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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
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tu0toen.
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sQeunIslpanitr GentraIbabn 8. Gsleliaolt
ooreeIiern belt, nuroe Elm 8eri1t porselegt
melder bic 8rutipsG Ginuabmsu Der gatn nab
reno oes perfuiiensn Sabres aut SIT $50 ,0UC
ben Weitoserpinn oui 5,047 900 an9ibt; III
porOoriaen Sabre bate bic gabn sl7'3l4 toe
niger Rettoertrn8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
.i5 Neue 0agcn: Eabrif.

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III Roreffrd6e. nGbc ber ScrirBtoR'irGBc etablitt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17

idlrdnitt Cjtri&tSburttit A6 ipetB, ooB Die
eritr 5rau geIb,cOer ponAntm abatlbnitten,
bhlflos, olleiu ltebcuo obo0h unO mitielIos
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isrpc non Mttten bon 6rcunoeu entitrnt, Ate
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W}ann nod mcbr4Delbtr n,mmti 0tnn IN bent
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paB, ,penn Gtue ribt IN 6rIeoer Hno ON
traft iuanmcu lsbeu tOnntn, otes bndc'
d,enoen S6eiourasRruuo licftrt. Gtctt Vt
Ilunmltug mo Die &tnHtnib Der Sba''ltt.
oab in ocn Rriiort oes 8ormuuol6atts @t
ri6ts Sdcioungstlagru falIen, iittrn liuntnt
llntermtrfunB Oes QBsibt5 unter ot5 gIannes
gQIQcn~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17

Sm S@aBumte ltcBen $3.50 O0O Gos
tOuisgclper 6Ouitribtrter; oIe'eIben lolEh oeNl
NnpaIiNsnhausionh tibfMpitltt mtroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-17
InodIcl!sWcll.

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13
ADV ERTISE NJ Il N rs
REAL. ESTATE.
STiTZEL g. UPTON,
REAL ESTATE BR OK ERS,
GENERAL AGENTS.
BRANCH OFFICE-AIbany, Oregon
]. G. MENDENHALL, Agent.

General Land Agency for Oregon established
July, 1885,
An Office whcro general information concerning
the resources OF Oregon can be obtained free q
charge.
Loans negotiable first mortgage, real estate
and collateral security.
Have for sale n large amount of property loca-
ted in the town of Albany. Also farming lands
of every description in Linn and other counties ot
the State.
To the citizens of Albany and vicinity, and to
the owners of real estate, take this method oi
calling your attention to oLr place of basincss--
Having determined to open u branch office in your
city, We can oacr you medium for obtaining par-
chases --oue that is appreciated by buyers, Ms Il
saves them much time ana labor in securing what
they want Our principal agency at Portland,
Oregon. is thoroughly established and the Office 50
well furnished for giving information upon real
estate that it affords the most complete facilities
for all parties having business in our ne.
ES- You incur expeesc in placing your
property sale with unless sale is made.
Office on First street. opposite post office.
J. C. MENDENHALL. Agent.
Albany. Oregon March 2S, 1870. r5u52yi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13
LOOKING FOR MAY FLOWERS.

year ago, In the sweet spring weather
We sought the trailing arbutus together.
Brushing the withered leaves aside,
And tho long pine needles. brown md dried,
We found the yine with its glossy green,
And its clustering flowers coy between.
Over the waxen petals white
lowered a blush us they ni.t the light,
Pure rs the look n maiden wears
As forth she comes from her morning prayers.
gathered the lovely things for you,
With the breath of the woods In their drops o
dew;
And home wo went by the common way,
With u halo around our holiday.
For we both had lost and we both had found
something sweet on tho forest ground.
And if your heart was exchanged for mine.
As We sought the blossoms beneath the pine,
The pine was far too high to hear
The words whispered In your ear.
But the shy arbntus knew of the ..Ycs"
That you let me seal with loves fret kiss;
And 50 this year, in the fair spring weather,
We will hunt for springs sweet blooms together.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13

4 telegraphic dispatch was received a,
the Office in this city from IT, s. Attorn.
ey General Hoar on Thursday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. pardoning a man by the
name of Smith who had been found gull.
ty of murder for killing an Indian some
time ago on the Ncz Perce Reservation
As the line between tins place and Una.
tilla was down, it was impossible to get
the message there in time to save the
mans life who was to have been hung on
Friday. We have since learned the man
had escaped from Jail and was not on
hand when the time came for the hang.
ing.-Daties Iountaineer.
We dislike to spoil good item, but
the above is all wrong Instead of a
pardon it was only a reprieve; and in.
stead of killing an Indian on the Nez
Perez Reservation, the murder was COM
mitted on shipboard on the Sound, the
victim being white man and mate of a
vessel. The dispatch was addressed to
E. s. Kearney, U. S. Marshal, and was
received in full time to ensure tho safety
of the prisoners neck Halla Hala
Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13

