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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
Ser gfarrer Santa 6rua.

Dieter JEST ~otelgenatnte @arIiitenfI6z
ter in Spanten miro ielbit bon onitGnot@
gen @arIiiten fir etnen v9taufbolo rnb
StraBenrGnber" erflGrt.
@r lit erft 1e6sunooreiBig Sabre aft,
obtoDhl Ell lDie ein 8ierstger ausfiebt; i'm
fatDolilden &irbenzI lmand6 lit ct ais
Bfarrer BON 6enrtalDo aufgefitbrt, i'm
WfilttGr> S6ematism1s bes 9on Carlos
ais ei1tet Der tptlDeften uttb y~oer6ienteften"
Grteger; CT 1T nttter1eBt nnf trGftta
feline init I6tparsipolleren !6o1en befletz
oeten Bette nerrat6en Die gr0Bte Wfusfelz
fraft. ST tr69t eire SADIE bon 0io6er>
tell, Die Wole allstpdrts 9efebrt, aber
aud oaS 8rieifercoltar; alf SEN MGrs
l6en bat ct an ben SiiBen ni6t S9lt6e,
l%onoern trdgt alS SuBbefleiblng per-
1%dptltrte Teten, tpie bic baSfiI6en
Shmnggler; fetlt @efidt lit g%etp0bnlid,
bod tlamnten barin idtparse auberit
lebbafte lu1o 1tnrubtge Nlgelt; bic I'm
rllbe tit IN letnem ganSen @eien borberr>
ideito, er DGlt fetl1en Nltgenblid Stdno
lt11o aeberbet fi6 tpte bic ipilben 8eitien
i'm Sdftg. NuS elmer 8auernfamilie
1%tartneno tpnrbe CT ipioerpillig Elm
Yriefter.
Seine @arIiiten6anbe 9r6Btent6etls
aus S6ntugglern oe5 9orfes Nfttrrd9a
Sltlammen9elebt, Die 3u ben Decentralization
uuternebnrungen aufgelegt fito aG6lt
brett bis oterbutbert &Dpfe ltn6 mtr6 a6
ltlro 3u bnr6 8alter1 peritdrft, oie Elm
ptobIen1atti6eS 9aIein aipif6en 8litlt5
6erlIlt9elt rro Dem @algen ft6reft. Wttt
bte1er Grippe, Die 6ur6 bic 8eripre6unz
gen BON 9ta1b ltno Seute III 9lthem ae>
baltet miro, tDtrft 1tG oer Bfarrer arf
9orter, bic ct branbi6abt, ltt1b auf Giz
1e1tbdDnen, ote CT III 8rano itedt, aft
iberaI ais ftrrises 2lnoenfen Sic 8eid5e
etlteS erntoroeten Burgers s~uriif(alieno.
81 @tl1fdft9 1etneS Selo3lge9 fam er
mad Jte9tD man bate t6n eerteloet. 6dB
bort 1neDrere 2tberale, 1urter Nnberen Elm
@entetl1oe SefretGr, 8ater bon feds
9tnoeru, fid aufbie[ten a; ct idleppte bieie
Samilte mebrere Gage gebun6et bon Ell
netl Srte sul1t anoern. S0lteBltd) lteB
er tie an Sditme biltoen ultb belttntmte fte
als 3telpunfte fir feline S6iben. Sin
attoeresrtal 9ertet6 ct IN ietner 0eintotb
III Wtetnungsper 1GiebenDeit nit stpei az
ten Sreunoen un @tnen Sappn fit feline
anit0t gu befebret, lteB Ell i'm atf benz
Wtarftplabe angeft6tS fetner grauldmen
Banoe init Stodf6ldaen bis duf's 9llt
traettrelt. Gin bent ndmli9en Gage lieB
ct aud ben Spnoicus bon Mnbetd err
l6teBen. Sn 8eiierragni perurtDeilte ct
ben reiditen Waonn gum Gobe bur9 Bulz
Der ul1o Blei. SIT Santa Gru5 ba Nlti7
garraja rabm ct stpei iunge 0elte gefanz
gen ulto podte tie eri6ieBen ~laiien. 2n
bieiem Sage o6er mat ct eutell 6umorS
nrb ~geitattete feinen Spfern, fie fDnaten
ft6 our6 Die Sln6t retten. Der Sine
entfam AUDI ptrfli6 /; Der 9lnbere itiir8te
i'm 0onfe S~ufamraen unb auf biefen ipuroe
cine fOrmli6e 5eBia9b angefteat. 9teies
9orf befam a6er ipdter einen apetten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

