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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

Susan d says she can have Susan b.
Anthony on her tombstone, and not reliet
of some fool Of man e An Iowa editor
says she can for all him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21
L. RLISx.
HILTABIDEL & CO.,

nEALERs IN GROCERIES AND PRoyI-
I'D sions, Wood and Willow Ware, confection-
cry, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Notions, etc. Store
on Maine street, adjoining the Express office, Al
b4ny, Oregon. sezoY"nfu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21
THE EYESi THE EARS
DR. T. [. GOLDEN,
ocULIsT AND AURIsT,
ALBANY, OREGON.

Dr. Golden "a son Of the noted Old ophthslmie
Doctor S. c. GoIden). has had experience in treat
ing tie vaxi0us iseases to which the eye and ear
are szbjeet and feels confident Of giving entire
satisfaction to those who may place themselves
under his care aprI0y4n34tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

TERMS. n ADVANCE. oneyear, ss; Six Months
a2; One Month. SO cts; Single Copies. l2l cts.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

OFFICE IN LANNON'S BUILDING. FIRST sTsttT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

Isabella,sintendan denies emphatically
that Isabella carried off the crown dia-
monds from Madrid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21

! This is the oldest Democratic papoh IN.
Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-21
Ltt'y at Law. Notary
RUSSELL Il ELKEHS,

JAMES ELKTNs,
Notary Public.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01
The Chemical Laboratory

WIZ 90 open as heretofore, for the reception
= spesiaI atuden's Ia tactical and Analytic
~ Chemistry, and Phai macy, under the direct
Instruction of Prot. %llilenrl Diplomas viii
% gwen 10 those completing the fan tour G.,
and certificates II proficiency to thor mr5n'
ing il hut partially
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FaeuIty of Arts and Law.

juIiN S WthuEt. D. u, Chaa,cIlar
Prafrsa ,r Of Moral Science and Christian tt,
deRer
e.. " SEARS. v. A.. Professor 81 uarh,-
fnltlfs and acting Prof ~ ofCivil Engineer.
ing.
= ! WHEAT b D., Ptofc.spr nj Greek.
l. j. QtlNtrit, w. 4 Protector Of Latin
and Naicrn Language.
: o. BrRNhi, D ., rfolcasorot Engl Oh
[ Literature.
7. " lllLGA2R pb. b., Professor of
Chemistry. g..
H. e. GARLAND h. b, Professor Of
Analytical Physics and astronomy.
lioS. J. T. = CAMPBELL, Professor
El"ci Of Law and Governmental Scieuce.
JAS. A. Lyon b n. Professor Eject Of
Metaphysics. logic and Pol. Science.
GEO LITTLE ph. b, State Gcolasi l.
H. H. LOtClRIDGh, Assistant ID Chcmtt-
Try, win such other Assistants as may BE- do.
nianded by the patronage Of the Institution
ltisihe design OF 1.-THE authorities 10 inaura
rate, az the %eiallest possible period. uu entire
change IN tie system Of instruction, 80 as to
give 70 the Institute on the character Of the
iull University The advantage, Of a finished
education in special courses Of study ~ well
as 10 The usual classical course. Wilde FURNISH
ri and students will have the option of such
course as they msy select end for every COZ. "a
u degree will be given 70 such AZ sus.l I'm ths
required examination. The coml,lete detail.
Of THIS systen viii be aar.uuccd os .oon a,
anGiricnt tinc shall hayt been given IA ma,nr,
ana ergA"i9 ihc svt,tm. Fur the present ,l,s
y STEM OF SPECIAL Schools Of Science aud Lii.
etaiuFe u u operation, and students may make
= ~ ton Of such studies ~ they may prefer
not less than THREE In number, except In tbs
case Of Special CHemlstry. which [oesnpies tho
estits tin al the student.
The Chemical Laboratory
VIII be open as heretofore, for the tecvcp,ion
" special atuden's IN 2 %raetical and Analytic
al Chemistry, and Phai macy. under The direct
instruction of Prot. Iiilcnrl Diplomas VIII
% given 70 those completing the hll cour.c.
and certificates IT proficiency to thor mrsr.
ing II hut partially,
A Popular COURSE
" Na'hral rlilo'oply is oito given hy Prot.
'mfl@lc' ana siiidcnta are instructed IN the
F"tJeGtoy lecture and text hook illustrated hy
experiment.
NlNh engineering
VIZ DO 'anght Tor tho Pte'eat by the Professor
OF Nathcmatia General Sears.
The Department Of Law
NiIl to opened NJ the ynmc Tine for the rcccp.
non ofsthden,. under Hon. J. 4. y. Camn.
ot'l ~ Professor The diploma irom this
'ehool entities the graduate 10 practice law in
q; thc coar,s of Mississippi.
Tho Preparatory Class
,,hRhi tN the Pgolcs'ors Of Latin, Greek anl
W ,thchia'ir' will be continued for the nrc..
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A POpular C0ursc

