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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-21
March.
BY CONSTANCE F. wcoLsos.

March. Its tree, Jupiter. Its stone, blood
stone. Its motto, ctuiage and strength in
times OF danger"
In the gray dawnng, across the white lake,
Where the ice-huamocks IN frozen waves
break.
Mid the glittcring spears Of the far Northern
Like cavalry escort OF steel.coated knights,
Spanning the Writer'S cold gulf with an grch,
Over it, rampant, rides the Wild March.
Galloping, galloping, gallOping ia,
Into the world with q stir and din,
The north wind, the east wind, and west
Infringing, onbringng the March's wild
weather
Hear his rough chant as be passes along:
ho, 80 Mar.h children, come list to my
song
A bold outlaw am both to do and to dare,
And fear not old earth nor the powers Of the
air;
Winters a dotard, and Summers prude,
But Spting loves me well, although am rude.
Faltering, lingering, liste Ing Spring
Blushing, she waits Tor thu clang and the
ring
OF my swift horses hoofs then forward she
Rcpellng, returning my boist'rous caresscs.
The winds are unbound and loose in the sky,
MOting, froicking, madly on ugh;
Are ye able to cope with the North Wind
strong arms
Welcome boldly his fierce grasp; twill do ye
no harm.
He knows the children Of March are nv own
Sealed with my signet Of magic blood stone.
Bood-stone. red blood-stouc, green, dark
and red hight
Blood is ior ardor, and stone is for might,
And the Watchyygrl bofnp on law the Woaf
Wind, the ranger,
Is Courage and strength in the moment Of
danger.
Children Of March, are ye strong, are ye
Shame not the flag the West Wind bears
along,
0, yc men Of the March be ye firm as the
gteel
o, yo women of March be We loyal and loal-
Strong IN your loving, and strong in yodr
hate,
Constant, hka juniper, carly and late
Juniper, Juniper, juniper green,
Berries OF blue set 10 glitterlgg sheen.
Ia the winters cold snow, ia summers hot
splendor,
Unchansing, unchanging, thou heart true
aud tender y.
Singing 0f juniper, forward he whirled,
GallOping, golioping ON through the world
Aud when, shyering, waking, the duh Day
gaZed out
From her tower in the gray clouds she heard
bat the SCOUT
OF the riotaus winds az they follow in glee,
Or, on % the wooing IA mad revelry.
Wooiug, the woong, the w0oing OF Spring
Here's a bold wOUlng that makes the woods
ing.
Aud thrills the leaf buds, though with snow
oyerladcn,
As March, the wild outlaw bears off the
Spring maiden.
Hupet Tor M9rch.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-21
A KISS IN THE DARK.
BY HOWARD GLYNDoN.

