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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
WAS IT RIGHT TO RESIGN.
We clip the following from late
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We clip the following from a late
State Journal:
sThs telegraph announces that tho Democratic
members of the Indiana Legislature have resigned
in a body, to prevent the passage of the fifteenth
amendment TO the Constitution. We want to hear
from our Democratic friends this point. It
was great crime for our members 10 resign after
they had served faithfully through tho period for
which they were allowed pay, and through per
iod plenty long enough to have finished all the
Legislation necessary. We predict that tho Demo
cratic papers will all approve of the act OF the
members of the Indiana Legislature, after having
condemned the act of resigning when the members
so doing were greatly in the minority and the ma
jorty had refused, time and again, TO legislate up
on the only thing they claimed was necessary to
be acted upon at that session."
We cannot answer for other "Dem-
ocratic papers" in Oregon; but, so
far as we arc concerned, we do not
approve of the action of the Demo
cratic members of the Indiana legis-
lature. We do not endorse the 18th
or Suffrage Amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United States. We
would gladly see it defeated; but we
want to see it overthrown in fair
fight ;-not by any such revolution
ary proceedings.
1t 1oas ''great crime" for the Radl-
cal members of the Oregon Lcgisla-
ture to resign in body, rs they did,
thus destroying the quorum, and
making it impossible to pass an ap-
propriationbill. 1t is revolution =
nay, it is anarchy 1t has practically
destroyed one branch of the State
Government. 1t has withdrawn from
circulation over One Hundred and
Fifty thousand dollars in gold, just as
completely, for the time being, as if it
were thrown into the Pacific Ocean ;
and if the Executive continue to re-
fuse to order elections to fill the va
eaneies occasioned by the resignation
of these Radical members, there will
yet be in the vaults of the State
Treasury over Three hundred thou
sand dollars-all idle and practically
dead to the commerce of the country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

THE LOCAL PREss.-An exchange
makes the following sensible remarks
Of course we don't charge any of our cit
itzens with being s'deadheads," but if
there are any, each "deadhead" knows it:
Every enlightened citizen will concede
that the local newspaper press should be
well sustained. A cotemporary justly re-
marks that the absence of newspapers is o
bad sign for place, in business point
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

A widow, resident of Fond Du Lac,
Wis, has Major Andres watch, bearing
his name on its back with the date, 1774.
She wants to sell it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

SAD STATE OF AFFAIRs.-Judge Cant,
of Tennessee, distinguished Southern
gentleman, who remained true to the
Union all through the war, writes to his
friend Russell T. Hill, at Walla WaIla,
as follows:
"The rebel States, so-called, are ruined
for this generation; I mean the great
body of the people are broken up. Those
who were possessed of large fortunes be-
fore the war are now poor and insolyent.
in tens Of thousands of cases. All our
negroes were freed by the war all our
personal property was taken and consumed
By the armies of the one side or the other.
In the maips all the fencing and timber
on the main lines of march of the armies
were consumed, and often all the houses
and improvements burnt When the
Confederate forces surrendered, in 1865.
ths people were left without money, With
out provisions and without stock their
farms were to be refenced and improved.
The fate of the South has been hard. The
negroes were set free without any means
OF living, except BY their labor, and in the
main they are lazy, indolent race they
will not work. The great majority of the
white race now in the South surrendered
in good faith, and desire TO be loyal and
law abiding, but they are excluded from
voting or holding Office, mean the rebel
portion, and you know the great majority
were rebels. Under radical rule. the ne
groes can vote and hold Office. They~are
ignorant and arrogant, and are but instru.
ments in the hands Of bad men, by means
OF the so-called Loyal Leaguers, and the
oficeholders and Legislators are elected
by the negroes, and the white race are
taxed beyond their means of paying, and
misrule is the order of the day. - WalEo
WaLla Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

In Minneapolis, Minnesota, last year,
s603, ,615 were expended in public build
ipgs, and s142 ,250 in st, Anthony.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
WANTED

r WANT 20, 900 LBS. OF GOOD BACON
also Butter, both of which the highest mari
ket price win be paid. 3. BRENNEKs
v3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
OUR GEN rs.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
to net as Agents for THE STATE RIeH1s HgAor
Rat, and TO receive nd receipt for gubscfjssxszs
~ the paper:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20
OREGON APPOINTMENTS.