RIcu ScENE.-Our boat had stopped
to take in wood. On the shore among
the crowd, was remarkably stupid-look-
ing fellow, with his hands in his p ckets,
and his under lip hanging down.
A dandy, ripe for fun, mods aud wiuks
at all around, sayings
"Now I'll have some fun. III fright
en- the greenhorn."
He Jumped ashore with large drawn
bowie, brandishing it ia the face Of the
screen" un, exclaimings
SHOW I'll punish you've been look
ing for you for week.
The fellow stared stapidly at the assaii-
ant; he evidently did not know enough to
be scared, but as the bowie-knife came near
his face, one of his huge fists suddenly
vacated his pocket, and fell hard and
heavy between the eyes ofthc dandy and
the poor fellow was asfounderingi int the Ohio.
Greeny then jumped on board oar boat,
putting his hands in his pockets, and, look
ing around said: ,,.,4.
"Maybe there somebody efsethats been
looking for me for week. ae
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13

Our OF WoRK.-T There are thousands
of white laboring men in San Francis
co, at the present time, clamoring for
work and none to be had. To benefit
this state of affairs, and to better the
condition of these poor men, many of
whom have families to support, the
Radicals in Congress have voted an
additional sum of one million of dol
lars to the subsidy of the Pacific Mail
Steamship line playing between that
port and China. Their intention is to
flood this coast with Cinnamon, in or
der to have what they term a system
of cheap labor. This is one of the
progressive steps they have set out to
accomplish. What care these Radical
Lawmakers for the sufferings of poor
white men, as long as they can remain
in power by playing into the hands of
negroesand Chinamen?-Sonoma DEM
Ocrat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13

Tue NEGRO SENAToR.-A Washing
ton correspondent thus describes Morton .
idea of full-blown .black Republican"
Senator. He says:-"I have seen and
talked with Reyels. He is likely boy
enough, but neither so intelligent nor 50
handsome as the waiter who attends our
table at the Ebbitt House. l asked him
how he liked being Senator. Well, sir,
he said, lit amt no better than preachin'
except the pay, and I'm afeard that'il
get me into sich extravagant habits that
times'll go hard with me when | have to
90 out and root for myself" Revels IS
evidently provident darkey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13

IRELAND will yet be free. 1t is so or.
dained by the imperious Spirit of the
Age. Again and again her patriotic sons
may be fleeing from the scaffold, or car
ried in chains to exile; again and yet
again may Erin fall with her bare and
bleeding bosom on the altar. But at last
she will arise in her beauty and her glory
and her harp, which for several hundred
years has been grieving on the banks Of
the Shannon and the Liffey, with all its
broken chords restored aud swept by q
hand white as the light, will ring out the
inspiring and exultant song of restora
tion, of deliverance and freedom.-S. r
LGdDainer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13
LITTLE SONGSTERS.

1.-The flowers appear on the earth
the time of the singing of birds is
come, saith Holy Writ, and, alropos
of these same birds, here is an act OF
the just-adjourned Iowa Legislature
for their protection. The festive tom
tit and the brisk wren, the martin, the
swallow, the sparrow--if any of our
New York impor ations stray that far
that most impudent fellow, the Jay,
and all other such small warbling
deer, are henceforth to sing through
out Iowa safe from felonious shot, by
reason OF the great seal of the State
/ Just spreading its ngis over them
Our friend, the owl-bird of wisdom,
and therefore dear to journalists ;
bird, too, of night, and hence twice
dear us the one thing that keeps th,
newspaper folks III countenance by
plying his little trade in the murky
hours when they ply theirs-he, alas !
Is left out of the law, one finty MEM
Der amending him out of the bill when
under discussion by reason of some
slanderous charge against him in rela-
ton to young hens; but, saving the
owl and that keen thief, the hawk. and
some other cdndiiie of that kidney. the
law is n good law, and many little
throats will sing this spring its prai-
ses, what time they do not practically
approve its wisdom by picking up ear
wigs and bugs. For this is the ground
and reason OF the law-the more birds
the less insects; and to keep down
these buzzing, droning, humming,
crawling rascals, Iowa encourages the
tLin-legged. shrill-tongued gentlemen
who make the sad heart, taken out in
to country spring time, say 1.-THE tlow-
ers appear ON the earth the time of
the singing of birds Is come"
Who did the good deed appears not.
Perhaps it may have been that petit
coated clerk of the Iowa House to
whom, in token of her worth, grave
members gave silver tea-set OH ad-
Journment-httle thinking, rash men,
this would lose them said clerk by
setting her instantly in quest of hus-
band to provide n home which she
could so nobly decorate with plate
Ii that clerk, then how sweeily did
the drop of honey mellow by the bird
act the whole cauldron of legislating
men. Napoleon, the great Napoleon,
they say, wrote the article in his ia
nous code which protects the French
birds with his own hand, and in token
thereof the draft, in most hideous
chirography, is now i'll the archives of
the Ornithological Society of the realm.
Parliament. too, in England, has done
something of late for the birds, the
sea-birds at least but to Iowa is re-
served the special distinction of first
giving the whole of one grave law to
the singing birds.-N y. World.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13

