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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-10
SOME LATE MrRpERs in New Yor

SoME LATE MrRpERs in New York
having come to touch the interests and
feelings ofthe authorities who have risen
to power through Tammany Hall and
other safety valves of the Five Points
and those wards and precincts where
the voters outnumber the population,
certain classes of murder are in a fair
way to get very severely published.
Reynolds, who murdered q man in cold
blood in Brooklyn and who boosted that
hanging fer murder was played out, came
duly to the gailows and exhibited the
USUAL degree and character Of repent
ance that is developed upon the scaEold.
Governor Hoifmsn refused to pardon
him and be was hanged. bis crime
was that he bad not only killed sellow
man, but that he had been guilty of
staying an effective ward politician who
kept a grocery in the interest of the
Democratic party. Served him right
Thea the man Real who was hanged in
Ne" York a few days ago and whose
remains were followed to
the grave by some five hundred of his
fellow citizens whose turn to be hung,
if not TO commit murder, has not come
yet, vas also refused reprieve by Gov.
Hoffman. The very good reason for
this frmness il, no doubt, tina. Mr..
Real was guilty OF killing one of Mr..
Peter B. Sw-eney's friends of the Met
ropslitan police. If Mr.. Real rould 60
aud kill useful Democrat be must take
bis chances aud suffer the penalties of
The Law. As the barber said who bad
4 preference for the better class of Gus.
TONERS .'one must draw the Ine''-sug
FESTIVE phrase -.'somewhere" But the |
Did murder party has received u shock
~hich possi bly,, will more fully rerolu- |
ion ae it, 10 the late murder of q rich /
nd influential Sscbem, Mr.. NaIbans of
he Board ct Brokers and Fifth avenue.
even the Eew York World is shocked !; |
md j, appeals, in tragic tones fot relief.
n commenting upon Nr. Nathans' muir
Ter it says:
What the murder. Of Marathon gave
he world wsrran, for saying Of Greece,
he growing audacity Of the criminal
lnsses in this city threatens to provoke
II the world into sayi log Of New York.
D this increment the italics are our own
{ insOlence il Is time that stop be put,
nd that without delay I
OF this new attitude of the World the
'"shiugton Chronicle says.
The World is responsible for she SEN q
naent that our journals are fast ar.
'n2ing themselves Into two classes
lie dear and decorous for gentlemen,
nd the cheap and oasty for bl~skguards.
aspir~s, of course, TO rank in tue for q
er class, aud is the organ OF the mnn- 8
ed aristoeracy OF the DeReerncy. Il
- ~ last, awakened TO the fact that
} constr uency has been t~mpssinx to
f>'I evt.'' with 'he Explosive mOb A
ssSsas W 49, nstsrogsossts- pstHlA-'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-10

tbs HUnBoLDr REGISTER has started
into the cnDpaign under its rev man
sgement with a heap Of we'll direc,eG
vim aud 6rs. 1t should receive tn.
hearty support Of the party both in Hum
boldt County and throughout the State
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-10
N o &c E.

A1OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT / WILL
~ apply to the Commissioners 9. .he Genera
Land Once, to have refunded the purchase,
money paid by me the southeast quarter OF
section "a, Township II north, range 10 east, a.
per certificate No. ia, issued at Carson City,
Nsvads bearing. date the 25sh day, ofrJuse 1854,
the e:..se having been sdjudged invalid and e.n-
eslsa 0EOkGE. W.ASHJ N0TON WENTWORTH.
nylR6W
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19

