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Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

The latest exchanges fiom Puget
Sound announces the arrest of Kate
Bender. Kate seems 10 be on very
ubiquitous bender.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

Miss Marmora nevoe, the first wo-
man who has pursued to graduation
the regulation course in the Meadviile,
Penn, theological seminary, has set
tied at Newcastle, Penn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

William III. Stewards heirs have re-
esired SAL, AGA for the copyright OF the
first six months of his Travels Round
the World"-a profit unparalleled in
this country. if not in any.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

The people of Connecticut will de-
eide hy ballot on the first Monday In
October whether they will In future
be content to have Hartford their sole
canitol or not.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

Hon. d. King the first chief justice
OF Arkansas, and. for twelve years
United States Judge ofthe eastern dis
trict of Arkansas, died recently at the
age of seventy-five years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

The Cincinnati Commercial says
that the president has strong inciina-
tions to appoint Mr.. Stanley Matthews,
of Ohio to the chief justiceship.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

81 the conservatives carry Virginia
this fall, it is said that r. NJ. i. Hun
ter will be the next United States
senator from that state.
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18
Manhood; How Lost, How Restored

HHfERN Just published, a new edl,'f'i' % D.
AW ROBERT J. -CULVERWELLs 3 Ca4-
- ebrated Essay on tho radical cure
without medicine) OF Spermatiiore, or Seminar
weakness. Involuntary Seminal Emissions sex
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage "en-
orally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from SelfAbuse, or Sexual Extravagance
sS- Price in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The worIdrenowned author. In this admirable
lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the aesnil consequences OF SelfAouse may De
effectually removed without medicines, ana WIN
ont dangerous surgical operations, oougies lnstru-
ments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mooe Oh
cure az once certain and effectual by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition may De- may
be, may cure himself cheaply. privately and RAD
ically.
AZ his Lecture should be in the hands OF eve
nv youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, to any address in PLAIN sealeo
envelope, ON the receipt of six cents, or TWO post
age Stamps. Also, DIR. Culverwelfs Marriage
Guide.p price 25 cents. Address the Publisher,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE & CO.,
I27 Bowery, New York, POst-ohice Box 4'ooo
ply
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

False Presentments Of pretty faces
made very cheap at the Tent
Nebraska advertiser., 1873-09-18

On Marriage.

amy relief for Young men from the effects OF
Er ars and Abuses In Early life. Manhood restored
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to marriage
rernoyed. Nea method of treatment New and
reraarksi,ie resaedies. Books and Circulars sent
fee, ,in sa=iet owe eiOpes.
Addrss;. 70 WARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2South
ryins.. 81, phiisGeipuiz-aa TESsii1ioa having
nI0b reU,.ts,z fos ncac-ailo So,,Gncs and probes
slonal skill. 7NniTi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
TELEGRApHC GLEANINGs.

Grant goes to Long Branch this
week.
A revolution is in progress in the
Argentine Republic.
Mcdonald, the Bank of England
forger, has been taken to London for
trial.
A great battle is expected between
the Republican and Carlist troops in
Spain.
The Russian forces continue to pen
citrate central Asia without serious OPP
position.
A desease resembling the cholera
prevails in Memphis and other towns
on the Mississippi. ~
The lunatic, George Francis Train
has sued the city of New York for
s100,000 damages for false imprison-
ment.
Boston has been visited by another
disastrous confiagration. Millions OF
dollars worth OF property has been
destroyed.
1t was resolved at meeting OF
the Deacons of the Plymouth church
held on last Friday night to take de-
finite action in the investigation OF
the Beecher-Tilton scandal.
The strong-minded women and
weak-minded men of New York are
subscribing to defray the expenses OF
Susan b. Anthony's defence against
an indictment for illegal voting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
Poisous on the yyane.

