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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29
The Great Family Medicine of tho Age.
TuIRrY YEARS

Have elapsed since the introduction Of the Pal.
Killer to tho public. and yet at the present time il
is more popular and commands larger sale than
ever before. Its popularity is not confined to this
country alone; all tho world its beneficial ef
fects in curing the ellis that flesh is heir to-, are
acknowlcd and appreciated, and as . PAIN kILLEr
its fame is limited to no country, sect nor race II
needs only to be known to be pFised.
THIRTY YEARs is certainly a long enough time
to proye the efficacy of any medicine, and that
the PAIN is deserving Of all its proprietors
claim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled
popularity il has attained. 1t is . SURE and Er-
rEcrlvE remedy. Sold by all Druggists. Prics
25 cts, so cts, and pcr bottle. szs s
Dircctions accosnrany each bottle. aeese
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

Boise has about got the Oregonian
" treed." That paper caught the
Judge by the judicial seat of his pant
aloons and attempted to toss him out
of the party, but he kicked it square
in the mouth, and while it let go to
catch its false teeth, he gave it one
across the tssnout" which sent it to
grass" in fine order, where it is now re-
ceiving the caressing attention of the
McMinnyille diaper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

In commenting ON the European
war only five Oregon papers have used
the quotation: 6 It is an i'll wind that
blows no one any good" Gentlemen,
give us something else next week, for
!" variety is the very spice OF life. 2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
Office No. o. Frent Street,
sTLAED oREfoy.
REAL ESTATE DEALER.
Special Collector Of Claima
PORTLAND

large amount Of CITY and EAST PORTLAND
Property for Sale.
Afro. IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable uneul-
tvaied LANDS, located in all parts Of the
State.
Investments in REAL ESTATE and other
PROPERTY, made for correspondents.
CLAIMS of all d. sc-iptfpps promptly collected.
HOUSES and STORES leased.
All kinds of Financial and General Agency
business transacted.
Parties having FARM PROPERTY for sale will
please furnish descriptiGns Of the same to the
AGENTS OF THIS OFFICE, in each Of the
principal CITIES and TOWNS Of this STATE.
juiIn46tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

The Dalles Mountainee,, of the 23d
inst, copies ON able political article
from the Chicago Courier, in full,
without any credit, and makes it ap-
pear as it's editorial leader. AS Or
phesus G. Kerr says, " There's STRAIT
egy, my boy r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

THE Davenport (Iowa) Democrat, in
speaking of the difficulty under which
Grant labors in getting Minister to
England who will ss wear well' and
represent American interests with
some degree of ability, says: Since
Grant is appointing bright ex--ebels
to high places, why don't he send JEFF.
Davis to st. james? He has more
brains than all the Motleys that ever
lived. Besides he was instrumental
in creating the Alabama claims hence
let him be condemned to everlasting
punishment in endeavoring to get
them settled"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

a DIVISION in the ranks of the Miss
ouri Radicals seems imminent, mainly
on the question of who viii enjoy the
spoils.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

The Clark county, w. T., Agricultu-
raj Fair will be held at Vancouver, COM
Imcucing on the 28th Of September and
continuing three days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

The total income tax collected in Ore
you for the past year is slOs, SIC, ,01, aud
the monthly assessments with penalties,
Ss3,32l,4l, making grand total of
S19l ,S6l AZ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-07-29

The wheat harvest of /" Egypt" Ill
inois. is pronounced the best for
years.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
SmeiteS &apitel.
Cite abeateuerli9s 9esratb.

Der gacert mar III furser Belt rpQz
itdnets einseridtet, uno nadoem eroee
u1p lodence Nnnpncen curd bic 3etz
tun9en se9anaen paren, famen audi
talo pie Sdufer unp bradten siel 0elo
ms 5aus. Mfra> tpelde ben @erfauf
gan; ALIEN beior9te, mar bic Qiebensz
mirptsfeit ielblt uno bic Damen muez
ten ite ntdt aenug su ribmen. Msinz
BARI, pelder bic idriftliden Nrbsiten
belorste, prizes f@ sladlid, eab es tbm
selunsen war, cine II tu6tise 9elfertn
gu %se.pinnen; felbf Maria i@aute nit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
Ote Gpnpemtipn fir Trauc,,=
reff)fe