y Natural Philosophy is ul,o given H., Prot
oArlnlt, and sildcnts are instructed in the
E"bIegt by lecture aad text hook illustrated hy
tNpcrimcnt.
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utiion.in the classical course, INV.
able IN advance for the entire Schu-
ia''ic year Of nine mopth-....... s 20 "a
my ee.'"'"'''".'"'.""""..a..,... ~ %
deposit tyr damages, rrtnrnablc if no
damages rre assessed. ....".~.,... j 90
tet fur special ~St,rlcHts in Chemistry,
en-
deposit for Use of APPARATUS Chem.
reals and damages, S3h...-~..... leo 40
y fee Is ALTO charged for special stu.
fdeh'sin other Departments amount.
ing TO . moderate sum, proportion.
tic TO the number Of schools attend.
a cd.,-,."."~.."........., ,.
Hoard Ut Stewards Hall per mouth, is On
lizard 10 private families in Oxford
per month ....,. ,...........,....Sfg 10 IN a
noarl with loig,pE, fuel aud &c. want
attendance IN Oxford .,,,,. -, IN
Board with logging tncl and servant
attendance u washing in country 10 50
Washing where II Is Il separate
charge, per month, ......-S 10 Ia . M
Lights so 10 - cents p,r month.
Rooms in the Dormitories arc free of rem,
aud as two students occupy one room the az.
! cps Is divided.
Necessary expenses ueed not exceed $500 IN
$50 or 500.
The plan IN oreratiou, during The last srss.
ion, OF having the Stewards Han under ,be
Of the Executive Committee, and em.
rlo. ing a Steward at a dIed salary. * d,seou.
iinaed, and the Hall will now be conducted by
J. II. Farrell on bis avn responsibility.
Free Students.
The Free Tuition feature has been ,e,,or,s
aud gives 70 the meritorious studcp, Of rood
moral character, and unable 10 nav. a sree
ticket Tor taitlcp. Candidates for the mini.tr,
oi any denoIninatiou, properly recommended
ana eef'aed to such, arc entitled to the same
privilege. "e
The healthfaluess Of Oxford. The bich ,,or,,
tone OF society, the auequalsd means and "a.
ciliues enjoyed here for the s,pjy Of ,bc
Sciences, the easintss Of acces, Nv RaiIca :
frou all quarters, ana other adyanta,,s ,c,,,.,
The University q Mississippi the mos, tract.
i've Institution Of learning In The Sou,hwcst
The States OF Tennessee, Alabama. Ken,neLv
tdnsiana, Texas and Arsapsae are invited "a
.ncusinus and enlarge that patronage which
they have heretofore extended "a ~ -
further Information snd catalogues apply IN ,bc
SECRETARY ~ the Beard, Col. Thonay Il, n
rcgues, Oxford, Miss. or any member 81 ,hc
Iacaliy, or 10 the undermined,
J. y. WApDEL. Chapo.llos.
\ TcNi-b as for salc Ia Oxford.
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Martha 4, r. Boycc,


