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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20
FOR TOBACCOMIsTs.
n ICORICE,S LICoRICE.

- TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
The undersigned Agent in New York for the
manufacturers Of the we'll. known brands Of L o.
ORICE: PASTE z. Il. q n. F., eslres to caution
numerous brands puI porting to be original and
genuine brands of importea ncorice, but which
are sadulterated compounds Of his brands re-
boiled In this country, and in instances con-
tanning but fifty per cent. Of ucortce- 3
To insure manufacturers obtaining the pure and
genuine l.. Il. & N. E. brands OF hcor1ce, they
should Ell her address their orders to the UNDER
signed In New York, or 70 the following houses in
the Uni!e ed States, who are appointed agents for
the distributions: t.-. Fl. =
From this time forward the above brands OF
lcorice will not be offered for sale In Europe, and
only In the United States by the parties named In
this adver. isement.
JAMES C. McANDREW,
Lnnn kukr honr VAIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

YJ1RGINLA sTEAMsaIPAND go
: " PACKETsC0 ON 4 n The
'steamebip GEO. B. UPTON leaves New YorE
every sATURDAY: leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY. -s12i-1'Iz = ::
York every TUESDAY, ieayes Richmond every
iFEIissY.
- - D. j. BUER, President,
fee0EF 49, %.Hsqa l2i4 Nam street
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital ~
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Vs.... @s0,09o
Insures all kinds OF PROPERTY or MERCdAN-
Disc at moderate rates against loss or q sDage
by fire. Losses paid promptly Without discount.
PkYTON Il ELLERSON, Agents, -
my9-sm Corner lath and Cary streets.
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TnyTUT 10 THE BROKEN DowN
], IN nEALrH, THOSE or HAD BLOOD Z.
Ii {: AND OLD /. s. x Il N PAR. SIS;
Fa 81 5St ~
s r1ojuLAn. M ! - J, az. y.
ApRrr, NAY d Aap JUNE.

APRILs NAY, And JUNE.
ruarrY THE BLOOD m THESE MONTHS.
FLUID s, ]
EXTRACT sARaAPAR1II "A
s. cures all eruptions Of the skim. g s
HELM50LD's FLUID
s$es EXTRACT, sABsAPARiLLA
~ cures the worst form OF blood diseases.
HELMBoLDS FLUID s rs ~
+ ~ EXTRACT sARsAPARnLA
enters readily anto the eiron,asion Of the blood.
HELMBonD's FLUID -, -. 81. .::,z a. ],
=. !, 80 a, EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
- ~ beauties the complexion. ~
All powders end outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering It bRrsh and coarse. Look
at the skin OF old maids aad these that have
used such any length Of time. NY advice Is to
discontinue them and use
So s4sv, HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARMLA.
One bottle Ia equal in strength TO one gallon OF
the syrups or dscoctions as usually msde, and
q wine glass added TO pint of water equals the
celebrated Lisbon die. drink. Try 1t this way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

I'D HILAD ELPHIA, %RICH-S4NeR
I MONDA AND NORFOLK STEAM
fSHIP LINE-FOR TMIOEI
8. GREEN, composing this line win leave Phila.
deIphia every WEDN ESDAY and GATURDAY.
and Richmond every MONDAY and THURSUAY
alternately. Freight received daily (e1cept Sun
daysb cheaper than by any other route, fhr an
parts Of Pennsylyan1R and New Jersey !; also for
New Orleans utG Eouthern Mall Steamship I.ine
from Pbiladelphta, Er6igbt taten for Norfolk st
moderate rates, Nj
passage o Philadelphia, including meals and
es1 NJ. P.fPORTER, Agent, p ~
sasS st. - 40. 7kSE Dock street, Richmond
a . - WL 2. CLYDE Eco, Agents. .
49, No. II North WhaYyes, and
fa u no. Il South Wharves. Philadelphia,
TOHN W. WYATT, .sss Il
Cd GENERAL sHPPN9
- AND CONVERSION MERCHANT,
No. . GOYEHNoR STREET,
- RICHkoMD, VA. PoST-O7fICE Box IL,
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FOB LIVERPOOL AND, ,-,,.,,x,,. xssSasR
nsnAHLsaE oy n1m sTHAMkRs sxn YSa
81 YRON NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY.
|Esi5 AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS. s-..;.
ass,4 RATES OF PASS1GE. 49,
PGvdbEeia Gold. Payable IN Currency,
First cabin. :. S7s steersge,..
TO London ....... 50 To London -.-.....-... Is
10 % To Paris. ...-...,.... %
Che Continent, at moderate rates =. e
For further Information appfy at the Companysa
on1ees. JOHN g. DALE Agent.
--2 Is Broadway, New York; or 20
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
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LIME AND CEMENT,