mar neuli9 III Glepelanr, Sbip, yerz
fammelt uup faBte etnen 8eldlue, welz
der belimmt, RAP petiticnen NIT rem
@e1u1 an ben Gpn9rsb in Circulation
aeIebt tperren |oQen, in benen riepaiilz
run9 zines 16. Mmenoemente sur Con-
ftitutton Der Scr. Staaten perlan9t
miro, treldes ten Grauen ta5 Sttmntz
redt ertbeilt neil, la cas Sttmmredt
Madt uno Treibeit meiat, nur racur6
bic Braueu ii@ in 9elelidaftlider unc
politiider 8e;iebun9S 9uB d9ern f6n>
men. Die Convention er,rdblte TracY
Gutter gum Yrd1penten; fs entlpra9
tncee, tpie eiA nortt9es 8latt bemerft,
pas bic GAIL rer Betbeiliger anbe>
lanet, ben eebeaten Grwartun9en nt9t.
ST e6 gum Gsrmunrerl1> wena biele
omertfanil6en Damen-Deutlds be-
fnben IG ielten babel - lei nem
@tedsnpfero bebarren, AUDI einu1al al5
Mteecrpnete in cer @eleyaebun1 NIT
auipre9en unp Yieleidt gar ais 0puz
perteur zines Staate5 bas Scepter ;u
flbren? Gdeut fd ia Ter rspublifaz
nil6e Yaltor 8. %. geeder nidt,
biele Grauen lit ibrem speifelbaften
6trebeu ut ermuntern, tnpem er an
bic erpdbnte G%cnpentipn einen Brief
{9risb> rprin er ais feline ueber3eusuns
ausprad, oaB bic Grauen gum politi<
f&en Gttmmredt se!an9en miNua.
MQerotn9s 1T er l6lau 9enus t%eisufiz
gen, eerSaa, an meldem Itd bieb6irnz
0elpinnf erfuQen iperpe, rurfte nod
tit siemli9 weiter Uerne leiu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
Ser &atbp1ifen @on9ref in
un4arm

um3drn
it cine Snaitutipn> ME ]ie fein anbe<
res 9ano beliBt. @te in ter Yolitif,
mpuen bic llnsarn aud IN 8etref III
ret relisi1len Greibett 6@ bic 0edte etz
ner freten Nation li9er, uno spar 3uz
nd@R %se9eniber Der neuen Sterrei@iz
I9en @eleBsebuns. Mm 26. Sctober
>purbe in pe1b BET unsaril6e 8atbo>
litenzG onareb erIfnet> her ME rerGarftz
prtmas in 1einer Snausuralrece f@
ausprldte - innerbalb jener @ren;en>
wel9e un5 Der unoerleblt@e 9r9anisz
mus unlsrer STRIDE Yor3ei6net, AUDI
Ger ,pelliden 8ertretuns tn &irdenz
unb S1ulladen jenen GinFue 9spdbz
re1 fol-, pur4 welaen iie aur uebun9
tbrsr &edte wie CUR GrflQun9 ttrer
YFidten 9letdmdbis a%nselpprnt trsrz
pen." Der Yrdiipent 9ab unter lebz
baftem BeifaQ Der Mitslieoer per 6ofz
tung Musoruf> vcab bic reue Snltttu>
ton in unlerer STRIDE Den innern Triez
Den ndbre uuo befeti9e Smilden 9eiftz
li9en uno weltliGen Mitsliecern ras
0ertrauen belebt, TN, rer uralten faz
tbolil9en 8ep1lteruns unieres @aterz
lanpes jens5 0ewtdt 3u fideru, mels
DIES ibr nibt nur uerm15e ibrer 9rpben
numerilden ueber3abl> ionpern-wlr
plrfen pa5 tlbn bebaupten-au9 in
moralilber uno 9eiitiser 8e5iebuns Sc
bibrt; pab ferner cte fatbplilhe STRIDE
uno bic tatboliide 8epIlferuns unlez
res 8aterlance5 in cer Nutonpmte>
S%niiitution cine reuerlide 0arantie
belize lppobl fir Die Siderun9 Der
Greibe;t ibrer &eltsion, mts aud fir
pie &ermaltun9 res &trdenperm1sens
uno fur ptellnabbdnsi9feit tbrerS elef<
regierun9 in &trde unp S9ule, rerz
art, poB 1ie au6er Der b5diten Sdtrmz
berridaft ce5 apotplii9en &Dnt9s tetz
nerlst anoern GinFu5 ais bere6ti9t
anertennt ol5 %renjenigen> welden ais
cine taatlide Nptbwenpi9teit AUDI jece
anrere Nelieionez Deno6enlbaft gu acz
eeptireu perpFt9tst it," IS wurpen
lcpann pie iibliden Welbafte erlepist
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
Vraufreib's @plpnieen

