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, 1873-05-21
SUGAR PLANTATION
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with every thing thereto belonging,
situate in Princes Quarter in this Is
land, belonging to the abovesaidD Deal
ings, will be put up for sale in accor-
dance with the Placard dated the
22nd of April 1917.
The auctions will be held at the
auction Office as follows:
LIST Auction on Thursday the 18th
of Jun next, at | o'clock p. M.
2nd Auction on Thursday the Goth
of June next, at | o'clock p. IN.
Bird Auction on Thursday the 10th
of July next, at | o'clock p. m.
The conditions for the sale and the
a%ppraisement may be seen at this
Office and at the Offices of Major
VIM F. Moore and Christiansteds
Dealing Court, where also other elu-
citations concerning the sale may
be obtained.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of the mortgage hoI-
ders.
Auction Office Frederiksted Nav
10Th 1873.
G. SARAUW.
, 1873-05-21

Z FTER Begjprlng af Fogden
r Christiansted vii
ETENDOMMEN

No. 80 a "a a og IS Strandgaden /
Byen Christiansted, hyori er gjort
Ud!Pg for Skatternc for 1871, bIiye
opraabt til Sally i Oyereenstommclse
med Placat 22de April 1917 we'd 3
Auctioner, SON afhoIdes paa Auc-
t~ionscontoiret som foIger:
Iste Auction Mandagen den Ode
Juni d. A. Formiddag III. 10 slet.
eden Auction Mandagen den 23de
Juni d. A. Formiddag III. 10 sIet,
3die Auction Mandagcn den 7de
JUL d. A. Formiddag III. 10 sIet.
UdlRgsforretningen, Conditioner
ne for Salget, Nurderingsforretningen
og Panteattest Vile indes fremlagte
til Eftersyn paa Auctionscontoiret.
Christiansteds Auctionscont0ir den
l4dc Mai 1873.
I'll. A. JURS.
, 1873-05-21

II T. the request Of the Sheriff at
III Christiansted
The Property

No. 33 a. 81 a. and 35 in Strand
street in Christiansted, in which levy
has been effected for taxes to the
Colonial Treasury for 1871, will in
accordance with the placard dated
April 22nd 1917 be put up for sale
at three auctions to be held at the
Auction Office as follows:
LIST Auction on Monday the 9th
June next at 10 o'clock a.. m.
End Auction on Monday the 23rd
June next at 10 O'clock a.. m. p
Bird Auction on Monday the 9TH
July next at 10 o'clock a. m.
The levyproceedings, conditions of
sale, appraisements and certif-
cate from the Records may be e
at the Auction Office.
Auction Office Christiansted the
18th May 1873.
FL. A. JURS.
, 1873-05-21

A NOVEL STEAMER 1t is stated that a
steamer is being built having six keels pIa-
ced at equal distances on her fiat bottom,
intended as a Channel steamer, her sides
being perpendicular without any %eurvation.
Being Of light draught, the keels being on
ly two feet deep and rolling under such
circumstances impossible, sea-sickness will
be obyiated. 1t is confidently predicted,
under sail and steam, the passage will be
accomplish 10 little more than half an hour.
, 1873-05-21

Sro. DOMINGO There seems to be some
stir in the Republic and it appears that mat
tiers are approaching a crisis. 1t is said that
there has been a rising en- the lines, and that it
is headed by Generals CoIosan, Sosa, and Juan
Antonio PoIauco, eX-parJisans Of the present
government, who, it is said have deserted it on
account Of the conduct Of Minister CurieI. EX-
Vice President Gomez is also said to be among
the new Insurgents. 1t was reported in Puerto
Plata on the 9Th instant that the movement had
been put down, but the truth Of the report was
doubted. The excitement in Santiago has been
very great, as that tow is considered as the
Key of the Cibao, and the movement is there
fore directed against it. If it should fall
Puerto Plata would be sure to follow. At an
early hour in the morning Of the LIST instant
there was some movement observed among the
troops in he garrison at Santiago. 1t was said
that the scene of action was in the West. The
greatest secrecy was observed by the authori-
ties. Later in the day the bugles were sound
ed and the drums beaten, calling to arms.
Everything was in commotion. Evey one was
running backwards and forwards, but no one
was able to say what was the actual danger, if
any, or how far off were the enemy's forces.
One thing became certain that those forces had
routed the troops which were placed at Guaya-
bin and along the west line, or frontier Of Hayti,
to prevent their entrance, and were making
their way for Santiago. About 4 p. m. of the
same day a report was made that the enemy
was coming but it proved to be false.
, 1873-05-21
AUCTION.