THE PRUSSlAN NEEDLE.GUS

Mr.. ". Won Dochn. Of Chicago. gives
TO the Tribune Of that city the following
description Of the celebrated Prussian
neecie-sun:
l. The range Of the needle gun l.
Ir"m twelve hundred to fourteen hun.
dred yards. aud not four or five miles.
=. The movements ot lDading are exc.
cn'ed with the right hand, a. follows:
An upward strike with the palm of the
right hand agninst the chamber knot
opens the brcech, the cartridge is insert.
ed into the cavity Of the barrel, a push
forward AM downward stroke of the
chamber knob with the right hand closes
.hc breech. and another push on tic
needle chamber with it's spiral springs,
completes the loading, aud the rifle il
ready for FIRE During the whole
movement the gun is held with the left
hand, At ready"
3. The gun is never loaded or reloaded
while a. "aim," simply because it is im-
possible to do SO.
2 The powder is not ignited at tho
rear end of the cartridge, but next to the
ball. where the iyDiting matter is placed
in kind of socket of paper machc; and
this is what gives moro power to the ball
the powder burning from the front to the
rear.
5. The cartridge is made up-ball in
front. ball socket with igniting matter
powder. TIC shape of the ball resem-
bles the shape of a cucumber, and is call
ed on.-lead (toa1 Uei.
6. The recoil OF the gun is only felt
when it becomes very much heated and
the air chamber filled with the refuse o!
powder. When clean, no recoil is felt
at ALL
I, In case the needle should break, or
bend, or otherwise bee me useless, a new
one can be insei ted in less than five Sec
onds; each soldier carries an extra sup
ply of about six needles.
1t is not as much the superiority of the
needle-gun over the other breech leaders
which has secured, aud in all probability
will, in the present struggle, secure sue
cess to the Prussian army, as it is the
thorough education of each individual
soldier, aud his perfect familiarity with
his weapon.
The needle gun was first used in Prus.
sia in 1913 aud 1919, in Baden and
Scheliswig, and not being deemed effect.
i've without an entire change of tactics
and especially of skirmishing instruc-
tion, was almost condemned.
The Prussian army has but one caliber
for small arms, so that infantry or sharp
shooters can be supplied with cartridges
from any pistol, or carbiue cartridge wag.
on,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19
PAYING THE DEBT.

The Republican press does not seem
pleased with Secretary Boutwell,
manner of pa. ing the debt. While O
few are growing over it for the pur-
pose OF creating political capital, 9th
ers realize how it is done, and the bur.
dens it adds to the already over-taxed
people. On this point the Rochester
Chronicle, the ablest Radical paper in
Western New York, says:
1t is all well enough to say that the
debt il being paid. 1t would be well
enough to have it paid at once, if that
could be done without depressing the
country beyond endurance. Perhaps
tho administration may deem it best to
take from the people of the present
generation what little substance they
have left, in order to pay the debt
VI course, those who fought the bat
ties Of the late war, and the tax-pay.
ers who have paid or must pay, in the
shape OF town and county bonds.
three or four times rs much as the ex-
isting national debt, are not to be con-
sidcred ut ALL
Turn down the screws, Mr.. Bout
well Choke the people tightly You
can imagine how grateful the people
are Grind them TO powder in 1872,
NJ you load them heavily enough with
taxes. Squeeze them at the rate of
s100 900, 900 or 5000, ,000, 900 q year,
and see how they will admire your
policy! Don't let up particle In
short, give them particular fits" in
the way Of taxation, and then "wait
for tho verdict" The Republican
masses are waiting for it with fear and
trembling.
The administration at Washington
will gain no credit with the people by
forced payments of the prirsipar o.
the public debt through unreasonable
exactions upon the business and earn
ings OF the people. Two years ago
everybody joined in the invocation,
LET us have peace Now everybody
says, LET us have rest T.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19
AND
GEN ERAL AGENTS.
BRANCH IOFFICE-AIbany, Oregon
J. G. MENDENHALL, Agent.

General Land Agency for Oregon established
July. is5s.
An Office where general information concerning
the resources of Oregon can be obtained free ~
charge.
Loans negotiable first mortgage. real estate
and collateral security.
Have for sal. n large amount of property loea-
ted in the town Of Albany Also farming land:
of every description IN Linn and other counties oi
the State
To the citizens Of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of real estate, NC take this netho1 ei
calling your attention TO oLr plsce OF business
Having determined to open q branch ofbee in your
city. we can offer you medium fer OH aiming pur
cba.cs one that is appreciated by buyers. as Il
saves them much time an. isb"r in securing What
they want Our principal agency At Portland
Oregon. is thoroughly established. and the Office SC
well furnished for giving Information upon real
estate that il affords the most complete facili;e,
for all parties having business in our ne.
TT You incur cxpesfe in placing youi
property on sale With unless sale is made.
Office First street. opposite post "fiee.
J. c. MENDENHiLL. Agent.
Albany, Oregon March %. 1870. v5n32yI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19