William W, Boycc, ct AL
Upon opening complaints bill in th, esusr.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of tho Court i'm,
the defendants, William W. Bryce and the M.
known heirs of Sarah Fu;ia and William 4
tarris, are non rcsIbtnts of the S,nte Of Ni7.
s'',lppl1 that as'i William ". noyce resides
N the pls' let Of Columbia, and that the resi-
Iehrr ard post oatcc address Of snid unknown
he'rs aiterdliigupl inquiry cannot be ascertain
I'd 1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
The soid Defendants William W. Boyce, and
thc unknown heirsof Sarah Farris and William
H. larli', 10 enter their appearance herein,
on or be'ord the first day Of the next term of
ms Court, to be holden ut the Court house ot
said County in the town Of Pamela, on the first
monday IN Octeber 1870, AID plead answcrer
or demnr 10 the Compliments Bill, or the same
WIZ DC taken rs confessed rs 10 them. Ills
further ordered by the Court, that a copy of
THIS order be published in the Weekly Pamela
star, a public newspaper printed md published
N The town Of Pamela, il said County for lour
weeks successfully, and that II copy thereof be
forwarded to said defendant William W. Boyce
as required by law,
y tie copy.
J. G. HARRISON, Clerk and Master.
Strickland h Panh.
Solicitors for Compla,nants.
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Hiram sausfssfI
500 lip8 - III "a
7 uAtnbe. NimI'hutmtst
.fH Nerve iettattd
Nv viftus o. The ahuse siaf~l ufi' IN nae Al.
r"r'ei from fhr Office " be Clcrk Of the Or.
aft Court u Pn.ola rsnaty Mississippi
tp ON Monday the I'D day " October ne1t
10 i.ln' " 'he cont baue ioor, IN tie tuN n
't n1ia. IN aid county N panola within
..1al hnnft expose ~ scil IT public action ~
'hr h'tlie'i bidder for oa5h, 80 thc right, title
md interest that the defendant has In and 10
ne following described lands, ,o-wtt. Lots
No o. Z Sand . IN Block g in the .aI iosuof
Pamela. The above property was Levied npon
70 the r'ia'r Of h Moore DECEASED. in the
hauifof Z olrnuc, Administrator.
lN-ii J. \. POLk J =.
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Assignees Sale.


Under and By uirtae of Deed Of .1~ssiigumen
rnade to me March 18th 1866 BY G. j.. McKcs,
and James Boykin and duly recorded, | shall
proceed TO sell fsr cash to the highest bidder
On Wednesday November tn 9th, ut i? O'Clock
M at Pamela, Pamela county, Mississippi, in
front Of Toe court house Of said county, the tol.
lowing described lands, lying in said county,
namely
LotNol y, scctica 8, township %, 81 lat.
range ], sast, Ut stl l2l,si acres
Lot No. ) section I, township 81
range !, east. 07 $50 al
Lot No. 70, section 81 township ~ II saf1
range i cAf. IN sta'lt 1l7e.os tse
Lots 3k 4, sec. q, township Q, +
range I, cast. lT1,oo aji
J. LITTLE SMITH,
tatftn Assignee. rs Aforesaid.
For Insertion IN the frisrs Point Della, Goa
bona county, Miss fis saw sl7-tds
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t~hancrry Notice.

The State of Mis- issippt ,
Pthola county.
ia The chamcery Court ofsaid county:
In vacation before the Clerk aud Master Of
aid Court 81 b. Office in the town Of panoL,
On this the 2Oth day Of August \. h. 1870.
Ma. 9nI
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w. u. WUuIlbN,
.1-h Scrt II. 1870. u Trustee.
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Expenses. University Dues, Board,

,.hvhi ~ the Pgoicspors Of Latin, Greek anl
Mathematics, will be continued for the n,c..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01
E,nginrnrinr
lrhatha ucncral Sears. i
The DcDartment of law

WI hc opened At The same iimc for the rcccp.
ZION ofstndent' under Hon, J. A. =. Camp.
ot'l ~ Professor The diploma irom this
'ehool entities the graduate 10 practice law in
a; thc courts Of Mississippi.
The Preparatory Class
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

The new mill has not got to running
steadily rs yet, owing to an unexpected
deficiency In the water supply, but 1t
will be all right shortly. The ore
supply from the mine Is all that could
be desired. and we shall he able to
give n better and more definite report
next time. The assessment of 81 per
share became delinquent last WedneS-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28
AnauEp Asp SUBMnrTEp.-In the

ARGUED AND SuBMrrED.-1n the
Supreme Court, at Carson, the case OF
the Virginia and Truckee' Railroad
Company VS.. the County Commission
es Of Lyon County, on q writ OF
mandamus to compel the Issuance OF
$4,000 bonds, has been argued ana
submitted.
DIscnkRGED:-Sellers, charged with
cutting Forbes in an ARRAY at the
Belcher hoisting-works day before yes
terday, ON examination before Justice
Cook this morning, was discharged.
LIVELY R~AILRoADING, : Twenty
freight trains passed over the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad yesterday, 50 we
are informed by superintendent Yer
ington.
TENT DowN.-The high wind ofthis
forenoon ut Virginia blew down the
big tent of the Oriental Circus, break
ing the center pole in two places: 1t
will be all right again for the perform
ance tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

