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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

THE MANAGING WoMAN.-To be q
good hOusekeeper is one of the most es-
sential and useful accomplishments; and
the man who secures for his wife one
whose education in this respect has not
been neglected, combined with mild,
-cOu6diDg and loving disposition, has
most valuable treasure, and if his home is
not agreeable and pleasant he may be as
sured that the fault is with himself, and
he does not possess the manly and gentle
manly attributes necessary for such
partner for life. We commend the fol-
lowing just and truthful remarks to the
attention OF our readers:
"The managing woman is a pearl
among women she is one of the prizes
in the great lottery of life, and the man
who draws her may rejoice for the rest of
his days. Better than riches, she is a
fortune in herself gold mine never
failing IN its yield-a spring of pleasant
water, whose banks are fringed with moss
flowers when all around is bIeaehed white
with sterile sand. The managing woman
can do anything; and she does every
thing well.
Preceptive and executive, of quick
sight and steady hand, she always knows
exactly what is wanting, and supplies the
deficiency with tact and cleverness pecu-
liar to herself. She knows the capabili-
ties of persons as well as things, for she
has an intutiYe knowledge of character
The managing woman, If not always pa
tent is always energetic, aad can never
be disappointed into inaction. Though
she has to teach the same thing over and
over again, still she is never weary of her
vocation of arranging aud ordering, and
never less than hopeful of favorable re-
suit"
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OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlcmen are authorised
to act as Agents for TnE Stats RIGnrs DEMo-
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper
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EDITORIAL IhFE.-In a long and we'll
written article in the Richmond Enquirer
and Erama1ner is the following in refer
.enee to the press:
'1t penetrates where the voice of the
preacher can not reach. It commands
the attention of thousands who never
edarken the door of church. It visits the
household of the wealthy alderman, and the
hovel of the loWly artizan. The world
is reflected By it as from a mirror to the
entire community every morning. It Sc.
lects its topics at will, handles them in
such sort as may please their fancy.
breaches, discusses, praises, blames, criti-
'clses, ridicules, attacks, defends, with the
utmost freedom. It utters what truth
may suit 1t; places it in focus Of light,
or obscures it SO that it may be received
distorts it or illustrates it, so that any
particular impression may be made
There are paragraphs to suit every taste
serious disquisitions for the thoughtful
useful knowledge for the PRACTICAL
politics, science, literature, religion. art.
agriculture, statistics-news from China
to Utah-aneedotes, aphorisms, accidents.
recipes, fashions, jests, poetry-auc:ion
sales, wants, and advertisements on every
conceivable subject. What an engine for
good or evil! The preacher in the news
paper has no drowsy hearers-at least
never sees them-no one can interrunt
him-and if there is not the electric
charm of articulate speech there is the
mysterious power of print. This
passion for news compels the attention of
the community. IF its opportunity is SO
great what might be it's responsibilitv p
The clergy are wont to give expression to
the sense Of the terrible Responsibilities
which rests upon them, and they pray
for guidance. Do we of the press recoc.
nlze what we assume in undertaking. to
become the secular teachers of the public2
Our theater is larger than that of the mil.
pit. In the. past generation political
speakers covered much of the ground
which is now occupied By u.s.. But the
day is past. The road to political power
IS now through the press, not the barr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

Some ladies use paint as fddlers do
rOsln-to aid them in drawing bow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29
;AsIz ASSETS in GOLD, s1,2as,Os4 81
FIRE,
OCEAN,
MARINE,
+ INLAND
INSURANCE..

INVHE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
havIng arranged with MessTs. DIdELoW
BROTHER for the transfer Of all the business Of
the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented
by them, Is now prepared to offer to all parties
formerly insured by said companies, equally good
terms and prompt payment Of losses, in United
States gold coin.
Mr.. II. II. BIGELow will be the general Agent
for this Company from this date.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-05-29

JOB WORK N,atly and shoaply donsra
this nhana.
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THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY!II
or NEW YORK.