BRIDGE ACROSS THE WILLAMETTE -
A plan of the proposed bridge across the
Willamette at this point, prepared by w
H. Martin & Co., of San Francisco, was
On exhibition at Ladd Il Tilton's Bank
yesterday. It is designed for passen-
ger and railroad bridge, and will be
constructed of wood and iron on the
Howe Truss plan. It's totallength will be
1000 feet. divided as follows: Ten
spans Of 16O feel each; one span of 81
feet; draw of 200 feet, and two ap
proaches of SIS feet each. All Of the
piers are to be constructed of heavy tim-
bers, in the form. of cribs, which are to
be anchored to the bed of the river by
being filled with stone. Tho main pier,
on which is to rest the draw. is 64 feet
in length and 10 feet in width. The
road beds of the bridge. on which trains
aud teams will will pass. are l8 feet in
width. On each side of the structure is
to be erected sidewalk tour and hall
in width. for foot passengers.-P Portland
Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19

MARSHAL McMAuoS. The command.
er of the French forces engaged in the
operations of which an account is Civ.
en- by telegraph to-day, is Marshal
McMahon. Following is brief sketch
of him:
Marshal Mcmahon, a descendant
from family of Irish who lost theii
all in defense of James H., and re.
mained in France after the final over.
throw of the Stuarts, began his militia.
ry career during the war with Algiers
in 1880, particularly distingu shine
himself iii the assault of Constantine
The re-establishment of the Empire in
France found him Brigadier General
and devoted adherent of the Ein.
peror. The Crimean war established
his reputa ion as q solder. At the
head of the division formerly com.
manded by General Canrobert, he
stormed and captured the Malakoff
one of the most brilliant feats in mod.
ern warfare. Following the war with
Russia came that with Austria in Italy
In the campaign of 1859 he again dis
tinguised himself by the celebrity O
his movements and the skill he dis
played in handling his men. To his
ability and dash were due the grea
victory, of Magenta, and as a reward
for his services Napoleon created hin
Marshal of France and Duke of Ma
genta. There is not in the French
army more dashing officer thar
Marshal McMahon. A close studen
of the military maneuvers of the FRS
Napoleon, he believes in sudden ant
rapid marches upon the enemy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19
ALBANY BATH HOUSE!

sEVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
faly inform the citizens Of Albany and VI
cioity that he has taken charge of this Establish
m.nt, and, by keeping clean rooms and paying
strict attention business expects to suit all those
wao may favor him with their patronage. Having
heretofore carried nething but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
ss expects to give entire satisfaction to all
~Chiidlen aud Ladies' Hair neatly cut and
shnursoed. JOSEPH WEBER.
spriT3n33tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19

People who make notes or write love
letters. will be delighted with bit of in
formation which tho the Treasury De-
partner, gives. that violet lux fades; some
records written with it ard exposed to
tho light being now more blank paper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19
UMATILLA HOUSE!
DALLES CITY Y....... ..............0R OREGON.
HADLEY e. sINNOTT, Prop'rs

TVuIS WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS HOUSE
having been recently repaired and renovated
throughout. offers superior accommodations and
gives better satisfaction 10 the Travelling Public
than any Hote in DaIies City. 1t is the only
FIRST Class Hotel in the City, and really the cni,
Hctel the Travelling Community patronize.
Suits Of Rooms for Families, and Superior
Accommodations for 300 Guests
This Hotel Is located nea, the Steamboat Landing
and Railroad Der"t
THE HOTEL OMNiE US
Will always be at tho Railroad Depot an9
Steamboat Landing on the arrival Of Passengers.
to convey them and their baggage to and from
the Hotel free of charge. c-farticuiar attention
paid to calling guests in the morning for the boat
and cars and extra attention paid to seeing fam
lilies off on the cars and boat.
g- They have two large F1RE-PROoF
SAFES in the Office, for the usc of their guests.
-no,e, y,p22? all night in charge of care
full Watchman, In eoRpeeti9n With the Hote
they haze fns
Billiard Saloon and Reading Room!
March II. Is70-y5n30tf.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19

The viceroy Of Egypt expects to re-
alize 10.000.000 by the salo of lands
adjoining tho Sncn canal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-08-19

RATES OF ADVERTISING prn rrAr: one
Column, 500; Half Column, 500; Quarter COL
Column, $3s. So
Transient Advertisements per Square Of ten
ines or less Of this sized type. f.st insertion, Is
each subse .uent insertion, 81.
A square Is one inch in space down the eolunn..
counting cuts, display lines, blanks, &C., as solid
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than square, and all fractions eoanscd . fall
sqaare. All advertisements inserted for . LEES.
period than three months to be regarded ~ tssn-
sient.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-22