CUTTING ScRArE.-AbOut I o'clock
last evening an affray occurred at Viz
ginia between Isaac Tamkir, of the
Washoe Exchange billiard saloon, and
r, II. Lindsay, one of the actors at
Piper's Opera House. 1t was simply
the result of an old grudge revived.
Tamkin went down to the Opera House,
and Lindsay being sent for, came up
from his dressing room, when 4 colliS-
ion occurred, IN which Lindsay was
severely cut by Tamkin, his left 4
being split, and another cash inflicted
lust In front of 1t. They were imme-
diately separated. Lindsay bled pro-
fusely, and did not appear on the stage
that evening; but he will be all right
this evening, appearing rs usual, there
fore it will be set he Is not danger
ously wounded.
SrRAwBERRY FESTIvAL.-Next FRI
day evening-June 3d-the Good Tenn
plars will give a strawberry festival at
their Hall, OH South c street, Virginia.
The ladies of the Order will all he
present to welcome the friends of the
GOOD cause, and make the occasion II
Of the most agreeable of the season.
Resides Strawberries and ice cream,
there will be any amount Of interest
ing exercises, dancing and other fea-
lures usual to the refined gaye:ies OF
civilized society.
BENEFIT or Miss ADA ST.. CI.AiR.-
At the ALEXANDRIA Theatre on Friday
evening next. June Sd, Miss Ada st.
Clair. II of the most beautiful and
attractive lady artists connected with
the company, takes 4 complimentary
benefit. An extra choice en~tertaiil-
ment will be given on the occasion;
and if the house Is not. fully crowded
II will be something unaccountaoly
strange. Who will not buy a ticket.
EXCURSION PARrY.-A large party
of ladies and gentlemen Of Virginia
City and Gold Hill. by invitation OF
VIM. Sharon. ESD, President OF the
Virginia and rruckee Railroad, went
down to Carson this afternoon, on
their way to the Glenbrook House, OH
the East bank of Lake Tahoe, where
they intend having a grand time to-
night and tomorrow.
ORIENTAL. GUS This excellent
circus had a crowded canvas last even
ing at Virginia, and gave n very good
performance indeed. They will give
two mora. this mud to u,orro,- aI,on-
ings, and of course to crowded audi
ences. We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentary tickets, and will try
and attend Tonight.
FOUND GUnTY.-The trial of Price
for the murder of Decker at Empire,
was concluded at Genoa day before
yesterday. He escapes with his neck,
being found guilty OF murder in the
second degree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

About the same as at Our last report,
except that the ore shows some I'M
provement, and some small spots Of Il
pretty rich article are found. Daily
yield. about 100 tons, from the 226
and 50O-foot levels. No prospecting
nj the lower levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

preaching proximity to the ledge,
which, however, may be 100 feet or
more distant. The good ore body re-
Gently found at the south line Of the
Sides ground Is looking better as1level-
oped. It Is four feet wide and Is thought
to extend to the surface, a distance of
$50 feet. The best Of it is being sacked
up and taken out through the old Sides
tunnel. A--- L vi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28
AMUsEMRNTs.

PIPER's OPERA HOUSE,. - Notwith-
standing the attraction of the circus,
there WAS Il very good audience at the
Opera House last evening. and the
entertainment passed off smoothly and
satisfactory in the highest degree. The
Zavistowski Sisters are decidedly a
winning card, and will attract good
houses during the entire term Of their
engagement. They are excellently
supported and the scenery most etf-
GENTLY managed, showing the wisdom
of Piper in securing the services of Mr..
Bishop, M excellent stage carpenter,
from San Francisco. R. G.. Marsh, the
stage manager, Is also evidently the
"right nan in the right place." Tho
XaviStOwski version of LriOn, or die Nm
at tie Wheel will be presented this
evening for positively the last time, and
tomorrow evening another piece equal
~ is good will be given. The per-
formancc will commence this evening
with the new farce Of UaRted-l Young
LUdy, which was unavoidably omitted
last evening, although announced. No
extra charge for reserved seats. or in
crease in the rates of admission.
Tie AIIIAMBRA. - Tonight Lew
Rather will appear in his famous i'm
PRESERVATION of "'Simpsey," in the
Ethiopian extravaganza Of the CoM
HeareI's Recenge, which concludes the
entertainment. The first part consists
of 4 choice variety of popular songs
and ballads, witticisms. ETC., winding
up with the "Whoop-La" walk
around, and in the interlude will be
given F0mi2y TroU6ie$ By he Broras,
C2dn.-Eiei, The Tro Comics, by Painter
and Durand, and n great variety of
other capital acts and delineations, by
the various members of the company.
Read distributed programmes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dyspepsia met mud Consuered.-Pain has
It's uses. II Indicates the scat OF disease AMI It's M.
turc. II the locality. progress and Intensity Of u
disorder wsrc not manifested by the torture It occa.
sIons, the victim would be surprised by death before
he was cOnsci0us Of danger. The lndescriba6le tori
lures which accompany Dyspepsia, preclude al
doubts a. to the character OF the malady. Combat
the enemy promptly with TARRASr's EFrERvEscESr
SELrzER ArERiESr. This pleasant specific meets
the disease a, all poln,s-In the weakened stomach.
the torpll liver. the constlpated bowels. the shat
tered ncrycs-and by restoring all these organs to
their natural condition.. effects u radical cure.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28
GROWN FONT.

