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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
ELIZADETHTOWN & PADUCAH RAILROAD
OF KENTUCKY
FIRST MORTGAGE
s Per CENT TWENTY-YEAR
CONVERTIBLE BONDS.

This Road connecting Important points Of Louisville and PIduosh
lG miles long passes through h agricultural and mineral sec
ton Of the State Keutucyh irAe Of which Is believed VIII be
abuniAnt,y remuneratve
Nearly the whole line under contract and hinyone miles OF The
road are already In successful operation
The subscriptions Of which the City Of Louisville subscribed
$1,000 taDouni 10 s3,O9J, 900.
To lay the rails and completely equip the road ThRkE MLoN
DOLLARS Of F Mortgage Convertible Bonds have been authorized
bearing per payable snnuAy at the BANh W
AMERICA the City SeNYok the t days Of March and
September
These lien upon the property AMI franchises OF me
COMPANY and are drosted the UNITED STATES Tkus Oo
PASY or NETWORK which VIII pay over the proceeds OF tue bon'
to the Railroad Company ouly In the ratio OF construction
The most rrd carr has exercised to protect the interest Of the
bondoers BY eve legal The bonds can be converted into
stock at he option Of for ser The eonpenon
the Road The management The hanis Of some OF the most rpoh
be and vorsy known business Of Kealaky I" N ne eun
Of their able and faithful and the large amount Oh eA SUI
cl these bonds form very and desirable investment
The pe Of the BOMBS At pesen. 80 ani accrued interest
A further Information furnished sPPe On 70 the r.
deTsguel =
NORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co..
No II BRoAD-sT.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Co.,
No. 10 wALLST.
HALLGARTEN 6 Co,
No % BROADsT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
Sales bp Aurtiou

-
= Sales bp Auctlon
MERwry. AEetoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
h h-sses Of Books Worss o. Ar Fale Coos fgrsSre as
GEO. A LEAyrr. Aueuouser
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS CLINTON
I'D HALL Astor-pAee sni ghhs,. LEAYl1r srREbklGH
CON6SNESrs SOLICITED LIBRAkEs CArALOsuED AID SoLD
OYyCF OF ASSISTANT QARrERNAsrER USED srArEs(
Amy, HoUsroS STREET co2NER ~ GKEESE .rEE-r
NEw-YORK, August g. l81l
DURSUANT 10 Instructions received from
Catel states Army VII sgl a. PUB
Lie AUCTION Dayg. leland NeEiork Habor FRIDAY tho
Of September miscellaneous QuAremaser pOqey
Tables Ranges Stoves and Pipe Means o. Iranspor
taton Force Pumps Platform Plmbers' hisons S.
Tools Also 76l9 pounds or les, Of Anthracite COAL
besa quality.
The property removed within thirty days from sale
10 NJ II b
Terms cash % United
QuartermastIs viii BE- 81 Pier a. Norh RIVER Ne
OF take desiring d purchase u the ssH1
vbich can also be III hei via New Rochelle. y. Y
RUFUS INGALLS,.
Colonel an Quart General Uitel states Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
PEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,

