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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

Mr. GALLON, whose book on heredty We
noticed a long time ago, is out in review Of
an opponent's book, in which review he says
that men distinguished in science lave usu'
ally been born in small towns, and had i'm,
perfect teachers, who compelled them to
think for themselves. In the spirit in which
LINCOLN expressed wish that more of his
generals would drink some of the wbiskey
upon which GRANT was charged with getting
drunk, we would remark that imperfect
teachers" are much needed in this country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

How insignificant the concentrated WIS,
dom of the body-politic in the eyes 81 the
great metropolis. 1t seems true of this Is G.
many Other things, "'tis distance lends en-
imminent TO the view." Although the two
Houses are located within two hundred
wards of the Dispatch building, the editor
of that paper did not visit the General AS.
semily a single time during its late four
months session. What country editor
would think OF treating even county court
with so much contempt rs not to take peep
at it once in four months p Wyther'Ae En-
terpr3SP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

The MONEY to BAY all thcse gift, in fun is now
upon dcposilin tile Farmers and Droyers fank ol
Louisville AMI set aside for that EuroSc, ana can
only bc used for that PURPOSE rs VIII DC seen ny the
following certificate OF tic cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DRovERS BASK.l
louisville. Ky, April J, 1873.
This Is to certify that there is In tie Farmers aud
Droyers Bank to Inc credit "t the Third Grand Gift
t;onctrt for the b'lriit of the Public Library Of
Kentucky five hundred thousand dollars, which ha>
been set apart hy III" managers In pay The gifts In
fun aud will bc held by the rank and paid out for
X. 5. VEECH, Cashier.
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gin Will get slu0,eyu grccnbacks, and
of The S5V,uoo gift the :25 200. the s2ooeu the Tl"-
0tr the $4,000. and all the other gifts Dopu In nii
Der, amounting To $500. 00e
I he remnant ofullsold tickets will he furnished to
hos" VINO rst apply 'nrdsr conn ny " tine tine
following prices " hole tickets, $40: halves, rs;
and quarter. ..5O II whole tickets for :tvo, co for
s5uv I3 for $1,000. and SIS for sioco No discount,
on less than sloa worth of tickets at time.
The concert aud distribution OF gifts will begin at
O'Clock on TUESDAY MoENIHG, July :, In lnonc
Library Haul and tie following will bc III" ORDER OF
proceedings: Isl Music hy orchestral Dand. "a.
Placing oil tags zone for each ticket s"ldE In large
wheel. 3D. Placing Of siIts In sIali wheel. ltn
marks by President. eth. Drawing OF first half OF
gifts. 7h Music by orchestral band. 9Th. Draw
lug OF last hat of gifts 9th. Placing of large wheel
with tags in hands oil committee appointed by au-
dience. 10th. Grand orchestral concert
The music OIL this grand OCCASION will be tie best
and place the tags and gifts In Tie wheels and super.
Intend The drawing and keep the record OF the
drawn numbers will b" chosen from the best known
and mos. trustworthy citizens of the State All will
be SD conducted Us III n perfect guaranty against
complaint from any Just source.
The payment of giIts will b'gin on SATURDAY,
july l., ut o o'clock A. NJ. lcket> drawing gifts
must hc pre-. cnteh IL Room M. ! Public Library
Building, where ctsh checks upon the TURNER'S and
Droyrrs bank CT Louisville or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank Of New York, ut the OPP
ton OF the holder, will be given for tie tickets. All
gifts not called for In six mouths from the drawing
will be turned over 10 the Public Library fund.
For full particulars send fo. circulars.
THOMAS +. BkAMLET TE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
an I3-u1aw,S y eowt.JyI Louisville, XIV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

