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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-01

The movement showed u considerable falling off
from April but was, nevertheless, TO a ;dr extent;
the sales embracing 900 bales. the receipts go 528
and the exports 1903 l67, of which 81 l62 10 for
egn ports and 10. 1856 coastwise.
Up to this period the prospect Of the growing
crop had been regarded with the usual interest,
but without having any material influence OF
prices. Until the close of May the weather had
been generally favorable, and, although the crop
was backward. but few complaints had been
received ofits appearance In some localities il SUI
fered from drought, but these appeared to be e1-
June, however it presented a much legs favorable
aspect. Excessive rains had stimulated a rank
growth OF grass, which, in most instances. the
laborers unable to clean out. the plant was
chOked and running into eXuberant leaf with
indications of scantv truitage, and rain doing
considerable injury. OF course L was 700 early
to attempt estimates, but after making liberal
allowance for increased acreage, the conservative
view here was that 1t would exhibit little
increase on last year. AT the North, on the con-
trary. $3.50 GOO estimated for the incoming.
and 1000 000-even as high as 100000 for the grow
ing crop These statements had no little influence
abroad as well at home. The prospect Of supply
doomed up i'll such imposing proportions that
marked decline was predicted, which had its effect
on present prices. Under these circumstances the
Liverpool market gave way during the month 4 q
I'D, and freights having advanced sd and foreign
exchange declined 3034 r cent our own mar
ket gave way during the first fortnight ! /. GI2c
2aic. This applied to the medium and better
qualities. The lower grades, and especially all
stained and dusty lots, gave way to even greater
extent. The latter i'll particular, comprising an I'M
usual proportion OF the stock and failing attract
even by their relative cheapness, could
The following shows the closing compared with
:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-01
es the monthly movement

he exports above, embrace 1880 to Great
Britain, against 68312 last year, 17,9ll to France,
against $50 1oo,lO2 TO Cuba against 1896; 3Q,s56
7+l0 1914 to Boston. against 642O; q, 1853 to New
YORK, against 26,243, and 1887 to other United
States ports, (mostly Gulf, against 159 600. The
amount set down for other foreign ports includes
- 10 Rio de Janeiro, against 177& last year.
AIKEN for city consumption and vicinity, not
included in clearances, 1888 a44 or at the rate OF
2g.S+5 hbls per week, against 1880 last year;
n,0U7 N 1865, and 100 0l3 III 1861
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-01

The sales this month embraced $500 bales, the
receipts 8275l, and the exports l3l.39i, OF which
l2l, 736 to foreign ports, and l2oo0 coast wse.
This indicates falling Oft in the movement from
the previous month of about One-third. Compared
with 1869, the sales showed an increase ot q 300
bales, the receipts OF 1891, and the exports %
80 959 bales.
May opened with general disposition among fac
tors TO raise their pretensons Tie receipts were
heavy, but deliveries and sampling being DELAYED
by rainy weather the actual supply was moderate.
The accounts from the interior, moreover indicated
early falling OFF in shipments. There was at the
time a general impression thai whatever
the crop would prove, all OF It would
be required. These views prevailed at Liverpool
as well as on this side, prices having rallied and
improved il that market, which was responded
to here by an advance of !: l.c. Later in the
month, however, both markets lost the previous
improvement and closed at decline, our own show
ing net falling off of "a &C. Throughout this
month twas complaint among buyers that prices
were above the limits of Liverpool orders above
the parity of that market, freights and exchange
considered, but the demand nevertheless continued
lively, and considerable portion OF the business
was for Great Britain.
The closing compared with tie opening rates as
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
a RIDE IN ROME.

The rides round Rome constitute the
amusemenis whose charms. perhaps, en-
dure the longest. Round Rome, I say;
but in truth. the surrounding Campaigna
il as much Rome as the city itself. You
may ride and ride, but you will never
ride beyond ruins. Tombs are the only
milcstones and you seem to be galloping
over huge chnrchyard, where the turf
is soft and undulaiing, where sorrow has
laid its dend. and where piety and nature
have planted flowers. For in the spring
the uncultiyated Campaigna is garden.
AID the desert truly smiles. Anemones
and crocuses dapple the ground indeed,
they do pot dapplc. they hide it. You
&c, off your horse, and gather bright
posey. Lucky you if you can then aud
there make love gift. And almost every
girl who visits Rome seems to ride; aud
You meet the fair amazons of England on
the site of Fideace. beyond the tomb OF
Cecilia Metella, or returning, flushed aud
beautiful from securing the grassy inter-
spaces which break up the cork woods Of
Monte Maria. Surely here is choice
enough. 1t is complaint, aud perhaps
not an unjust one. that life at Rome is
somewhat monotonous. and that one has
no choice but of monotony, of idleness
If you can, then go to Rome for a wiuter,
and find infinite variety. The student,
The lover of art, tho archmologist, the
dilcttante, the earnest researcher. the
firt. the equestrian, the hagiologisag gist
all will find in Rome a field for their en-
ergies. Not to have seen Rome is scarce
ly to have lived. To have seen it is 10
bind oneselfby asilent vow to see itagain.
Bar So y 81
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LOVE EPISODE IN VERSE.