PpsENDALE CE MENT-a0o barrels
4 IN Geals KosEHDALE CEMENT now landing
for saie low by t % 80 a. 5S. LET 80
az 10 !. Virginia street, psar Dnnyfiie depot.
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s i. ~. .r. FOB NEW YORKs &n6
OLD DOMINION sTEAMHHR A

IL ~ Efrv1y4N- s&NxS 6<3 w ASkSxee E=g1 %EHBn
/ OLD DOMINION sTEAMHHR AR
-. CONPANY. ,-----. :
Tns sideswesel ssssnsiEa W6AhoKE is IsyJ
M l and aHTTERLs, leave New York ios
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at ao'ciock
z, NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI.
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These chips are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and sraterooms. The fare, accommodas
Hopf and attention, ara unsurpassed
Cloee connections MAIDS with steamers for On
eousnern and European ports.
Z Insurance effected, when ordered, At QUAk
TNE OF ONE PER CENT, at the omces OF TIL
For further Information apply TO : s'->.
- zssa -. = JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
my 20 szz2 no. . Governor street
1TMPoRTANTE TO WEsTERNa1w.,
SHIPPKRS. p --7---- .
TILE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT cOAPANY
49, And THE
I, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY's, TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer SUPERIOR Inducements to shippers OF TO
BACCO, WHISkEY, BACON, CAHDLEh &c.
to and from the West at low. rates, quick time
All western and EASTERN bound freight delivered
to and received from on board the cars OF The bas.
timore and Ohio Railroad Company a. Locugs
Point, saying transfer by drays and exposure 70
weather In Baltimore
Through bills OF lading given On an shipMenU
by WILLIAM 7. BkETI,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

~ DOGGETT & CO., corner of Gov
Y "a ernor and Franklin streets, are receiving
lsrre and beautiful stock OF fAPER-HAEG-
iNSs GARPEIs MAGTHNaS otiao7 sbS and
TnEHIGEs. with a genera. assortment of UP
,H)ISTERIEG MATE RIALS and TRIM
MISGS to which we invite the attention OF buy
ers wanting anything in our line. ap 2a-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20
!. WrNRa AND AaQUORs..

EULCHER'S. PHILIP ENGLEMAN'S,
IL and JOS. w. HUNDLEY,S MOUNTAINS
WH1SKEYa, HENNEssEY BKANDY, HOL-
LAND GIN, PORT and MADEIRA WINES.
! sp 5-sm GEO. A. HUNpLEY & co.
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ruarrr rHE sLooD m rHEan MONTHS
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r. BUMGARDNER's WHIsKEY, re
~ q ceiyed direct from HIM.
* ?: GEO. a. HUNDLEY d. CO.,
T. 40 5-sm go 5aS Broad street.
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at.CuRRIE d Co.'s, corner 18Th and Cary s;s.
my Sim M ...s-,slss -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-20

B Ralsce Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
aathsrsess, Few York, and Tenapisof Pharmacy.
Continental Hotal, Phnadalps iia. - IS ~ 81
B r.. s.-Helmbold's Enid Extract EnshR has
gained . Worldwide fams. ..ssp5-sms =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
UNFAIR TAXATION.

Since the first existence of Jeffer-
sonian Democracy down to the pres
ent time it has been Democratic
maxim, and very just one, that each
citizen should be taxed in proportion
to his wealth, but under the present
Administration the poor, in conse-
quence of the iniquitous tariff and
bond systems, have to bear the larger
amount of the burdens. The bond
holder who possesses hundreds of
dollars is entirely exempt from taxa
ton, while the laborer and producer
who toll in sunshine and storm, until
their bones ache, are taxed to pay the
bond-holder his gold interest, But
what does the laborer receive p
Greenbacks = deprecated paper =
which was never worth more than
fifty cents on the dollar. Depreci-
0ted paper for the laboring man. and
gold for the bond-holder who neither
labors nor pays taxes. VIII the peo-
pie allow this injustice to continued
If they do they are both towards and
slaves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
THE PRICE OF A CONSULATE.