VIII you be at home tonight,
Annicf The person who asked this
question tall, muscular, good look
ing young farmer-was leaning upon
Squire Moore's front gate talking to
the Squire's pretty daughter, who
stood inside OF il. AS the simple words
passed his lips he Redeemed suddenly
ON the very roots Of his fair hair, AS ii
he had just been guilty of some great
implopriety.
He was bashful, extremely bashful,
was David Winthrop. at least in the
presence OF young ladies', meet of all
IN the presence of the girl he loved.
No young man in all Wilkes county
owned better kept farm, or talked
with more confidence among his
cronies of stock aud crops and such
like. Bst.the sight OF pretty foot or
face coming his way affected him lueer-
ly. On such occasions he never knew
what 10 do with his hands and eyes,
and seemed always 90 feel like screwing
himself into the nearest mouse hole
until the dan0er-that is TO say, the
Young lady-was past.
This state of things being consider
ed, no one ever understood how he
ontriyed 70 muster mp courage enough
20 enlighten Annie Moore on the sub
lect Of TINS preference for herself. The
matter probably remains to this day
ms much mystery to him as it is 20
others
Miss Annie, however had fair
share OF tact and womanly cleverness
slowed safely away somewhere in the
recesses Of her pretty little head, al.
though IL was carried jauntily upon
the inexperienced aud rounded shout
ders of fresh eighteen.
She did got need TO be reminded that
David was worth, IN n worldly way,
much more than any Of her other suit.
ors, aud that he was good looking,
good hearted and intelligent enough
% satisfy any but an over-fastidions
person of her class lie was unexcep
tionable, ina short, barring his uncon.
querable and excessive hashfulness.
which. indeed was n never failing
source OF meument to the young poo
pie of their circle
And SO when David in his awkward,
laundering, halt-iughtencd manner bee
gan shyly 90 exhibit his preference for
her iu various little ways, such as wait.
ing on her 20 and from singing school,
constituting himself her escort when
she went Sundays on horseback 10 the
lonely little church in the woods, and
singing hen out rs tho recipient OF
whatever attentions he could find the
nerve 90 pay, 40 the frequent quilting
parties Ia the ne ghbOrhood, Annie
did not brighten him out OF his bud
ding passion 10y any show, either by
surprise or marked preference, but
tuoklt all Ia the easiest, pleasantest,
most unconscious manner possible.
The girls Uttered and nudged each
others elbows, and the young men
cracked trrtive Jokes at the expense of
her timid sUltor, but she stood up for
him bike q read kind hearted, indie
pendent Western lass, as she was, and
tried 20 encourage him out of his shy.
ness rs far as She consistently could.
She never seemed to notice ANY OF
his unfortunate bluuders, and very
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-21
Pristine Proverbs.
pREpAREp by 4 pREoonIoUs pUpT

PREPARED BY A PREcocToUs PUPIL.
/ Observe yon pinned biped tine
/ TO effect his eaptivation,
Deposit particles saline
Upon his termination.
Cryptogramous concrehon never grows
On mineral fragments that decline reppse.
While self-inspection it neglects,
Nor its own foul condition sees,
The kettle to the pot objects ~
Its sordld suPerhcies. t
Dacortications Of the golden grain
Are set to allure the aged fowl in vair.
Teach not parents mother to extract
The embryo juices ofau egg by suction
That good d lady can the feat enact
Quite irrespective OF your kind instruction.
Pecuniary agencies have force
10 stimulate 10 speed the female horse.
The earliest winged songster soonest
And first appreciates, the anneldes.
With soap, and brush, and flannel, You tickle,
In valn, the Ethlopic cuticle.
Bear not to yon famed city upon Tyne
The carbonaceous product OF the mine.
The mendicant one from his indulgence freed
And mounted aloft on the generous steed.
Down the preciplce soon will infallibly go,
And corcude his career in the regions below.
II Is permitted to the feline race
70 contemplate even regal face.
Punch.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-21
The Fatal Boston Fire.

The fearful casualty in Boston, occa
stoned by the burning of mattress
factory while the operatives were all al
work, to which allusion has been made
by telegraph, is described as follows
by correspondent of the New York
World: While nearly all the inmates
OF the building, including the girls on
the roof, had managed to escape, either
by the stairway leading to the entrance
on Hanover street or by way of the
roofs ON the neighboring houses, there
were at least four of the unfortunate
women whose fate surrendered
them to very appalling death.
There was the young girl, Mary
Moore, who, in moment of terror,
urged on by the flames behind her.
leaped from third-story window
through the volumes of smoke that en-
veloped her, and fell a mangled mass
first upon the iron work of the awning,
and thence to the street below. For
tunate was it for the too eager multi
tude that the police, forming a Gordon
near the building, kept back the press
ing throngs who sought to crowd close
up to the firemen. But for this pre-
caution on thepart of the police the list
of killed and wounded by the calamity
that shortly ensued would have swelled
probably to hundreds. Bad as it was,
the result might have been immeasura-
bly, worse.
When the moment was reached that
witnessed the falling of the roof and of
the wall, the scene was agonizing to
those who were there to mark the
dreadful effect. 1t was not enough that
three women should have persisted with
the fall Of the former. The last and
most heart-rending incident of the
catastrophe was at hand. Barely had
the roof fallen in, and while.the crowd
was yet contemplating the effects, be-
fore a shuddering sense of horror crept
over all ut the consciousness that a
wholesale scene of death was upon the
verge of unfolding itself. Grouped
upon the long ladders leaning against
the walls of the building, aud chiefly
of those of the Hanover street side,
were a number of firemen, who. with
hose-pipes in hand, were playing
upon the flames. Suddenly, with
the dying away of the echo of
the sound of the falling roof, this
five-story brick wall was seen TO waver.
Some men-the most of those present
--averted their gaze; others looked
down; few more Indifferent to the
rest to human suffering or more de-
voured by a hideous sort of curiosity,
looked up and saw the vast wall slowly
swayiug outward. No human agency
could now save from death or grievous
wounds those courageous men who were
battling the flames. The wall with in
creased momentum bore outward. car
rying with it the en-freighted
ladders. A shock and laundering
sound as the mass of brick and mortar,
of ladder and humanity, came to the
ground in a promiscuous heap, follow
ed by a dense sitting cloud of dust,
arising from the pulverized mortar,
told the story of the calamity. From
that ruin strong hands soon bore the
dead, dying, and wounded-three dead
and eighteen wounded, and the climax
of the tragedy was completed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-03-21

An equestrian statue OF Farraeut!
-Marlinspikes and gaskets says the
Detroit Post: "What are We coming
"a IN the way of art nv A horse ma.
rine, probably
fUr tins. 10 would seem,
Must bt the dream
Ot Miss Winnie Roam
Ciputuug a sailor GA horseback
GrIzor celebrates his golden we'd.
ding this month.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
BORDEN SnArr. s;Err- 1S. 1879

l1ohbi-N NHAFT, SEPT. Il, 1878.
Mr. EpIToR The Shaft building and
engine house present bcautifth arcAi!cc,
tural appearance Ii is worl; OF much
taste and mechanical ingenuity.
Proporionately Il IS a more powerful
structure than the OLD one and greatly sur
passes tin finish. 1Ir. joan T. DAWSON,
the builder, VIII bring Thing, 10 a close
this week he viii then proceed 10 build a
double dwcl'inc-housoa Short distance from
the pumping engine.
The Shaft structure was painted by Nh
JosgRir G. DEESrsoN, OF Fyosiburg it pre-
eentsaljtauifu dra1j color and win attrac;
the notice OF NJ trHc admirers Of good
workmanship a7
The voters % tl,i5 7piitre ase ;i' . loss 10
Know 10 what party they7beiduG, liz rcpnb-
licar ahdAenoeta1iel pHrtce having both
los! thsAafl.s A71tflal,aiey y-slo harese
s9'- 4iz!:a ;g:-h-l.
II Nc elec, honest inteihrynl lnen, no
laws will be. made Of which we need he
ashamed Ut Nc II
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

/ ~~-'''i'''ii 'N'''tN''I
! Mn, Enron =. Having l2dsa few
days vacation and enjoyed myself IL
i9'Le5 'ifaA Ordinary la1as ''ie M''f
tA9asn ! ie" words a2oNt oG4foon
i@'he, 'he pi@Gg Z Fis1tea' "o'li ~ .lioV
DC u'I"coePlaDic OF o'a'''eres'Hn8 10
your many readers.
ms Town o''Iyg5 Its name from
~, l1' I9'ely lah9 "h' ,i II embraces =
- ' .'''l ''' TX ~. was IS
''9' ~ 'i'e l oI IL "a ''l.'l iF' i
:. .'''l''LolN aug III ' [5 I'H , nun y
'ri29ondaroa9 and was named by Them
IN Lonnr - rho ,~i5aw Coa,rCr tbn
ce,a6rate,l- Madam Noh,+onor Of the
reion If !. oris NV .',''.--''.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
State and County Taxes
FOR THE YEAR, 1873,
Are now Due!
Collectors Gnicc for Mount Savage AMI
Frnsihurg Election Districts.