Faultless and fair. all in ih. mooney light,
As one ashamed, SHE looked upon the groaG d
And her white rHi.nent gistened IN his sight.
And, hark! the yesj,er chimes beean 10 sDund
Then lawer yet che droop'd her young. purs
check.
Aud still was she ashamed, aud could not speak
A swarm Of bells lrotu that old tower o'rrhead,
Itey sent ctr message stt.ns through
boughs
OF cedar wlep they cyAs.d his lady said,
pray y"u iorSts. M. ana hSr .oycIy brvws
She ii.tes,. stas.siius m hsr nnovuii, Pias.,
AuJ oLe sbort moinenl iv.sed han IA III. taec.
linen straight tie erred. 20 swesthe.r,. thin. al!
one.
AZ nJ wtrd yst wsre sAi.i Octwrsn u. tsnin.
Aud AEos iiSa tat "a ;nis yisi. ., nsss
."vv tns.. ,~s.tLesrt, low th.sr' 80 irl
lam.
" hi.s did i,ays to 81 enes all her part.
tis ~ - the s.-isiins s-iteuSss to ms StATt--
ihv wh,tr-rsLcd maiden with the warm wilt.
ihrssL
Tbs sweet white brow. and locks oi am ber o. "
Whose murnursag VOTES was sost tvcs dove
p.fv.
En;fsaubg him. and .aying. .'Do not go !"
II will not, s~ecthcart; aay. hot nYw. qa.,h hs
by fa'th aud uotb. I think thu arr for use -
Aud so she won = name that eventide.
Which he gave gladly, but would nesE be.pesk
And she became the rough sea captains bride.
Aztehiny her dimPlss {" his ssn- burnt ehrek
And chasing from has soies the touch of care
That made her wecp when fr.i she heard u th.r,
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today, and 20 home to morrow. They
have final interview with the President
tomorrow, and another with Secretary
Cox and Cow missioner Parker in few
days. s5'1a 80 81
New YORK, j Junc 8 s-The Cornerstone
of new Masonic Temple WAS laid to.dag
with imposing ceremonies. Said to bs
2O0, 900 strangers, Masons and friends,
in the city.
CHICAGO, June S.-E. Wintchell, one
of the largest grain spectators in the
city, failed to-day. Liabilities stated at
from $4,000 100000. Rise in wheat
of which he was nearly $4,000 bushels
short, is the cause ."
CossTAsrIsoPLE, june 4-Yesterday
afternoon fire broke out which spread
rapidly through the richest quarter OF
the city. The flames were first discover
ed in an old building on the north side
Of the Golden Horn. A strong wind was
blowing at the time. The FIRE comment
Gated quickly to the adjourning buildings.
The efforts, of fremcn and citizens to stop
the progress was Of no avail. In few
hours the residences Of the English ,
American and Portuguese Ambassadors
and Consulates, the Naomie Theater,
many churches and mosques, and thou
sands of houses and the richest stores and
shops in the city were reduced to ashes.
The loss Of life By the falling walls was
fearful. 1t is estimated that at least thir-
ty people were killed or injured by this
cause alone. The loss Of property is in
calcu'abe. The fire at this hour is burn
ing furiously. Excitement Of the people
beggars description.
CoSsTAaTINoPLE, June 6.-Tbe con-
fagration is checked, though the flames
still rage ferecly at some points. The
loss is immense, the burned district being
ote Of the welatLiest c.u.r'ers. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

MAY ACCORDING To JOSH BIILINa,ss
ALMANAcK-May is the belle OK of the,
year. she has worn tic belt for Eve thop--
sand years. Ii May hadrft been a senis-
BILE girl she would have been split long ago.
with poetry and stanzy; but she e'is> ans
independent.crittcr. and don't care one
cuss for stanzy. This il eazy month
tew fall in 1--we our naturs arc fully
thawd out after the late kold snap, ands
like u little melted brock. begins to look
around tew fnd another melted brook !
to mix with. Oh! how precious and de-,
lightsome itiz to mix. Hive bees during
this month, iiayou hav got sum, if.nosss
hive somebody. else's "a Is hzs tssiof
The rooster now with bursting throt
Proklams the rosy morn.
And caklin hens are telling US 81 sas14
Another egg is born. ~ - -..ss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17