The patriarrhcs took no mercury. no bis
muth. no iodine. no bromide OF potassium. no
strychoria. no quinine. Happy old gentleman!
they did not even know Of the existence Of
these ''spscinc." and yet they lived until IL
seemed as II death had forgotten them. Their
medicines wers herbs and roots. They have
have left their fact record, and the
world seems TO be now taking note of 1t and
returning to the first prlneipales Of medication.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. the purest and
most ef!icacsous vegetables restorative OF the
day. Is also the most popular. Thousands of
persons who only n few years ago believed
implicitly In all the poisons which figures in the
pharmac@pia now pronounced this palatabie
tonic and alternative ailsuf,ieient remedy
for dyspepsia. nervous debility. constipation.
bilious complaints. headache. Intermittent
fesers and all the ordinary disturbances OF the
stomach. the liver. the discharging organs and
the brain. The time is not far distant when
mos; of the powerful and yenomous drugs
now 50 recklcssly administered by practition-
ers OF the sharoic" school, In eases that might
easily be controlled by niiIder treatment. viii
be utterly discarded by all philosophical ply
scians:. As IL h, the thinking public, who are
generally ahead OF the professionals. have al
ready put the dangerous preparation aside and
adopted Hostitters Bifsers In their stead a
safe and excellent household medicine. adapt
ed 10 almost every aiiiment except the organic
and deadly contagious diseases. For more
preventive has been annually strengthening
Its hold upon the public confidence. and u now
takes the lead of every advertised medicine
manufactured in tins country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
suERaFE,s SALE.

uroTIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
IN virtue Of an execution issued out OF the
Circuit Court Of the State Of OreKDns 1of the
County OF Linn. 10 me directed ard Delivered,
issued In pursuance OF n decree OF foreclosure
OF a certain mortgage. and tor the sale q the
mortgaged premises. In favor OF Alien farker
and John Parker, plaintiffs, and against Be =.
J1,ilis and 3Iary Lolis, defendants, Tor the sum
Of ssg,;67 In u s. gold coin, with interest at the
rate OF IL per cent. per aunum from the "a Day
OF April, fs7s, and the further sum OF sfi
costs and disbursements and Tor accrulng costst
have levied rpon the following descrlbed real
properly to-syif. Lots No. z. y 4, 5,g.7,s. ., 10
and II Of the Donation Land Claim Of Harvey
Gordon, deceased, known and described on the
pIats aud surveys OF the United States as Claim
No 81, Township IL. South Of Kange :. west,
omprisfBg all that part Of said LAND claim "
ing north and west of the caiIpooia river. IN
Linn county, Oregon, containing two hundred
and ciglty-six (-so) acres, mereor less, and. On
Saturday. tie 9TH day Of July, 1873,
in front OF the Court House door in the City Of
Albany. Linn county, oregon. at the hour of 1
O'Clock p. M, Of said day, VIII gen the above
described real property ior cash IN hand, al
public auction, 10 the highest tlddcr.
ALLEN PARKER.
Sheriff. Linn Co, oregon.
n43wf BY Gro. HUMPHREY Deputy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06

Speaking Of tho Mitchell scandal
and that gentleman's defence, the
Portland Daily Nesos very truly says
"The most serious feature of the COR
respondence in question is that which
leaves him in the position of having
contracted marriage in this country
while he had wife in Pennsylvania.
It was one of the specifications in this
letter that the divorce in question is of
recent date. However, the fact may
be, il is one easily settled by record
evidence. And the omission in this
respect is singular and unfortunate
There is no friendship on earth-no
charity above it, that can permit this
matter to pass in silence" The Necs
is correct and we trust that Mr..
Mitchell will see the necessity of CIV
ing the public an addendnm to his ex-
planation of this unfortunate reyela-
tion stating the facts relating to the
point made by the Neics.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
kaIERIFF,N SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A WARRANT ISSUED
u out OF the County Court oI Linn county,
me to levy upon the goods and chattels OF the
delinquent taxpayers named tn tne delinquent
II none be iound tnen upon real property. as
set forth and described IN said tax list, or so
mucn tnereoi as shall satisfy the amount OIL
taxes so charged therein, together with costs
and expenses nave this the 18th day OF May,
1873. levied upon the iollowlng described pieces
or parcels OF land, as set lortn III said rax list
lying and being IN Lam county, state ol Ore
gon, as the property Oh W. Is. brewef: Lots
No. 4 ana . Vi Section No. ~. and Lot No. oil
section No. W, lownstip NO. IL, south Oh
tango t. west, ana tue FRACTIONAL norJn-west
quarler oi Section No. lour al. and the irac-
t.oiial northeast quarter Oh section No. nye (oj
IN iownsnip No. Twelve (l-l, south OF ttange
west, Niiiamette Aieriulnn, Linn county, Ore
gon-conIaining one Lunarsd and one aud
Also, as the property of David irwin, the Do
nation Land Ciailn Oh the said DAVID irwin, be-
ing Notification NO. zJJd. Claim No. 49, in
township NO. IL, South Oh haiige, west-con-
1ang e s.I aeres nsray u osen os saes ss
tain pieee or parcel oi land heretofore convey
ed ny deed iroin David Cusnman and wiie 10
the said Joseph Llsie, being a part ol the Noti-
1catlon LAM Clailn oi tue sad David Gusil-
man, being Notlncatlon o. i7oi, Gfaim No. bs
Township No. II. south OF nange, west OF the
WiIlalnette Sieridian-contalning 400 acres
AnlounL Oh tax, Soi.4l.
Also, as the property OF Joseph Yates, Ger
tain piece or parcel Of land, neretolore neiong-
ing 70 Hiram bond and conveyed by deed 70
Joseph ! ates,s a part of the DonaLion Land
Claim, Notaacatielp No. 20ou. Claim NO. 49, in
township NO. IL, south OF Range, west oi the
Wlllamette Merldian, Linn county, Oregon
containing ~ acres. more or less. lakes S343 81
and costs az collection, and, ON
Saturday, The 26th day ct June, 1878,
at the hour of O'Clock p m., In front of the
Court House door in said Linn county,I wall
sol the same Tor SO much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said taxes and costsl az
public auction. TO the highest bidder therefor
IN U. 8. gold coin. A. PARKER
. n4Swa 6herih. Linn Co.. 0recon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
END OF THE ,roDoc WAR.
What Shall be Done with the cap.ur