oFFIcERs-EDwARD A. JONES, Pres't; JoEA-
THAN Q. HALsEY, Vice Pres't; JoHN A.. MoRF-
IHoR, Sec'y; HIRAM B. WHITE, N. D., Med. Ex.
AL Policies Non-forfeiting. Annual Income,
$zz5,o0o.O0. Dividends 1858, so per cent.
STITZEL q UPTON, -
- Gen'I Agents, Portland, %.
J. QUINN THORNTON.
Soliciting Agent, Albany, og'n.-y4ns2me
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sac FHANcIsco Jas. D'FEemeFy Lloyd Tevis,
Louis AeLane, VIM. sherman, Oliver Eldridgs,
Vim. AlVnrd, John o. Earl, a. u. Forbes,
Alex Well. Alfred Borel, J. q. Kellogg.
Ab'm Sslgman, q. I. Lawton, NJ. Chseseman,
Anson q. Stiles, T.. L. GoldHtein, q. II. Howard,
John q. Bray, Messs Ellis, q. w. Beaver,
A. Hayward. =. l.. Weaver, s. StsinhAFt,
D. ". G. Rice, David SteTn, NJ. Rosrnbaum.
O.. Meyer, JonathaB Hunt, sAcRAAESro.
d. J. Oliver. W. r. Coleman, Edgar Mills,
Alpheas Dali, Il. W. Leonard, q. W. Move,
W. G. Raiston, r. l.. Barker, G. r. Wheeler.
L. Sachs. T. l.. Meyer, NAHrsvILLE.
Fred. Billings, s. NJ. wilson, J. II. Jswstl
A. J.. Tubbs. John y. Newton, PORTLAND.
II. 81. NszhAll, Edward Martin. W. S. Ladd.
Adam Grant, u. o. Mills, Jacob kamm.
J. d. Fry, II. IfanssmAnn, kTocKTos.
II. II. BigeloW, l.. Il. Bonchiy, T. Il. Anthony.
Wa. Hooper, Moses Heller. VIRGINIA, sEY.
chas Mayne, Vim. seholle, wm. Sharon.
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n. Y. s. Vol. INsrtrurr.

n. Y. s.. Vol. INSTITUTE,
Corner Of 9Th Ave. d 10th St., Central Park.
"a Home and School for the Sons of Deceased
Soldiers.)
DIR. II. 7. HELMBoLD:
Two bottles only Of tho package of your valua-
bic Buchu presented to the Institute have been
used by the children, and with perfect sucess. In
the case of our little Lieutenant A. j.. his pride Is
no longer mortified, and no is free from the dailv
alathenas OF the chambermaid. who has charge
of his bedding feel that a knowledge of the
result of our use Of your Buchu with the children
under our charge may save many q Superintend-
ent and Matron Of Boarding Schools and Asylum. ;.
great amount of annoyance; and many a poor
child suffering more from toeaetcss than from hab
il, may be spared punishment, that is (not know
ing it as weakness instead of bad habit) most
unjnstly inflicted upon them. THANKING you on
behalf Of the children, and hoping Others may be
alike benefited,
80 szs 1se ! am respectfully yours. .aa0
Azt@@ COL. YOUNG, -
General snp't and Director,
June ls, 1868.
masel '6eyeuS1Sa
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Many oi cor southern exchanges
,aue u aa alIed with dI@ssslons Of
che universal sonmga question, "a
mans 10 favor of che movement q
lIlere ara against " u seems 70
a. that. NJ lhr O. W. 81 ll,c South arc
-soncerpcd, lhIs } q waste Of words
for whether No desirc II or mol, The
RsdIcal majority IN Congress will
use is own pleasure 10 ihis as J. hos
Ia other matters affecting our welfare
and prosperity, Political power i,
with that body, fic chief aim Of NJ
legislation, subycriing every element
Of statcsmdn,hip That should conl'ol
a body lglslating foe the good Of
a great aud growing Republic, IN
stead Of furnishing to The world ihe
example of % enlightened govern,
mept controlled and directed BY The
will of Che people. TO discuss this
question now among ourselves is like
the murmprs Of 9 prisoner at bis
%jailor, and will be received with
- AftHHh W,.H ..Ni - :.
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hHag d Ae n, tam4 glia4 d.
Aaag. n lfA uhbea lnm alkAa
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iaisnss fe.pess ~ slflHy. ife I'll
ffeiys almost my vice Ina mah wto
Il manly Ne MI Aihlln sksa sialh
are bul asaggamilans u Che alassaE
iies, N ygu viii hght % hUI jour
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daqnoe tie tonmm hofi, \ Jon can
ride a dangerous horae oyer 4 rough
opunify, " you are . good shat of m
expert swmdsmas, II you stand iy
your own opinions unnlseldngly, II
you do your rseI besi Oh whisky II
you IRE a leviI of o follow with The
womsn, u, 10 SHIRT, you show vIgof-
ous hiasealiss attributes, he will grant
ygt HE Fo.pmt. doubt whether q
man rlo leaves behind him naiaerous
Irregular claimants 10 lis name Il re-
garded with disiayor al Tho soutI,
IIe will BE- condemned theoretically
L mn be considered proper 10 shooI
him " he disturbs The pence Of re-.
spectabIo fmnllcs but he will b.
looked upon IA auobler Representa-
tive Of hIa SCR ihun Celebs. II mas
boiakcn for gruntcd that a people
wlich so highly prizes viriliiy looks
upon man a. the lordof creation, ant
has the old. faslioncd ideas asto WIN
Is tho proper sphere Of woman. hi
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SUBSTITUTES SALE.