POR ALBANY
so,,h River 'Ouh ocsn. a. O'Clock D M daily sansy. ef
North West Ticket. .oi and bssSs ebssld 70 a. pos.
a.. a. A So ere TIE Tha ETpfsss Brod=y
va" sanii irSo. to saratoga and sharon Albany. Travellers
W Of he gSd By Advertisements nnaans the charge Of the local
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston Worcester FssssS o, aS function. Lowell La-r..
points oons0n Palmer Brssilsbo And intermediate
err or SrwvoRk,
CITY OF LAWRENCE; .,.
p ls.'s ssrrot daily tsunday s1eeps. Al oos p n rom
fo n" nsa Es', ~ 's. o. c.H. .na w.,..
f ' ~. 'SS. .,,DP ports =. S.- London Norh sai wo
Ns tessI. AMI freight sppy st The onss Pier 70
$500, iS.st o. ., ,.o J. L SHORT jL, Ageh-
/ AkYFORD DlRECT-State of New-York
s AL %, Of Hui,or leave Peek sip daily for Hartford
s ,seto n. Sc sl,.s s. .lssa 81
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
WHITE i No. ro o Oh s iG .IlS shLY
. ani IhtT 'evcn;hst O'Clock Returning leaves Nor-alE
I E,sad 1s si, r. IS O4'' '' s''''' Trans
RQ9NNID19UT, P0UGHKEEPSIE, and NEW
i95' c6hs G' I.Es M Bl ,5 S'
Fer foot q Hsrri,oa-it daily, attAn.
t'OR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-Th
Rive. di :, and ioSi q Tart y,a 4 S5
FOE BRl l..C..:I an d. al point: OF H:g:a
HALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
$500 InnpsPESDENT LINE for the WEST, soCTHWRsr sl1
III = ISL FREIGHT received sHd o-vsref by CAMDEN
AaOl AAILkOAD. Perl North River al IeLAk1 PGJPEL-
LEH LINZ Pier O. hcr.h River daily RATES Low, qu.k
oDpA'a fessergs1 tLa Jcer C.
100 81 ,ourtandtEt privilege WEST % TIP
y u. AL fenru The ONLY LINE 6fOrtag
sh oppo1unlir TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED
C. W. fERykIL. Gsn'ral Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
y tssnre an Freis DEPOT ia NewYok foot Of Lherrs,
LI ~ f- VITA hou Brn-i RarDs!; HauQ0a Junction
w. la braete Lac GsAnn1, aH rrJli; Ph GJHu5
we y lll an Sgs4rshans Railroad; a. Eaton xi' IL
80 .A'al End rs eo1ree.ors, oruil- Laet line 70 Pas
uIrA 40 .e & without cings o. also to Cca PvrHi
ALLENTOWN LINE To THE WEST.
c.--.-. Sl"hkR ARRlHGRNsN
80 m-For Plinded
,Fo fienrgt1r. Eaon Bs.llchem Chunk v!i,rl
E e'larre P-oH Mahauoy City Tulkhaunocs. ToSaaia
= u.-For E,s,on
I ~ Tor Fenino1. Eaon Alsl0wa Mauch Cun-,. Who's
@ recalling Columbia Lancaster Ephral IAui Pots4Tl harrs
2p l-For Ess.o-, Allentown an ,I.u.i Caulk
..p p mFof -aa1u AerJvn Niuh Caun,I all BeluIsrs.
~ p u-fo5 S]ne-vile md Femlaytou
5.lt ,. m.-lor Somer,i.e
tp m-FoT t1I.1n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
/ 0NG ISLAND RAILRoAp;s vrxr

l OAG ISLAND RAILROAD.
=. sCMMER ARRAN G " Z ! -. all -,
.nd Ar MONDAY MAY Is 1870 Trains Will l'aye james sup a.
f0lows
l0Oa m NOrthlou " Train Stopping ia,e9h-iAs '''Ai
iq.o0 IA Ilelirs'sad Wsy Train.
40 D. D. Gr,enport and Sag Hlrbor Express
80 l. m Eorfhpor Express
so o. m N0rthDon Way Train.
fa0B M FOs North IsLp snd ntsrme!stg Stations
An fsus connect Dr1rl ior Houps; suna7 ir.ins 10Y hon
Glen Cove Yalsy. Huntington and Sqr' hunter
ID q 10 AM n. . ~ 80. " taape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
Rlarble ano Slate AlGntels.