ldsinen he jsbi9en Gerle9enbeiten oes
uMutterlanreS" su elmer sp%strennuns
ycn cenlelben beuuyen gu wruen. Wie
Die &abylen in Ml9ier, 10 babea ftd
AUDI bic SAwar;en auf Der tleinen
NnttQsninlsl Martinique emp1rt ur1p
Ia Die S6warsen bic Mebr3abl oerSe<
p1lterun9 bilpen, 70 iebt Die Sa6e
ernlthaft aus, menn9lei9 mad BEN
neueifen Beri6ten es rem fran36ilden
0puperneur 9elunsen ii, ben Nuffanp
III uberwlltigen unp nurd riepr1le
Mabre9eln porldufs rte &u3t >pierer
bersufeuen. Gr lief so Der Mufitdnz
pilben erlbieEen unp 100 anoere fol-
len nod erldo0en perpen. Martintz
que 1T nur so Quacratmetlen srpS
unp bat faun, 100000 Gtnwphncr, 1T
aber cine rer frudtbariten msitinriiden
9nleln, reret1 Gin uno Nuefubrz6 anz
bel nit Grantrei6 etpa 8 MiQirnen
jdbrlid betrd9t. De- 5auptbafen Der
Snlel it ct. piercs NIT 10000 GIN
wpbnsrn uno Sort &oyal nit $4,000
Gtnwpbuern 1T Die &eiiren; te5 franz
35Tlben@ puperneur5. Dies ltno aud
Die ein;tsen Stdcte auf Der Snlel.-
Mu6er Wartinique beiBt Grantret9
nod In ben NntiQen ba5 un9efdbr chen
10 9rpBe @uapelpupe unp Die 9nlelz
den Marie @alante, 2eS Saintes unp
Deleapa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
9e8 Mu8mQu0erer8 TrcM0en
uu0 Sei0eu.
rter
al eines Grimm.
fJprtlssung.l

Sum, tenn Meinbaro eeiisl lift @pr<
idlaa, unp cieemal BELT CT 10 fef unt
uner1dltterli6 nit Mfra> baB Maria
eeoen ibren WiQen nad9eben muete.
Sum bance1te IS fi6 rarum, bic nptb<
mencieen Gintdufe 3u MAIDEN. Da iie
nod feline @ertinbun9 nit 8auFeuten
b,tten, IL muBten fe einitweilen ppr
Nep ycrfer @rpeiifen faufen. Nfra
,ps iberau NIT Tin uno prifte rteWaaz
rem NIT rtrflt9sr e adfenntnis. Man
Iab reGt out, rae 1ie bo5 @elhdit perz
fane. Sour Gines miefel her Mutter>
ndmlid rab fe nur toS Sd6nte unp
Gbeuerfe faufte.
uBas iouen mir tamit2" fraate ite;
~ptr mii0en Nrtifel fir ben eew1bnltz
9en Mann boben."
uMenn mir ros Ge1bdft olei9 BON
%pcrnberein rutniren mpuen," a%ntpprtste
Wfra nio niHen MIR tbun, was sic
1asen i'd ater bin gan. onoerer Meiz
nune: Sic miiNen aleid int 8esinne
IL nobel auftreten, eaB Sbsen bic por<
aebme Welt ;uf1Qt. Gle bat Oelo
uno tc3atlt eleid taar: eas 1T etmas
rpcrtb. Wit 0elo fam matt INNER
rieoer 0slp MAIDEN !"
Weinbaro tpar rerlelten Mn T9t unb
CT ipra6 fd aud gang ertId,iecen taz
fir aus alfo blisb eer Muttcr nidts
Nneeres utrt9, ais fd fiji su fii9en ;
aber fe idaute nit triiten Nusen in
cie 3ufunft. uWas cer Bauer ni6t
fennt, ea5 frtBt er nidt" laate ie mad,
bcu rerten Nuaorlden ibrer 6eimatb ;
cann aber befimmerte fie fd um9fidt6
n'ebr, funcern lief bic 8eicen 9ewdbz
rem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
@pnberbare Snbianer Nplitif.