A PosEn worthy gentleman
who rules the rising generation of boys
in certain town in Western Safe,
had occasion recently to correct an
urchin named Johnny. Now, John,
ny got into q fit of what is called
" sulk," because he was whipped, and
in order to convince him that he was
Justly uni shed ,his.eaeher had recourse
to the following argument: s as
"Well, Johnny, supposing you were
riding big horse to water, and had a
keen switch in your hand, and all at
once the horse were to stop and re-.
fuse to so any further, what, would
you do?"
Johnny stifed his sobs for mo-
ment, and looking up through his.
tears. replied: st
ED cluck to him, sir." -
Bnt suppose he wouldn't go for,
clucking, what would yo do then?
ed get down and lead him, sir" J"
's And what if he were obstinate and:
would not let you lead him ??
"Why, I'd take off the bride and
turn him loose, and walk home, sir. -
"You may go and take your seat.S
Johnny" Johnny could not be made
to see the. necessity for using the.
switch.
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a Tilted swain spitefully says: Es.se
did not know as much as her dangAli
ters of the present day. Had they
been in her place, instead Of being de-
ceived they would have deceived the
devil. 5x9a III gaase Shassl1 ssd
Small debts arenlike small slotsr<s-7
they are rattling on every sidei and
can scarcely be, escaped without as
wound, while debts are Ike cannon
of loud noise. but little danger. Lss
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| "Another wife, my love. The house
must be kept in order, and the boys
cared for. af Nom
The grief was gone from Maria's
face, Lut her teeth were set with look
of fierce wrath.
Another wife, Joseph I Another
wife r. .a5e ssfon q s4s
Yes. think I have selected q
good successor. deliberated q long
time, when was bachelor, between
her and yourself. You will like her
she il your bosom friend I" 500
What Sarah Ingraham r ~
eyes, my dear. I think that on the
day you ascend, I will marry Sarah
fpgraham r
"Whatl that good-for-nothing. sill
ly, empty-headed old maid. tho moth
or OF III, ch ldren What p
well, my dear, it seems to be the
best can do. don't want to leave
my business and go q courting, and
she will have me, / know"
"No doubt Oh, you great, brutal,
hateful-
"Stop, my dear, don't Gy into fu-
ry! We will try to spend our last
week in happiness. Oh, by-the-way,
l have 4 proposition TO make"
$50 on, sir. Don't spare me-"
All, yes, that is the very thing ]
wish to do. know your mind is en-
tirely engrossed with your ascension,
and wish TO spare you the care of the
house. Suppose you invite Sarah
here Tomorrow, TO stop week"
"Whatr'
Then / can arrange our matrimon.
ial preparations in the evening, while
you arc at the lecture"
What
"And you can leave the house in
her charge oil day. That will give
you plenty Of time to go out, and she
can learn the ways Of the house"
WHAT
"And. my dear, one little favor. Il
may be the last shall ever ask ol
lyou. Stay at home one or two days,
and show her around where You keeE
things, and 40 on, SO that she won
have any trouble in keeping order nf
ter you go. You will do this TO obligt
me, won't you?"
Mrs. Peters. for answer, rolled ar
the ascension robe into ball and firet
II at Joe. The cotton, scissors, work
basket and table-cloth followed eaci
other in rapid succession. and he wa
unable to fly. Then Maria's rag,
found vent in words.
$50 you are going to marry Sarah
That's the reason you whistled so mic,
when you came in But you shan
marry her, sir. You shan have tha
qualification I will stay, il it is onl,
to spite you! won't go !. / tell you
Mr.. Peters, that won't GOT
But. my dear. you must go, If yo,
are called for"
81 won't gor'
!, But consider, my dear"
81 won't go
"But what will Sarah Ingraham
think of it?'
"Sarah! Don't dare to mentor
Sarah to me again I-I-I-oh l.
/ am fairly chokingr' and the little
woman threw herself into o chair in q
fit of Mysteries.
Next morning Mr.. Peters met Fred
in the street.
"Well, old boy. how goes it?'
Fred was the reply, Il am the
happiest man in the world / have
regained my wife and domestic peace
and got rid of busy, tattling ole
maid, who, under the pretence of low
ing my wife. was everiastingly inter
fering in all our household arrange
ments.'
"Then Mrs. Peters will not ascend
will she?" ~
'If Sarah is to be my second wife
and stepmother to my children, Mrs
Peters has concluded that on the
whole. she won't CO.
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7777777777777777 -
vARlEB IN.