Grant, 1t is generally acknowledged
has his price when patronage is TO be
distributed, but it was not until re.
Gently known that in purchasing po-
sitions at his disposal, it was necessa-
ry to fee third party to strike the
bargain. In the Criminal Court, a,
Washington, the other day, however
a revelation was made that shows
how positions in the diplomatic ser,
vice are obtained
Mr.. George Roosevelt, a clerk in
the Interior Department, appeared in
the court as witness in the case
of the government against Dennis
Darden, and testified as follows:
Il am a clerk under the govern.
ment in the Interior Department.
have been for about five years. : =
1 was seeking for position. and was
introduced to John Mccarthy as a
lobbyist; wanted a consulship. but
/ had not money enough; had only
about one hundred and fifty dollars.
Judge Fisher" How much money
does it take to get consulate ?"
Three hundred dollars"
'What consulate did you apply
for:"
"Pernambuco, Brazil
''That is small consulate"
1T is worth $4,000, in gold year"
How much did you lend him -
Two or three hundred dollars
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

4 CARD FROM E. B. PURDOM.

ALBANY, Oct. 81, 1871.
ED. DEMocRAT:-Permit me through
your paper to make few remarks in
reply to letter from Mr.. L. II. Corum
which you published last week, in
vindication of verbal report L made
to you on my return from Pitt River.
In the first place, say there is some
good stock country there, but it will
not last long, for it is small bunch
grass, and every one acquainted with
grass of that kind knows that it won't
bear much pasturage. was over the
Valley, and I believe that 10000 head
of stock will eat out the range in five
or six years.
AS for farming country, it isn't there.
They may survey all the land that is
susceptible of blowing, and they can't
get so square miles in the Valley
However, 1 will admit that the time
may come when it may be a good farm
ing country-but the rocks must rot
and make soil first. I saw some good
grain growing there, and some good
gardens, but none but what was irri-
gated, either naturally or artificially.
/ saw what was said by all TO be the
best piece of grain in the valley, and it
would make 25 bushels per acre. AS
for hay land, failed to see any that
would yield six tons per acre saw
them cutting grass that would yield
less than one ton per acre. Upon the
timber make no issue. am glad to
hear that the mines are proving SO
good, for when left there the miners
were considerably disheartened, and
one of the Company tod me they had
not paid expenses. And am pleased
/ TO hear of churches and school houses
being built, for when left there in July
! there was but one settlements ff1ciently
large for a school, and that was just be-
low Alden. Isaw no other country there
that could settle thick enough to sus-
tain a school unless each settler has
a large family of children. AS for the
winters there. I know nothing about
them but some of those great stock
raising men told me that they should
drive to Sacramento Valley to winter.
do not make this statement for gain
or profit, but in vindication of my for
mer report, and if any one has doubts
about it, let them follow my example,
go and see. e. B. PURDoM.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

ing with great successes in Mexico.
The paper mill at TT. Wayne, Ind,
burned yesterday; loss $685. 900
There wers 50 deaths by smallpox
in Philadelphia last week
"Wednesday, November /.
An exploring expedition goes
around Cape Horn and up the Pacific.
The u. s. Supreme Court adopted
resolutions of respect TO Hon. Thos.
Ewing, deceased.
Nails have advanced Is cents pei
keg because Of the Chicago fire.
Bullock has resigned the Governor
ship Of Georgia and Ben. Conley il
installed in his place.
Chas Dean, prominent citizen Of
Greenwood, Miss, while returning
home from the Masonic lodge last
week was shot and killed by unknown
assassins, who also fred on Harris
Mullin, who was accompanying him
but mlssed him.
A boiler exploded and was thrown
300 feet at Oswego, N. Y, yesterday
One man killed and several wounded
Thursday. November 2.
A regiment of troops are stationed
at Chicago to protect property.
Government will continue the Nor.
mon prosecution in Utah.
An insane young man yesterday
split open the head Of his father
James Howell, in Clarke County, In
di ina.
Miss Swindell yesterday shot her
seducer in lawyers office at Lincoln
Illinois.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

For HoNoRs BoUND.-B. +. Dow
ell, Esq. proprietor of the Jackson
vile Sentinel, announces himself as a
candidate for the Radical nomination
for Congress. In alludiDg to this
matter, the Jacksonville Times faci-
tiousiy remarks: ave sincerely
hope he Will get it. During his resi-
dence in Washington his persistence
and insinuating ways is said to have
driven nearly all the War Department
clerks wild, one of them actually leap
ing out of third story window TO
escape our persistant fellow-citizen--
If he goes to Congress we will wager
that he breaks the Radical conclave
up in six weeks. They will adjourn
to enjoy peace of mind again.
We say again we hope Dowell will
succeed He is about the easiest man
TO beat that could be trotted out; but
if he wins he will do the country in
estimable service by securing an early
adjournment of the Radical Congress.
We throw up our hat for Dowell :
Let Southern Oregon have a chance.
Eastern Oregon and Northern Ore
gon have enjoyed a monopoly of Rad
icaI Congressional nominations; let
the Sunny South enjoy the question
able honor awhile now."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