Rlarblc ano Slate GlGriels.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
H Nshe Gad Decorated a, pnes from 90 % !" and p'S$
Slate ~ork o. description. plan and OrnsmsntaL
Betxeen FnA sri srAs'sA
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MAN ILLS,
VI Tiles Tshe ard Plumoe saos f"
vL fIsss assortment Of MANTELS Prcss reinsss w..
A. kLABRR. l1t and l9 Eass hge.ssae ~, Ss--to-
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANI El.S:0hien
v and s,sApt d.sgp. IRON o. 81, tD up 70 $50 y -
STEWART Co. eos sIh,ve Bat rriy ono .na ls,.l ~
= KLABER A. Co. Marble WORKS, 2lI To
-. pa We Marble and M.roefei h.oss NONE
~. TS..,s. al apeior vorsmahahp CHEAPEST II TIE a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
C0ITTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND

- SUMMER ARRANGEMtNI /;
e sospAY May ~ 1917, from Roosevelt ~ Sr'sc SIC
o.. vi ,rd Aeon odston to Patshogae
!. n 1sb,s, Aeon notrIon and ell sItiiora a,
W. " 1880, HtUnoa THIS trAn VII le r1t On Jnre -
~ Slh II b'"
49, y rorf Frs Piane, and Spu.a he'eA
...on u Aeeon nOlstion for Pstcfofnf. st.
- :, Iseou .ointOu fof Isl p AM al stsiona. -.
- ~ for Aerck. aud an S1aor'i on sA'arAl'
'''N = tHrnash % Babylon -. -, ., p.A,l.n T.,
- fire. Island.
VALLEY Stream Tor hnetANN eiosp '' ''
-. Sev Yofk a o G m. tran toE W p ID, - - T.
I ,,u,ug have erected -Tsas'e buiAhsi On AVN" o '
,.fre,hn.uts ar the convenience 81 r'-nIr'
'ge.,.-, :, snd frl-a tis lissrs one b'.s'
20 i-f'A' fi-"'as' w 4 ". pOUCLAS ssperaIealsaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
usooins CARDS, &r.

At wv. EVERDELL, SONS, No: io4 Full
a iopu.-WEDDSG cARDs and fiSA
hshsl 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02

Michigan Southern Railway Company. for the
purpose providing for the payment E several mortage dehs
thy become due has executed mortgage q the non ai opay
NegYork Trustee tie whole Of N Ras ana ranc e. pay
able frs DAY Of JAY in the ore Thousand rn fIie
each vii b. issued With interest 81 seven
payable laU-
an and Jaf wear and Rrrs1 h9aa 90 -lND -5UO
with interest a. seven per eeut yer
1tk 7uarerlU. The tr day OF J4atqTf AIF jug,
AMI Oct6bc n SCI Ell frncfal e.ss' !a2< = w o "
the Union Try, Couranv In Nev-lOrk. = =
We attention ofinvesors especially 70 @ class Of id
Bonds vh on sccnl the Sry afoe1 agqlSl loss ~ ROB-
iry IRE or o,e-s TIE p0yuHt Of quarterly HeS oner an
investment peculiarly desirable. 80 r.
interest upon application 90
ROBINSON, CHASE & Co,
bROAL.ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02
NEW-Y0RK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL


COMMENCING JUNE ~ 1870.
gts-io1 Ssw-iork Of Twenty .. Gni
fA'''1ss' Tour,lsys Entrelse OF Twenty Te1.l-st
TRAINS LEAVE SEW-VOBk, 60 -
For sd Bridgeport RI) lI:O J. n LZ'l' th1h
400 Ri. 3.45. 40 t51 and ga D. 20, @, ~,
Foi ford satJrt Fairssh Southport and "es'po V 'i'
n IS. 40 and $50 Pm; ono t,7o ,a15 fE.l 500
N0rEalk TOO 500 tEIl, sN NV o. H.. LIZ NNAh Wv
CRrl 3:45 $50 ok $50 $50 and 500 lEIj ?. n
For Darsn Z q 9:l5 4:yj, SD, anu b.JJ NJ -
FOR STANFORD Ell g ll:3o ~ ZAP (ELl ZIP tEhh
as 4:3O iELl. $50 630 1l5 lEIl p o.rs as
For Greenwich and intermediates stations T. ll' n -' ~
sy Nal Tran leaves rsu;y,evenih HsvforE al p III '''
Bo,,or =, bolb Springfield Line AMI Shor' Lue
D0'''' - ' ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
Eor Boston, Springfield. 8 m. AMI p
For Boston, Shore Line y - p m. 3. u.-,,,4
q. Hartford Springfield N 29 4'Jo P n 70 n1'-
P. NJ ~, -, Nth s,s,,.r ssro..
Sar.ransrlJ Bay. aruvng a. $50 . 49,,
For River Railroad ED p n 70 aoH"'4
D. m 10 Northampton. ...,, -.,---, q, -. t,.ts.-
For shore EaiEv at 10 Norwich and fTo'1sa'ei LIZ
For SeSHsysa and Southampton Railroad nj 800 p n to
yc-thsmytou and Williamsburg
H6g..tonie Railroad q ~ and p M
Ra q H. tni - = 10. 20 "'tsro-
mi Railroad, NE y II ana t.'0 n
Railroad. 7 q lZ5 i;Jo anl '.'J p n
sspno Cars attached % p tram tad also 70 oua
eA ha a. 80, A JAMEs H. HOTT. SuDernieadsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02

