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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance of order OF the County
Court Of Linn county. State Of Oregon. m .de On
the 9Th day Of August, 1871. at a regular term
thereof. the undersigned, Administrator Of the
estate OF Jane. Nixon. deceased, will, on
Friday, tie eth day Of October, 1871,
between the hours of 9 o'clock, q. IN. and 4
o'clock p. M. of the same day, At the Court
House door, in the city Of Albany. in said coun-
ty, sell Mt public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the following described real
estate, toswit:
The east half I'd Of the south east quarter ta)
of Section thirty t3a)
The south half ~ Of the southeast quarter
tt) OF the north east quarter I'd of section thir-
ty tso).
The west half (i) of the south west quarter Il }
Of Section twenty-nine (29); also, the south
half Cd Of the southwest quarter IL Of the
northwest quarter (4l of Section twenty nine
coy. in Township NJ. Is. South, Range No. 3,
West. Linn county. Oregon, containing two hun
dred (200) acres. Said land lies near the rail-
road. east of Harrisburg.
Aug. 8. 1871. JOSEPH NIXON,
v1n1w4. Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
General Managefs,
No. 4S Fourth ST., Sacramento.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

YyUE UNDERSIGNED. ADMINISTRATOR
j Of the co-partnership estate Of Samuel
Farmer, deceased. having obtained an order Of
tho County Court Of Linn county, Oregon, 1t
the regular September term Of said Court au-
thoriling and directing q sale Of the real estate
belonging to said estate,
Notice is hereby given that will, in parsu-
ancc of said order, on
Monday, The l6M day Of October, 1871.
between the hours of o'clock, A. H..
and o'clock. p. NJ, Of said day, at
the court house door. in said county Of
Linn. and at public auction, sell the following
described real estate. belonging to said estate to-
wit; An the right, title and interest Of the said
Samuel Farmer, deceased, Of. in. and TO, the mn.
divided half of thirteen acres of land, more or
less, together with the undivided half Of the
saw mill now situated thereon, and known a. the
'wi'ey saw -milp' and property. situated in Linn
county, Oregon, for cash-gold coin-iu hand.
and upon the terms and provisions OF Law.
]. ]. DAVIS, Adminissr.tor.
Dated Sept. s. 1871. GEO. r. helm,
v6n5w4. Att'y for Adm'r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

HIss1NG.-A public speaker of
note was once hiased by a few i'll bred
persons in his audience. He retorted
by remarking that kissing was natural
to but two creatures on earth, the SER
pent and the goose, and desired to
know which of the two, the persons
who hissed, wished to represent
Kissing is a poor substitute for argu-
nent and a certain indication of i'll
breeding or want of brains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

The ODD FELLOWS BANK OF SAVINGS.
at Sacramento. is the repository for the d.sis
of all the real estate. and also all moneys r.
ceived for sale Of tickets and its oficsrs du-
ly au' u'horized by the managers to deliver sil
Gifts to those holding the winning number.
Responsible Agents Wanted, to whom . dis
count win be made equal to that Of any similar
enterprise To persons remitting direct, eleven
tickets win be sent for $40, Sc tickets for $se sr
ll6 tickets for $Io0. We thus make is IN sb.
ject to persons forming clubs.
The drawing will take place under thu sapsr-
vision of committee of well known and re-
spourihIe citizens of Sacramento. Address all
orders 90 EEL(H & Co.,
General Managefs.
No. 4S Fourth ST. Saernmento
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
AN SELLING GROCERIES AT THE
| following prices, for CASH or PRODUCE
NOTICE OF FINAL sErrEEmENT.

ARRENA L. WILLIAMS. ADMINIsTRA-
trIx Of the Estate Of Smith Williams, decea,ed,
having this day hlei her final account of her ad-
ministration Of said Estate and rendered the
same for settlement, il Is therefore ordered that
Friday, the 1h day Of Norember, 1871.
at the cour, Houss in the city of Albany. in
Linn county, State Of Oregon. he appointed for
the hearing Of objections to such final account
and the settlement of the same; and that notice
hereof be given by publication in the State
Rights Democrat" n newspaper Of general cir
cuiation IN said county. once q week for at least
four successive weeks prior to said day.
BY order OF said Court.
$. A. JOHNS. Caunty Judge.
N. II. CRANoR, ATTY for PIE.
Albany, Oct. s. 1871. v7nsw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

