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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-29

Mr.. Shinn asked to be excused from the
committee He was sorry; but he could not
understand the communication. He hoped:
however, it would be printed and laid on the
tables Of members. (Laughtcr.J
MIR. Massey enquired whether the steam en-
CINE had not ben disposed Of
The chair replied that it had.
Mr.. Massey said if that was the cisc: 1t
would be useless to appoint any committee
MIR. Shlnn then moved to reconsider the
vote by which the committee WAS appointed.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Massey said that the ground on which
the OLD Relief, Star, and Friendship engine
houses stood belonged to the city. The coun-
ellis were very derelict in not asserting the city
right to this gound.
Mr. Wheat said that the city did not own
the ground on which the Relief engine house
on Prince street stood. The city had appro-
priated 5000 towards the building Of that house
with the proyiso that if ever the building was
used for any purpose other than an engine
house, that sum should revert to the city.
Mr. Harrison said the Friendship had u
lease from the city Of the ground on which
the engine house stood.
The resolution was then laid on the table;
The chair laid before the council u memorial
lIOM w.. y. W HiCCieoey dllu oCilCi elIlh1I1,
asking that uniform be provided for f.. IL.
Bell Suitable to his position as keeper of the
Alexandria Museum.
On motion of Mr.. Massey the Auditor was
directed to issue lis warrant for $40 in favor
of +. Fl. Bell for public services.
Mr.. +. ii. Bell appeared at the bar OF the
council and asked leave to address the coun-
Gil, which leave was granted
Mr.. Bell then said that he had been attend
ing to public business ever since he took charge
OF the museum; that he had done all his work
as an officer better than any other officer All
he wanted was plain uniform and he thought
he deserved that
The Chair-That will do
Mr. Shinn announced that the committee
on public property had two plans for new
court house on the corner of Cameron and
Fairfax streets One of the plans was for a
court house; the other for court house and
public hail. They would be submitted ut
an early day and the board could decide between
them.
Twelve members of the council being now
present the license bill, was taken up and pas
Scd unanimously.
The committee on general laws reported Il
bill prohibiting the keeping of swine, geese
&C., within city limits The bill fixed the pen
atty for infractlon at one dollar for each swine
so kept.
Mr.. Massey called attention to the term
each swine.
Mr.. Shinn-lIow much swine docs it take to
make swines
On motion the bill was recommitted.
After some further routine business, the
board adjourned until Thursday night, it being
stated that the report on the new Court House
would be ready by that time
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LIBRARY HoURs.-The Alexandria Library
is open nightly from s to 10 p. IN.
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Police REPORT Affairs at police head4uar-
ters as usual, were very quiet this morning,
The force oh duty last nightmare no arrests, ana
consequently there were no cases either at the
Mayors or Magistrates offices. !,
NIGur REPORT. Night clear and cold.
No disturbances occurred in any quarter OF the
city No prisoners, but seven dodgers were 1T
the station house.
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EOR LE.--Onc ofTU FITS [ NRlHALk-
IL ED TALIAN MARBLk SODA foCN-
TAJNS i'm perfect order For further particulars
rnn,Iirr of WAKEFIELD & HALL,
Corner Of Prince ana Fairfax streets,
,rbu Alexandria En.
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HAEKl>' SEAMLESS KID GLON rs

Just opened my Spring supply "f the ahov''
celebrated lis. X. e.. all sizes and rolor., plain
black and black stitched with white, III nil mum
hcrS. and of the sam" make. Every pair guar
anircd Also just rr,.,"rl my second l"t %:
those cheap PARASOlS.
NH ~ G. {. BERRY. - King street
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rTABI.E AND POCKET CUTLERY, Sci.
L Sors, Fluting Machines. Eluting SCISSORS,
Curling Irons, Curling and Crimping longs,
lust received, to which We invite attention. ut IS
King street, corner Of Royal.
NH ~ JNO. T.. CREIGHTON * son.
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President Friendship Fire Company.
Th, communication was, on motion OF Mr;
E,,ns referred to u select committee. and
MeSSrs Evans, Massey, and Shim appointed
the committee.
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~ - "
1000 bbls "ROUND TOP HYDRAULIC
CEMENl"T in store and for sale by
SIlNN IL CO.,
nah Il - Union street
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A ROMATIC COD LIVER OIL, with Hy-
N pophosphitcs. prepared by Sharp Il Dohm",
Baltimore. \ large supply just received and
for sale by ,
NH ~ f. =. LEADBkA Elk ~ DRo.
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DIANO FOR SALE.--A iinc toned "rlnSc
/ ROSEWOOD PIANO, in complete oT"cf,
and US good as new, will be sold Il Dnrgl,na; Il.
early application is i4ads Enquire At l"'s on'''1
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I,ALL and examine the lino assortment Of
Y i French and conmolI CANDY just received
from New York by the
,,orI no. II north Royal *.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19