town hsrr5rr, C1ale.s arllg Ed. ai
OIL Rsxo-s Connects SJmerv De 1 Fsn t0l. Connects Jsa,
toa .f sols W-t'r G'2 Scranton 7 ,haE'oa Ssas-.s &c
Coauts Phillips ury Malci Chunk NI.resblrre Lc
m.-CNcNN ExPEE daily, Eis.o1. bethlehem Allen
town R-din7 Hs-r5bI F.1Irrh Chicago sll Cinril sleep
ing Pala- P.shu-h Chicago. C01-ecs TO lc-Ja
uth p-svar L7-4aF--ua -ll Wes' Ia r1l fr sca-t1l
he3r th5olga from Jersey CRY III iuryh oVc11g
icses 0r tie 50 be- 0hanri a. te Office n the Crns K
road e. foot n Lher:ys- y Y; e No Asio- House
Nos Il &c B-1liFs7 ~ Gsr1v-hs AMI principal
hotels T. Z KICKER Su~Cdgta .e-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02

EW-JERSEY RAILk9Ap,M7,ftikSQ,M FOL ID %, G5
"a s,6ss 100 g.3Os 2 gh tor Ph sls
- i.,44p m For BALTIMORE an hAshlNe % ~
ESQ u 70 ard y T.
.s-u IsD sOTIT BWEsr 80 $40 foI ~ -" Aot
R,r a n ?.
- and hrosgh tom Ne ioth v
without change eves FaDss es ~
butL - n dsilT hr0ugh 70 Pis1uFgh
=, 81, nnA CtsAso. without change lfken 20, '-'
60 81 Crtpdt ard Dodlss Express - Sfoal
100 o k.Ss PAIICR DRAWiNG-R0OM and SLhtfl
o. ~ t-,.a 10 Psturgh, Chicago Columbus -, e.
" i- al A. Louis without change. The 5N :. ID ''s 49,
~ pi1a Cs AL splendid Passenger Coaches 'lousl N'u
stsng. "a VI rACEsOE Ge.srai sursinterdeh..
Jaas o. 1870 y " =. 49,, a. ~ no. ~
TrTW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD;
y En ~ MOSDAY %. lgD. two Express lfnhi VIII
- ID ' - .srty aat F0nriha's "a ioio"'
''-'' 10y ie.1l 4 n Rstiud kiprrsA
80 n Aolh, 49,. tefsssn NcsYort Gsd st. Albsni
sseptg Csaels' u l's-' q BUCKHOuT Superintendent
-
NEWARK AND NEW-Y0Rk RAlLkOAD.-
~ i1tpnr M sTW YORK foot of Liberty 81 hoIa n yer
~ h.r Jane l. 1870 passenger l-sins VI ran - A
ESttVr NEW YORK P0R BERGEN AVE AM Nh ~ " !, a.
20 Is sos $50 200 s:45 IL NJ y n
zoo 500 1.1 aoO 4:oo 500 3D. e." ''"' wv W. w.
80 lss liT R6RK ros WEST BERGES-A 500 7'iO 49,
LkA'h NEn e ia "a $50 800, 500 le:ts u ? n
n:l0L m. ~ Wv 49, r. < RICKER, baPer EienlenG
m p BALDWIN. Gsa. Passenger Agsat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02