Die BON Der 8uncs5reaierun9 eez
eenibsr ben Snoianern an9enommene
Yolitif seitaltet itd III einem merfmiirz
biaen Grperimente re5 Seeten9eiites,
ga Der Gpnsreb rie @srrenpuna Don
MilitdrpfFstsren int Gipiloienite sertpz
ten bat, - 1T ras Dspartement re5 5nz
rerr 1hon felt einiser Belt rara,,, bic
MrmeszS ff,iere atsulSien, bic ais SIT
ttanerzM aenten Dtenite leiteten. Die
funftise polttif, bic Der Yrdiirent an
befcblen bat, 1bnelt tenn ARRANGEMENT
nit Der 3udferlefte. DtsSmal wtu
aber Der prdiipent fem @ertrauen aud
auf ancers Nelieicneleften auscebnen.
Die perl1iecenen Miliicnsz0 eleul9afz
ten uno relisi5ien Gpnfelionea rcs
2anoe5 fno aufseforpert worcen, bic
Neripner su nominiren, fir ceren Snz
teeritdt iie bir9en mouen unc bic fd
fir bic Soften Don S%nctanerzM 9enz
ten eiensn. G5 ldBt iid renfen, cab
bic u%,annt9fa!tisen Secten bereitmtlisft
Der an Ge ergat1genen gtnlacun9 ent@
1prpden unp ben plan hes prdipenten
auf ras 6ersli9fe e%ut9ebeiben baben.
Giniee baten bereitS Ncminattonen
einaelenost unb Der prdieent bat etnt<
&c Der Nominirten aud icfcrt gu Snz
otateraaenten er1annt.
@on nun an miro fetu Snbtansrz
M9ent mebr ernannt Der nt@t Don
Elm Der Geli9tcnslefte poer ftr9lt9en
Corporation als folder porsei9lagen
pprpen 1T. Die Metbobilten baben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
(1eben folder @teQen, rdmli9 I'M alb<

Gebet folder @teQer, ndmli9 im@ alb<
inetor . Eerritortum, Montana unp
Oreeot, cod finb bic ba3u beittmmtet
Sneipibuen nod ni@t ernanat. Die
Yresbpterianer tpurcer NIT 6 SteQen
beslnfist ndmli@ in Mri;cna, Utah
uno 9leu Merico ; taYor fIno pier Be-
reits ernannt tporcen. Die 8aptiifen
erbielten flint III Mepata, Seabo unc
i'm Snttaner Ierritprtum. Die GpiS-
fopalen trureen nit 5 N9enten. iamnt>
lid in Datota bera9t. Stint teriel<
bea iino bereits ernannt uorcen. Ser
ner erbielten ras amerifanilde Collie
eium Der Gyempen sMilfonen 2 tmSn<
oianerzT erri!orium +; bic 5oQdnoi(@z
Geformirten 2 In Mrisona; tte Unit
tarier 2 in Colorado; bic ameritani19e
MilGon6zS pcietdt 4 in Minneiota,
Wisconln unb Mi&i9an. Was Die
&attoliter betrift bic feineswe9s gu
Der bunten MuHerfarte beS Sectentpe-
lens ;u re@nen fno, 70 baben fe 4@e<
prdientantert, ndn:t9 III Dafutab, Neu
Merife, Montana unb Soatp.
Daraue sebt berppr, bab eS BEN
Yrdfpenten Grant nidt tarauf an
tomn1t, psl@e Mil1onsseieul&aft bic
cer @oblfabrt Der Snbtaner AM beiten
entlpre9ence &eliston oertritt ioncern
caB er ieoer Secte etnen 8rpden btn>
mirft, uu1 es NIT teiner su s%ereerben,
unbeflmmert, pb tas @ebiet Der Srz
ctaner>pplittf tacurd gum Tummel<
plaBe bes S@wtnpelS 9emadt ,peree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
II.
Sic beitmfebrenben pdpitlieben
&tretter.