NE the request of Lawyer Kierulff
III in behalf of Major VIM. f.
Moore Executor and administrator
Of the Dealing of the late George
Walker and who also holds power
from Christiansteds Dealing Court
administrator of the trustee dealing
of Mr.. Ii. c. Radcliffe, the
SUGAR PLANTATION
, 1873-05-21

afgangne George Walkers Bo, og
tillige har Bemyndigelse fra Chris
tianSteds Skifteret som behandler
Planter Ii. {. RatcIiffes Opbudsbo,
vii den de to fornavnte Boer i felIig
tilh0rende
, 1873-05-21

egjaring af Procurator
Is Kjerulff for Major VIM. F.
Moore, der som Executor behandIer
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
COL. NEsM1rH Ar THE DAr1.ns,

The Dalles Moltntaineels 'Repub-
lican paper which will have no Hand
in the Hipple-yeneering business,
gives the following handsome notice
Of Col. Nesmitu's campaign speech
at that city last week:
Col. Nesmith addressed large
and attentive audience at Moody'a
Hall on Thursday evening. 1t is not
possible for us to give synopsis Of
his speech at this time. His style is
peculiarly his own-interspersed
With wit, sarcasm and good sense.
He candidly stated that the platform
presented by the two parties, does
not differ materially upon National
questions and he might have added,
in truth, what we have contended for
that there are no live issues exist
ing between the Democratic and Re-
publican parties at this time. He
said the contest was between the
Mitchell party and himself; that the
honest, candid Republicans had but
little interest in the CONTROVERSY
He touched upon the tariff question,
the corruption Of the administration
and cited the salary grab and credit
mobilier as instances Of the corruption
ofmen in high places; and denounc-
ed, In unmeasured terms, oppressive
corporations and monopolies. He
used this expression in relation to
monopolies: ''By the poverty and
toll that surrounded my cradle, by
the struggles Of my youth and early
manhood, by the labors Of my mature
years, and by this good right arm, I
declare that I will ever oppose mo-
nopolles That oppress the people"
One question, especially favored by
us in this locality, he expressed him
self decidedly in favor of construct
ing canal and locks at the Cascades,
and improving the portages along
the Columbia river, thereby opening
up this great highway free to all;
and pointed out the injustice Of the
law of Congress in requiring the
poor settler on the even numbered
sections within the limits of the
North Pacific Railroad to pay for the
land given to this company. On the
whole, his speech was well received,
and we believe all went away salts
led, that in sending Mr. Nesmith to
Congress, we will have man there
hat understands the wants Of the |
State, and has the experience, integ-
'ity and ability to aid us. usf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

A FAILURE. The trip of the
Graphic's balloon to Europe has
turned out failure. The ascent was
made from Brooklyn last Monday
morning, and at 2;3O ?. M. of the same
day the balloon had reached Canaan,
in the Northwest corner of Con
necticut, whore it was caught in a vio-
lent storm. For a few minutes be-
fore that it had been near the earth,
and Donaldson and Ford jumped out.
Lunt was caught in some trees, but
finally succeeded in reaching the
ground uhurt, The balloon escaped,
and had not been captured at last ae.
counts,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

Hiram Smith admits that he is the
paid agent Of HoIaday. And no one
dares to deny that he is in the interest
Of the railroad monopoly,
In bright comparison with this we
give below the brave and burning
words of Col. Nesmith when allud-
ing to the monopoly question: "By
the poverty and toll that surrounded
my cradle, by the struggles of my
youth and early manhood, by the Ia
bors of my maturer years, and by this
good right arm, / decine that IaoW
e0er oppose aoaopolies that oppress
the pooplel'
In the light Of these truths can any
farmer or working man hesitate as to
whom he viii cast Ills vote for next
e
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

RESTORATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY. The restoration OF the Dem
ocracy is one grand essential Of the
Republic. 1t alone has the tradition
al greatness and the political code
requisite iorthe emergency. Around
its standard all may flock into its
purified sanctuary all may enter. 1t
alone has the needed nucleus for an
organization which shall restore to
the nation the purity, nobility and
grandeur it first attained under Dem
ocratic guidance, and from which it
received its resplendent record. 1t is
impossible for the Republican party
to seek the paths which made the
Democracy great, and through it the
nation II is the most natural and
1nly possible thing forthe Democracy
% do this. Hence the day cannot be
az distant, when all who believe ID |
maintaining the guarantees of the
Constitution will turn to the Demo
ratio party as the only reliable agency |
Or that purpose.-BuSton Sentinel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
sUnaRIoNs.