BY virtue Of 0 writ Of ieri facias to me di.
recttd- hum tho Circuit Court Of Panola coun.
~, Miss, made In favor Of James l.. Fletcher
vs. Thomas D. Vaughan ! viii on Monday
tho 5ih day of April, 1892 vt thh court
house door In the town Of Pamela, In sale
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale a
public auction 10 the highest biddsr, for cash
The following property torwit; The f~ractiona
Northwest quarter Of section 20, township 0
range 7, (40 arrosi) the northeast quarter Q
section 30, township 0, range 7, (iG0 acres
the fractional northwest quarter Of section 30
township o, range Z, 100 acres,) levied on o
the property Of Thomas D. Vaughan, to satisf
said execution and cost lie tl 1ghIltf p
an .,,,. Il, T.. T.. CLARKE.
fn90-3t Sheriff.
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mDLITAnf AnntsTHI
- vt. kneWn WlixeHAb " FaheIH
faHAlD Tahtn ~ tlshAbmFHE

Uu fhHaIay mahl ihe IIlh Iasi
81 n Hs t#lgsns NJ lbia eanly we're
arrested sgne NJ ihsm IN their besis
~bfgnshi n pasola md plseei IL
jall ~ safe keeping On the Hest
night tIty wefo MaHtd M VIakss
bury Ahss sety tif1t ~ ssdsfIain
The et@fgea upon whlch They wtie
ARRESTED, Va nmtl Raln No lnfDfma
ton esoetA n rbe encet "ibat they
sefs arrested Ny q direct mdu from
Gen UIIemF II u hlaied that
may be they belonged h tlt kuklus.
We'll, MI W. base 10 10y i that we
have acyef heard u such 90 organ.
ration In this county and 10 not be-
.lievo there IL Snyl a mah would
have TO swear II, and oven then, We
w1uld have 10 know The Renileman
pretty we'll 10 believe him NJ
cafpci-nggcrs need apply These
men now 10 ylckyburg have The
sympalhics Of 0is entire county, aud
Of honest men everywhere, Here
arc their names DR.. y. N. Miller,
=. W. Perry, Andrew Dichins, Rob't.
Dickins, John Murdoch and Robert
Gregg.
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~ vlnss 81 a decree ~ ths Probate Court
of Pamela county, Mississippi. NJ administrator
Ne bosll nan ~ the estate N James u. Hfbfn,
dsesased, will on Monday March ~, 1859,
In trout bf the courthouse door " gaid county,
sell NJ pabllc suttion 10 The highest bidder,
between legal hun The following claims duo
the estate Of deceased, that Is 10 say,
eiaim or Judgment Ia The Pfobaie Court Of
said county for the sun Of ti6,tpe Oh against
Frances Strickland, formerly Brown, y balance
due said estate by said Princes as admlnistfa-
tfix Of the estate Of said deceased, rendered
upon her nnaI settlement of her administration
tIns note against Husc Reed, with q. ].
CLARK security, for 90 principal.
And one note against James n Wifiamson,
admr , deecsscd, for q balapcc thereon Of about
t2s. Terms, cash.
I0TWi hn0ffnyO g. Is. YOUNG, fi0i
fc20-iw ,r Administrator dc bonis non,
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SHERIFF,S sane.

BY virtue of a writ Of fcri faciss to me d.
rccted from the Circuit Court o. Pnnoia coun-
ty, State Of Mississippi, made IN favor Of James
L. Fletcher VS.. G. W.. Morgan, I will, on
Monday, tho 5th dry Of April 1850, OF the
eouri-honse door inthe town Of; Pamela, within
lawful hours offer for sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash, the following property sto-wit: The
south half Of section 10, township 10, range 5,
west, and the southeast quarter Of section n,
township 10, 'range5, wsst In Pamela county
Miss, levied on as the property Of o. w. Nor
gan, to satisfy said execution and cost. ~
a.gg 10 buno7 lfTrE. CLARKE
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GLORIOUS NEWS!

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asAines and despatch. e mial 20 9nffsT
Full Sets Of Teeth inserted ~ SO e. :
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Nothing charged far ,Exyr,etins teeth fr
those for whom he etpecfs 70 insert olherk He
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O. v. N. ANDREWS.
GENERAL AeKSr. II
mlir sSil DETROIT sicH.

S.R.+ros the benefit q our Agents We have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
hs Sewing Machine Agents 10 self We viii
.ssa BOOK on SAMPLES end full pariisalss
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Why Planters Refuse 10 Take The
Advice or Editors. ilaf no

Ing remarks upon this point iadVa
We know that many planters treat
The advice of editors Of newspapers
with derisiou and contempt, They
say, with considerable self impor-
lance, what do these editors know
about plaatingrthey never made q
bale of cotton in their lives, Well,
suppose We never did make one We
will admit, for the solc Of argument,
that we never did raise q bag Of cot
ton ora bushcl Of corn, but that does
not disquslify US from giving plant
ers good advice about their crops,
1t does NOT require n knovlcdge in
managing plantation to enable us
to judge Of the probablapricc Of cot
ton and provisions, These depend
upon the laws that regulate trade.
It does not require mucl, kpowledge
in farming TO f%orcscc that Il planters
at the South generally turn their at
tcption 10 raising cotton, II We haye
a favorable season, there will be q
large crop Of cotton aud a smallerop
Of provisions msdesn What will be
the calseauensq.a BY The uacrring
lawsef demand aud supply, cotton
will be low aud provisions will be
high, and what money, tho, cotton
crop docs bring Will have to be sent
out Of the country to buy provisions.
Nine times out of ton a short crop OF
cotton, u Il is general, will realize
more money to the planter than .
large one, because the price Of the
short crop II 70 much higher, and be-
cause when there is a small crop Of
cotton planted, there is generally
plenty of provisions made When
the planters turn their whole atten-
ton TO raising cotton, want distress,
and poverty arc almost sure 70 felr
low, and We fear very much ihattbese
disasters will come upon the country
next winter d iaa aloI .1dU
The present high price Of cotton
has turued the heads Of the planters
and farmers, and the prospect now Is
that everywhere cottpn will be enlti-
waited and provisions neglected, and
Il Requires no great knowledge Of
planting to forrtcll tho consequence.
Gotten manias have frequently swept
over the country before, aud they
have always been followed b. a
scarcity Of provisions, a contraction
of the purse strings, and a Sad do
rangomcnt Of the pocket nerves.
Southern planters say VIZ urge the
raising Of provisions fromseldsh mo
tiyes because wc haze 10, buy pro.
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RECONSTRUCTION.

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whether q moi no %ueooIo bsd adon,ol
tho constitution. The nm~N,iorits d
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Please accepts lock Of my hair
saidan old bachelor to a widow, hand
ing her q curl, "sir, you had better
give nis the whole wig MADAM,
you are very biting, indeed. copsid.
ssipg yqq wear false teeth ~ =,
AImss.sr-af- fact phiIosophss assert.
thu. losa y 10 domestic liz what bst.
,es is 70 brpsl-rit possesses little
aourishneas ia issdf bat Eivsz sub.
sansials asrapd rslish, without vhish
they would lp hard TO swallow.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pauola county. To
Eliza Hastings, devisce Of Alexander Miles, de-
ceased, and to her husband, Henry s. Hastings.
You are cited TO appear before the Probate
Court o. said county, at the court-house
thereof ON tho eth hondny In March, 1854,
Bates, administrator de bonis non With the win
annexed Of the estate 81 said deaedest, praying
for sale Of the real estate, should no, be
granted. A'gAtaili
Ny order Of court issued February 10, 1869.
fe2O-5t W. p. w00TTES, CLERK.
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