(&on elmer Vrctefantin.)
SIM sDsaen fdrnsfen Deutfalanbs tapfre eeere.
N2it teutj&em glut e~rfaufenb ieben 3ul g.
grn Jrantretds Qanb - benz gaterlanb CUR Dsbst,
Das rutis fein. tas n,6&tis perbeu fua.
Da nabt elm flein.s Ser, bod niAt ben g8etsa
unb ni4t In siesesrauf& +; Is febret fia
Wpa ernnen Sinnes nt&t su frpten Soften.
,,9Eir Inb belieat, !" ruff Is. ,,reil @stt es pia."
,,gDir sssen fort som bein.atbli&sn 9eerse
Gen Suten Bic ,um bet'sen getersbrn
Denn i1uten pputen mir NIT teutiaent S&mertc
Das 5arpt Der Gtrifenbeit i'm eu'een Run.
,Dprt no Miaipnen itarben fir ben G!aubes,
"a teittsn mir su sies uns sser 1ob.
gEtr blieben trea een. Sduur. ais @cn ~ raubea
Nus;rsen Gresler sesea Chr uuO @rtt.
Gin 3sbnfa@ Seer Sern,p&t uns uiat III ttretea;
Sn beireer @a9e sleidt Der 9ua benz eiss.
d i@pa's: Die s9mertsr tn bic SAetbe fedsx.
Denn Yius mix's."-unb un5re Dahe f1wtee.
,,@ebpr4en molten. Batter, teine sItre.
DDS fdmer aud fet! - Stun fesne Ne
Gum lesten Wal! - l1nb u1an&e 2rie8estasdue
5iel nieser, ais it'd beuet' bas Rae.
ISM antlis betl'sen e&mer' tu& 5tnmdsfrisren,
goa gaterbuls BE Mrme often melt:
Sp fant Ter 5pte Dor uns, ais mir jateben.
ltub bie(e, Bib ssrlSfat tsin strsr1 Der 3et.
urSn 9rieten" : ipra& Ct, . rstebt, i9r Ireuea, 9tsbsa."
Sat man aud Sesptsr uns eeraubt unb e&rert,
Das 8reui 1T iua ~lnfaHen uus o~eslebeu.
SIN Rr.uj aueia wirb uns Der eieo ~sswdprt,"
Or fprad's. g5ir icsen fort, bed scx Der 9ste
0litt einmal lber Num NOD unier Bid.
9eb' mpbl. betrrs'ne stabt! Du& webe, ueAt!
Du tauntst seinea Jritoeu ut4t, eeu @lad.
Dem 9rrn beftblen pir BE bel'ee saat;
Or 1T benz gapfe nab an iebem Grt
limb Ter ta fpraa Mtin fti tie @aae!
Ct pirb TIM s&lser ieu unb Cert.
,gtr aber fetren bein in bitt'rer Debnutt,
Bis emf bic Stuube Ger gerseltuns ibldst.
Nn.nm tetne SSbne auf In ttrer Demutt,
Du, Dsutitlanb. bent nod Gtre Gilt xub asht"
n nSa felt riufcmmsx uns, beIeate Steee.:
Nidt slut'sen eprbeer bait tbr mitsebra&t,
Co9 sintet eu4, ibr eblen G1aubens>3 rteser
Die Yalme eiuf mad bieier @rbenaa&t!""
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-03
t1er ms Mmt fam> tparen r1ur stpan3t9