The Oregon delegation have agreed
on the following appointments: For
Postal Agent, J. B. Underwood Sur
veyor General, E. L. Applegatc; In
dian Superintendent, Presidential
Elector Meacham; Internal Revenue
Collector, DR.. Bowlby. For Assessor
Frazier is retained; Register at Rose
burg, W. r. Willis; Receiver, Flint
Indian Agents, J. F. Galley, J. B.
Simpson, Capt. Lafollett and John
Smith.
Though some of these appointees
belong to the mereenary brigade -
the Oregoaio'a says eve are satisfied
with the recommendations. The Or
egonio'a IS easily satisfed-very. 1t
!" crooks the pregnant hinges of the
knee that thrift may follow fawning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-03-20

The following causes come up for adjudi-
cation before the March Term of the Circuit
Court for Linn county, which conyenes in
this city on Monday;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
Candidate Department.

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pailas Cpnliy, Al TIC slr'ii"n IN AofmlsT nfAi'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

tlla tha tIns ed ilf nalf h
lafif &C., nffi lti .ianii A. nsi.
T. fflfte ftff nifsi fsifnl a CO.
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iriul o. be- FrrY dnfs thf hiifF
cop ~ lonr held a. ihr mouih ~ ihr
Suuth
A dispatch tlom ihe Great lasi
crn. dated linet iulY l-ih, .nd
l,uhliahrl Yesterday, inlounrrs hcr
arrival 0n Naqsrlon, lui in scenes,
qaenrr a. a drnso ios ehi,h pFe
vailed, sho lad eni the fablr and
ba0yei il, n Is raiheT rurous thai
NO sh0uld bo able "a goa ncNs inoin
our uWn shows ailrr Il las gone a.
France sooner than hy our own
means IL communication. hy lho
time tho women have lnrne,l them
selves into men, tho negro made
white aRd civilized, and New Eng-
land m0rallly be- adopted By chris
lians, then Nc shall nalizo lho last
grand speculation which is 10 dig :
hoe 10 the sublcrranean fires, and
thereby warm and light the Polar
regions, Perhaps tho time Is not
very far distant when We shall send
Tor oranges aud bananas 10 Wash
ing,0n Land, SpilElergen, A ter
man philosopher has announced
that We shall shortly have two
moons. Tho earth, however, is a
little too small for its inhabitants
now days.
Tho trial Of Minnie Gaines, a
negro woman, for the killing Of n
young white man named lnglc, in
this city last March, is now In pro
gross, She alleges ho soduocd her,
and she killed him because lao IN
tended 10 take walk with n white
lady. II appears from the evidence
that IL Minnie was soduced by lnglc,
she had been in tho habi, OF getting
soduccil.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

Let not Prejudice usupp your IScnson.
Its u fact that, in tho minds of mnny persons,
Il prejudice exists against what arc called patent
medicines but why should this prevent you resort
ing TO an article that has such an array Of tostmo.
ny to support it as IIUSTE l"rERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS Physicians prescribe it why should you
discard ~ Judges, usually considered mon Of tai
ont have used and do use it in their families; why
should you reject it? Let not your prejudice usurl
your cason to tho everlasting injury Of your health
fyou arc sick, and require medicine, try these
Dittcrs.
When the bodily energies are worn out 10y anxiety
and need stimuan, this is tho best that can be tn
ken. ii Is tempered and modified by hygicDic herba
and roots, which prevent /; from icyerhg the blood
and hence ii docs not produce mere temporary
citcment to be following by injurious reaction, but
Communicates u permanent potency to the entire
vital organization Some Of its herbal constituents
are slightly soporinc, SO that in cases whore sleep
cssncss Is Of tho accompani ments of nervous
disease dose Of it taken towards bedtime will tend
TO produce quiet and refreshing sluubcr For PAL
piation Of heart, trcmors, Mysteries, fanting fits,
general stlcssncss and tho causcess fears and dis.
tressng fi.ncies to which ladies especially sub
iec, under certain morbid conditions of mind and
body peculiar tcr sex, the Dlttcrs win DO found
the most agreeable and certain of all csunterirri-
tanis.
The cons,iiatjonr' nervous may readily keep
thor inarmiiy IN 90 slant check by the daily use
Of this hcalhfrI vegetable tonic aud those who
have ''sliattercd their nerves." the phrase "a,
either by imprudcnt Indulgence or undue ply steal
or intellectual labor, Will find in this sitaizing
elixir prompt restorative. $50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
I.O.O.F.

THE WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, which Is
owned aud controlled by tho Lodges and
members Of the Order, aud Of which the
present "Grand Sire lie the President,
chartered by the State Of Tennessee; and
money deposited with tho Comptroller
thereof, In accordance with the laws Of
taii State, and whose agencies have al
ready boon established from Canada to
California, and whose success has boon
unprecedented sipcc its organization, beg
leave TO call the attention OF the citizens OF
Texas TO tho advantages offered by this
Company. For further information apply
TO Henry E.rcrkius, State Agent, at Per-
Lins' octagonal Office, Houston, Texas, or
to JOHN ". SwINDELLS,
Agent for Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
ON Irrus AND nirrfSISGN,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

Messrs, 4. II, brake & Go, TF0pFieiors
20 the PLANTATION DlTrERs, arc said 10 he
the largest importers Of -, crolN Rum
anl Calisaya BARK in Ansriea' lie Rum
Imported by this firm is all ussl in tie
preparation oflheir Bil,ers, aud is manufae-
iuTel under the Immediate supervision Of
one oflheir agents, upon leased plantations
on the Island 81 81, Thomas. over nine
thousand PuneheOhs, abou, one million
gallons, Is used annually for their Biilsrs
alone, The callsaya bark % all Imported
from Brazil, and Is also gathered and
selected by the natives, under The supervi-
sion Of an agent sent out for that purpose,
The cures produced by these Blilers are
wonderful.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
T.,.i,, ea.0,,es,e.

pAIIAs DIsTHIcT.-THIAn narSn ~ QrsETrEh
AFrINss FaR Int iE,n Ices,
naIlas sisii.a--laly aEi sol hh=si nAhas'
ils aias Miss,os-Jaly loih aud llIL-ai Locust
palla. C.,iarsa Missioa-July lolh-ai benAii''
\ Lsal Haas, ,,,.,, -
kpiins,
naIl.. tirraii-Juiy eth aud ssih-Ai Bethel
ksyshs cirsaiI-Jaly llsi and August lst-ai iof'
teas schssol Iioase,
,laisos,iii. CiTcniI-Aasasi Tlh aud shat shiloh
sherman CiTeaii Aagast liih aud lhh-Ai ffcsi"n
bisirirt Cehirrhro-Ansasi 18th ssl-sl Mahlua'
Mckinney Citruit-Augnsi slsi aud ssi-M hahlna
ehernan Station August eath aud splh--Al slsT'
man Nm, a, lorNu, firsiling Elder
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

A Coon NATURALIZATION us
an intelligent family of boys aud
girls, aud we will show you u FAM.
~ where newspapers aud poriodi-
calls arc plenty. Nobody who has
been without these private tutors
can know their educating power for
good or evil. Have you ever thought
Of tho innumcrablo topics of discus
sion which they suggcs, at the break
fast table: tho important public
measures with which, thus eagerly,
our children become acquainted !
great philanthropic questions Of the
day, TO which unconciously, their
attention is awakened, and the gGn-
cral spirit of intelligence which is
cnvokcd by these quiet visitors?
Anything that makes home pleasant,
cheerful and chauy-thins the
haunts of vice and tho thousand and
ono avenues Of tomptaticn-should
certainly be regarded when VIC con-
slider its influence on tho mind, of
tho young, asa great social and
moral light Emerson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
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Ials lsIa-aaaw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

EJNistaIiiy ihsrs are ~ -iiuIson
weeds ia l,allasi-iLsy base sash = Iiess-
aui ssisr aal are - leallhyi 'l'sass hath
hsT sisiories the man she plans ii'al-
ssn weed leseTEeih more the laurel ihan
ils rsysl sATisF Mo Tsle hussIAaiss "
The herss Ia@sTlans VIA spilled srisasen
neoi II geTe snl RAISED = RyTa'aA Fl
seseniy thousand hamsn skulls,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

BeY- Our friend Frank Sayrc presented
us bottlo Of Hair Rcstorcr, prepared by
himself. W. SGT tho bottle ON table in
our sanctum- -Swindclls' son upset and
broke the bottle, and tho contents spread
NIL ov r the top of the table. What was
our establishment, next morning, on com
ing in and finding the table completely
covered over with long, soft, silky, dark
1..,t ,.t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
C..ops.a,i.. ,sss,iss.

To chaTsass u 0hsisi Ia N.ItLsTn frssss aud
s.l.staily ths.sa Ia ailia, issllas ssa haaitsn
.santiss aTs sr-lsnsis o. ssisa tssssNEsFs a. 80
.,y.sssiisa hs-iiar. g. ~ hsli Al rlana, ta'liin
s.isiy a. ss.,aEsrGos " iAay, ~ eslse Ah, rinfe
ths sisd LoId's asy "a Aasasi nsNt, The siarfi -
iLs .ssiias 10 ~ coa,aii IA IssAid .. ~. n-' S
\. ~, q, FOLLY,
Jaly \. iso9-tAll n Ei.GAN.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1O!lowny's Piils.-A WORD 70 LADIrs IN
DELICATE llEALTn.-Thc combination Of apcricnt,
tonic and alternative properties in HOLLOWAY Pills
renders them particularly desirable medicine for
lics Of delicate habit Their operation Is mild aud
gentle, and in all functional dinicultcs their resu.
lating and inyigora,ng operation will be found in
the highest degree beneficial. When nature dcviatcs
in any way from hor hcalthml course they act us u
swift corrective. Sold by all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