How to put down whishey.-Drink
it.
Birch rods make the best baby
jumpers
The want of money is the root OF
all evil.
Evergreens-those who don't take
the papers.
Gamboling on the Green-Betting
on the turf.
"I speak within bounds" as the
prisoner said to the jaiior.
"My dear wife," as the man said,
when he looked at the last milliner y
bill.
Rents are enormous, as a poor
fellow said when he looked ut his coat.
One way of giving n man n chance
of rising in the world. Knock him
down.
A safety match-ten thousand q
year on both sides. M
To make an artless girl heartles, il
only requires he.
Ahc ocst Suic tof diHt, - TIC Whssk
cure.
1t makes all the difference in the
world at Which end you put DIR.
One green tarleton dress contains
arsenic enough to kill three men yet
men triH run after green tarleton
dresses.
II ilways are aristocrats. They
teach every man to know his station,
and TO stop there.
Dur is the Latin for military
leader, says paper. Nice ducks
some of our military leaders are
Why is q lawyer like sawyer p
Because whichever way he moves
down must come the dust. -
Almost every young lady is public
spirited enough to have her fathers
house used as courthouse.
An architect proposes to build a
Bachelors Hall which will differ from
most houses in having no Ewes.
A woman in advertising her run
away husband, says; David has q
scar on his nose where scratched
him.
Abiding to chignons, Mrs. Clever
said: :. A girl now seems all head.
g Yes, till you talk to her" replied
Mr.. Clever.
The railing OF cross woman is like
railing OF garden, it keeps people at
d distance.
If you would find great many
faults. be on the lookout. If you
would find them in still greater abund.
ance, be on. the looi-in.
"I will preach from das portion o.
de scripture dis evening" said q col.
ored dominic. g whar de postle Paul
pints his pistle at de phesian.
Why cannot deaf man be legally
condemned for murder? Because the
law says O man cannot be condemned
without o hearing.
eThey tell me wine gives strength,
said Fox one day land yet I who
have just drunk three bottles, cannot
keep myself on my legs" 8
Wisconsin cheese factories make Q
brand of cheese called "Truth." We
should think it would have good run
and it doubtless will, as "trnth il
smitey' and will prevail. 2 {
Smith and Brown running Opposite
ways round o corner struck each 9th
er !. Oh. dear! says Smith, !. how yor
make my head ringr, That's q sig1
Its hollow." said Brown. Didn'
yours 1rringt" said Smith. NO." sais
brown, That .. sign it's cracked,
lrspiied his friend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
AwIsH.



How ,oftly Spring cnfolds Il,
In films OF tender grass;
How lightly nod It's siolets.
When warm -bresthed brees.s pass;
How clear Its tiny hcad-sione CLEANS,
How clear and fhir and still
How quiet 10 my darling's grave
Out ON tho quiet hill! as
would that might always keep
This Spring tinss roun,i hcr toub;
That grasses might not lrngthen there,
That roses might not bluom;
That splendid Summer might not come
The aaticrcd lands to fill, sai
Nor eiovers sird my dariing's grave,
Out ON the quiet hill
But always / would have the skies
Faint-biue. the sward faint gr.sn.
And yistas nf white e-biorsoued boughs
Along the or, hard seen;
Aud paaios Of the vioisis.
And o.lors. vaguely borne,
And Spripg To mourn NY darling
As only Spring can mourn!
- CarfsfiaB UHisn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

A vivid idea of the weakness OF
chicken soup was conveyed in a waga
query to his wife at dinner, Cant
Won coax that chicken to wade through
the soup once more r sGsaouI ssEi
Aittle boy returning from Sunday
sehoel said to- his mothers :" this cate,
chism is too hard. Isn't there any
Itten-chisn for little boys1 2"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17
NOTICE.

Ay03IEE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY
Xsvifes Aerinda Shaver, having left my bed
ead sboesd without any just cause or provocation
ell PERSONS sse heeeby warned not to credit her q
hsrEf~S boyss Tbos- p. and Samuel a. Craig. Of
nysz6sounG ~ IsxiIi mot be rsspousible for anj
lsbsst Of their contrasting. 1a s9s.asass
DAEID ". SHAVER.
Albany, june 3,igre. ySn42w4.
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ADNINTsTNATOR,s NOTICE.

A1orIeE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ snndersignei has this 25th day Of May, 1870.
been appointed administrator of the estate of
John :ioskins, deceased All persona having
slsias against said estate are hereby requested 70
prsSsnf them. with proper vouchers, % me at u
Yssidenee q miles southeast of Scio, within six
Dopths from this date. -
nA1gz DILLON HOSKINS. Admir-.
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PARTNER WANIE0.