One Gift I'm gold coin .......- e2O. zee
One Gift in gold c0in..-. 5,Ooo
One Gift i'm gold coin ....... 2,50o
One Gift i'm gold cSin----.- 1.SOo
Two Gift in GOLD run. 81 900 e4ch.......$2, eco
Eight Gifts in gold coin $500 each ......... Gee
Twenty Gifts in gold coin. 500 s.eh....... 1.aeo
200 Gifts in gol. coin, $50 each............ 1900
400 Gifts in gold cain. $40 cnch-...-..... 1000
One gift-A Leat house and lot IN the
fourishing city Of Vallejo. Valued ar ] soc
giit-Housc and lot in Vallejo. Valued $50
] gift-House aud lot in Vallejo. Valued I,eo
gift-iIouse and lot in Vallejo. yaiued 200
gift-iIause and lst in Vallejo. Valued ], 200
gift-Ilousc aud lot in Vallejo. Valued I.7oe
Is gifts-1s fine building lots in Vallejo,
$500 eaci'.......... 2,eoe
u gifts-i7 building lots in Valiejo.-..-. s.soe
IS other valuable gifts. Valued at......- S,l3s
609 GIFTS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06

Tickets OF Admissson, el,
Which will entiiie the holder TO any one of the
following gifts that may be awarded TO IL.
10000 Tickets Will he 80Das
Any person can spare dollar for such ehaneq
699 MAGNIFICENT PRIZES. Ax.ss WHICH
Is OH OF Sse, 900 GOLD COIN.
These gif,. will. at the concert, be awarded TO
the holders of tickets IN the sam. manner as as
tae eencert given in San Franeiseo IN aid Of the
Mercantile Library.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06
Monday. October 2.
DOMESTIC.

Brigham Young was arrested at 4
o'clock P. M. to-day. upon an indict-
ment of the Grand Jury charging
him with lewdly cohabiting with one
hundred and sixty different women.
The arrest was made by United
States Marshal Patrick, at Young's
house. Owing to sickness the pris-
oner was allowed to stay at home to-
night in charge of Deputy Marshal.
He will be taken before Judge Nc
Kean to morrow. The penalty of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-10-06


of unoccupied space, showing great
lack of interest in this department on
the part of Walla Walla ladies'
However, considering the terrible
dusty roads and great distance of the
Fair Grounds from the city, We could
scarcely censure the fair ladies for
their delinquency in this particular
There were on exhibition some beau
tifnl specimens of needle work, leath-
er-work, ETC., and preserved fruits and
jellies which would cause the epicuri-
an APPETITE to yearn muchly.-
The fruit exhibit was not extensive,
but sufficient to satisfy us that the
Walla Walla Valley is eminently a
fruit-growing climate. Ponderous
apples, pears and peaches of the most
delicious flavor are here grown in
greatest quantities. and are to be had
at prices SO low as to supply even the
most impecunious. The potatoes,
beets, onions, ETC., on exhibition,
show that in no country does the es-
culent reach nearer perfection than in
this. We saw some potatoes of the
Early Goodrich" "Irish Cup" and
Early Rose varieties which certain
ly cannot be excelled in any other
cline. Eeven the 'pratie point" OF
the Emerald Isle would he compelled
to yield the palm to the light almost
feathery) soil of the Walla Walla Val
ley in the production Of aMurphies.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

Esa5"Wc have just returned from three
weeks trip to the Gulf Cities and the
State Fair. We have seen so much and
are SO full of the sights we saw, that we
don't know where to commence descrip.
ton; it is 20 near the time of publication
that we have neither time nor space 10
give even an outline of our trip. Our
readers have no doubt read all about the
Fair in other papers. We SHALL however,
try to give some accoun Of il in our next
Houston, on the two first days of the
Fair, contained more people within its
limits than were ever before assembled
there ON any other occasion. Monday was
the nominal but Tuesday the real opc ming
day. On the Inter day the annual ad-
dress was delivered by Hon. lloraceGreeley
of New York. and that of course drew an
immense assemblage 10 the Grounds. The
Address, as might have been expected, was
able and appropriate, and was listened to
by the large crowd with attention and
frequently applauded.
We will not attempt to enumerate the
thousands of things on exhibition-but
will merely say that North Texas was not
epresentcd-among the awards were
one 10 the Messrs. Cummings, Of Collin
county, for their gang pillow, and another
to our townsman DR.. i. L. Willemet, for
the best white wine made from native
grapes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