Y Office is hereby given that pursuant
y to an Act OF the General Assembly OF
Maryland, passed Il! the january Session,
1872. a discount of FOI K PER CENT? VI
will he made to all persons paying thcir
State and County TAXES for the year 1873,
bcfore the first day of October, 1873 The
rate Of discount decreases thereafter ON T.
PER CENT, per monlhun'il January 1874,
after which time the law will he strictly en-
forced and interest charged ON all dclin-
quent taxpayers Persons are therefore
requested to come forward and settle their
taxes for the current year Immediately, and
receive the advantage of the above discount
Is Office. south end OF Broadway, Frost
burg. J. ID. ARMSTRONG,
July Pin Collector for 1873.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

BalE.-The Second Grand Bal Of the
irostbprs Free and Independent Boys will
ne held in fapl's Hal, Fritlay evening
Sept @5,h, 1873 \
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MINING JOURNAL.
g. g. sDEsEE2. EGG;0r.

Fr0STBCRG, SID, S LII. 20. 1s13.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

W lille YOU are in town attending the
lair just think of that Itte bill you owe
the TIMES. Tines.
lfyou had stepped into The JounNA1
Office on thesame good mission before you
went to the Fair, Several more souls would
have been happy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
ADDgTloyAL lOCtL..

Z Rare Gl,aBce--Whoayer wants
Ready made Clothing, Gents Fumi7hin"
Goods, Hats, Caps. etc, at cast, wiz ccrtGiu-
" get them .; tIett very low f"W"hy call
ing upon B.STs!;S, who tells u- his goods
must be sold to make room Iora new stock.
See bis advertisements s,fl thcn see lI;m.%
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
l.0GAL CORRESPONDENCE.

See HrrcnrNs Bros. new advertisement.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20
NlIYIMNEE \ NNiN EAiLNNAD.

NEW SCHEDULE
I'M AND AFTER MAY p, 1873. train.
>TunNc and depart rs follows:
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N 7 w
Furniture Store
IN FROSTBURG
{. F. NICKEL. & BROTHER

- WV ~ = l. VI INV IL E-h
TNAkE this method of announcing that
they have opened a NEW FURNl-
TIL RE STORE in Che spacious room known
a.. Willrrman Hall, Broadway, Frosthurg,
where they propose 10 carry on AL branches
of the FURNITURE and NnERTAK-
ING BUSINESS. They will constantly
keep on hand large assortment of FUR
NlTURE, both of Eastern and Western
styles, comprising
Earl0r. sbiniug and Chamber
Sets. Mattresses. all styles Of
W SOsa&1n ~ Gsanc-s%eat Chairs.
C27 I'll kS4'nI,l9 RI made To order in the
best style by firSi-Class WOrkmCl.
In the UNDERTAKING line they are
really at all times to furnish
C~&ns and AswriaI Cases.
With the usual Emblem, and Trimmings,
whether Catholic, Masonic or Odd Fellow.
We have, also, an ELEGANT HEARSE.
equal TO any in Frostburg. Funerals will
be personally attended to, and carriages
provided when desired.
G{S~ FURNITURE sold and UNDER
TAKING attended to nj LOW RATES.
Remember the place
Wilderman's Hall, Broadway Fr0stburg
March 29--v
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

afa cheap Stove is what on wapt,-
Try The 'l7agmcr;"
Or ii you want cheaper one
Take The "Chmuer.'
Both of which are choice, neat and fine.
And can be found at 80.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-09-20

v SEND SCHOOL IrBRARr.:
Are Library looks an a(lyautaGcY How
shall the books be distributed
VI. SUNDAY SCHOOL. GATHGEIxGs:
,,W) Weekly Teachers Meetings; ~
Monthly 'rayc: Meetings; f) Au2iycrsa-
ries (d) Conventions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30