WAR has smoothed his wrinkled
'front.'" Capt. Jack and his ragged
kennel of fisb-eaters, young and old,
male and female, having eaten their
last ration of crickets, camas and sal
mon spawn, have sheathed their scalp
ing knives, washed the blood of a
hundred slaughtered citizens and SOL
diers from their hands and surrender
ed to General Davis. The gratifying
intelligence is given us by the tele-
graph that the captives are all well fed
and protected from insult by the bru-
tai white soldiers, while President
Grant and his Cabinet are graveIy
considering what shall be done with
them. We always desire to preserve
decent degree of modesty and trust
it will not be considered unpardona-
bly, supercilious for us to suggest TO
our august rulers what disposition
should be made of some of the lead
ing characters among their subdued
but unconquered captives Old Soon
chin whom Meacham "shot in the alb
domen' and who was afterwards torn
to atoms by an exploding shell. bnl
who still seems to be in good state
OF preservation, should study for the
ministry and be sent as missionary
to preach TO the fifteen hundred starv-
ing white children who labor twelve
hours out of twenty-four for the pious
mill owners of Providence, and who
wickedly complain of their lot. The
President should forward aQueen
Nary TO Theodore Tilton with polite
suggestion that it might coDduce to his
domestic felicity. should he in turn
deliver her to Henry Ward Beecher,
with his compliments. Capt. Jack
should be taken.into tho Presidents
Cabinet. His presence would certain
ly be beneficial insthat body. He
world not only be a safe counselor re-
garding the beauty and advantages of
the Presidents .'peace policy but
his appointment would elevate the
moral tone of the Cabinet. Bogus
Charley, Steamboat Frank, Shacknasty
Jim and The whole Shacknasty family
should be sent to Massachusetts, as
samples of The aeIIildren of the forest, q
who have such unboundeil interest in
Iuritanic prayers.
Ifthese suggestions are not accept.
ed by His Serene Highness and bis
sapient counselors; why then let him
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
nm. nrrcnrr.I,s DErnNcE.

Elsewhere wo publish in full Sena.
tor Mtchell's explanation of tho scan
dal which has been put in circulation
regarding his history prior to his
coming TO this State. Were it not
that Mr.. Mitchell il a representative
of the State in the highest tribunal to
which the people are entitled to send
representatives, tho public would
have little right and less inclination,
perhaps, TO inquire respecting his an
tecedents either social or political
But inasmuch as he sought and OBJ.
tanned tho high position he occupies,
his good name becomes the property
Of the State, and any honor or dis
grace which may attach to him affects
more or less the honor of the State..-
In regard to assuming different
name from that which he was known
in his native State, Mr.. Mitchell frank
.ly acknowledges that such charge is
true, and pleads. in extenuation per-
turbed state of mind caused by do
mestic troubles. He denies the
charge that he wronged his former
law partner, or any one else out of q
cent, and substantiates his statement
by producing dispatches, the truth Of
which no one is inclined to question.
The law provides a remedy in the
case of pecaniary delinquences, aud
no one is silly enough to suppose tha,
Mr.. Mitchell is not able to meet an
obligation of only few thousand dol.
lars. In regard to the domestic diff.
cul,ies which Mr.. Mitchell claims
led to the indiscretion Of changing his
name no ono is so uncharitably inquis-
tive as 10 care to hear them in detail.
except the prurient minded whose good
opinions are not worth courting. The
people of Oregon will charitably ao-
ccpt Mr.. Mitchell's statement of his
case So far as il goes but it is his mis-
fortune that discriminating public
find omissions in his rejoinder which
leave allegations made against him
standing without denial. We UNDER
stand that the correspondence in the
Pittsburg paper which first made the
divnlgments in question, stated that
Mr.. Mitchell's first marriage relations
were not legally dissolved until sew
eral years after his second marriage
Here is serious charge which Mr..
Mitchell's friends are panied TO find
passed in silence in his statement to
the people of Oregon" And right
here we drop this unpleasant subject
If Mr.. Mitchell has an enemy so in.
vetcrate in hate and malice as to de-
sire his failure in vindicating his hon.
or in this case. we envy not that man
his qualities of head or heart. We
could no. say less on the subject and
discharge what we honestly conceive
TO be public duty nor do we desire
10 say more.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06

The Forest Grove Independent calls
Scott of The Bulletin athe fat assist
ant editor OF the ring organ" The
Bulletin editor cares not a farthing
what he is called go long as
he is not called upon to give up his
fat federal Office, and he has nothing
to fear from those Republicans who
are out in the cold while lie basks in
the smiles of the man who owns the
Republican party of Oregon. If the
Independent wishes to be really what
its name implies let it plume its genius
for higher fight and strike at the
root of evil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
sIIERIFF,s SALE

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue Of an execution Issued out OF the
Ctun.y. Court oil the state OF oregon for Linn
County. and 70 me directed and delivered, In
favor OF W. Y. Earrows, plaintiff, and against
w. N. sill and David Thomas. defendants, for
the sum of One Hundred and One Dollars and
Twenty Seven Cents in u. y. gold coin, nov
due ON said Judgment, with interest at the rate
OF IL per cent per annum from the z4th day O1
December, iS7Z, and the further sum OF <5Z.f5
costs and also tbs costs OF and upon this writ,
! did upon the 18th day of s,ay. fss5, levy upon
ali the Interest of the aboye-naIned defendant,
W. @. EiIi, in and 10 the following described
reaI property. t. sit Parts OF sections No. 90
eighf and fsl In Township No. 80 fourteen.
South OF isaDgf, west, bounded as follows
beginning at q point. BEARING north VI, -, west
az chains, from the sosftfi-sagt corner OF the
northeast quarter OF section No. ., in Town
ship 40. u. south Of Kange, west. and run
ming thence east 100 rods. themes sotth ~
chains. themes west 100 rods; thence north 10
chains To the plaase Of beginning. containing
iDJ acres. the above real properly situated and
lying In Linn county. state OF Oregon. and, on
Saturday, the aS1i day Of June, 1878,
between the hours OF O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock u. m. to-wiL: af 2o'ciock p. IN. OF said
day. IN front of the Court House door In the
CITY of Albany. Linn county. Or egon, will sell
the above described property Tor cash in hand
In II. +. gold coin. at puoIlc outcry 20 the high
est biddcr. ALLEN PARKER.
nt3w3. Sheriff. Linn Co., oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT,
coaascrrD wssklY sr p. c. nAHrsa G

Following are the prices paid for produce. and
the prices at which other articles are selling Ia
this markef:
W1fEAT--whi,e. p bushet IS.
oaTs--r9 bashei. 371 cts.
POTATOES -f9 bnsh.i. 8 30.
oSfoNS-ja bushel. Al al so.
FLoUE-Ts bbi, 81 50.
BEANs-wbite. = fb. 46ss els.
DRIED PHufT-appies. y ib. cents
Peaches. p n. fGz cts; Piums. u d. IGc.;
Cnrrants. - n. Toe.
BuTTER-i9 n, fresb roll f2@ ICE.
E66S-1P dezep. IS cts.
CHICK ENs-T doren. e. 90.
SuGAR-creshed. q ID. Is cts; Island, =
D.. SHOE cis.; San frAaci.eo Refined.
= n. ~ cts.
TEA--ysuny Tyson. y n, 81 so; Japan
r n. 5ocfgsi oas Black. u ib, 5seGtI 50
cOfFEE-F1 n. 25H25 cests.
sALT-p n. Ii924 eta.
kYRuP-fiessy Golden. = keg. - so.
Ex. Heavy Golden. u gall. 81 IS.
BAcoS-Ilams, q D, Izets; Sides. Ioets
Shoulders. Tets.
LARD-.In tins r ib. II eis.; In kegs. I0cts.
otf.-Dsyee's Keroscue. p gsii,.n. IS ets..
n can. gall. - 90 . Lins~ed oil. raw. y
gall. 81 q: Linsesd OIL. boiled. 2 gall.
81 s5I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06
nEpunLrcANrsaf IN EuRopE.