While We Weld 10 no sne IN real friend
ship 10 GoSernnr T.. We canuei see that
lealtY io ! i'm or any Other man should be
test or ouss polu'.s.l ogIsodoNy.-. Dallas
Herald.
No .nch test has ever been made, Bat
GOV 7, has been denounced M a traitor, a
To- al leRgnrr, ele., by Conner papers, aud
, DE only reason for doing %, which they
, have OF can urge IL, because ne does not
sppI.ogi Omar. Has not this come unier
Your own observation; A plain, uueyaslye
answer Il You please.-[ Mckinney Enc.
The llER,Ln has not been in tho habit
Of giving evasiye Answsrs-when |, chose
TO answer. The fact that papers sup
porting Conner have denounced tho Gov.
hos come under our observation, and IL
the editor will take pains TO look into our
files, he will very plainly observe that We
have sealously defended the Governor. In
our expression quoted above, written In
haste, we nsiiee that we inadvertently
omitted To qualify the remark. Wo know
that "fealty" to nothing save principle
HAN IteHihllf 'VNh h"H" 'N"'f ''' $3.50
dcrsianling that in criticising the course
of the Dallas HERALD politics.discussing
fellow citizens had irrrgularly made a
different test, we deemed il due to the pa
per and the party TO utter the sentence in
! question. There is no evasion there. We
are MS good friends as any of the thousands
Gov. Throckmorton's public and social vir-
tues have made him. Now, we will so far
amend the above extract from our editorial
as TO say, that though We may suppose, for
ipstancc.-ior the writer knows but little
of the man,-tbnt Mr.. Mclean is Demo
crnt, and good one, we cannot see that
realty to him or any other man might,
should, would, or could be a proper test of
ones political orthodoxy, whether test be
made regularly or irregnlarly, either IN
neighborhood discussion CIR nominating
conventions. And, in conclusion, we lay
IL down as general rule, that any man,
while he may regret many things he has
said, will never regret anything he has not
said ani this rule will apply as well to
deeds as words.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

STORM AT GALvEsTON.--A severe storm
of wind and rain occurred at Galveston
OH Sunday night last. The Houston Tele
graph gives the following teleg graphic re-
port Of the disasters attending it:
.GALvEsro.s, June 8, Up. M-Tbe Morgan
steamer Alabama is wrecked eighteen
miles Down the Island. The crew and
passengers were all saved; and the cargo
is ase being saved, but the steamer itsel
will be n total loss.
The railway bridge over the Bay is moi
nnuch injured; the railroad on the Island
is. however, damaged. The city railroad
is badly damaged. The water from the
Gulf is still over much of the east and
southeast of the city. The residents in
that part of the city have removed to q
safer locality.
The barque Virginia Dare was wrecked
nj the outer bar yesterday. The crew, IL
in number, we're all saved at Pm. to-day
St . pilot boat.
The storm is considered over, and the
water IL recedipg. Three lives are re-
ported lost during the submersion. The
city on tie Bay side is not undor water to
ininre-
The City Of Norfolk arrived on time
from Dras2eSr. No steamer left to-day for
Brashear. 10 steamer left for Houston
o.day. It j. still raining and the wind
ha, luIled. The Belle of Texas aud Bagby
are in port.
We are permitted to copy the following
priyate dispatch, dated Galveston, June o,
ESQ r.ss Tide is falling; wind 5. S. E.
T storm Is over
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

We had the pleasure, yesterday, Of
visit from our Old friend, Captain
Robert Josselyn. formerly the able and
accomplished editor of the State Gazette.
Although life long and consistent demo-
crat, Capt. Josselyn is a courteous gentle
man, Of cultivated literary taste, and ripe
thought aud scholarship. Owing 10 the
confusion and pre-occupation Of the con-
munity attendant upon the conclusion OF
the State Fair, be did not deliver bis ''Sa-
tire upon the Times" as promised, bnt
left for New York, where, he will
publish 1t. We understand that when he
returns in the autumn, he will take edi-
torial charge Of the Dallas HERALD- IL
il q pity that such talents should be thus
thrown away Houston Union, June lsi-
We perfectly agree with the eulogistis
portion Of the paragraph above and be
lisrs, sboai1 Capt JOssslyn take editorial
charge Of the HERAID, TIE good people Of
Texas will not suFer his tsis1n 70 b
'throvn away"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