4" me Circuit Court Of the State .,
Oregoa, TOR the County of Ljnn y
son Mary Y VA 4, Patterson, plaintiff, rs, wn, pu,,
suit for divorce
,I..a ~ tne name Of the State OF OREGON. n. 4,
w hereby required to appear and asoli You
epn.piallt pl the above-nameu nia tn,tspw tswgr Y The
s. suit now on hle aainst y the
e ,h SlsIh 0l SAID Court within I'm 5s,'l suu with
vo,, N sNr,.i " VIZ service of this summons from from
sou, .'r..,, y served ~ the County Of Iinn upon
S.,, SS,rNeu " any other county within tbn out II
~ oN, theh within twenty davs frn,,, eNte OF
" Wv service q this sum mons nno ,. i.ie date
=, y ssFNeu W publication, then on H. Snnu' and
egl,llnence on the second NiondsI9 tS ~ Term viii
u NStooer, no and IL you fail IL '.s W leth day
., sgase Eequlfeu tha plainliir Will isWtr as
eguLs .,ul ~ we nilei demanded IN tbesFS 70 the
wnaeh is 20 obtain Judgment ani , Z, plant,
Sputs alssolvln the UOnds OF Gytee the
WI os.ween youandthc plalniltf sn,iiony exist
Y, s.le ang custody of the mipot ~, Wafding
Y, " " M ep,A laint TO the pleintif anu named
other reiiti as pertains 10 s,,,l,, anu ior such
p,,,,,sho, go X HELM, At,,v r,r p,,,
,ill.a ino'isned " " orderol lion. a i9E PlG.
August ~ isT2 "''''u of0er bears date
n3w6 l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
a FALsEnoop sauELcMnp.


A statement is going the rounds Of
the Nipple. journals that as soon as
Nesmith was nominated be erushed off
and joined the Grangers SO as to be
the Farmers candidate This is
wholly untrue. Immediately after
the organization Of a Grange in Col.
Nesmiths neighborhood, be sent in
his petition for membership and was
elected. This was before the meet
ing Of the Democratic State Central
Committee TO call a Convention, and
before the Colonel had made up his
mind to become candidate. As
soon as he decided to let his name 90
before the Convention he concluded
not TO be Initiated into the Grange
until the contest was over for fear his
motive might be misconstrued by his
enemies and misunderstood by his
friends. lie is, therefore, pot a
Granger, although he has been elected
a member for more than two months.
He will, however, take the degrees
and become as fully posted in the
work and objects Of the Order as pos
sible before starting TO Washington.
He.will doubtless be the first Granger
elected to Congress- fact Of which
that noble Order in Oregon ought
to be especially proud. It's indeed
quite an achievement for the State in
which the Farmers movement is
doubtless youngest, to send the first
Granger to Congress I ine9 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

THE New York Democratic State
Convention, which met at Utica on
the lst inst, organized by electing Ho.
ratio Seymour President, with long
list of Vice Presidents and Secretaries.
Mr. Seymour addressed the Conven-
tion, urging the nomination of men Of
the highest character and undoubtad
capacity, and advising Democrats and
Liberal Republicans to unto in tho
coming election, which was sure to re-
suit IN victory The following ticket
WAS nominated: Diedrich Willers, Jr.,
Secretary Of States Ascher II. Nicho-
las Controller; Daniel Pratt, Attor
ney General; Thomas Raines, Treas
uor; SYlyanus S, Sweet, State En-
gineer and Surveyor; James jackson,
Canal Commissioner; Geo, w, Mil.
shaugh, State Prison Inspector,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

SANduINARY courtship seems to
be coming into fashion. In Williams.
burg, Now York, . young man stab.
bed girl five times with a jook.kuifo
because she would not marry him -
while in Springfield, for tho same roa.
son, Miss Bridget Sullivan fred five
shots with q revolver at John Griffin,
hitting him once in the arm. II is to
be regretted that the young man with
the knife did not pay his court to the
young woman with the pistol
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

DON'T NEGLECT no COME OUT.