BURpESsoNE TAxArIos.-We have
heard a great deal said in years past.
when peor les were descanting upon
the comparative blessings, Of Ameri-
can citizenship, about the intolerable
burdens of taxation in European
countries; but the fact is that the
people of this country are more
heavily taxed at the present than
those of any other land under Heav-
en-. In his recent report to the
Legislature of New York upon. the
system OF taxation, Ex-C Commissioner
Wells shows that the aggregate. of
taxation for Federal, State and local
purposes, in this country, reaches
almost t,centy dollars per capita for
tie entire population, including men,
women and children Such q bur-
den as this was never imposed upon
the people of any other country, and
never would have been here had Rad
ical corruption been kept from the
high places of power Let US FIRST
remove the cause, and then reduce
the burden, as best we can.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
GEORGE 4. pEHDLETor.

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.-..;s n.,.asn.. - ns
- AZ. .a.n;n.. .u 60
IT p.na,eton f.,r fso,err,, ~ o,,;o
We hon. :. v;I, !. nor,;n.,.5 .na
.,sctsd y. :. ;,., Az. u.n usan
we vonla HE 10 90. 1e.a .ha Da.
mocracx of N. cra.. s,... - oh;o
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n. Isn nam,.-a,;o ~
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
Ex-sEoRETARY NAY A DtFAULTER.

II has been asserted for sometime by
both Republicans aud Democrats that
Ex-Sccrctary Nays accounts with the
State we're in . very unsatisfactory con-
dition, and that the aggregate of his de
would not fall short of ten
thousand dollars. .Werefrained from any
mention of or comments upon the matter
until it should be definitely determined
by competcnt authority that Dir. May
had actually dcfraudcd the State, rs il
was alleged that he had done, prcfcrring
in a matter Of such serious import to
give the accused the full bcaeft OF any
arrapgment he might be able TO effect
to acquit himself and relieve his bonds
men from responsibility. But that MIR.
Mays transactions during the period of
his second term at least will not bear
investigation, and that he is largely de-
lipquent cannot for q moment be ques-
toned. The evidence is cumulative and
positive as to the modus operandi of his
manipulations, especially with reference
to his delinquencics in connection with
the school and Insane funds which pass
ed from time to time into his hands. A
rough estimate puts his delinquency at
not less than twenty thousand dollars
some put it at twice that amount.
Under our statute insane patients who
have, the means are required to pay into
the State treasury y, sum equal 70 tho
expense of keeping them in tho Asylum,
Receipts havo been produced showing
that thousands Of dollars have been paid
into this fund for the reimbursement Of
the expense Of keeping insane persons,
and the Treasury accounts show that
no,hing had been turned over since 1866.
This is only ono Of the many leaks which
have been discovered, In the matter Of
the school fund there is evidence quite
as conclusive Of the late Secretary
fraudulent transactions. The Commits
sion, in conjunction with the Secretary
Of State will soon have completed con.
else statement Of the operations of the
latc Secretary. covering the period oi
his second term. We will have fur
ther TO say on this subject in q future
article Mercury. -'.'. ,-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
MAGNITUDE OF THE NATIONAL
DEBT.

Hon. John T. Crooks. of this coun-
ty. has made q careful calculation
upon the magnitude Of the National
debt, from which lie furnishes us the
following statement:
Suppose that it is now 81, 900 900. :
600, Tor two thousand million } or as
the French would call it, two mil
lizards. Now to reflect upon its vast
ness, let us suppose that man can
count one every second Of time. or
sixty to every. minute, and work ID
hours each day: it would take him
126 years and BOG days and better to
count it. Then suppose it was all
In silver half dollars, allowing each
half dollar to weigh 1s7 grains-then
we would have CT $50 tons and 1 I'LL
pounds over-or that many wagon
loads of one ton to the load. Then
again, allowing the earth to be 36O
degrees in circumference and this
great debt TO be all in silver dollars.
the diamater of each dollar to be one
and q half inches--then we would
find that it would nearly girdle the
earth twice. Allowing q degree to
be 69A statute miles, or counting GO
degrees to the mile, it would then
girdle the earth twice and 4.14s
miles more. 90 :.
Thus we can see something of the
magnitude of our National debt, al
lowing it to be only two thousand
millions of dollars, but truly how
much more it may in reality be, nc
one can tell. ell ax.5s.as s.It ssaas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
CONSOLIDATION AND DEspoTIsM.

We utter . startling but patent
truth when we assert that the gov
ernment Of the United States is max
grapid strides toward consolidation
and despotism. Under the manage
meat Of the Republican party, great
and alarming innovations have been
made upon the constitutional sys-
tenn of government established by
the Revolutionary fathers-a system
which, for three-quarters Of a century,
secured freedom and happiness to
the people; system which was felt
by the people only by its benef-
esnces and blessings. But now,
how changedl Radical innovations
have been made upon the Federal
Constitution; the rights of the States
have been invaded; and daring usur-
patton upon the rights OF both the
States and the people have been at
tempted and accomplished by the
falsely called Republican. but the
real monarchieal party in power.
The right Of the States to regulate
suffrage and elections has been
usurped' by traitorous Congress,
and the President authorized to use
military force to oyerawe and con-
troll the greatest and most sacred
privilege of American freemen-the
right Of free election. And the i'm
beetle, but ambitious and aspiring
President has dared 10 make use OF
che military power for such an un-
constitutional and despotic purpose.
Congress also threatens. to usurp the
right of the States to establish cor
porations within these our limits,
especially railroad and telegraphic
corporations. They are the stepping
stones to the usurpations of the en-
tire power. 1t also contemplates
usurping and taking from the States
the right to provide for the educa-
ton of the youth of the couatry, and
has now before it, bill for that pur-
pose. It has no constitutional pow
er to pass such bill; and, of course,
the act would be fragrant susurpa-
ton.
The measures, accomplished and
contemplated. are rerolution IN our
political sysfemi They viii strip the
States of all their essential and vital
powers, and place the liberties of the
people at the mercy of a central con-
-solidated despotism. Are the peo.
pie ready for the consummation oi
such revolution in their system oI
government, for such catastrophe
to the true Republic? Are thought
full and patriotic men, now acting
with the Republican party, ready
for such change In our system o
government? If not, they canno
too quickly arouse themselves to I
realizing sense of the impending
dangers, nor too promptly devils
measures to avert them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
THE OoNNETIOUT. CONTEST.

To illustrate what fiimsey pretexts
rascals sometimes seize upon TO gain
their ends, it is only necessary to look
at the Connecticut Radical Lcgisla-
'ture's action in cavassing the vote
for Governor. The official vote
showed the contest to stand as fol-
lows between the candidates: Eng
lish (Dem.) Al, ,490; Jewell, Rep. }
Al .45O; scattering; Is. Of the scat
tering votes one was cast for "Jas.
E." English, and six for so. Z" ("
English aad 81" English, which 40
honest man would pretend to say
were intended for any than the Dem
ocratic candidate, James e. English.
But the Radicals dug up % addition
al votes for Jewell in Cheshire town,
and then. throwing out the "scat-
tering" votes which were. obviously
intended for Gov. English, declared
Jewell elected Goyernor-every Rad
ical member voting for this rasca!ity
If anything can be more glaringly
Inconsistent with honesty and fair
ness than this action of Wooden.
Nutmeg Radicals we have failed te
learn of it. For base trickery and
6razsn corruption it has no parallel
in the annals of civil government
and would be tolerated only in
Yankeedom.. where viliiany is at .
premium and honesty ffty per cent,
off issnTaz s.Es a:fH .fesv - 8ssa-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

A SnocKISa DEara.--onc day last week
Mrs. James Leonard, residing on a farm a
few miles south of San Bnenaventura, on
the Santa Clara river. felljn sort Of fitI
upon her cooking stove. in which was hot
fire. and being al0ne, shcIay there inscn.
siblc till hcf clothes took dre and she was
80 badly burnsl that when si,e became con.
scious and ran out Of her house and was
discovered by passing nciehbor, her in.
tcstincs were protruding through her char.
red abdomen, and her burning clothes had
otherwise injured her frightfuIly. ITc ex.
tinguished the fire and bastened toscall DR..
Bard to attend to her case. AfterIngcrihg
short time in the utmost anguish, her
smgsrisgs were Terminated -hy a. wele6me
death. E. She was an, unusually interesting
lady, and her death was q most distressing
occurrences. Leonard is one of the prosper
Gus farmers ofsbis seeHon. spdwill receive
the sympathy of the whole community
.Sdaka barbara Psess 81 Ih fsx2S fk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

E TIE New Territorial Government
of the District Of Columbia ] was or
ganized last Monday Fred. Doug
Las was elected Vice President of the
upper branch of the Assembly -
White folks in the pitt .,.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
MARIN FORSS SALE.

vVyIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
farm of 80 acres. lying in Benton coun-
'ty,three miles from Alhsny, np the Albany and
Corvallis road. The farm Ia well improved, has
q comfortshlv and kuoet d wellins- house, wood
cellet varictios, There areon tho farm 100 acres
Of rich bottom land; also any amount Of oaA
and ash timhcrs and good stock water in every
field. The farm il . desirable ono. the location
heAlthfu1 end Che acf6fs Of sale most reasonahle,
For further particulars s<nquirr an tho farm.
p3eT6 JAMES BURLINGTON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

5, -Mas. vIcren. in an article. contrib
uted to the Democratic Era, credits
the first publication of "Ad William
ettem," Sam Simpsons exquisite
poem, to the ooregon City Enterprise.
This is q mistake. 2 The poem was
first published ID the DrMocRAr, from
the; original manuscript furnished
ms by Mr.. Simpson himself, and was
copied from this paper into many of
our exchanges. go ri =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
FsTRAYNOTICE.n 4

State Of Oregon, County Of Linn, SIS.
TyAKEN UP BY JAMES q. ROBERTS,
on bis promises, ! l miles south of Albany,
in Sand Ridge Precinct. sLippy county. Oregon,
enc dark bay mare, slpposed 10 be five years
old, is near Is hand high; q srall star in fore
head; little whits on back part Of right hiud
foot; locks as if she had two ribs broken on left
side. M other brands Or afks iScrccivabie.
Has been on the premises the last two years.
Appraiscd by me on the Sth dayfpf May. 1871,
ct $50 AMERICUS SAVAGE, J. p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Gov. ALcos. Of Mississippi, who is
. Republican, publishes Q tabula7
statement showing that one hundred
and seventy white citizens of that
State have been killed by negroes
during the two past years. These
black murderers. are the genuine
Ku-Kluxers of the South whom the
Radicals are legislating to "protect. !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Tur local elections in New Jersey
show heavy Democratic gains and
the Democrats are certain of carry
ing the State at the next general
election by an overwhelming maiori-
"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

TsE MONTHLY NOVELETTE, yoR MAr.-Tbe
May number ef ''rLe Meathiy Nessletss" is is
saed, with splendid list Of contents, such IS
will plssss fca3srs of al classes. There arc sea
stor,rs. lore stories. bunting adventures. hamsr-
on, tSles, and one gruaf siery, ayEpcrd1a ses-
counter Of the late var, written for 1.-The Month
Iy Novelette," by the eeiebrstsd M. Quad
o. the Detroit press. Michigan, the sams gentle
man Hose express trip on . alocemoiire last win
ter eau,. such sensation all tiirongh tbe coun-
tYy. Bat l.. - Is the tabis Of contents, and our
.ssrs can ju. -e II the pHblicatien Is not cheap
Al - cents per NJ Uber. CT for 500 per year:
.port,. IL Of . Sikh Chieftais;'' "The Quizzed
Lovers" ,.c-e.urea by GseryiIla,% "Dsrtne'.
from the ssa;,. ...trs. Riux. Ids Eomaaee;" "a
Bird: from the Or. s B.nl. .'s Sc. s..! j.; !,
mn,, be ss:" .Msliicen,: ..Edgsa TooIss' orH
JUVENILE DEpAnrHgxr.-"< falss ctep. or.
The Fortunss and Ai.fsrfune. 4 Frsd -.i.asf;
Was t AZ ..Indizn Devil r" Icing ay:
DAneeds,es-wh and Hnmor;' 'kronsl. ~
EArSia.. T1ssmes 4 Tablet 90 cses .-srs stree,
Esstsp. are the pubfisIsers. II IL Tor 8. / st Ah
the periodical depots IN shs eouatry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
r.,....,u.,w,.,. srIxnIrps...r