At regular meeting Of the Linn Co.
Farmers Club No. 2, District No. Z,
the following resolution was intro
duced:
WHEREAS, We, the members of the
aboye-nnm.d Club, feeling confident
that wharf aud warehouse Mt the sea-
board at the mouth of the Columbia
river would greatly facilitate the ship
ment of our produce to foreign mar
kets /: and as we believe four-fifths OF
rhe vessels carrying away our produce
to foreign markets come In ballast,
therefore we demur to having them pi-
loted and towed one hundred and
twelve miles into the interior ut an ex-
pense to the farmers Of Sf91, besides
delays, which, according to sea cap
tains' statements, is not less than Sl00
per day. to he added to the pilotage
and towage; therefore, he IL
Resolred, That We Will patronize n
warehouse that Is situated below all
natural instructions To NIL large sea-
going vessels in preference to one 100
miles i'm the interior.
]. " MARKS, Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30
OUR LETTER BOX.
LErrna FROM POLK.
MoNmuurH, May "a, 1873.


MoNMuurrf, May "a, 1873.
Editor DesHocrdff
The flrst number OF tne pkMocRA7
oamy address has been dnipafeafivec
and its contents perusea Win much
pleasure. q am especially pleased with
the spirit emanifested In Eits cpiumns
towards the ssssk
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS
of Oregon, for upon the success and
prosperity Of the agricultural interests
depends the welfare OF oil other inter
ests. trades and professions, unless,
perhaps, 1t may be the interest OF the
Speculation. who, yulture- IKE, has here
toforc preyed upon the necessities oi
the farmer, and reaped the profit Of all
their toilsand9abor. but / hope the
time Is fast passing away when the
srEcuLAToR AND MoNopoLisr
can Intrigue and prevent the farmers
from realizing from the products oi
their labors its fair market value. This
is all the farmers ask, and IL Is for this
that they are forming organized socie-
ties, through the agency OF which, by
united aud energetic action they hope
to throw Off the shackies that have 50
long bound them To the grasping spec
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30
Ar THE oArrrA1.
The Capitol BufldinR. the. New Cour
House and the ssyveman In white.o


The Capitol Bufliinr, the New Court
House and the ssweman In white"
While Mt Salem last Saturday we
took occasion to Interview the Capt..
tol Commissioners and inspect the ac-
cepted plans of the projected huilding.
It will be 20 feet,high, comprising fou I
wings 100 feet long and IS feet wide.
It will have sventilating tower or
dome, 175 feet high. The building
will have an east and west entrance,
or 'front.' each go feet in length. The
porehes are to be Supported by Cor
inthian pillars. The building will be
amply capacious for our young COM
1nonweaith andHwill be model of
durability and neatness-comhining
the simplicity and solidity of the
Doric with the beauty and SYMMETRY of
the Corinthian orders of architecture.
We confess our sympathy for this style
of building in preference to the modern
finbdub, niansard roof. scollopy, flounc-
: ing, gingerbreadish structures SO much
affected as the present day, OF which
the Salem court house Is d distinguish
ed pattern.
By-the-way. speaking of that court
house reminds US that its architects
have just snrmountesi its dome with a
Goddess of Justice,n whitfield out of
cedar and white washed. The god
dess is giant in form, measuring y
or Is feet from the tip of her great toe
to the apex of her waterfall, but such
is the altitude of her posish that she
appears from the ordinary level of the
average Salemite to be, not quite so
tall but little heavier set than Mrs.
Duniway. The goddess has white
cotton handkerchief tied over her eyes
and holds pair of old fashioned steel
yards in her hand. We didn't learn
whose meat market she proposes to
run. The wieider of the jackknife who
shaved her out has provided her ro-
bustuoas form with an ample flow of
drapery. which hangs Imply about her
as though had just emerged from a
sBaFtist preachers immersing clutch
-es- 1t gives the goddess form very
moist and yielding appearance, and
makes one think that the justice
which she nletes out will be meas
ured by the frequency and vigor of the
caressses bestowed upon her by the
opposing attorneys in the various
causes 1t may be safely calculated
that Judge Kelsay or Dick Williams
will get away with that damsel of
justice on the first whiz. Other attor-
neys may WOO and win her gracious
favors after those two have basked to
safety in her virgin charms and se-
cured 'sdown weight'' from her antique
steelyarls. IFe incline to the opinion
that the man who made this goddess
viii have perpetrated a much greater
achievement than the fellows who
. may hereafter ''get away with her.
For her own goodname and that of her
aspiring author it is to be hoped that
she may die young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30

NOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
II stock holders OF the Albany Farmers Conn
county Oregon, on Mondny, June 2. lS7a, for
the purpose of electing Directors and other
Organization OF the Company..a -a.ss-a@
ssss. - 2 As2S ,wHEpEI5tER. T5pIt
@. p. BURKHART.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30
sncrmatorrhna..

Z Or. Doherty has just published an important
pamphlet embodying his own views and expe-
renccs In relation to Impotence or virility, be.
ing short treatise on Spermatorrheea or Sem.
inal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility
consequent on this affection, and other disea-
ses OF the Sexual Organs.
This little work contains Information Of the
utmost value 10 all whether martied or single
and wffI be sent FREE by mail on receipt oi
six centsin postage sLnmps for rettlrR postage
Address, w. X. pOHERTYs IN, d.
y3n3atf. :. San Franciscos Cal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30
$133,275!
Popular Distribution of
GOLD AND SILVER
. "A TCH Z . 3.

-BY THE
New York & Berlin Watch Association,
ON a sytem that will insure to every ticket.
ssan Sea q Gr Ssss ysus ap g at
form price OF
f$lOl TEN DOLLARS, ($l0)
TO close the disposal Of sa5. $50 worth. sacrificed
Mt traction OF their cost to meet advances
made on them. This not being eiit enter,
ticket draws an elegant watch OF one of tn.
following movements at a cost Of only SO:
Gold and silver Chronomeser: Duplex, stem
Winding, Detached Lever, Vertical and Hori-
Tick TcHess { % to draw any Of the above sent on Re.
watch is placed In q sealed envelope. On re.
ceipt of % cents one Is indiscriminateiy drawn.
ro the Whole Tne % are sse well watcb a Sor ,es,
named Win Be delivered 70 the ticket-holder o.
: Prizes are Immediately sent to any address
Oy eSpresosr oraSfo@s e SS Ss's or THE PRESS.
"a marvellous chance and lair dealing Ger
tain."-r -rrimes.l "An honorable and satisiac
tory drawing. ."-tAdvocate.l "a thoroughly re
prise ,asis hS% GIT enter
We are permitted to trier to the following
who have drawn valuable watches for $40:
Banton sosson so vel ~aseS
Grimmond. 81. Louis. saoo gold watch. Mrs
Gordon. Richmond. Sis rold watch,
Five tickets will be forwarded for 800: IL fol
81; rs for 81; so Tor s5; $50 for SIS. Circular;
will accompany the tickets. To every purchas
er of l56 tickets we win send q handsome Silvtl
Hunting Case watch which can be used as 9
specimen, and will lead to a large and proflta
ble business. Our patrons can depend on lail
dealing. There are no blanks. every tickel
Agents : wanted. to whom we Offer liberal In
sdd1sss ans aSoD
| n8amS. - Park Row New \ ork.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30

MODoc VIcIssITuDEs.-We came
near having two Indian deaths to re-
cord during the past week. One poor
bnt honest M,doc, while trying tn
earn living by ehopping cori-wnod
just above town, nearly hacked his leg
off; and another, while fooling around
with a pistol in his pocket, out by the
Albany cemetery, accidentally dis
charged it, lodging the bullet In hi,
savage breast. We have to record the
sad news that both will-reeover.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-30
lMARRfED,

STOTT-BRAND.-On the 2Sth inst, at the
residence Of the brides father, by Judge Tandy,
Ron, and Miss MARY BRAND. Portland papers