of $3.50, Had she been a negress, laboring 4
behalf Of the radical party, she would have
drawn house full of people and pocket fu
money.
Ohio wishes to be recorded as having min ETY.
year old goose.
1t is gander, and votes the radical, republi
can ticket.
General Andersen is an outspoken, positive
and able advocate of the policy of free trade,
Consequently the people ought to vote for
him. The monopolists will not, OF course.
The Crow Indians don't crow so much as they
did before the Sioux pur-souxed them.
Patience is exemplifed in the man who left
his wagon while his horse baked, and sat on a
stump and read the Bible till the animal WIS
hungry enough to go home
The La Sale Press, with its usual Reliability,
says Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, &c, show
that the republicans have more than held their
own" Ii the Press refers to votes, it is not c1r-
rect when it says the republicans have held
Tor the republicans do not only "hod their own
but that OF everybody else
Our valiant little nei ghbor, the Earlvlle ca
zette, is just now fighting the Chicago Post and
Ottawa Republican,, The big papers are down
Oh the Gazette. because it refuses to throw mud
| at the democratic candidates as they do. The
Gazette is right. The majority of It's patrons
are gentlemen and democrats, and do not care
to be insulted in paper to which they SO liber-
ally give their support. If the gazette is wise,
1t will pursue the tenor of its way, and let
the big dogs "howl."
Some wag. at Washington, gets up a bur-
lesque despatch from Simon Cameron of Penn
sylvania, to Grant. The message, after reciting
many of the defeats sustained by the radicals,
winds up, "Somethsng must be done, MI Grant.
Can you pray"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-22

Promote Digestion Enrich the Blood Strengthen the Nervous
centres and give glow Of life and yigor the mind and
Souyp Of which Is The Just and legitimate result Of their
I'M Di In fOSTA1SE b. consulted AT the Park House
m hs cry free OF charge any day, between sOclock
sn r. NJ after Sept 1870 until which date hs address will
OTTAWA, July II, istQ-V
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-22
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.
Gan you pray


Peasant, Mayor .Io,eS ond iid o.u =, w. V,
| Lynch Eraansn Rrnnka,r Craama n.y., ms' NJ NJ
Cin,;o n,,Eo orl S,onoar N' ' -S
On motinn of Ivpcb ,Ln roo1in. Of ,r,,,.. =
,bn los, r,oa,ir,, ,,,nra disno,s"J -. minutes u
Petition Of = UocLS bdw nsI;r c;, C.,
To refund tn him tho sum Of sIo 80 ,.;d H. l
IN ci,v onIIao,nr -, $780,, % 49,, P" y. ~"
,rL,aE - 49,, t,.LI. - ~ '"'o"il' 'o'
of .sses.or and rac'';rt * n,IIt W ,'' i
with neti.iop wos nrosa,,od ''''0"
On motion Of a. Ina, racoivoa ororl , ,;.
cd IN issre an orinr ,ornh, -, ~ I"o VII 20
so sO-amonnt cI,;naJ - 'i"' "'"'"' 'o'
Rcnort If snnarvi.or of s,roots ~ oo,,oo,;. ,
rolI tny ,ohor ,iiar,,rrod c @ W Ioie0'IoH VI
rrn ,,,nt;', - : Etta,o" o,,, 80 '"''''eu' III"
The commute ON streets snh,,i,tod u,o t1l,.
in,, ro,,,,, ,,,,,a,, ,., -, - " ',C 'o''O"
ca1ved and ,n.rovad. % '"'' i''
y, >, >,
~ ne H'5|' ""t -ltt|"tth u "se ctyW cttbtrt
~ c"""r" dSSehtblta
our committee, To whom at former meeting
OF the City Council was referred the petition OF
the ottawa, OSwego Fox River Valley Il. K. Co.
have given the same due considerations and in re-.
latloh thereto, would rcspectIy recommend, that
before the tity Council take any action in the mat
ter, the said Railroad Company should be required
to place on HE, IN the office of the city clerk
survey showing, firstly, the streets upon which
they propose to lay their track; secondly, the en-
act ana particular location OF the track on such
streets; thirdiy, the exact number OF streets to
be occupied.
AS some property will neces sarily be damaged
by the extension OF the track as proposed, it Is
due to the parties owning such property, that they
nave due notice, SO as to enable them to take the
steps necessary to protect them in their rights.
Lynch, from committee on streets and alleys
reported the approaches to Columbus street bridge
IN bad condition, ant recommended that the neces-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-22
CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES.