A compulsory school law by which
children between the ages of six and
fourteen are compelled to attend
school at least four months in the
year, is attracting good deal of pub
lie attention in different parts of the
United States just now. Michigan
has adopted the principle. Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa and New York
had bills before their Legislatures
last year fer the same purpose. The
question was discussed in California
daring the recent campaign in that
State, and will probably figure some
what in the next campaign in Oregon.
1t is painfully evident that our State
needs a good school law, but we
hardly think compulsory enactment
is necessary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

THE contrast between the RepubIi-
can and Democratic State Conven-
tions of New York is W orth noting.
The Grant Convention was pack with
roughs and policemen, who assaiIed
the Greeley delegates, and disgraced
the meeting by terrible row. The
Democrats settled their difference be-
fore the Convention begun, ard
everything moved off quietly, no
rougbs or policemen being present.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
THAT Honest ADMINISTRATION

THAT g HONEST ADMINISTRATION. y
Last week we published the names
of FIVE Radical official thieves and the
amount of their stealings during the
past month, and we now have two
more to add to the list, viz: One Gen
eral Balloch, disbursing officer under
the Freedmen's Bureau, who has COB
bled UP quarter of million; and
Supervisor of Internal Revenue
Stokes, of Tennessee, who lines his
pockets with much filthy lucre which be
had collected from the peoples hard
earned treasure. Radicalism may be
a blessing in disguise, but We can't
see it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

MORTON, it seems, has also been
dabbling in grease" While he was
Governor of Indiana !: he made con.
tracts for sanitary supplies for bis
State troops in the western army
which accounts were shortly after
paid by the Quartermaster General
In the settling of the State account
with the general government, these
accounts were found charged up and
were again paid. This little game
has now been discovered, and steps
will be Immediately taken to inquire
into the course of this irrognlaritv."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
ExEcRABLE vILLAINY.

If there is anything too mean for
a Radical carpet-bagger to undertake
we have yet been unable to discover
it. The last villainy of this species Of
the lower order of bipeds has jus,
cropped out in Texas, and is one
which even puts to shame the devil
himself and causes Northern Radicals
to assume spasmodic attempt at
virtuous Indignation. The following
dispatch will give the readers fain,
idea of the transaction:
GALVESTON (Texas), October 81 -
Returns from different counties and
districts give Goddin (Democrat)
4,441 majority. The count at Austin,
by changing votes of other counties
and throwing out Limestone and
Freestone counties, which had ma.
jority of 1880, gave Clark (Republi.
can) a majority of 947. A certificate oi
election was given him. Conner will
be the only Democrat who will get a
certificate of election. Degener IRE
publican) refuses to accept a Ger.
tificate, on the ground that Hancock
(Democrat) received majority of the
votes.
Here is case which for brazen
effrontery in manipulating election
returns eclipses even the palmiest
days of the late unpleasantness, when
soldiers were all compelled to vote
one way and when the army always
sent home sufficient votes to elect
Radicals to Office
Texas went Democratic by 10000
majority and the four Democratic
candidates for Congress were elected
by an average of nearly 10000 ma:
jority each, and yet only one of them
receives q certificate of election -
Votes are changed in many counties
by the Radical judges of election and
the entire vote of two counties is
thrown out so as to secure the elec-
lion of three carpet-bag Radicals
The Oregonias says "this is a
wrong which will not be tolerated by
Congress" We would gladly be-
lieye that that paper is sincere in its
professions of virtuous indignation at
this villianous transaction, but from
the fact that it has endorsed more
heinous crimes perpetrated by its
party-though perhaps not SO bung-
lingly and glaringly performed as this
one-we can scarcely credit its SINGER
ity. A paper which can endorse
that atrocious measure, the Ku-Klux
law, and smilingly urge on the drunk
en- minions who are carrying
it into execution, can hardly expect to
escape from the responsibility of the
of such frauds as those
in the Texas election
The Radical Congress will of course
the infamous corruption of
its party in Texas, and the editor of
the Oregonian will doubtless discover
some cause for defending Congress
in its action. 1t doesn't require a
very vigorous exertion on the r art of
a Radical federal official to reconcile
himself to the dispensations of his
party leaders; and we imagine the
Oregonian editor will have his indig-
nant "pheelinks" thoroughly salved
over by the time Congress admits the
Texas carpet-baggers to the seats
which of right belong to their Demo
cratic opponents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