Horace Greeley was paid $500 and hi:
expenses by the State Fair Association tC
come to Texas aud make the opening ad-
dress at the Houston Fair His opening
address was a sound, practical, agriculiu-
raj talk, aud if the planters Of Texas will
be governed by his advice it will be TO their
advantage as well as to the State.
Navasota Ranger.
How much more good do the agricultu-
raj essays OF IIOrate Greeley do to the peo-
pie and State Of Texas than those of Z. II.
Cushing, Thomas II. Afieck or Nat. C.
Raymond We venture to say that New
York never gave one of those practical
men half thousand dollars and expenses
to speak an hour or two before an audience
in the Empire State Of the North. Thank
God, Cushing still lives; but alas for
Texas and their lack Of money and all the
aids 10 human life that cash is known to
bring, Afieck aud Raymond sleep in neg
lecied graves, unadOrned save, pereharce,
BY flowers thatsprang from seed their own
hands planted,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10


gsg.Maj. f. A. Blanch, Chief Engineer
of the Southern Pacific Railroad, compile
ted his survey of the route from Longview,
the present Western terminus of the Road,
TO Dallas, n distance of 1913 miles, on
Thursday last. The line run by him
crosses Lake Fork near its mouth, the Sa-
bine at Crockett's Bluff, touches North
East corner OF Smith county, passes by
Jordaus Saline, Van Zandt county, thence
to Cedar Grove, kaufman county, and
thence to Dallas. The Major, who gave US
these notes in person, reports tue face
of the country along the entire route highly
favorable TO railroad building-yery light
grading being required. The route is
abundantly supplied with timber for cross
ties-and all along the route up TO Cedar
Grove are inexhaustabe deposits of brown
sand stone, sufficiently hard to support any
kind Of masonry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10


Blythe Second Annual Fair Of the In
dustrial Association of Grimes County viii
commence on Tuesday, July 10Th, 1871
and continue five days, at the Fair Grounds
at Navasota. A pamphlet containing the
List of Premiums, &C., is before us, and
presents a very attractive list. The Fail
last year was a decided success and the
officers have this year supplied additions
inducements, and hope to be able to vel
come large crowd of people from all
parts Of the State at their coming Fair
Competition open to the whole stase. We
should be much pleased TO be In attendance.
and feel satisfied that we should be well
paid for the trip, but having just returned
from quite lengthy visit to the coast, we
shall be unable TO DO so. A programme of
the Fair can be seen at the lIEhALD office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

Bay During our trip to the Southern
part of the State, recently, we met host
Of br other editors, from all Of whom we
received the kindest attention. To oul
brethren o. the Houston Times, Telegraph
and Union, Galveston News and Bulletin
we desire especially to offer our thanks
for kindnesses. Among others, whom VIC
met, we were particularly pleased to greet
our old friend Capt. Robert Josselyn, for
merly of the State Gazette, but now en-
route for New York, where he will spend
the summer, and return to Texas during
the early Fall. In Houston we also met
Colonel John D. Elliott, of the State
Gazette, Evans, of the Bryan Appeal, DR..
Gilbert, {" High Private,) of the Bryan
Eagle, and host of others whose names
we do not now remember.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
PROPOSALS.

GFAIrn PROPOSALS ~iu - Tsssi'si
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lisilas rsauiF. iiii thr lit lsy ~ iaiY -
Hssu. fsr 80 CNAsfki fFi0F 81
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DALLAS e0tAFi, al he frTHisAipg
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GsiEFsies AsssOitps ansT ihs ltsh daF a
lnas- TkF cssH " lsllss fagRiy TsssESss
ihs Iigli 10 TFjfsi ahF ~ sii FTspasals-
J. h. kERfNuT,
Presiding lasiiss, Dallas IsaAiy,
nallas luhs a. ls7l.-iN.
Ils GslsrsisH Nsss daily gill please
saPY un,il laly LEI, sai ss1l bili n ais
Oniee,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

BJ~We take pleasure in calling atten-
ticn to the advertisement of McIlhenny
Hutchins g. Co., Wholesale dealers in
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing, Sand IL
Franklin street, Houston. W. j. Hutchins
the senior member of the firm, Is well
known, Mr.. McIlhenny and Ed. Terrell
are young, active, energetic and emphati
cally business men. The latter gentleman
has host of friends all over the State
gained by his genial and courteous de-
pertinent while a conductor on the Central
Road. We very heartily commend the
firm to the favorable consideration of our
friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
MARRIED.,

In this city. Msy slst, 1871, at tbe resi-.
dsses Of J. Wagner, By Rev. n. ". Tksr'p-
sen, Mr. ". s. PHARBs, hate Of Eoo9vills-
Mississippi, and Hiys ". A, dsugktsr q
Ar. VII Boalss, Of Dallas eourty, Tsfrr
In 6rscisn nyfholory ne learn q .
river called Ps-fslus ssring n goidsn
xavss and silver rirplss ever disnssd
bed. LIKE the lapse Of that uyihis ssrsan
be the Teasing svsy - he BtsrssI 80 =
Il. ssys 70 a. ushtFrir-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