On the whole, we think the coh-''y n,",
well apnlaud this decision. The oon s;
nueuces of IN opposite decision were ' .,,o
niieIy more perilous to the rights of ne
states than the damage of any interests ye.
presented on the other side. OUTSIDE I'VE
great issues of race and caste, the indiV'ouai
States are infinitely safer guardians OF DUTCH.
ers and cities and other local interests than
the National Government. Had the othel
view been taken, indeed there is no polnt ~
which Federal interference with state III.
fairs could stop. All State Legislation IS an
abridgment OF the ilnmunities and prlTleses
of citizens, and under such an interpret'.'oi.
would all have been subjected to the rev 'e"
of Federal courts Sprinafch Republican,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

r5 OUR SPRING STOCK OF WALL
PAPERS. BORDERS. DECORATIONS. &C., Il
now very large and complete, comprising the lates
and choicest patterns. Also,
WINDOW SHADES. CoRNICES,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
CANTON anu COCOA MATING.
MATS. OIL-CLOTH. &c.
BOOTH, SPENCE e CO, Tenth street
ap 1l-codu between Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

We arc indebted to Mr.. II. +. WALKER,
Superintendent of Public Printing, for the
report and accompanying documents of the
Virginia commissioners appointed to ascer-
tain the boundary line between Maryland
and Virginia;. also, the communication OF
the Governor of Louisiana to the Lieuten.
ant-Goyernor of Virginia in regard to the
political troubles in that State growing out
of the introduction of new and barbarous
element into the governing power of the
State,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
!. zz..srao 1r,a6rr,r n The de.

Far Drs,aos4-WHo WaDrE Ir9--The oe,
c;sion !. os,a of tl1emost importantand intel-
esting that have been delivered in !,a, '0 hes
time, drawing, as it does, DISTINCTION t ".
tween the rights of the States and 81 Inc ha
United states, we should have sno, o If
tween the rights and privileges Oh . s,eI racent
the one and of the other !inuer TUG r. will
sapye 10 clear up nny doubtful points and
rive G. our politicians and our people Ipph;ch =
Clearer Flea insight into questions upon when when
and laxiy Of thought and opinion on, . TO mz
justice Miller, who wrote it, the GO cou nos
owes much greater debt tlIah h IL sud mas mas
appreciate. He has written III , ao,s intricate
and delicate subject in way that cannot ;I 9u'
win for him the highest praise rs ur, 10,
and, We may say, a statesnla d. "0'"s"S'''
Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

With Robert w. Hughes rs our candidate,
{. T. Ramsdell, of Surry county, for Lieu
enant.Goyernor, and James Lyons for At
torney-General, we shall have represented
all the elements oppose to Democracy and
win victory that will be wore thin Water
loo to Virginia Democracy and fogyism,-
HIhsmoad Latter IN Nsn York Times,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

The Dissenting opinion Of Chiet-Justlce
CHASE and the rest in the case Of the Louis
lana butchers was not written because they
differed from SO much Of the courts opinion
as we published yesterday. we believe.
They differed as to the butchers case. not as
to what the amendments were intended for,
nor as to what are the rights of citizens CT
the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

The WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD
CoarANy had its annual meeting in Aleyan.
dria on Tuesday. No business Of importance
was transacted. LEWIS MckENzIE was
unanimously reelected president OF the com
Jany and the following gentlemen directors
&. +. LEE and A. JAMESON, Alexandria and
Fairfax HENRY HEAToS and G.. Is. BALL
Loudoun; b. MORGAN and K. II. LEE, Clarke
and +. W. NJ. HOLIDAY, Frederick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

Owe doubt very much whether any action
OF State not directed against the negro race
rs class or on account of their race will
ever be held within the purview of this pro-
vision. Supreme Court.
Not even Chinese Legislation Springfield
HpUaJIc1u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

Forsinstance, whenat the render looks iof
"LIbrarian +" and reads. "see Secretary o.
the Commonwealth" he naturally feels tba1
he would have; been saved trouble Il sthe
figures (never more than four) had been ''seo
Instead of so many words, or both II ~tne
words must be used. Again In the Ac's
of Assembly we read, EQUITIES of the At'or'
ney-G General and. upon looking to the ac'
indicated are surprised to find that 1t has nc
reference to the Attorney Generals dulrsi q
all, but Is an act making 1t his ''d'lty" 10 &C
neutrality-suspicious., to see whether the Dan
vile Railroad Company owes the State any
thing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
T library GIFT CONCERT.
NINETY DAYS POSTPONEMENT.
4 FULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
s5OO. 600 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL.
500. 900 FOR ONLY $40.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Enough ofthe 100, 600 tickets issued for The THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In aid OF the Public Library
of Kentucky having been sold 10 insure full draw
i:,g, aud ;hc wish having been universally expressed
that The lnn1 cash gifts offered should he drawn Ill
full and paid in fun without any scaling down. as
her.t the ina :.agcIeui. with the concurrence
Of the trustees, have determined To allow ninety
days for the sale of the remnant of tickets left
,lI nand / hr concert and distribution advertised
Tor April IL, therefore. postponed 10 TUESDAY +,
July ). l.73. whlrl day. and no other. they will
positively and nneluivoc lily take place In PUB
Lie LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
At this Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
be distributed ny lot and paid In full To the ticket
holders who draw then
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
MARRIAGES.