M steamers DREW ST John eonrue % leave their p,.r Al
espn .osh ode Of At O'Clock daily sgnl.y.
connecting st Albany With trains several railroads
Isl ami last Tickets sold and sll points
and ~ m ue wharf and at Dodfs Express Ohoe 30 Broadway
r ,oetsi BFooklvn This the only line connect
Sun{ trains 70 saratoga and sharon om Albany. Travellers
ig ~ % Advertisements Initiating the change Of the local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-02

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
ETyFP RALROAD-rrsins leave Thirtsthst a. follows
- a. 'CLieSro Erpe. Dravng-roon ears AF'aehsl ~, rs
md H. Special saratoga EHpres. aIs
- ~ ,nt through SiIl.og@ without eh'nge hours
~ 81 mantes ,.----.- ~. E-,-o., Tor Cf.a~o No ae
To- W,r passenger, except Drawing room Cars ~
gor;he-n WSse-u Express, DraNng-oon cars A'%'le
Nortrs.l Express. Draving-ro0u ears ataehei ,-.
Est Paei5c Erprssa % Sleeping cars 1hrog5a 70 "A''
sor5 Psae express nth Slespingsrs attached oI
= u AZ & Rarol.s for Louisville va ludsnsPo' an 10
va tgth Il fc5.r t1fis .raa SuRiiyi
N n n Nish Rxprs Seer ng aras-s-
IN o N 3. mi 5 r. NJ. PoushteepsIs trains
a nd 6:lS p. n, feesskIA trl4ai
90 ,nd 10 o. n sing Sing trans - - a.. IA 80 II 10
e.9o no COS sud 10 lE'Zo' 4-''' , 49, ''' Jew 49,
. NJ. Youtsrs irainI -, p,,obh.s,.e
"a H. h'hla' 's' = H. KESDRICK, Gell Passenger Agent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-02
Several large American railways
intend opening ticket Offices in Lon
don and other European cities.

Several large American railways
intend opening ticket Offices in Lon
don and other European cities.
TIE project of admitting women
to the medical University ut Edin-
burgh, has received the express dis
approval of the Queen.
Twenty-four inmates of the Boston
Insane Hospital were recently sent to
the ltheatre to witness tho play Of
Hamlet.a They enjoyed the mad
scene greatly. :.
Miniature Prussian helmets are mi.
que and the latest style in earrings.
They areiof fine gold, very delicate,
and imported from Vienna, where all
the pretty things come from. ;.
General Ewei is now engaged in
plantipea O few miles from Greenyille:
Washington County, Miss. He;is re.
ported by the Greenyille times to be
in the;enjoyment of fine health, aud
feeling rcmarkably cheerful and well.
Pseminent farmers in the vicinity
of Memphis concur in saying shat
cotton will hereafter constitute the
surplus and not the main agricnltral
product Of that region. Next year
bread md bacon viii be produced as
never before. 81
Tho Norwegian colony, in Bosque
countyaare among the best farmers
in Iexas They so extensively into
wheat raising this eaT. foreseeing,
doubtless that Tho approach of the
railroad will give them q good marked.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
FROM CENSUA
RETURNS.