J!ine!el, i~4t,D:rH ie:olf ie:n s55roiL err
f2tHCe. INi Gjfct n'1rf ct i'd off ole
iU0ne:i &E;lnIe ltl2 rtodte lie ItG) nitBs
bAr, tets zen '5aapf5lDer', 0d3 Ei9cnc GEE
6>ita 1#t>Jcic, Ocriat5en0. 81 5efuOtc
III Wi!;thtH Alclier3 ut3o mnd1te fiA init
bcr Munfigeld);Ate befannt. 8alo gait CT
quo III ojeIer Oiulidt ais Elm pDltenoeter
&enner uno OtGcen. Die S0la0ten, bie
er aus eigener Nni0auung tannte, lieB
CT BON ilambaften &itnitiern ber6errz
li6en. @r iparte fein @el6 aud
tpenn eS ibm mdn6mal fe6lte; Sic ii6ez
rem 3inien ginger linn itber oo5 &opita(.
Setn !6au5 ipur etn Sdmntelpunft fir
S60n9etiter, ebenio mte fit ioI6e, Die
MIR ant J1iiBlt6en @efaQen ftitben; ct
pte9te fi6 tn bet Mitte 3ipti6en betoen
Barteielt nit i%iberle9ener Selbit6eberr>
i6nn9. ST ipta6 oDn Strata9emen uno
W}alerIGulen nit gleider Siderbeit; Die
&unitipra6e uu6 MiIitdrIpra6e paren
ibm glet6 oertralt.
Spdter, ais ba5 Sa~brOunocrt cine
e~rnitere @citalt gerpdnt, Die Cabinets
YOltttf in BEN Iorber9runo trat lito Der
Dteber gu Gbren uto gum 0ez
fam, oa tebrte ct Sic ettipre6enoe
Seite fetnes Weien5 berpDr, uttb iebt
gait tbnt Mars mebr ais Qpollo, ole
Giiftlng mebr ais ber Sdmmt, 6anoeln
meDr ais 9te6en. 90 mar bic 8erfonlt9@
otefes ii6eren &ebemannes beidaffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

Se11d) 6es 8farrers, uno btesmal IieB er
et'tsn Observation-Disclosures Meunn BIN
ltaBelli, neil ct Der 8ater zines 6ibrers
repnblifantl9e r 3ruppen mar. Sic nort
Ytdrfer Sallta @ru5 be~ranitoltetsn }Siz
ttua0en bon Gl1enbabnz unb 3elegrop6ens
Beultten, gliinberungen BON So siioen
llnb Brdnoe bon Stotionspldben ffnb 10
3ablrei0, Dab iie ii6 b~orldufig nod ser
Statiitif entsie6en. limb ale bieie
S9anot6aten 6at btefer 5elb i'm 0irnfte
bes Don Carlos in majorem Del gloriam
periibt un6 ct lit nod INNER BET Der
grauien blutigen Nrbeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

Soo9imSt3al, ira N:iiaHae hs# r..
Sa9rDanocrt5 0c0riinoct, eryielt Ic;HsA
Namelt crit 1920. l1eberalts ~reit)er Berg
iegen tru8 sur it}neluea GntfDtalu1i8 Der
Staot peientli0 BET. 3nr Set b25
i6malfaloii9en GrieGe5 Cl547) BAT bic
8epolferun9s5tHer 10000 ilberihritten.
Sn ipdterer Belt perringcrte iib bieleIbe
namentli9 burd 0te 6otDoliftrung oer
our6aus pro~teitanti10en Sta6t. SEPT
Bot bieielbe mod iiber 5000 GtnpoGner.
Sobann MatbeftlS, ser trefflide Sdiiler
1tn0 8tOgrapb 2utber'S, 0eOrg Ngricola,
Ser Grinder Der tptifeni6aftlt6en Wtnez
ralogie, unb Gifolaus 6ermann, Der
2ieOerOt6ter unb Gpmpontit, tparen tpG6,
reno Der 8liitbe3ett 8iirger bteier Stabtz
Don ne(6er liberties Bic i'm neuen Jtet657
miin8geieBe aus8ei6loienen v&baler" abs
1tammen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

9enoe Ser1e pier ett1e Steue ttnoen:
Sd 6ur6trre 2anb un6 Seen,
Sn ben Ibdleru, auf Sen S06en
@ini6 i'd 1pioer bic @emolt
NeetneS S6merSens Aufentbolt.
Berg unb 9bal, lantmt See uno QGnSern '
66nnen aud S1udr metn Geitbt,
Aber ntbt 1nein Qetb perdnoern;
Senn i'd finSe Doris ni6t.
Sud, tbr 3eiten, Bic perloufen,
&onnt i6 etd nit 8lut e~rfaufen,
Die i'd oft aus llnbeba6t
Sbne Doris sugebro6t
Sonne, i0ent mir oieIe 8ftde
6omlt, p~eroopple oeinen Sdrttt !
Gilt tbr Soften, eilt suriiGe,
8rtr9t MIR aber Doris nit!
@ie sei6iebt mira 9arf i'd trauen2
8 on angeaebmes @rauen
6Dr i'd meine 0orts ntdt?
Ste nit botber Stimme lpridt:
r9fur bret @orte bari ib iaeem:
Sd ipeib, bab Du trauris bit;
Tol9e Mir, ueraiB Oetn Elagen,
9etl DID Doris ntbt perstbt /"
gter Sabre ipater, in ieiRem 45iten 2es
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
PosrAL REouLATroNs.


The following brevities Of the law
will be found convenient for refer.
ence. The new law will go into ef-
feet July LIST:
l Franking privilege abolished.
2 Postmasters supplied with official
stampe.
B Official stamps must not be used
except for official business.
4 Stamp Of one department cannot
be used Tor correspondence Of auoth
er.
No matter can pass through the
maiis free.
g Postage must be collected on
newspapers published in the country
where delivered.
z Exchanges not free. Publish,
ers must pay postage on each ex.
change received.
s Postal cards nncalled for are moi
sent 10 the dead letter Office.
8 Postal cards cannot be sent the
second time.
10 Ordinary cards can be transmit.
ted through the mails by affixing .
one cent stamp. provided the entire
message is printed. The address
may be written.
The following are the new posta
rates:
Letters-Three cents for each hal
ounce or fraction thereof.
Drop Where delivered
by carriers, two cents for each hal
ounce or fraction thereof. At other
Offices. one cent for each half ounce
or traction thereof.
Printed matter -One cent for eact
two ounces or fraction thereof
Seeds, bulbs, cuttings, roots, scioni
chromos and engrayings are classed
with printed matter.
Mercbandise-Two cents for eact
two o'ounces or fraction thereof, limit
ed to twelve ounces. When any O
the above matter il mailed wholly
unpaid aud by inadvertenco reaches
its destination double rates shall b,
charged and collected,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
Wn1ar1.rNe 81 counAan.

AS they approach their political
graveyard many OF our Republican
contemporaries are whlstling Justify
TO keep their courage up. The Bslt
etis thinks Mr.. Nesmish can be beaten
By tho Republican party in the race,
and says; "But II he shossld be elected
we wouldn't deem il so disastrous to
the Republican party afler H.
That's characteristic, hold on with
one hand-good Lord, good devil
you don't know whose hands you may
fall into.
The Albany Register seems 70 think
that since DR.. Chapman's apoatasy
the Democratic party "hns no head y
With sufiiciency Of body and soul,
neighbor, and the heads that will ap.
pear around the polls on thu 18th OF
October with Democratic tickets in
their hands, We think we can get
along. We havc long since been con-
yinced that central head in human
shape was q necessity In the Republl.
can ranks and whatever that head
th,nka, therank and Gle must think and
whatever it speaks the rank snd file
must reiterate; If this central head
says bigamy is no crime, but virtue,
the lesser fry must re-echo the senti.
ment under the pains and penalties
OF being branded a-Democratl
With the Democratic party the rule
is essentially different. The masses
of the Democracy tolerate no head tc
do their thinking or dictate their
speech. They are generally able to
| give reason for the faith that is ia
them. and independent enough TO sci
upon their honest convictions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

7
] RoTEcTIvE ALLIANcE.-The Pro-
tective Alliance, of East Portland,
passed the following resolutions at
its meeting in that city on the 9th
ult:
WHEREAS, The Daily Bulletin of
the 26th inst. contains an article in its
editorial columns in which the writer,
with all the confidence OF an Inspired
prophet, declares that our treaties
with China will not be abrogated, and
that we cannot exclude Chinese from
our country, for the reason that the
country won't permit it." thus plac-
ing said journal in opposition TO the
friends of the anti Chinese movement
on this coast therefore, d -
ResOlVed. That we are in earnest
in our efforts to procure such a modi-
fcation Of treaty between the United
States and China as will stop Chinese
immigration TO this country, and uIti
mately cause the removal of those
now amoDgst us; and as an evidence
of our sincerity, be it further
Resotoed, That il is the duty of all
the friends OF the anti Chinese move
ment 10 Withdraw their patronage
from the Daily Bulletin.
ResoEUed, That the thanks of the
Central Council of the Peoples Pro-
tective Alliance are due, and are here
BY rendered, to the editor. and pro-
prietors of the Ece1aing Meas for the
very able and manly conrse Of that
journal in relation TO the apti- Chinese
movement on this coast
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

Nothing stranger than this: that
VIM. N. Gwin, Duke OF Sonora and
murderer of Broderick, to-day IS can
didate for the United States, Senate,
TO succeed Eugene Casserly., Can
any one imagine stronger case Of the
impudence Of events :"
The above We find IN the Oreooniaa
OF The 2slh inst. We do not pretend
TO know what "impddence Of events"
there may be abroad in the land. In
our simplicity We had supposed ',im.
pudence" could only be found in some
created intelligence endowed with
volition. But then, We should not be
expected TO keep mp with Portland.
Ifthere is no eimpudence OF eyents''
in the paragraph quoted above, there
certainly is . high degree Of ignorance
OF events manifest in the editor in at
tributing Mr., Brodcrick's death 10
Mr.. Gwin. Mr.. Broderiek and Judge
Terry fought duel with pistols, at
ten paces--and Mr.. Broderick fell
This is all Mr.. Gwin had TO do with
Mr. Broderick's murder"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

THE Salem tStatesmtI,s accuses Us Of
desire to "send the farmers 10 the
rear" now that there is 8 member
of Congress to elect, and that tho Al
bany Register in endorsing the States
mans accusation, takes occasion to
accuse as of hypocrisy toward the
farmers. If there is any. hypocrisy
in our course the farmers will see il.
We gave it as our opinion that the
Grange would not put Congression-
al candidate in the field, and we gave
a reason for our belief which is more
than either of the papers named are
in the habit of doing. We based our
prediction upon the intelligence and
good judgment Of the farmers, and we
think as class, they possess as much
Of these necessary qualities as any
other class of men; aud whenever
they believe shat their interest can
best be subssryed by putting candl-
date Of their osea in the field they will
be likely to do.sO, bat We are conf
dent they contemplate nothing Of the
kind this year. -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

The Nashville Uaion and .ADaerican
says; "This paper took great pride
in publishing to the world, three
months since. the gratifying fact that
the ladies of one of our churches
had pledged themselves to discounte-
nance ex,ravagnnce aud folly, by APP
pearing at church in the future in
calico dresses. We are now enabled
TO report that, the commendable
resolve is carried into effect, enc
lady member of that church having
made her rappearanceat at divine worship
attired id o calico dress which cost,
with all its frills, founces. frizzles,
folds, frunbles. fringes, ixings,
forbelows and tilagree work. only
800 co." M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
..PoI.ITToAL APATmY. !"


Such Is the caption Of an article in
the Oregoaiaa OF the 18th instant, and
il says this Is manifest in both political
parties in the East as we'll a. in Ore
gon. II tho Democratic party Is as
dead as most radical journals would
like TO have Il appear, any degree Of
apathy in that party should not be
wondered at. We think We can &c.
count for the apparent apathy in the
Republican party. Il is not that
those upon whom the present work
devolves are idle; but it is that
time is required in which TO do the
work just 10 hand. Look al the num-
Der Of States TO elect representatives
TO C Cougress-someo ofthem Governors,
and the time necessary TO consult the
administration at Washington TO as.
certain who "will be acceptable" To
suppose the radical party iu any State
would think of nominating candidate
for Governor or Congress without
FIRST knowing that such nomination
would "prove acceptable to the ad-
ministration at Washington" would
be equivalent TO suPposing the radical
party in the several States had as
sumed to control their owu State pol.
iiics according to their own taste and
independent of federal dictation. Do
this, radical friends, At your peril, and
the edict from Washington will be
thrust under your noses to-"attend
TO your own business aud let politics
alone Why, yon would be called a
Democrat the next week, and If you
viii consult the Register Of this city,
of last week, you will SEQ there is
nothing so loathsome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

shutting q suit Tor . large sum, be-
sides claiming alimony. How 3 po-
Iygamic wife can accomplish this
what the defense will bs, hoF tbeold.
gentleman feels over bis bereavement,
are all subjects that viii " eagerly
discussed privately in every poiyga-
mic household in Utah"
Il is Brigham Young's eleventh
wife who has left him, and for whom
he is in tho depths Of sorrow. The
sinful woman took all the furniture
and personal effects in the house
which sho inhabited. Her forlorn
husband has only thirty-threo wives
left.
A complaint and afIidavits In the
case Of Anu Eliza Webb. seventeenth
wife Of Brigham Young. were fled
on the 2sth ult. in the Clerks Office
Of the Third District Court. The
complaint sues for 5000, 900 damages
alimony, and pending suit, 81, ,O00
per month; and $40. 900 for counsel
fees.
Three steambcats--th Ddkoia,
Seiikirk and Internatton0I- I-and sever
al barges are on Red river between
Moorhead and Fort Garry. in con-
nection with the Northern Pacific
Railroad. The trade Of Manitoba is
increasing rapidly, and has already
become OF great importance to the
railroad.
Two Indians confined in the PEN
dleton jail escaped last Friday by
dodging by the Deputy Sheriff when
he took supper t. them. They had
light sbackles on, which they had
doubtless fled off with an old
butcher knife, rs one was found in
the jail. They have not been re.
captured.
A man eatne 10 the Dalles from
ochoco last week who bad in his
possession thirty.six dollars worth
OF ochoco gold dust. 1t appears
that the miners from Canyon City
who were at work in the creek. aban-
doned that locality and went TO work
in the gulches on the banks of the
stream, and struck gold in the first
hole they sunk. His opinion seems
to be that these guIch claims are go.
ing to pay well. but they are NOT
very extensive.
The Wool Growers Association oI
Douglas county met at the Court
House in Roseburg on the 18th inst
A resolution was adopted declaring
that the Association would receive
bids for all the wool belonging tc
members. Several bids OF % cents
per pound were made. and S. Marks
& Co. bid 23i cents per pound fol
all the wool belonging to the Associa
ton, said wool to DO delivered at the
depot the present month. The As.
sociation then adopted a resolution
declaring the wool sold to Aiessrs
Marks & Co. The wool thns sold i,
over 40, COO pounds. all understood
to be Of the long clip.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

tectsd under that charter Of liberty
and human rights, bequeathsd US By
wise heads and honest hearta; this
brought on the conflict The Demoo.
racy never sought The ,'nalion's.life.
The Democracy had preserved It for
seventy years and il was never en-.
dangered until the Republican party
came into power and it win be in
danger as long as that party remains
in power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

The following verdict was "pro-
nounced" at the late Coroner's
inquest held in Monroe, says the
Telegraph:
I'VE de jury. finds dis nia ager
cum to his deth by q smash on de
he'd, while he was in the water un-
able to protect his sci. he bein' a
dec han on the boat Ozark in de
Tholomu bayou.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
WAREHOUSE AT SHEDD.