Married. In Faith ore. Md. Wednesday. 10Th In
slant Ivy tic REV |. S. g. Hodge: u: p. at the resi-
Ir. of this city, TO MARY ", daughter of the late
II. L. Lcfebvrc. No cards.
Married, OH the morning of the 10th instant, al
Trinity NJ. f. church. Stanliton. Va: ny inc re, y
w. Hullhrn. CHARLES J.. COOKE 10 MAX
LOIT daughter oil y. X. Trout. ESD No cards.
Raleigh n. c. papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18

The Petersburg appeal receives present
from Lunenburg nun Of a quartet" apple
jack" AMI, strangely enough, the Appsg
nan makes "Pinss Of IT,. 'ft'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
DEATHS.

Died, on the 18th of April 1913, JAMES KEN
Nrul. In The fifty iNtli 'rnf III a."
His Funeral will take place from 81. Peters cathe-
draI THIS Fri,i:.y) NnININt ut 9o'clock. FRI nd~
and arqlmintanccs of the family are respectfully IN
yited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
Mt APRIL 8. 1878.

VII APRIL ., 1910.
NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS.
T.R. PEICE& co.
have just received by express and steamer beauti-
full liuc Of
New shape and style PARASpLS ard SHADES.
LLAMA andiLACE SAcQuts and PolSrS'
LLAMA and'LACE CAPES.
LACE PARASOL-CuNERS.
FRENCH and JAPANESE SILKS,
GRUS-tiRAIN and BONNET SILKS.
WHITE aud COLORED PIQUES:
Large assortment of CASSIMERES, for gentlemen
aud boys
$40 pieces new PRINTS and PERfALFS: IRISH
LINENS. LINEN SliEETING, DAMASkS.
NAPKINS. TOWELS thlrgains In these goods
STAPLE aud DOMESTIC GOODS all grades.
ape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total. lreuO gifts. all cash ...: 100000
The money 10 pay all these gifts In full Is now
upnn deposit In tile Farmers and Drovers fank ol
Louisville AMI aside for that Lurposc. al,, can
only bc used for that purpose, rs WI" DC sech ny the
following certificate oil tic cushion:
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-11-11
Steel Manufacture.

The steel manufactures of Sheffield,
England, are greatly exercised over the
prospective loss of much of their trade
through the competition of this country
A Sheffield newspaper mentions rumor of
the "removal of the Sheffield steel business
to the United States," adds that more than
one Of the leading Sheffield steel establish
ments are engaged or interested in Pitts
burg or Philadelphia. The melting cause
Of this great change appears in the impor-
tant fact mentioned that Bilboa Spanish
ore is being imported into the United States
and made into steel at a much lower rate
than Sheffield firms can sell it. American
cutlery in various lines of goods has for
good while past successfully competed with
the British article, but this is the first time
that Sheffield has acknowledged that the
mantle is falling on other shoulders
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-11-11

tB- Recently man standing on a wharf
at Cincinnati observed a dog swimming
around in circle in the river. The OBJ
server went to rescue the dog, and dis
covered near him the body ola man who as
the coroner's inquest proved, had commit
ted suicide. He had been the dogs own
er, and the faithful animal had clung to
him even in death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
ADMINTseRATOR's SALE.