From Mr.. Parker, Censcs Marshal
for Clatsop ond Columbia counties,
who was in town day or two ago, we
received information concerning the
population and growth generally OF
these two river counties. Mr. Parker
has nearly completed the census OF
Clatsop, and, although he has been
q resident of that county for many
years, and supposed he knew approxi-
mately its total population, he has
been very much surprised at the u11-
expected increase. The aggregate
will not be far from one thousand Eve
hundred souls-or more than twice
the total population Of 1860. The
same gratifying candition Of things is
found likewise in Columbia county
In every portion Of his Census Dis
trict Mr.. Parker has found, besides the
very large established and located aug
mentation, goodly number who were
looking for locations, to make new
homes. A fair portion Of these new
comers are from California, and have
lived in that State for years but they
come here to avoid drouths and other
drawbacks, to which that country is
subject. The majority are from states
across the continent, however, and
they seem enchanted with what they
seen of Oregon and experienced of her
climate. The population of Columbia
county will sum up fully double more
than that of 1860, and this increase OF
population has been amply accompan-
led by the growth and advancement
of the property, the business. and the
other material interests of the county.
just as with these counties so do We
look for returns from every other
county in the State, to furnish sure
tokens of the unprecedented improve
ment which has, in nearly every branch
and department of enterprise and use
fuIness, marked the condition OF our
thriving State within the past few
wears. Bulletin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

EDITING NEWSPAPER. The follow
ing was found in the Office of an editor
by the county sheriff Editing n paper
is very pleasant thing. If it con-
tains too much political matter, peo-
pie won't have it; if it contains too
little they wont have it. II the type
is too large, it don't contain enough
reading matter; if the type is too
small they can't read it. Ii we pub
lish telegraph reports, folks say they
are nothing but lies if we omit them
they say we have no enterprise, or
suppress them for political effect. II
we have in few jokes. folks say we
are nothing but a rattle-head; if we
omit them they say we are an old fos-
sill. Ii we don't publish original mat
ter they damn us for not giving them
original selections if we publ sh
original selections, folks say we are
lazy for not giving them what they
have not read in some other paper
If we give man complimentary no.
tees, we are censured for being par
tial; if we do not, oil hands say we
are great hog. II we insert an az.
ticle which pleases the ladies, men be-
come jealous; if we do not cater to
their wishes, the paper is not fit to be
in their houses. If we attend church
they say it is only for effect; if we dc
not they denounce us as deceitful and
desperately wicked. If we speak well
of any act, folks say that we dare no,
do otherwise; if we censure they cal
lis traitor. If we remain in our of
fee and attend to business, folks say
we are too proud to mingle with oul
fellows. If we do not pay our bills
promptly, folks say we are not to bt
trusted if we do pay promptly, they
say we stole the money.-Lerant Her
| aid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

WHAT OF Ir?-Less than nine
since, certain NJ. D., of Ben
ton county, looked upon and lusted
after the wife of another. To be
brief, they fed together for parts un-
known. The doctor leaving a wife
and children behind and the partner
of his fight leaving husband and
children. A brief period elapsed and
there were two cases in our Circuit
Court for divorce-one at the instance
of the deserted wife aforesaid and the
other at that of the husband "all for
lorn." The former was granted the
coveted prize while the latter's case
was not disposed of at the term
Time makes all things even, and, true
to its traditions, Old Time, and but q
brief period at that, "evened up" the
aforementioned sundered and discon-
solate two families. The doctor re-
turned, re-woed and re-won the OBJ
iect of his whilom caresses, applied
for re-license, re-obtained the same
when the re-nuptial ceremony was
speedily said. And the wife, the long
lost partner of the party of second
part-she returned-to the arms of
her semi-divorced husband, who very
considerably received her back-to a
share in the responsibility of the rear
ing and training of the babies-issue
of former relations marital.
Let us not mock at the follies OF
these parties, but remember that
whats done we partly may compute,
But know not what's resistcd.'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

General Land Agency for Oregon established
July, 1865.
An Office where general information concerning
the resources of Oregon can bc obtained free II
ctsEJ=.
Loan. negotiable first mortgage. real estate
and collateral security.
Have for sale a large amount Of property loea-
ted in the town of Albany. Also farming lands
Of every description in Linn and other counties o.
the State.
To the citizens Of Albany and vicinity. and to
the owners of real estate, take this method Of
calling your attention TO ctr place Of business
Having determined TO open branch ofhee in your
city, we can offer you n medium for obtaining pur-
chascs one that il appreciated by buyers. !,
saves them much time am labor in securing what
they want Our principal agency at Portland,
Oregon. is thoroughly established, and the Office 80
seil furnished for giving information upon real
estate. that i; affords the most complete facilities
for all parties having business in our nc.
Gzt- You incur cxpcnse in placing your
property on sale with us unless a sale Il made.
Office on First street. opposite post cficc.
J. C. .MENDENHALL, Agent.
Albany. Oregon March %, 1870. v5n32yI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12
CHIPS.