The linn County Farmers Union Ware
reception OF grain ut the opening of the sea-
son. 10 has been furnished with steam engine
Ia drive elevator and the facilities for cleaning,
handling, and storing grain, are not excelled
any where In Oregon. Its facilities will be
available TO all parties alike on same terms,
whiee will be as loS as are eonsisteDt with
honorable dealing and fair profit. sacks In
any. required number will be furnished on fair
and equitable conditions. For particulars in
quire at the warehouse or at the store of A.
Wheeler 4 Co. .@&-t 4 n5lw9.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

A want has hcen feit and expressed by ply
want Is now supplied In Parsons Purgatlye
Pills.
Henry K Fond. OF Jefferson, Maine. was
cured oi splitting blood. soreness and weakness
of the stomach, by the use OF Johnson's Ano-
dyne Imminent Internally.
"Behoid how great n fire a little matter kind
leth." cold "a often called a little matter.
Hut Il Is such little matters Shst lead 20 con.
sumption. diSeasa and death. Do not neglect
a cold. II may be cured by WIsTAR,s RAI.sAa
OF WILD cHRaRY, which will also cure Coughs
Eronchitts etc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
AssnssoR,s NoTIcE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
IL Monday, tire .ith dny of August. lS7a, and
Tor ive days thereafter, the EOard OF Equal
at the Office OF the County Clerk OF said County
and publicly examine the assessment Roll Tor
the year 1878, and correct all errors made In
valuation, description, or qualities OF land,
lots, al. other properly. All persons claiming
thatthey have been wrongfally assessed are
notified TO appear nt the time and place above
appointed. j. I. 1HORP,
n5lw4. Assessor, Linn County.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
WILLAMETTE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

TNRoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FUR
tier notire. the Company viii dispaieh a
0oat frsm aIi,abe 20 Corvallis on TUESDAY
aHsi FRIDAY d each seek.
Also viii dispatch = boat frsm Albany for
Portland and iisiermediste places On sanne days.
Fare a. reduced rates. J. D. BILEs,
Dec. 16. ISL. Agent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
n EW ADvERTlsE-MENTS
MuEEa roR sALn.

gTHE uNDERs1GHEDoF OFFERS FOR SALE
Il one span OF fine large Ta0ies. lBA hands
high. Also another nne span OF s-year-old
mules. 51s hands high. Also one young and
likely horse, Ian hands high. AS | want TO
leave the country / viii sell these animals
cheap Tor cash. and VIII wait Tor the money
until the 1st OF October.
n5ltf ..asrt W. L. YANTIS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

Miss Elizabath Stuart Phelps re-.
fers, in print. to Miss Smiley, the
Quaker preacher, as "a woman who
has a voice as sweet as robbins, q
face as serene as a Madonna's, q
courage Ms. rebolute as an apostles.
and . purpose Us fixed as Quaker's,
and, who wears her bonnet into the
pulpit besides. i35
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01

The Augusta, KY, Chronicle gives
the following warning: .Ilelinquent
subscribers should not permit their
% wear this paper for q
hustle. There being 80 much due on
il there i danger Of their taking cold. Z
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-01
We learn fhat The contract

We learn that the contract for
building Jail id Tiilamook county
will be let soon. They arc begin
ming to fnd use for such an institution.
over there, ss civilizations naalsss its
inroads on primitive innoeencs.
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The Newport and Pioneer wagon
road having been completed 50 far as
to be passable for wagons and hacks,
the travel is increasing rapidly. saisa
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DlssolUg1oN or co-pARTNER.
a SHIP. -.

vuSHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
istlng between the undersigned, under the
iirnl name Of KOhn, Sternb berg & CO.., was dis
solved by mutual consent on the nth OF July,
1874 All debts due them not transferred can be
collected BY either Of the parties OF the lae Arm,
Sanders a Sternberg. Il. 'KOHN.
= -,ffSr4s. Z. rsFsi7l,e 10 NJ. STERN RffRC5,
tH~s - ssssttss II SENDERS
Referring to the above notice. the business
OF the late arm of Kohn, Sternberg & Co., will
be carried on by us as before under the style
and flrm of sendeFs 4 Sternberg.
Il. SEEDERS
N TERN BERG.
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Last Saturday night the burglars
went through ar. Hogt'ss house, at
Salem, and got away with $3.50
watch snd three pairs Of blankets.