pe5n The boy stood on the burning deck,
with basket on his head, with gals arms
round his neck, and what DO you think he
said lie said that on Monday, Captain
Mclean camc into our sanctum singing
"Crooskecn Lawn" with three large butter
beans in his hand about the size of sill
yer half dollar coin. Said we, "Who raised
them r. Said he, "Our venerable friend
james Sheppard, i tell you! Stop hcr!'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

nA-w Wen bet large jimpson weed to a
hens tooth that if Colby Smith had finish
ed covering our Office on Thursday, the
rain wouldn I have fallen inside the build
ing on Friday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

Dfay-Our clever and skillful friend Mr..
W. F. Leslie, matchmaker and jewelcr, has
a card in this days paper, to which We
invite tho attention of our readers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

pFD- As an evidence Of the Improve
nsn,s eoinE GA ia our city, seway siais
that one baillsr, Mr., A, n, Moore, has an-
der contract four large resiienees'si this
iilae, lssiirs, several snaller luiidings
which be is sreo'ingi snl be expects 10
have several n0re under contract Ia isW
weeks,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

nAy-Our friend Colby 7. Smith has
given us a sample Of very large and lus-
cious peaches. of the Chinese cling variety.
They are extra fine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-31

Hsy" See advertisement of CD. Frichoi,
who has just opened his new kiln of brick,
and offers them for sale in lots TO suit pur
chascrs.
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ReJ-Wo direct attention to'the advcr tisc-
mcnt Of large and excellent stock Of
pine lumber at Stinson's saw mill, twelve
miles east Of Quitman, Wood county.
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sB-S advertisement Of residence for
sale by r. d. Coughanour, Esq. lie will
sell The house, and throw in the jimpson
weeds, "if ihorc should be any" as
s'laniap."
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RELIGIOUS NoTcs.-Wo are requested 10
give notice that DR.. d. s. JoST2 will preach
ut the Christian Church, this Saturday
cycuing, at carly candle light.
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it)fA, There is little moro sickness in
this county at present than usual-and
the jimpson weeds are worry rank and juicy.
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DTSee advertisement of "LOst Land
Certificate by G. M. Swink.
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66S' Rev. J. W. L. Mckenzie, Of Clarks-
willie, was in our city the present week, and
preached at the Methodist Church on Tues.
day night.
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ba5- Mr.. Mcintyre, Of That old and POpu'
lar iirm, siooumb, Baldwin & Co., Hard
ware Merchants, New Orleans, spent seve-
raj days In cur city the present week.
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M a r RIED

On Thursday, July 10Th, 1869, by Rev
+. =. RAY, Dir. FRANK TEMPLETON,
editor of the WAXAmACniE ARGUS, and
Miss MATTE MEL; all of Ellis county,
We offer this worthy couple our sincere.
congratulations, mud wish thcir lives may
prove but the full fruition Of the ardent
hopes and rosy imaginings they now
feel.
The IIindoo filings on Gangcs river
The bloom of lotus, fresh and bright
When Sol from out his burning culver
Speeds arrows Of the morning light:
So, on the stream of their passing dnys,
Our willing souls and hearts would fling
The rarcst flowers Of verbal praise,
The sweetest song n bard could sing.
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Monday eve, when breeze the branches
stirred,
Charles Jennings cat il caught mOckiug
bird;
But Charlie Scales, with mercy in his
n breast,
Rescued the bird and placed il in it's nest.
But thai has nothing to do with the fact
that that hog bathing-tub is yet to be seen
and snrLr, on Main street. opposite the
lIERALD Office. Are the city dads all dead,
drunk, OF asleep IL each Of our citizens
will deposit the price Of one good cigar or
one dram in our honest and never steal
ing hsuis, in language that might BE used
i,y Judge Hardin Hart, ven rouse Tho in
dignation Of our POrcine fellou-ciii1cns
by filing NJ that hole up.
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sfJ- Was Judge Durford, Col. Mccoy,
Capt. Mclean, James 7. Field, Maj. Bark
ley, William A. Terry, Rev. W. X. Mastcn,
Dr. James L. Scott, James Sheppard or
Samuel s. Jones that suggested calling a
mass meeting Of the citizens of Dallas,
for the purpose Of considering the various
processes for the culture and rapid dis
semination of that delightfully."- fragrant
and beautiful shrub the jimpson weed,
vulgarly termed the Jeemstown wced1 {,