Democrats, now is your opportuni-
ty. Hyou are faithful to your trust
and to your traditions you will win
a victory next Monday such as has
never been known ON the Pacific
Don't neglect to come out because
you regard Nesmith's election as a
certainty, but come ont and swell the
to thousands. ~.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

THE Nc,o NoHdsoest is now issuing
a campaign edition Of 1900 copies,
filed with the dirticst filth that ever
emcnated from u dobased, dorraved
and vicious brain, The indecent old
bag who weekly hurls her garbage at
the shrinking, disgosted public is only
protected from just punishment be.
cause She is beneath the notice Of a
decent public, So let horsit aud grin
over her own filth aud reyel in It's
rceking fumes. II harms no one'aud
seems 70 afford theautiquo Jezebel a
deal Of satisfaction,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

From letters and by conversations
with gentlemen from various parts of
the State the universal opinion seems
70 be that the Democracy are feeling
entirely secure Of q victory, while the
Republicans as universally admit it
The only danger apprehendeds that
IN some sections the full Democratic
vote may not be polled, We believe
this fear is more on account of the
Democracy falling 10 vote for Greeley
last fall than from any knowledge Of
existing facts. We have the utmost
confidence in the earnest devotion Of
Democrats to the old banner, and we
do not believe they will fail to follow
it on an occasion like this. No one
can preserve his self,respect and re-
main away from the polls in times
like these, when our country is reek
ing interruption and groaning under
a load of debt saddled upon us byI
Radical mismanagement. Suppose
that Iii. Smith is SIRE 10 be defeated
don't you all want to hclp do IL, and
thus attest your devotion to the prin-
ciples Of right and justice and your
abhorrencc Of the iniquitous load
which he is carrying? Don't forget
that each one of you has a sacred duty #,
TO perform in this contest Ifany Of :
you who happen to glance over this =.
article are reminded BY it of a Demo
cratic friend or neighbor who is luke
warm or Indifferent as to this contest,
do not fail TO go to him and rouse him
up to the Importance Of the occasion.
More is accomplished by individual
effort in this way, than by all the p
stump oratofy ever resorted to- d
Don't forget to visit your friends and .
make q personal effort TO enlist their
assistance and to secure a pledge that g
they will turn out and vote, "
We have great encouragement in in
The fact that there are large number Il
81 decent Republicans who are so m
shocked at the Hipple infamy and y,
'ther corrupt acts Of their party that b,
hey will follow their unprinciplod g,
eaders no farther Our Information Gu
eads us to believe that in this county, th
t least, not one.halt Of them will vote
he Nipple ticket next Monday. II is ia
'ossible little personal effort may wi
induce many Of them to vote the M
Democratic ticket, There would be :.
Q harm in trying at any rate. But ~
y all means allow no Democrat to
lay away from the polls from a lack go
{ personal effort to bring him there. an
Give us full Democratic vote and ere
70 Hippleites are defeated by five erl
lousand maiority q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
nARMoNIzn YOUR DIFFERENCES.


Democrats, do not let any old-time
feuds or petty jealousies deter you
from performing your whole duty
next Monday. Let all differences in
regard 10 the past be sunk in d desire
for the good Of The party, and go up
maniully for the candidate Of our
grand old party. No man can expect
to enjoy the confidence of his polti.
cal associates who will not sacr fee
something for the common good of
the party on such an occasion as this
Let all work for the accomplishment
OF common. purpose-the wrestling
Of power from the hands Of a party
which is responsible for the back sal
ary steal and the Credit Mobilier
frauds Of the Government, and for the
Hipple-endorsing miamy IN Oregon
Col. Nesmilh ispledged to unalter.
able opposition 10 these iniquiles
and his election just now will be a
complete vindication OF the people Of
Oregon from any endorsement Of
them. A J80aaI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10


MINISTER WAsHBURNE ON BACK
PAY.--Hon. L. b. Washburne, minis
ter of the United SIatcsto the French
capital, thus explains himself upon the
back pay question;
II was ID Congress when the salary
was but S3,G01, and / always found il
more than sufficient 70 meet my ncc.
essary personal expenses, When il
was raised % $500 thought il too
much, and think 50 still bnt raising
it too 81, 800 is nothing more nor less
than straight stealing Every year
that ! was III Congress laid by a
portion Of my salary, and none OF my
constituents ever complained that |
didn't I'VE derently The people
don't send their representatives. %
Washington 10 live like princes, buck
The tiger and keep halt q dozen Of
mistresses.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

THE farmers Of Iowa are running
an independent State ticket il opposi,
tion 70 the regular Radical ticket
The Radical newspapers call the far.
mers "poiato bpgs1 But IL is bc,
lieyed that the bugs viii get away
with their Radical eueniies AZ ,he
polls, The Democrats have made
no nominations, but viii vote with
The Autobiography or farmers ticket.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

