. bad.
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Wall Street To.dax

rEw YORK. March 6-S.ock marse, IS wax
snu uLsetti-d. Money s,aedy at per cent
Exchange, n Gold, 52a. 5-sB's. Is on
Eon, L. North Cagolina SKIES, ~ 4; neS. =:
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JOURNALS afr unanimous an their eulogias yer
PRESIDENT Grants inaugural address - ne
people OF The United States. Teat portion VI it
feiaiinc To foreign policy. which the President
CONSIDERS 70 bA the trar course. is r-garasd
with much satisfaction as Indicating "a d. "a
toward The maintaining OF peace
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BALTlNoRR, March G.-Cotion firm and 4, aisr
al ~ Flour quiet ana unchanged. Grain
market unchanged iIom yesterdays quJ:a-
hens. Pork quiet at >33. Bacon Qaie: and
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a TEIAAGrLAR MURDER SENSATION One
CT the most painful ana uasic events that ever
iraHsIlTed IN Arkansas. occurred recently at
Mariana. L village In Phillips county, 25 miles
northwest OF Helena The actors in this
bloody tragedy We're all young men Of good
standing and excellent char acter, men OF The
very best stamp, brave, generous, and in the
very heyday Of youthful manhood. While
M Tenn Freeman was driving a wagon and
team ia the direction OF Mariana he was ac.
&C sled by Mr.. Tom Slaughter Of Mississippi,
who, together with his cousin, MIR. Ar;hur
Slaughter, vas riding on horseback In the same
direction. \ remark made by the first Mr.
Slaughter was som, thing TO the eff, CT that s'he
vas dId glad they could afford Mt lecst one
Whit drysr in Arkansas"' Mr.. Freeman i. il
alleged, being ra' her deaf. interrupted this
remark rs AN insult. and bitterly cursed the
young man. Upon the Arrival OF the wagon
a. Mariana, Tom Slaughter ordered Freeman
TO olsmouni drawing pistol AZ the time,
NJ en- II Is supposed, was accii entaily dis.
chaigso, ~oundng Freeman in the leg.
In u mecia'eiy upon his Freeman fred and IN =.
stsn Ily xIled Tom Slaughter, the ball passing
through his body IN The region of the heart
Mr.. Arthur Slaughter being present, leveled
hs pistol and fired upon Freeman, shooting &
him through The head, not. however, before
FIe,m man bad simultaneously fired mor;aily
wouB5iDg Arthur Siaughinr, who died in slant.
Iy. Tins in lev minutes three brave young
fellows were sent to-neIT long accouu. with.
out warning, and fro,a n trining causa.-kca.
pkfS AcIigHrtS.
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GINEN NAII>EAITIaN

BALTIMORE, March s.-The appoutm-nt OF
The Hon j. A. =. Crssweil aS Postmaster
General meets the almost universal app-oba-
'ion Of his party in Maryland.