Thieeeg KsavEs.. swISDLERS.. !. Thee
are mild terms vith which to designate those
IN .sa, snsfsrs ptibLs sagentnrers, who hare been
induced By fss high sefsssti,n shish DE- Sage's
catarrh I.slassSy sbas uan 10 Spst up and offer
for sale worthless imifaf5,a Of this celebrated
q ,diciRe. Remrssber that Br. Pieree.s privat.
stamp. sbieh Il the only ypsiffse guarantee Of
gessisesess. ftSaid be sI,su sss1y psvksgc.
This private staiap. i.essd by the 4. s. aYvern-
ment expressly for ssampise DR.. Pierce's sssdi-
e;nes. has upon IL bis Yaurait, name and ad-
dress, and the words 1T. 8. ccTtihs4ts Of Cen
ninsness-" Don't stt swindie'i by men calling
emselves DIR. Sage; DIR. X. V. Pierce, Of Bufa-
10. y. y. is ihc ony man nov living that has
nai DR.. Sags's caiarrb Remedy. Sold by drug
gisis. or seat by mail on recc pit Of sixty eca;s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

The Ohio Democratic State Con-
vention is to meet at Columbus on the
first Of june. It will probably be
the largest Convention ever held in
the Buckeye State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

"WELL who was this Washing
ton?" was the question of an English
member Of the Joint High Comnis-
sion when visiting Mount Vernon
with Grant. Grant said be didn't
Just exactly rem ember, but he was
some big mar. s.e ee,1ii1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Slate ef Oregon, County Of Linn, SIS.
VTyAKEN UP By VIM. A. TEMPLEToN,
J IL , miles cast af sBrpwpsyille. Linn county,
0regens en- she bth day Of Aprh 1911, fean
marc. ) or years ald. about Is hands high.
With right hip slightly fallen down. No other
marks pereoivable. Appraised at SIS by the
undersigned, this I'd day Of Nay. 1871.
CHARLES MILLER, J. p.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

THE Louisville Ledger says: "Sup-
posing Olive Logan should be elect
ed President of the United States,
and should afterward marry man
named Perkins, would she be Presi-
dent Logan or President Perkins?"
That would depend good deal on
the size Of Perkins.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
Following ire sTe real estate TRANSACTION

r0il0wtng ure tbe feaI estntc trahsacti0ns
since our last report: t..z
y. Esliek, Guardian, To- e. w. Backus;
consideration, So, ,040.
JOHN Rohi6ett to Geo. Eeklss; consider.
alton, $500.
Presley George to Geo. Ecklcr; consid-
Grafton. 5000.
{ GyW sDseEas toJobp GegswoIl, eoDsid.
Grafton, $3.50.
{ s.. W. Hays to o. & C. h. r.; consider
y. Hays to L. Higgins; consideration,
$. W. Hays to L. Higgins; considera.
tion, $3.50.
Peter Houck to $. Eslisk, consideration,
y. B. Moore to J. W. Waters; consider.
Joseph Seats to n. j. cosswsii; eonsid!
Grafton, $3.50. as.s. -,
L. Higgins to a. Myers; consideration.
&, Hisgin. .oJ. II. yinscn.;; eon.idcra.
L, iIigsia.to psiIlip Pianips; consider.
alton, $3.50.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

MonE Ku-KLux OurRAaEs.-In a
riot at the Scranton, Pennsylvania,
coal mines, last "Wednesday week,
three men were killed and three men
and two women wounded. Will
Grant please enforce the Ku-Kluz
law in the loyal State OF Pennsylva-
min - E8 afaaa g3g 8tif. 5sal ,le
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

THE. GxsUIr JupeE CoNTEsr.--A
Salem correspondent OF the Eugene
City Guard says that 11Boise will
submit his resignation as Judge at
the end of this quarter. or the first
ok June. Bonham will not except
tie indgeship by appointment; he
p<eksrs TO take his chances on his
ssit ,ef eeskest. from the simple fact
If be takes a by appointment be will
% eli prphekfiSty lose it, or at least
have to try for Sk st the next election,
but il be gets st Mzough contest he
viii Of course hold i the full term.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

/ The Michigan gtate Prison conyicts are
tortured by la hand d-organ which the war.
don hires 4 man 70 grind. They are peti.
tioninE for tho restoration Of capital pun.
ishment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Last Tuesday the steward on the steamer
"Ielican p from Eureka to Umpqua, en-.
tered the stateroom Of sick girl only IL
years old and drugged and ravished her.
On, the arrival of tho steamer, at Umpqua
the citizens tried, condemned and shot the