t1er ms Mrat fam. parer NUT ttpa1tjt9
bort.
Die 1osenannten ~@ewiGenS" Gel
BET, tpelde bel Dem Departement etnz
gineen, belaufen fi6 pom December
1868 bis incluGYe 30. Stunt 1869
auf $113,99l.81 uno mdbreno res
Gistal< Sabres enoeno nit benz 80.
Stunt 1870 ouf $3>40603. Sm
@ansen iino felt Dem 80. Nop. 1868
$117,397,84 einsesunsen.
Mn Yenfonen 1purpen felt 1868 flr
tie Tlotte i'm @an3en $16,192,85O,
fir rte Mrmee $128,575,331 perauS<
9att; tie1e Mus9aben 1ttesen in BEN
leBten fiebsn Sabren Don elmer MiQion
Collars bis 3u un9efdbr 80 MiQiunen
per Sabr unp IS 9iebt wpbl fein anrez
res 2anp Der @elt 1T wsld'm ~ srobe
Sumunen flrpenipnen perpencet tper<
ben.
Die Museaben fir cas Seer baten
Don 1860 bis 1870 INCL, allo fir II
Sabre $3,4O8, 620,O24,79> Die flr Die
6lotte $490,529,O60.65 tetra9en.
Sic Isabelle iiber Die Gin;tebune
uno 3erf5run9 Don papierselo aQer
Mrt 3eiet fir bic pertope BON 1861 bis
1870 incl. bic e1crr,e Summe BON
$4437,839,434.27.
Das Gpmite, .pelde6 bic Bombs bes
inbianiiaen ~Gruf Gunc," Die in Dem
Departement pes Snnern bepouirt tpaz
ren, 3dblen loQte, bat et'pa 4>500,000
In Bombs uno aneeren Stderbetten
0efuneen. DteierGono 1T 3ulebt bur9
Secretdr Sacob Gbomplon i'm Sabre
1861 seidblt worcen uno felt ber 3ett
bat i9Niemanb, wie e6 11eint, barur,
beflmmert. Seeretdr Delano wiQ
lber ni@ts quittiren, als waS por9ez
funben. Man reoioirt jebt ben 8ez
ri&t I'm gu ieben> pb NQes nSrbnuns
1T.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
GIVE ME THE HAND.


Give me the hand that is kind, warm and ready;
Give me the clasp that is calm, true and steady;
Give me the hand that will never deceive me;
Give me its grasp. that aye may believe thee.
Soft is the palm of the delicate woman;
Hard is the hand of the rough, sturdy yeo-
~ man; sGA 5
Soft palm or hard hand, it matters not-.neVer
Give me the grasp thai is friendly forever
Give me the hand that is true as q brother;
Give me the hand that has harmed not another;
Give me the hand that has never forsworn it;
Give me the grasp that may adore it.
Lovely the palm Of the fair blue-veined maid
en-;
Horny the hand of the workman o'er-Iaden;
Lovely or ugly, it matters not-neverI
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever
Give me the grasp that is honest and hearty,
Free as the breeze and unshackled by party;
Let friendship give me the grasp that becomes
her, 2E
Close as the wine of the vines OF the Summer
I E. Give me the hand that is true as q brother;
7 Give me the nand that has wrsngcd not an
other; .5itl-+ 80 -
Soft palm or hard hand, it matters not-neveri
Give ME the grasp that is friendly forever
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-11-24
"a cowARp. !. 81 3 ooNsoIENon.