VIZ are informed that Mrs. Dupi-
ways husband has a position of
porter (sweeping out and cleaning
spittoops) in the Portland Custom
House, which position ho was given
by Senator Mitchell; which is why
she is now straddling about the
State in defence Of this same Nipple,
In other words, this accounts for the
milk in her cocoanut.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
A FULL VOTE,

We desire to impress upon the
minds Of our friends that A FULL VOTE
NEXT MONDAY is the only rebuke
that will sufficiently punish the Hip
pie Ring for the perpetuation of their
gross wrongs upon the people of the
State, Let Republicans and Demo-
Gratis join alike In sinking the veneer.
ing resolution beneath their justindig.
nation. -----
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

Republicans, as well as Democrats,
who desire that the interests Of our
State should DO looked after in Con.
gress will remember that Col, Mes.
NTH did more for Oregon, while in
the Y, s. Senate, than any other Sen.
ator or Representative who ever went
from this State His past devotion to
our interests is the surcst proof of his
future conduct.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

THE fact that Holladay has re'
tnned to Oregon 70 assist in eleciing
Ei Smith, and the further fact that
Tie Bxlictia IS fighting col. Nesmilh
with an insane yindiciisenFss, ought
ioreyeg W set ~ rest lhe suspicion
tbat Qur gallant champion y ID ihe
interest ~ the Oregon monopoliat.--
1.ot ihe farmers take heed and goy
ern tbemBelYes accordingly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
NO NO VENGEANCE ron rnr snr4Lrns,

80 NA++tNANNAAN&NN fOAN AAN
I"tNAl' - p
The four Modocs who were en-
gagged in Killing General Candy
and Rev. DR. Thomas have suf-
cred tho just penalty for their
crimes; but the atrocious murderers
ofthe Oregon pioneers Of the Lost
Riyera country have been fully par
doned and sent to Wyoming to be fed
and clothed by the Governments 49,
What a gross outrage and crying
insult to the people or tho whole Pa
oilic coast is this cowardly policy of
Grant, The just vengeance OF an out,
ragged people will undoubtedly fall
upon the Presidents head for this
disregard of right and Justice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
an ALBANY PRICES.

THVRAvELERs ON THE W. V. & @. NJ.
Il Wagon Road, as well as citizens Of Ochoco
Valley, Will bear in mind that they can pur.
chase Flour Bacon, Groceries, Dried Fruit etc,
at the Pilgrim Camp, or BUCK HEAD STORE,
Sweet Home Valley, at Albany prices. This is
no humbug, but literal TACT. u. B, MOSS. .
Sweet Home, Aug. IT, lS73-n2W4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

ELI CARTER. EDWARD r. M. CARTER
E. GARTER &c CO.
Having leased Mr.. briggs interest in the
Planning Mill and Sash ana, Door Factory. here.
toiore operated by Drlggs,S Carter, and pur-
chased his Interest in the lumber on hand. and
now having tull control oI said Factory, will
continue the business as heretofore, and by
strict attention to business and square dealing
with cur customers, hope to merit a continu-
ance of patronage. Give us call,
October ,, lS73.-n9w1. T.. CARTER& & co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

The dead Indians were buried lust
west Of the stockade. An examina.
ton showed that only the neck of
Jack and Black jim were broken. =.
Hooka Jim and the remainder of the
Modoc tribe are to go Wyoming
within ten days, in charge Of govern,
ment troops Sheriff A[cKenyv's i
demand for Hooka Jim and band
was refused, as also the writ Of
habeas corpus Of Judge Prim,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

Massachusetts, has just got rid Of
Beast latler and tho potato bugs
They used Wash.burn on the one, and
ash.lyo on the other.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10
EYECurnR,a NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned was on the sd day OF October,
1873, duly appointed by the County Court OF
Linn county, Oregon, Executor Of the estate of
the last will and testament of Moses Eland,
deceased therefore all persons having claims
against sard estate are required to present them
with the proper vouchers, within six months
from the date hereof, to the undersigned, at his
residence, near Lebanon in said county.
aeI. -ra GEO. IL. BLAND, Executor.
S.A. JOHNS, Atty for Executors.
October 0, 17S3:-n0w4. 95a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-10

TnE Courier says Hi Smith got
tho nomination for Congress like the
boy got tho itch--by sitting next to
it. True; and on election day the
people viii do the scratching for Hi.