A man was indicted for felony. His
innocence was proven, but notwithstand-
ing this, the jury found him guilty
The Judge was shocked and arose and
said:
"Gentlemcn. the mans innocence was
clearly proven"
eyes," said the foreman, che is limo.
cent of the crime now charged .against
him, but he stole my cid grey marc last
Christmas. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

ID IDSWILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
I'D of the Willamette v. and Cascade Mountain
Wagon Road Company, at Albany, Oregon, to
May 3rd, next, for building new piece of Road,
commencing at the first crossing of the South
Santiam River, in Cascade Mountains and thence
along south bank of same about 81 miles to the
fourth crossing, at Vine Maple Bottom, so as to
cut OF four of the foras. s
Fer specifications, call at company's Office, Al
pany, Oregon. JASON WHEEEER,
nJew2 President.
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PEBBLES, and others would simply try
to lie it off. Their names stand upon
the record, and they must admit that
under the lash of party dictation they
are now supporting man for Cover
nor whom they have deliberately
damned as both dishonest and incom-
petent. Let the people read and
ponder upon such facts.
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CHIPS.

Late habits-Night gowns. st.f5Frr
Domestic infelicitics Cold feet.
| A thorough washer woman-Sal Soda.
A high rcnt-a hole ip the crown Of
your hat.
In Connecticut town n hearse is used
to carry milk instead of bier.
The person who sfouDd his match
has since struck it.
Iflove is blind how can there be love
at first sight?
A negress in North Carolina says, .de
carpetbaggcters is all alike; dey all suck
aigs."
One of Mississippi's brunette legisla-
tors answers when the clerk calls WASH
tub Simmons
Young gentlemen who are fascinated
by the ..curl of the period" are styled
switch tenders.
A milkman accounted for the weakness
of his milk by saying that the COW got
caught in the rain.
A schoolmaster in Ohio advcrtises that
he will keep Sunday school twice week
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The husband Of the noted Mrs. Bloom
or was defeated by J. NJ. Palmer for
Mayor Of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
A Yankee editor says that the girls
complain that the times are so hard that
the young men can't pay their addresses
A man who sat upon a paper of carpet
nails the other day, said they reminded
him very painfully of the income taeks-
Why is a man who spoils his children
like another who builds castles in the airZ
Because he induIgesin fancy too much.
Senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin, who
| is an able lawyer, admits that Radicalism
is the mcanest client he ever undertook
to defend.
From Mississippi comes the statement
that the average price of negro legisia-
tors South is s11 374 per dozen-6ve
off for cash.
You have no business to have any bus
iness with other peoples business but
mind your own business and that is bus
iness enough.
They have calico Judge in Wyom-
ing, and don't know whether to call her
a Justices of the Peace, or Justice Of
the Peacess.
Miss Nellie Raymond, the newly
elected Ensrossing Clerk Of the Missouri
Senate, is not yet sweet sixteen, and very
engrossing.
A Richmond paper says : "Our Leg
islature is an uncommonly sober body,
and never drink, unless the rigors Of the
weather render it necessary,
4 prominent Indiana politician de-
clares that Mr. Julian's rejection by the
people of his district was partially owing
to his authorship of the sixteenth amend
ment, providing for woman suffrage
There is a kind of grim humor in the
address of devout deacon to his ne~ly
settled pastor. as he gave him the usual
welcome The Lord keep you humble
and we will keep you poor.
THE Grand Duke Nicholas. of Russia,
the Emperor's younger brother, Is prais-
ed by St. Petersburg paper for 1.-The
holiness and vigor by which his dancing
is always characterized"
Cuffy said he would rather die by .
railroad smash up than by steamboat
burst up, for this reason: IF you get off
and is smashed up, dar you is; but if
you git blowed up on de boat whar Is
your"
A servant applied to her mistress for
loan OF paper and envelopes. She re-
ceiyed them. but soon brought them back
unused. "What is the matter, Jane, are
they not stylish enough :" 'Oh, yes.
ma am, but l am in mourning now, and
these havn't got black border"
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aJoHN PGNIx" once hailed a German
who was driving bakers wagon On
Montgomery street, San Francisco, with
"Hullo! Plltake one" ssVat you take Z"
said Teuton pulling up. IA baked ea-
gle," said Phoenix, pointing to "Eagle
Bakery" painted on the wagon. The
German preserved his reason BY swear
ing in English, and driving on quick:
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