A. GooDsGARPENTER WITH A FEW HUN
"A dred dollars. can End the be opening to
nsks money honestly, in Linn county, by apply
iagta y. W.. Mack, by letter at; Lehannn. Oregon.
81 pesseseliy at Waterloo on the sonth santiam
shoye lebanon J. w. MACK.
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A Curious LEsESD.-When Adam
was far advanced in years and at the
point of death, he sent his SON to the
angel Michael, who kept the gate of
Paradise, to pray for oil of mercy, so
that he could be healed. The angel
answered that it could not be until
fifty-fve hundred years, but he gave
Seth branch of the tree of which
Adam had eaten, bidding him plant it
on Mount Lebanon, and that when it
bore fruit his father should be healed.
Seth lanted the branch on his fathers
grave; it took root and grew, and from
it were made Aaron's rod and Moses
staff with which he struck the rock
and sweetened the waters of Marah.
1t also formed the pole on which the
brazen serpent was lifted up, and the
ark of the testimony. At last it came
into the h2nis of Solomon, who used
it in building his palace; bnt it con-
tinually resisted the efforts of the
builders to adjust it. Now it was too
long, and then again too short. The
builders, being angry, then threw it
into marsh, so that it might serve as
a bridge. The Queen of Sheba
would not walk upon it, but adored it,
and told Solomon that upon it should
be suspended the man through whose
death the kingdom should be de-
stroyed.a Solomon then had it buried
deep in the ground, where afterwards
the pool of Bethesda was dug, and
from the virtues of this tree healing
properties were impaired to the water.
Afteu it had been buried three hum
dred years, it rose to the surface of
the water, and the Jews took it and
made of it the cross of our SAVIOR
Ffom '' The Cross in Legend, Poetry and
Aff." IN May Lippincoff S. s.rs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-17

General Land Ag. ncy for Oregon established
July, 1868.
An Office where general information concerning
The resources OF Oregon can be obtained free q,
charge.
Loans regotiai,ic i,p Ers. mortgage, real estate
and collateral security.
Have for sai. a large amount pf property lcea-
ted in the town Of Albany. Als" farming iaad.
r ever; description in Linn aud ether counties "i
the Stale.
To the citizens of Albany and vicinity, and ti
the owners Of real estate. sakc this method oi
calling yDur ait. Btsn u OF place OF tnsiBess.--
Having determined to open branch aisce ~ your
city, We can oiIcr you a medium for OH aiming pHr-
chasss one that j. appreciated by buyers. az il
savss them much time an. labor in securing what
they want. our principal agency Mt Portland,
Oregon IL thoroughly established. and the efirc 81
we'll furnished for giving Information upon real
esta;e that IL affords the DO-t complete facilities
for all parties having basiness in ouri DC.
Esy- You incur no expense in placing your
property on sale with US unIess sale is made.
Office On First street opposite post efiee.
J. C. MENDENIIALL. Agent.
Albany. Oregon March 23. 1870. v5n32y1
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Rates OF ADvEkTIs1Ne rEfIrkzs ore
Column, $35.
Transient Advertisements per Square of ten
ines or less Of this sized type, frst insertion, 80
each subse zuent insertion, 81
A square Is one inch in space down tho columns,
counting cuts. display lines, blanks &c., as solid
matter. No adgertisemeht's 10 be considered les
than a square, and all fractions counted n ifali
square. All advertisements inserted for o less
period than threo months to be regarded as tran
sient.
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We the Undersigned Committee, ap'
pointed to decide uP"n the merits Of the washing
done by Ksnc's Condensed Soap and C"mm"p
Boiler, decide that the washing d"nc by kANE's
CONDENSED SOAP. is tue best dong thu wers
in a superior mapner with lsss !=b"r. no rubbing
being donr in using kans'. SYa< hut that bofsA
was used in the Automatic Boii,r
ID. RUNNELS. N"r,h Yainhill.
DANIEL sTRANt;. Salem.
r. L. CRAWFORD,
Salem, June, i2th, 1859. Committee
Kane's Condensed Soap.--vAsc"uvEH. ".
r. August :. 1869. Mr.. kASE-Sir: Yours al
the 9th received. and in answer {" your inquiries.
can say that your Soap has given Ttsrfcet rasis-
fsction-has performed all il Was rceoin ended a.
perform. On gsving il trial, the washw I'm All
washed six dozen Of piece. without the aid Of any
machine rubbing. Yours respectfully.
augI2n52vttf. J. L. RANkiN-