The great rivers Of Ansfsca are wonderful
bat they cause bilious. intermittent aud remit.
tent fev-rs. to shicb the people who live near
the Mississippi. Missouri, Arkansas, Red. 0hio,
James, Tennessee. Roanoke. Mobile. Aiabama.
Savannah, Cumberland. sud many others. dur
ing tbs warm and dry seasons, are particularly
suhjoci. Such dis~rSers are largely ed hy
i"rp"r of the digestive organs aud elorgiag
up of ths liver. TO correct those vital organs,
restore energy. and pres ent these diseases use
DR. WALXGEs CALIPoESIA NisgsAK AirTEEs,
which long trial has sAoaa certain rene
dy Ia all easss.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

Az exchange says Senator Har-
Ian has . financial policy of his own" "
That seems to be the case with all
the Radical oiIice-holders as, they all
get rich soon after getting into OF.
fec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTRAY NATICE

State Of Oregon, County Of Linn. SIS.
1EyAKEN UP BY II. FAREWELL, LIVING
ID miles north Of Albany, near Bowman's
ferry. one bay mare about 16l hands high, sup
p'sed 70 be about 10 years old; small star in
forehead black legs, name and tail name
oil with collar bad on when she came TO my
place yol e made Of au oak grub. No other
marks brands pcreeivable. Appraised by
the undersigned at $50. r. NJ. POWERS,
Justice Of the Peace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

A. j. Fenwick became monstrous-
ly familiar with Chas. Wilson's wife,
in San Diego, Cal, and when Will
son demonstrated Fenwick put four
bullet holes through him. Husbands
mustn't get so confounded particular.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

NOVEMBER ELEcTIoNs.-On next
Tuesday elections will take place in
the following eight State: Maryland,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi,
New Jersey, Illinois, New York,
Wiscensis,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

TExAs-The Democracy have car
ried Texas by 10000 majority and
elected all four of the Congressman.
This a gain of $1,000 Democratic
votes and three Congressmen in the
Lone Star State within the past two
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

The day before the fire this is the
way the Chicago journal tRadical)
went after the scalp Of Ben. Butler
Ben is glad the Office of that paper
was visited by the wrath Of Provi-
dencc. Hear it: In whatever light
viewed BENJAMIN +. Butler is an un-
mitigatcd nuisance. In war he is n
blunderbuss, in politics a marplot, he
is useful only rs an antagonist. The
silver lining Of the present Bay State
cloud is the hope that he is running
himself out of the Republican party.
Whether he finally join the Democra-
cy or enter into the herd led formerly
by Wendell Phillips, and then they
all rush violently down steep place
into the sea, matters little. If he will
only take himself out of the Republi-
can party, he may 90 where be pleases
and he harmless. The alliance of
such man is fellowship with fire.
brand"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03
HammotI, coJorsd rasbiou pIates
TERMs--Aiways in Advance.
SUPERB PREMIUM EyGRAy.
EGf.f

Every person getting mp club Of Eve at
Sl.sv each, or eight nj Si.50 zach, will be enti-
Ted u an extra copy u the Magazine for I.5z.
and sis" t. a copy VI the superb psriar nezzo-
tint tsize - inches by IsJ, 'FIye Times Ono
To-Day" which. al stare, would cost four dol
lars Es-sIeeimen copies cent gratis te. those
wishing t. get mp Clubs
Address. CniKLES J. PETERSON.
S.. SIC Chestnut Street. PaiIaaelt,h;z. Pa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

THANKSGIVING. --- The President
has issued a proclamation appointing
Thursday, November Both, as day
of Thanksgiving, The same column
of dispatches which contains this
Proclamation gives an account of the
terror and dismay created among the
women and children of South Caro-
lima under the operations of Grants
ku-Klux Proclamation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-11-03

THE FARMER PAYS FOR ALL
During the third session of the Forty
first Congress, one hundred and sixty
five millions of dollars were appro-
priated for different purposes. OF
this immense sum in time of peace,
less than one mill on the dollar was
appropriated directly for the interest
Of agriculture. The men for whom
the farmers vote to represent them,
evidently take but little interest in
their welfare, except at election time.