Gently eioped with republican man ana ORC,
th he', oua at' pap pa' S"r .,ro.,v was rra,i
fed. What A pityl
s,,i,., maiden.
.I.s.. ,,,o,.o,,,1 fo,l in lave with
gazelle-eyed Young man who VAS talented, and,
IN ofoer uat size m,sh' ciP'i'..o nm Sne AZ
- So I'll ,nt ba ,r,rr;sd ,no,ber
girl, aud the disappointed maiden now raves in
three languages WI" great ''"''S'
An exchange from the far west >,>-:
NJ, TLo,;La V.,,,,,.,o.oo,, ,,,,,,,, ye,d.
,ba 81 in KawI,hna cb,roh s,.Iyi,h r.
lands
If her voice is as musical ~ her name, she
must be charmer.
The Jz,o,e .z,,,yoo, s,vs.
Tbo ,..,o.i., ,.o,, :, Ch;o.,,, ,o.;,. hoo,,
thoroughly tested, the citizens think they pre-
fer whisky.
Tho M;ss;s.;,,,,i +ors ,,,Lo mood ,h,,c
&c; ~ tt,', 49,. ii, 5,,. ''s
rs thor, Loors - 49,, and 49, ,l,.s
the fiddle at private parties.
They are colored republicans. and an orna-
ment to their party.
The radicals of Bloomington are trying to
nrao,,co ub.. tbo,. ,ro,oh Tho soboo, hoard
of that city have PASSED an order admitting ne
gro chlioren TO all 'he puohc Schools ana now
the white children who 30 to school are obliged
- ''-- "''e"'e0'en'''
Michigan census'taker came across man
who had seen married fVe years. but lad never
'' ''''''4 "''''' AA' ca"
called her Say
of II 900 lhe r,d;e,, o;nn,t,. ha,;, ioa,
some 5000, and many cities and towns having
s'''0 "eo''"''o 'oi Tue ''SO ''''c'-i"c
Radical papers everywhere heralded the Re-
suit in Maine as GLORIOUS news from Milne :"
Increased rerubic,r r,a;ori+v, "ci,s aware.
whero..w \ radical republican paper won't
tell lie for a fcw hundred thousand votes or so
Jtco.ts "s,natbin.," =, enI,r,s . rows,,,or
which has g, ior,,o oir@,,o,;on IT, a,ai,r H.
inches "a fine SIC of hi. ;onrnol =, phu,5aI,hia
pnb)isber addo 500 O0o 70 bis ,aarp, -"
for whi 70 y,nar In
Ae'P'e S'iiie ASK " 10 eniaFse 'Ae SIZE OF
our paper-gcneri!!y those who doa't pay for
tbs present size
y, 49,
Inc Springfield AtP"ll'c"" says the cattle
snow IN mar ci'y would have been one OF the
T5; orrr np, II al. tl9'e WHO went
r, = no1or.,oo1 ho,,. 49,, pn,.,;n ,,eos,,
@ di,>lo,ag
A New jersey game of dominoe. led to a dis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-02-19

One square, one insertion .....S3 90
Each additional inscrtiou..... ! 90
Business cards, per quarter...... ......... 90
Et5y. A liberal deduction will he made in fa-
vor of those who advertise four squares, or up
wards, by the year.
ESJ- Legal notices will be charged to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion,
E9sy- Advertisements sent from distance,
and transient notices. must be accompanied by
the cash
EsT- Announcements Of births, marriages
and deaths inserted free Of charge.
ncy~ Obituary notices or 'poctry' append
ed to marin ges or deaths, will be charged one
half our regular advertising rates. We will
not hereafter deyiate from this rule.
EGs~ Blanks, bill-hcads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills Of fare, posters programmes,
pamphlets, ETC., printed al reasonable rates.
OrrIcE--Corner of Second and Washington
Streets.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-28

SoME YEARS since poor but talented
gentleman of the medical profession con.
ceived the idea that if be could produce
medicine of universal application and
extraordinary merit and make it known he
could not only enrich himself and escape
the drudgery Of Physic,sn's life, but also
benefit the sick in q greater measure than
by his private practice. He therefore con-
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find and the result was the production Of
the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, q famous
and most successful medicine. He began
in q email way to mako the Mountain Herb
Pills known by advertising them and such
was the value of his Pills, that in I few
years he had not only amassed . fortune
tut had that rare satisfaction for . rich
man, of having relieved the sick, and
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sketch serves both to adorn tale and
point moral DR.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and tho doctor himself knew
the value Of printers ink. For sale by ill
Dealers. -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-28
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