DUBIIC NOTI,E IS HEREBY GIVEN
u that by virtui of an order made by the
County Court within and for the County Of
Linn, in the Stateof Oregtn, on the 9th day or
July, 1873, in the natter oithe estate OF Elisha
Griffith, late ofsah count, deceased ], II. y,
G. AyeriU, Remaining administrator viii tho
will annexed, OF the estat OF said deceased,
will on
Friday, The 29M dayof Augast 1878,
at the Cout House door l the city of Albany,
in said county of Linn, Il the hour Of ono
O'Clock in the afternoon oithat day, sell at pub
lie auction The following described real proper
ty belonging to said estat, and situated in said
county, to-Wit Beginning at the South East
corner of the Donation Ind claim Of Elisha
Griffith, Not. No, 1910 cltm 42 aud 80 in Town
ship II, South Ranges and West and run,
ming thence North 2j hains and 30 links ;
thence West chains ald 50 links; thence
South chains and 30 Inks; thence West S
chains and 30 links thsnce North chains
links thence South 23degrees West to tho
South East corner ofihetract of land conveyed
by the said deceased il his lifetime to Ira
Hawley, which is the Sdlth line of said claim I;
thence East q chains aid Y links, to the place
of beginnings containing about 81 acres. Said
land Is timbered and vii be sold in tracts or
lots not exceeding ten ares, for gold coin OF
the U. S. one-half in hind, and the balance on
a credit Of four menthsr rom day Of sale. secured
by mortgage on the primises. l'I7
H. j G, AVERILL, Admir-.
s. A. JOHNS, Att'y.--Sn5Owl. % : .
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
TELEGRAPHIc GLEANINes

Four thousand Carlists are march.
ing on to Berga. fifty-one miles north
west of Barcelona.
The special committee on the
Vienna abuses have reported un,
favorably to Van Buren,.
! Inquiry by the Government proves
that there has been no case of cholera
in Paris this year.
Henry Rochefort has been sent to
New Caledonia with eighty-nine otkel
convicts.
The payment of the third quarter
Of the last milliard of the war il
demnity was completed on the 5th
instant by France.
The ball at Long Branch for the
benefit of the sufferers by the fire in
Portland, has been postponed until
next Wednesday.
"A dispatch from Glasgow denies
the report of the loss of the steam-
ship Atlantic, and states that she
may be looked for at New York on
the 18th. lid rl9f
The German Government has been
notified of the action of this Govern
ment in tho Vogt case, and Vogt will
be released at the expiration OF a
stated time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

Our neighbor of the Register, in last
weeks issue, closes a short article
with these lines: ave have sound
political lungs, because we beloug to
and ADVOCATE the principles Of, a party
which is in good health" The italics
are ours. This will be news to the
readers of the Register, for we are
sure they will search the ditorial col
umns ofthat monotonous sheet in vain
for reason why he supports the prin-
cipIeS of the Republican party. lie
dare not state the principles of the
Republican party, and then discuss
the principles and fortify himself with
reasons for his support, The only at
tempt we remember ever to have
seen him make to offer reason for
IN the cause he happened to adopt was
the "EIipple-Mitcheil" case-and that
was, that "Iipplo" should be forgiven
because he spent "twelve years in a
noble effort to reform" But, to
make that reason seem plausible he
suppressed the fact that five years Of
that time this subject of "noble ef-
fort to reform" was'a bigamist, and
during the whole time he was practic-
ing cheat and a fraud upon the pub
lie by appearing under au assumed
name. |H..n
Mr.. "ITipple's" efforts to reform, if
indeed any he has made, dates no fur.
ther back than the filing of his petit
ton in the County Court of Multno-
nah to decree him the name Of
"Mitcholl." Why was not this step
taken years ago? Had he done this
about tho time his Pennsylvania wife's
namo was changed by decree grant
ing her n divorce, from that time for
ward, there would have been no fraud
as to his name, and We might have
dated a reformation from that time
Hence we think our neighbor's reasons
offered in this single instance have
totally failed him. But, men must
exercise their reasoning faculties if
they would become proficient. Try
it oftencr neighbor - there is great
room for improvement l am.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
sAERTFrs SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT nv
~ virtue oflan execution Issued out of the
| Circuit Court Of Linn county, State of Oregon
10 me directeda dellIered issued in pnrsnance
OF q Judgment obtained IN said Court in favor
OF W. NJ. Smith, Plaintiff, and against IT n
folly and Drpsilla Polly, Defendants, for tho
sum Oh si4,9pln u -. goN coin, with interest
18th, day of March, 1873 md the farther e' sum Tno
0l s9O, costs, and for acrulng costs which
judgment was credited With the sum of shSs
on the iith day of Juno, .lS73, have Ieviad
1 upon the following described real nrnneri,
10 VIII; Beginning al the iouth east cnrnnr ~
Ihe land claim OF Adam 7. Nye, No 9Sgg "a
notified for and designated on the Mats t and ud
surveys OF the United Stabs on file at the ReS.
Isters ana hecelVerB oflics at Oregon CITY orc.
gOn, anddesignatedas claim 4B. In To,ynehi
u, south of range, west OF the Willn ,o n, NIX
meridian, in Linn ccuny, Oregon tbanco.
ltunnlng north l6O rods thense west bO pe5s'
thence south 100 rods; thence east o. ~ yods
tne place OIL beginnng-cOntalning On ocrs sS
Also Lots No and the north east ~ nnortes aris.
OF tne south east quaTier n section 93 and ~
NO. In Section 20, In township Ia sontb i0S ~
range, west Of the willamette meridianMncoDDil NJ
GSaInlnB z og-lOO acres, situated in Linn eouniv
Saturday, the 9Sg Of August, 1878.
at the Court House Boor in so,i oo,,,,,.'
State, at the hour Of 2E'cloc1 n M 'oSp1Iy ~ and
DAY, VIII sell all the light title and intorot ~
the said H B. Polly aid DrucIla PoIlv in snd o1
70 tle salu real propery, TO satisfy the smr w
naming due on said Indictment fan s,re sun sun Ie-
hand TO the highest bider ~ oash IN
Dated July q, 1873. I'm A. pApVrp
pvn,o NJ, sheriff Linn County Oreao,r
Di Nho' iAVMPHREY,Deputy.- -n5OwI. e'"'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