The old upper workings. still COLI
tue to yield about G5 tons per day OF
low grade ore, which is being shipped
by railroad to mills OH Carson river.
The incline from the l,000-foot station
Of the shaft is being sunk ut a Sltistac-
tory rate, and IS feet further will curry
IL To the ], lO0-foOt level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28
CHOLLAR-POTOsI.

Daily yield, l65 tons, assays aver
aging about $50. The north portion Of
the mine, in the Belvidere section and
thereabouts, continues to improve.
The ore bids fair to extend conSidera-
bly, below the old Potosi level. The
other ore-producing sections show no
particular change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

Still drifting north at the 5OO-foot
level. The face of the drift shows
porphyry, quartz and clay. mixed
no ore. The Wine from the bottom of
the shaft will be cleaned out and re-
paired properly down to the lowest. or
l,40O-foot level tonight. They pro-
pose to resume prospecting at that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-28

This excellent mine, ut Silver City.
still continues its satisfactory produc-
ton. The daily r yield is from 30
to 35 tons of $40 ore, keeping both
mills of the company steadily running.
A very fine body Of ore Is developed
at the lowest level, 200 feet southwest
IF the Incline.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-22

out cotton through the blockade to pay Its
price; for wine unde,inde must be had: In
deed, the Catholic clergy must have little for
their sacrament; and my worthy friend, Fatner
feeling, uses the scuppernong of North Caro-
lima, pure wine, and quite palatable. The
same Father feeling having lately received
two dozen of scuppcrnong as present. invit-
ed few friends to dine with him; and those
friends drank up almost the whole of the good
mans sacramental wine. AS to the other usu-
al and needful supplies of a household, there is
no difficulty, no scarcity at all. You can al
ways buy one egg for one dollar; and ifyou
have plenty of the rose-tinted dollars, you may
have canvas-back ducks and champagne. But
these luXuries, ! must confess, are enjoyed
who own or rent the finest buildings on Main
street, and give suppers of the gods
March 1--we hear of the appointment of
Grant as commander-in-chief. am not sure
that know much about this Grant; rather
bad tanner, believe. Yet, perhaps, better
tanner than engineer; for he has been trying
to dictate course to the Mississippi by which
the river might be cut off from Vicksburg, or
vicksburg from the river. Lam not very sure
whether this Grant, or some other fool, was
the originator of the Vieksburg canal.
Grant, one of the captors of Vicksburg, has
been made commander-in-chief OF the North
ern forces. They soy he is blockhead; but If
he is only resolute enough to sacrifice bis men,
without the least scruple and without the least
result, knowing he can replace bis losses. and
thai we can never replace ours, blockhead as
he is, be must beat us in the long run:
Mdrch.-Spring is opening; the days are
waxing longer; the ground is growing dryer.
War weather is coming once more. Roads in
vite the wheels of artillery and commissary
wagons; warbling birds on every spray prac-
tice the notes of the battle bhgle, and all nature
calls aloud to man, that If he has got anything
particular to do in the way Of farming or fight
ing, now is his time. We in the Confederacy
are expecting nothing less than another grand
advance of the Yankee forces across the Rapi-
dan and Rappahannock, ION to Richmond y
but combined, this time, with contempora-
neous advance of the Northern army of the
West by'way of Chattanooga and Atlanta. This
investment of Richmond Is going to be on a
gigantic scale indeed.