Cowardice, like jealousy III, JUDGED,
tle latter is nota p. r4seso the for
mer), is ever alert, to peryert the
smallest ordinary circumstance to its
own intensifcation and the fact finds
striking Illustration in the affair re-
ported by the New Haven Register.
A conductor on one of the night
trains passing through Boston was
collecting tickets one evening last
week, when he came to a genteeliy
dressed passenger, who, apelogizing
for not having procured the usual
card before taking his seat, handed ZIP
what looked like a 500 greenbaek
bill in payment of his fare. Rather
impatient at having such large note
to change, the conductor gruff1y
remarked, 81 will attend to your case
Immediately, sir;'" and. after closer
look, to be sure of his man, went into
the next car. Upon scrutinizing the
money he had received he was. aston
ished to discover that, instead of a
500 bill, it was nothing less. than a
$1,000 treasury note. Sure that the
passenger had made a mistake. he
hastencd back to him, and remarked
that he could not give change for a
note of such large denomination.
+" What note ?" asked the passenger,
in seeming surprise. Why, this
81, 600 trifie," exclaimed the conduc-
tor. "You are entirely mistaken"
returned the other, 81 never gave you
any bflL J. You gave me no check but
what I'handed TO you was my1ticket,
and nothing else" hTwirling the
note i'll his fingers, the conductor,
fairly nonplussed, stared at what he
9eeuld see of this incpedible traveller
in, the dim light of the car,l and began
to think himself! insane, whena Sec
ond possenger, in still deeper shade,
added: Certainly the gentleman
gave you a ticket. L saw him pur-
chase it at the New, York Office when
bought mine," in short, the astonish-
ed and fortunate railroad official was
obliged to retire, with his thousand
dollars, which he still retains; and
can account for the extraordinary af-
fair only by the supposition that his
mysterious passenger was some great
criminal, who, inferring from the con-
,ductor's manner of saying " T viii at
tend to your case" and subsequent
closer look, that his identity was sus-
pected, took the above method Of de-
nying himselfyby the aid of an accom-
plice, and, atthe same time offering a
heavy bride for secresy. By do-other
line of conjecture, can the occurrence
be accommodated to reason; bat
whether the passenger was an escap-
ing murderer, OF bank 'robber, 5or
some English fugitive from detection
of his own nationality, must. prob
ably remain a mystery for all time to
come. 5aNA HiFi evan .5Lfi
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Official REGISTRY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judges of Common Pleas-GEo. III. FUTILE.
PHILo B. COsANT
Probate Judge-JACoB V. NELL.
Prosecuting Attorney-C A. REED.
County Auditor-WILLIAM GRINNELL
County Treasurer-GUsTkvUs p REED.
Clerk of Courts-ASDREw JACKSON
Sherin-OTIs D. PAINE.
RECORDER-G. W. BARRETT.
County Commissioners-HENRY J. NOBLE. n
B. JEEKEEs. Jos. C. CoNRAD.
Coroner-REcELLUs RooF.
Surveyor-JEDDIAH COLE.
Directors of County Infirmary-J. C. BEATTY,
GUAM CLEMENTS and OZIAs ALLEN
MAYORS OF INCORPORATED TOWNS.
Ravenna-JoHN MEHARG.
Kent-S, P. WoLcoTT.
Garrettsville-O. L. HAwLEY.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Atwater-J. r. Conrad and Sylvester A.
Hinman.
Aurora-Reuben P. Cannon and Worthy Tay
or.
Brimfeld-Joseph L. Carrier and A. n Lam
phare. }f}H tF
Deerfeld-C g. Tibbals and John H. Hoffman.
Edinburgh-Smith Sanford and Asa Bingham.
Charlestown-Augustus lIunyoA and Nathan
II. Smith. 85Eft y
Franklin-Issac Russell, Alvin Barton, 1. Ar
cher.
Freedom-Lyman Bryant and Arvillus C.
Larkcom.
Hiram-Rufus Butts and Frank Squire.
Mantaa-A. n. Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and A. F. Hannahs.
Palmyra-John j. Williams, David E. Wilson
and Enoch Morgan.
Paris-A. B. Merrill and Brainard selby, Jr.
Ravenna-JoHN MEHARG, George F. Robin
son and Charles B. Stowe.
Randolph-James P. Coe and n. C. Sears.
Rootstown-A. II. Barlow and Gideon Sey-
mour.
shalersvire-samuel G. Eluridge and W lillian
Carlton.
streetsboro-E. n. Stanton and Ebenezcr
Ward
suffield-H. K Martin and VIM. Paulus.
windham-E. s. Woodworth and Thomas o.
Angel.
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tions; but the skeptic would find ii
hard indeed to convince her Or her
husband tnat her visions were but the
offspring of a mind unhinged by a
passionate grief, and by a secret, half
conscious, irrepressible, ever-present
suspicion of Ronald Levett's truth
She believes that Heaven sent her a
special and supernatural intimation OF
her lovers existence, and of the pur-
pose to betray him; and I do not
know why any one should wish to
reason her out of her belief.-Har-
per's Magazine. 'is5isa '-ii~-d