REPuBLIcANIsH IN EUROPE.
In both France and Spain the genius
Of Repnblicanism is struggling with
the deeaying, yet still determined and
cruel spirit OF Aristocratic power
The theory of the divine right of
Kings which has for centuries held
the masses of the people in supersti-
tious awe of titled nobility is exploded
in those countries, but the aristocra-
cy, aided by church influence. have still
the advantage because they possess
the wealth and engage the sympathy
of other European powers where Re-
publican principles have not taken so
deep hold. The spirit of constitu-
tional liberty in both France and
Spain, though fighting against fearful
odds, is full OF vigor and noble deter.
mination. No more beautiful Illus
tration can be given OF the strug-
gle than is found in the story of the
youthful Hercules graphing with the
hydra. 1t is the old contest of light
against darkness, freedom against sla-
very, true religious freedom against
priestcratt and bigotry. Figuera, Cas-
telar and their noble band of associates
are periling everything that man holds
dear 10 establish good government
where the ruins of the deserted throne
of Amandus mark the advance OF
despotism to the common sepulcher
of aristocratic power. They are en-.
titled TO and will receive the sympa-
thy of every advocate of mans dear
est rights and interests on earth. But
it will require time to dispel the cloud
of ignorance which causes portion of
F. the Spanish people TO adhere to the
standard of Royalty. The slave who
fights to wear feters is the most stnb-
born foe that human freedom has TO
contend with. The jewel OF liberty
is purchased only at great price and
the Spanish Republicans must not
tire in paying lis full value though
each mstallment be made in ashes,
blood and tears.
France Is but little in advance of
Spain on the road TO higher national
life. The resignation of M Theirs
and the election of Marshal Mcmahon
to the Presidency bodies no good
to the cause of the French Republic
1t will not be surprising at any
moment TO hear that the torch OF
civil war has been reiighted in the
French Capital where the horrors OF
the Commune viii probably be re-
enacted in all their ghas,ly detail.
While these tragic events are trans
piring in the old world, our own
Government cannot act the part of
an unconcerned and idle spectator
True, we may not disregard the ad-
monition OF the Father of his country
by entering into "entangling alliances"
with foreign nations, but we may ex
tend to those of every nation and
kindred, who are fighting the battles
of civil liberty, moral support which
will cheer them in their darkest hour
of trial and give new vigor 10 their
tagging spirits in the gloomiest mo-
ment of reverse. This glorious mis-
sion we can perform by purifying our
own Government and exhibiting to
the world the blessings enjoyed by a
nation redeemed, purified, exalted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06

Johnson's Anodyne Iiniment will give more
relief In cases OF Chronic Rheumatism, no
matter now severe. than any other article
known 10 medical men. Used internally and
externally.
%, u is often remarked by strangers visiting our
horses than any other state In the Union
This, we tell tkem, is owing 10 two principal
reasons: In the first place. we breed from the
very bes. stock and In the second place. our
people tise ShsrldaU's Cavalry Condition Pow.
ders. which. in our Judgment. are OF inea.cuia.
BILE benefit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06

The s. r. Post reports the arrival
in that port of asship load OF railroad
IRON from Portland, being part OF
the material originally intended to
be used in the further construction OF
the Oregon and California railroad,
but recently sold ty Mr.. Holladay 10
the Pacific Central Railroad Com
pany. The Post adds "As we un-
derstand it, Holiday has sold bonds
in Europe for the whole length of the
road, and now that he has got the
money he stops building, and leaves
the bondholders to whistle for their
money"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-06-06

act like an honest, intelligent man and
pass the guilty niurderers over to the
civil authorities of Jackson county,
that they may suffer the just penalty
of their crimes and serve as an exam
pie and warning to other dusky
fiends who only want an opportunity
TO commence another carnival of
blood on our border.