Man must have occupation, or be
miserable. Toll is the price ri SLEEP
and appetite-of health and enjoy
z1ent. The very necessity which
s~ereornes our natural sloth is a
blessing.
i .ittle girl wanted her father to
90 TO 4 lcafer's and get loaf bread.
Il. S. Treasarer Spinner Is in very
feeble heslth-
An imnsnrs breadth Of land in
Iowa is planted 10 corn
Negroes are % be placed upon the
Cincinnati pCsise.
a Stale Temperance Society Is 10
be organized IN iown
Ten Thousand dollaTs'ha been
sub-cribed to bald coilss-sas Pilot
Po.ns, a Denfon county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
ss-we extract a Letter from "Dallas

ssTwe extract Letter from "Dallas
clipped from the Houston Union Of the ST
instant, in reference TO the organization Of
the militia in this city, for this city and
county. To all who know the facts, il will
carry with It its own refutation. Mr..
Jack Scott came into our Office and stated
to US that our paragraph, which is quoted
at the opening Of the letter, had done him
injustice, for the reason that be was not a
candidate from his own voliiion; and then
we had his single ipss dirif against that Of
hundreds OF other men. The contest is not
ours-it lies with HJustice' sud the people
Of Dallas county We had almost forgot
ten to add, that We said 10 Mr.. Scott that
II be felt himself Aegrieved. il vas his
duty 10 himself 10 utter card 70 the pub
lie in his own defence, Offering him space
in oar columns for the SANE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

rSFAs one Of thedelegatss 10 the An
nusl Council Of the Episcopal, church, at
it's recent session, the writer hereof desires
to return his varmest thanks 10 the mem.
bers Of ST. Psurs church, Nsvasots, for th'
attention and tin5ness paid him, and par
ticularly to Col John c. Easton and lad,
and Capt. Denareit, and his family, all Of
whom seemed to vie with each other il
their efforts 10 attend 10 the needs Of th'
delegates. Their kindness will live lOnl
In our nemcry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
j. c. Weaver.
AUSTIN. Texas, May ODD 1871.

AUSTIN, Texas, May 22d 1871.
TO Mcssrs. Is. s. Shelburne, W. p. Mclean
q. Il. shannon, and others:
GENTLEMEN Your highly esteemed IA
vor of yesterdays date has been received
by me. 1t affords me much pleasure to nc
cept your invitation to be present ut Dalla;
on the ith of July next, the time and place
for nominating democratic candidate TO
represent the Ind Congressional District
in Congress; and if it shall beat all COM
patible with my professional engagements,
| will be with you on that occasion.
sincerely thank you for the compi'
mentary manner in which you speak ol
me, and the services have sought to per-
form in behalf of the people OF Texas, as
against the crueltes and expressions I'M
der which we now labor, and have labor
cd from the beginning of reconstruction
That we are not in u better and more pros
porous condition to-day,is because force and
fraud have bee used by those who had the
power, to suppress the truth, and prevent
fair expression Of opinion BY the masses Of
the people.
Permit me to suggest TO you the great
necessity of perfect harmony among our
friends in your anticipated convention,
singleness of purpose, on the part Of all
to support the nominee heartily, and with
the fun determination that he shall re-
ceive, on election day, the entire democrat
ic strength of the District.
Let us by n common effort, unity Of pur-
pose, forgetfulness Of s9lf, and favoriIes
and energy in action, deserve success
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10
r.Sg-u o. X. who has not athe pleasu

ny-" o. X" who has not Z" the pleasure
of your" our) acquaintance is in.
formed tat We take pride at all times in
giving the local news and items Of inter-
est in adjoining counties, 'rhen rDe are in
formed Of the facts. If 80. h" will send
US any items, and send US hi, name, a re.
quisiie that is always essential We will
gladly give them publicity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-10

s@-Hon. D. C. Giddings, of Washington
county, the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in the Ord District, is the best nomi-
. nation that could have been made. A man
of fine intellect, of the purest moral char
acter, and possessed of wealth which will
enable him to make the canvass Of the en-
tire District, his name is tower OF
strength to the party, and the Radicals
stand in fear and trembling at the pros
pect of an iguoble defeat awaiting them in
Octohnr next