Vermont pays to her Governor $1,000
year.
Red Cloud is said to be ''frst class
poker player"
India has ladies' newspaper, edited
By woman.
Red Cloud says the white squaws have
too much war paint.
The death Of the Empress Cariotta ID
said to be imminent.
There are l.s40 divorce suits pending
in the Indiana Courts.
Rhode island is to have board OF fe-
male inspectors for its prisons
A woman in Winneshiek county, Iowa,
is 60 years older than her husband.
A woman was a few days ago gored
to death by COW near Glen Cove, n. I.
There's Count now in New York who
has no other baggage than $50 saddle.
A man named Brown shot his father
at Auburn, California, on the 9Th inst.
The California wheel crop falls short
100000 bushels of what it was last
year.
A Kentucky editor announces that he
has admitted his wife to full partnership
in the Office.
It is estimated that New York alone
sells four million dollars worth OF dolls
each year.
The Roaan's 4lrocGte says that Sem
ator Anthony was womans' rights man
twenty years ago.
A Terra Haute. Ind, judge has given
man q divorce on account of the wife's
horrible profanity.
A Chicago tourist lately bought in Kan
sas half dozen young buzzards, believ-
ing them to be eagles.
The New York Post thinks that there
are, on the whole, few things q woman
can do SO we'll as marry.
Somebody has discovered that Mary
Magdaien was NOT, prior to her conver-
sion, an abandoned woman.
Miss Smead, one of the teachers of the
Holyokc Seminary, kalamazoo. Mich,
has fallen heir to $4,000.
Good placer digsings are reperted to
have been struck on the border of Lower
California, below San Diego
The Earl of Derby, just married, has
set an example to husbands BY settling
s25, 900 year upon his wife.
A maternity" hospital win soon be
| opened in Constan.inople, for women Of
all nationaIities and religions.
The value ofreal and personal property
in Charleston, according to the returns
Of the assessors. is So, $40 600.
Peter Acker, aged 80, aud Charlotte
Southwick, aged l6, were married at
jamestown, N. Y. the other day.
George NJ. Pullman, President of the
Pullman palace car company, returns for
last year net income of S97, 500.
Steam plowing proves a success in Lou.
| isiana, the earth being stirred SO much
deeper as to produce so per cont. more.
1t seems too bad that after all Thao,
dore Tilton has done for her sex Red
Clouds squaw wants bis scalp for door
mat.
A couple of Des Moinos (Ioua) girls
have lately taken ont q patent tor wash-
Ing and cooking boaief OF tacifoWu iuVeu-
ton.
I The English National debt is now
/ reduced to Ss, TO, 600, 900, being lower
/ figure than at any time since tho year
1872. S
/ A poor woman in Utica. who owns
three houses and is building another,
sends her children daily into tho streets
to beg.
| 1t is expected that the Northern Pa
ci6c r. r. viii turn southwark from the
| Spokane valley, pass near Walla Walla,
i thence down the river to Dalles City.
and on that sido to tho Cascades and
leross over
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-12

SPOTTED TAIL writes encouragingly
to Mrs. Spotted Tail. In his last let
ter home he says: '"The white man
is like the sands of the sea. His huts
are like the trees of the forest. His
horses are iron. Their speed is light
ming. He has little wire that goes
over tho great country. 1t reaches a
hundred nations, He blows through
the wire. The white man is great
blower. The words of his mouth go
to the ends of the earth. They call
up warriors and summon men to the
council. But the soul of Spotted
Tail knows no fear"