WE have ben shown a letter from
leading Democrat of Grant county,
urging our respected fellow-citizon,
Hon. j. w. Baldwin, to become q
candidate for Congress, subject to the
action Of tho State Democratic Con.
yention, Judge Baldwin is Demo.
.crat of the straightcst sect and is fully
competent to serve the people in any
capacity, However it is hardly prob
able that he will consent to become a
Candidate. ----- - --- ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15

A petition for injunction has been
fled by Renton, Smith h Co., Of
Port Blakely, to stop work on the
new town plat of Tacoma, now being
surveyed and cleared for the termi-
nal city Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. 1t appears from the papers
filed in the case, that the petitioners
have n lease of the land which has
sixteen months yet to run, with the
privilege Of all the timber upon the
same. The land was sold to Gen,
McCaryer, subject to the lease, and
was conveyed by McCarver to the
Lake Superior and Puget Sound
Land Company. An interesting fact
developed in this suit is, that the
Railroad Company do not own a foot
Of land in or about Tacoma. Mr..
Renton states that on examining the
records, in order to ascertain the
parties against whom to bring suit,
he found the title in tho name Of the
Land Company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-08-15
AnmTMIsRA AToRls SALE.

nUBLIo MOTTO is HEREBY GIVEN ~
II that by virtue + an order made by thS
county Court OF theeounty 1 Of ln1 IA s'ae IN the
mater Of the estatof said W. q. R90ges, late
Of said said county, deceased, !, ", r Kirk, Ui AZ
ministrator OF the date OF said W. IT, boyes'
will on T 2S I'LL
Friday the A daq Of Sept, B7S'
at the Court Houseloor in the city Of Albany,
in said county, beteen the hours oil OGiock
A. NJ. and O'Clock. NJ OF that day, loWit ,,,,h a.
the hour OF o'cloc P. NJ, offer for sale AZ plD'
lie anction the follglng described real estate,
belonging to said cate, to,wit; Lot No 5 IN N,
Block Nos, and Lt No. in Block No. I, ,lI, IN tae
town of Halsey in inn county, oregon i0se'h-
er with the hotel bIlding situated thereon; ,.
Terms-The aboy property VIII be sold lor @
cash in U, S. coin nehalf TO be paid down On ~
the day Of sale, alb the remaining hall in SIX
". K. KIRK, Admir-.
S. A. JOHNS, Att. no2w4: