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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
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The great mistake Of Boechers
life was not following tho practice Of
Gen. Winfield Scott, who was man
Of an eminently practical turn Of
mind, and prolitted much by tic
lessons Of experience He suffered
considerable from dotraction and
misrepresentation ITO conversations
which had taken place between him
self and certain women when no one
else was present He determined that
such y thing should never occur
again, and resolved, as a rule Of his
life, that no would meter again have
an interview with woman without
having q third person present as a
witness. 10 this determination,
once formed, he adheN with char
actoristc pertinaeity, although by so
doing, 10 sometimes gave great Of
Tense. There is one instance given
in which very highly cultivated, ins
tnguing woman, who held confden.
tial rclrtions with a foreign govern
nent, was extremely anxious to have
a private talk with the old General
but he stubbornly refused, except in
the presence Of third person. How
much better il would have been for
Henry Ward il he had always taken
some one else with him his own
wife for ilstanee-when he went to
Mis-, Tilton. There could
scarcely have boon q question raised
against his tmnscendant virtue and
aminentpurity, 50 far as his relations
with Mrs Iilton were concerned,
and Theodore could have enjoyed
nis hallowsd intercourse with Ms
and susan Anthony with.
9gt the fear Of retaliation BY LIS own
ifa-mate,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

miscuously about the room. Theloy
ers at first thought twas the old man
come in from the next room with /
saline elm club, but after they fount
out what little thing il really was
they only calculated T" Thunder and
lightningl" and Immediately resumed
their former edifylng avocation.
The Sioux City Journal, says
"Yellowhammer, "who is a white
man, SO far as color is concerned,
married an African damsel at Bismarck
the other day, whereupon the boys
tore him from his nuptial couch and
gave him ride on rail.
The Benton Democrat ssys that the
Commissioner who lately made an
examination Of affairs at the Siletz
Agency will recommend the removal
Of the Indians to Grand Ronde Reser-
vatlon and the throwing open of ST.
letz Reservation to settlement.
Gen. Murphy, of the Olympia
Standard, denies a base SANDER
against his official integrity, and says:
III we notice this thing again, it will
be through different channel than
the column of a newspaper" Won
der if the General means to put a
head onto somebody.
An Omaha man went into Salt
Lake Germans saloon, who had no
licence to sell anything but beer, and
asked for 'Whiskey. The Teuton
told him he didn't have any, and then
whispered confdentially to him oven
you want viskey, you must call tor
vine and pinch at me NIT your eyes,
den l know vot kind of man You
vas, aint it?"
1t was rousing one--that benefit
given by DR.. Haskell at Reeds Opera
House last Saturday night for the
Salem fremen. The entire net pro.
'eeds, after paying all necessary ex-
lenses, gaslight, printing, ETC., amour
ed to five dollarsl The boys now say
hat times are too hard and money too
carce to permit them to indulge in !
ny more benefits for awhile. !
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
WHAT no no WIFI r1 icnr.

Sam. Evans, Of the Ottumwa (Iowa
Democrat, has struck rich idea il
tho following; With the broad ex.
panse Of unoccupied territory which
belongs to the peopleo of the United
States, wo wonder that some states
man has not heretofore suggested
the way in which to got rid of two
undesirable elements Of discord. The
problem can easily be solved when
we 60 at it in the right way, Set the
negroes off into q reservation out
west--let them 60 out there and
grow up with the countiyl Give
them territory enough to make big
ngger State make il a penal offense
for any white man TO go into their
territory except as an officer Of the
Government, an Agent or Suporin-
teudent. Then give the Indians
reservation this sido of the negro
Republic, between us and the colored
troops and then let these interesting
Of humanity work out
their own salvation with fear and
trembling. Let them raid all they
please, provided they raid on their
'wn groundsl Let tho niggers have
VI tho Civil Rights they can get from
he i'iniuna" Let them go in on their
leryel let them vote just as often
9 they please, but enforce the regu-
ations to kill each black or red ras-
al caught on white territory,
We would insist on having no river
'etwoen the reservationsl Let it be
n imaginary linel Let them ANAL
'amatol We wqntto see them fuse
No want them to get acquainted with
ach other!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

THE Custar expedition has com
'leted the exploration Of tile Black
Hills country, which proves even
teher than was before reported y
iold and silver is found ii numer-
|us places and in quantities SO great
Pat miners estimate that with pick
ID pm . single miner may take out
40 per day The distance from
bismarck to the gold regions is about
30 miles, over q practicable route.
|he citizens Of Bismarck are greatly
kcited, and already expeditions are
rganizing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
"A JouRNAL1srro MrLLENNIuM.

It has always been our special de
light to be on the most friendly ant
fraternal footing with our brethren D
the "quill and pastepct," no matte
iIwhat our political differences or bus.
mess riyaIries may have been; and il
is with sincerest pleasure that we are
daily able to note the growing suavity
and expanding courtesy evinced be-
tween the journalistic fraternity Of
Oregon. In surveying the whole
newspaporial horizon Of our State we
can to-day scarcely discern gather
ing frown upon the placid page or q
menacing fist shaken by even one in
dignant brother. In fact the very re-
verse seems to be the order every
body appearing to be excruciatingly
sweet on everybody else, and appar-
emily exhausting the vocabulary in
search Of endearing adiectives and
fattering praises Of course there
must almost always be some obscure
exceptions to the most universally
prevalent order Of things, and they
are to be found in this Journalistic
2.
Millennium" but with the exception
of little local disturbance between
the two live little Salem dalies-
wherein the classic expressions,
Morning Dab" and "Eyening Dia-
per-" are the very harshest epithets
broughtinto requisition not a ripple
of discord nor wave Of trouble rolls
across the peaceful breast Of Oregon
journalism Indeed it seems like the
satan Of newspaperdom was at last
pound in millenial chains, and that
patient forbearance, fraternal love
ind Christian communion were here {
Ifter to be the distinguishing traits {
# the repentant brotherhood Of the 1
Worth Pacific. ]
This is indeed refreshing season
a the erstwhile turbulent career of
ur newspaper experience bright
asis in the desert Of Oregon parti- .
m journalism; and if it will only :,
ontinue little while longer our :
'aders may entertain the fond hope !"
seeing Sunday School column :
the DrMocHAr and standing Il Il
gmn Of praise at the gable end Of - -
10 editorial department. :
Moral; Now is a good time to pay =
,ur subscription.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
NOTICE

y ACCORDANCE WITH AN AGREEMENT
a,,S ~, segllilptoIlllse between the Bondhoidera
Pany, the lands OF the European and orse,, SSs,,7
- nv pany consisting OF the Land Grant
- ,.s,, sas hairoad Company, have been rs-eo5-
~ Ss.,s - .us trustees OF the nondholders For
~ ~ 9sal oi these lands Land Department
o. the uregon and California Railroad bas
1eeh ses oFgenized, with r. Koebler NJ Manne'ins,
3l.I,sstor, !. X Moores as CommissionsF srd y
Al Notes due Eurppean and nra~r- -
49,. pAl{ viii % transferred 10 the land ~
- s''.en. % tne oregon and California Raj.
5pso, @ waom payments will b made. ana
p4ny for land heretofore soId NSA'lT
leet,sfo ana ppicnflons for land 20 Be "A.
:, "a Io the Land Department AZ ths fi-s.
4oA @ha CAiIufula Bailrord Portland. trrSeS.
..r-,. II KOEHl.Ffl
F4- AilrRGinE ntitIc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
WEEKLY PRICES CURRENT.

WHEAT--White, Z? bushel, 7Oc@75e.
OATS--Sa bushel, Soc.
POTATOES-9 bushel Soc.
ONIONS--7a bushel, sIGDsI 50.
FLOUR--7 Dbl, So.
BEANS--White, p ib, 3c@4c.
DRIED FRUIT---Apples, y tb, 4cG5c;
Peaches y ib, l4c;
Plums, q fb 13c;
Currants, = lb, 1Oc.
BUTTER Fresh roll, 2 ib 20cO25e.
EGGS-a doz., 2Oc.
CHICKENS--5a doz., 50 50S9$3.
SUGARS--Crushed, y 1b, 14c;
Island, 2 fb, l0c9l2c
San Francisco Refined, y b, 12c912b.
TEA-Young Hyson, y ib, 81 Is;
Japan, p tb, 75c
C0FFEE--7a ib, 33c.
SALT y ib, lAc@2Ac.
SYRUP--Heavy Golden, p lzeg, IS so;
Extra Heavy Golden, y gall, 75c.
BACON-Hams, u ID, l3c;
Sides, q tb, Sc;
Shoulders, p Ii, Sc.
LARD--In tins, q lb, 15c;
In kegs y tb, l2c.
OILS-Devoe's Kerosene, q gall, 75c;
Devoe's Kerosene. "a can, gall, 80 so;
Raw Linseed Oil, p gall, 81 %:
Boiled Linseed Oil, = gall, 81 81.
HIDES-Undressed Deer Skins, y 1b, SOC;
Dressed Deer Skins, y tb, 81 25i
Dry Cow Hides, flint No. l, p IT, 10c(912c;
Green Cow Hides, salted, No /, a tb, 5c618c ;
Sheepskns y hide, 25cQD30o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

Gov LESLIE, of Kentucky, has
called out four companies of militia
to quell the disturbance occasioned
by the whites and backs in Lancas-
ter A dispatch says spasmodic
fighting has been going on there
since Friday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

THANKS, BRrTu'RiSal-W We are un
Pr many obligations to the entire
ewspaper fraternity Of Oregon foi
neir favorable and ilattering notices
tho recent change ia the DEMO
PAr proprietorship and its entrance
pom the threshold of volume tom ~
'entlemen and foller fellers, your
|ndnoss is not thrown away upon
pworthy or unappreciatiyo objects,
we hope to DO able to attest in the
lars to come after ''this yero.p
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

Ir now looks as if our coming Leg
islature is to bo absolutely gobblod
up and carried off in the arms of a
beyy Of determined women who will
swarm about the capital, clamoring
for suffrage" and privileges" and
things.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

The Salt Lake Tribune says; oIn
Cache valley, the other day, ono Of
our fellows got hungry for bear, and
as bruin wouldn't come to him ho
went for bruin, and found him. Being
from Oregon, he adopted the strategy
Of tho oregonians, so he threw up his
feet for breastworks, and tho way he
pounded red,hot shot Into that bear,
was a cautions to varmiuts. Ho now
has bear to sell.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

/
q breaohy eow--a near relative tc
the Albany COW that opens gates and
eats up our vegetables and flower
gardens-out on Birch creek, having
done considerable damage TO the grow.
ing crops of certain ranchor, his bet.
ter half went to neighbor, borrowed
Q shotgun, went home and fred a
charge of fine shot into the bovine,
The boy who loaded the gun, put in
50 large a load and rammed It down
50 tight, that the gun kicked the irate
lady till her head swan and she saw
more stars than the "milky way" con.
tains, and the COW viii probably "kick
the bucket from the effects of tho
wound.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Idea of Universal Medicine is a
last realized In Dr.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BIrTERs. This concentrated essence
Of the finest medical herbs and roots in the
Western hemisphere, eradicates all diseases
which have not undetermined the sources Of
Headache, Congestion of the Liver, Rheuma-
tism, Gout, General Debility and innumerabIe
ulcerous and scabious disorders, it is a specific
absolute and infallible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
AMENpE HONORABLE.

A few weeks ago--during the time
that our attention was engrossed il
election matters an item creptIntc
our columns rejecting upon the Jour.
nalistic career and financial standing
Of that eminent Democratic journal.
list, M. M. Pomeroy. The allegations
contained in the item were taken
from an exchange, and had been
going the rounds of the press for
some time. Since the publication Of
it in the DEMOCRAT we have received
a courteous letter from "Brick, " in
which he calls our attention to the
article and insists that the assertions
therein contained are untrue. We
sincerely regret that our columns
should have been instrumental in
Illuminating slanderous allegations
against SO distinguished and able an
advocate of Democratic principles as
our brother, 'Brick. We give place
to this frank recantation Of the spec
ifications enumerated in the item re-
ferred to, SO that "Brick" may have
no reason to complain that the
anaende honorable was not made in as
public and conspicuous manner as
were the charges complained Of.
Since writing the foregoing our at
tention has been called to an article
in Pomeroy's Democrat, referring in
indignant terms to the item referred
TO and alluding to the editor of this
paper in harshest epitaphs. Well,
We don't design making any correc-
aons, because of this indignant out
ourst from 'Brick," but will only
ldd that if he chooses to accept the
Ipology in the spirit in which it is
'tfered, there will be no cause for
urther hostility between us-4two /,
in more relations than one
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
TILE WHEAT cORNER.

Somebody somewhere has gottel
up corner in the wheat market, ant
it looks now as though our farmers
were to BE chiseled out Of fair price
for this years production. We dom
think the thing can continue, how
ever. The blockade must DO raised
soon, and we have no doubt our pro
ducers will yet realize p fair price for
their grain. However, we would not
have them rely upon this assertion Of
ours to induce them to hold back
after they have been offered living
price for their grain, as they can
scarcely expect to receive as hand-
some q figure as they did last year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

NVllCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue OF iiconsa and Oy,ler OF Saie nnad.
" the County Court q Vase connts Cre~nn \
wiil proceed y sell u pablo auction. 10 ~,
hlsnest bidder, tho following desefibed tract q,
hAlcel nt land, belonging 10 the estate az John
a; nouthlt, minor, Is follows.
Ihc unc-gixth part Of the Norfh. .Is..t ,,,,.
iSt y ~ SeSlon sh Township No. i2. Sonth.
1919 ~ . West containing about Iwenty-six h
anl iwo-th hirds ll6sl acres. and situate IN linn
NJ. ,,,, Nts1Sseh, n said property will be sold Al
en- tAnu coohty,
Saturday, he lsth day Of fSPs,, 1871,
a the hoar 81 / o'ciock ?. y. Of ala dnv--
lerms s-Sioid coin. cash In hand.
- Jas. X. noUrHET,
Guardian
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

IN d he cire''it cOgrt Of he State Q,

an me Circuit Court of tie State o,
Oregon for he CouRty.o of Linn. :
In equity-suit Tor divorce.
defendant - Seii'sS nsicher,
I9 James BrlOler, the defendant above
N the name Of the State Of oreapn. You
49, esLeoy ,reqaired TO be and apnsar In ths
AooNe-cnutled Court and answer the con,nlai,t
the Clerk q said Court by the irst tinv az IN
term OF said Court following the exnlfation' ~
W s9e tiI9e prescribed BY the order of the JudSe
ot said Court for the publication az th5s svs,
mons, to-wit by the 12th day OF Octoher WI
10Y VIII take notice that II YOU fail Ia an,.sa.
" ny answer as above, the plaintiff will annie
20 t, we Court for the relief prayed for IN t,s
piAlnt to-Wit f0l decree tlssoIvlne the
tne marriage relations existing bet,reen W. s..e
menis 0f the suit N'N NaspA1s-
,y flnlished by order, dated August 0th ls-a q,
!, ."a. = =. 69nham, Judge of said Court feT
iliiSant organ In and Tor linn coansv 0,,..1s l2s
nivi Afsorss, "a ": hSSl'3WlN' Ssl b'N
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

SINCE Moulton's statement is pub
lished even the most skeptical Of the
leading papers concede the proba-
bility of Beecher's guilt. The great
New York journalsare almost a unit in
acknowledging the conviction of the
great preacher, and there is scarcely
a paper of any responsibility which
deigns to express an adverse opinion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

The citizens Of Brookhaven, Mis-
sissippi, know how to settle the mig.
ger question, Last ok three col
ored contrabands forced an entrance
into the house of an estimable lady
and violated her person, and the
next day they were caught and sum
marily hanged, in the presence of q
thousand people. They confessed to
the commission Of the attrocious
crime.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

The latest rumor in connection
with The transportation qaestionisthe
Organization Of q company, with S5O,.
600 capital, to place a limo ofsteamers
on tho Columbia from Cello to the
head Of navigation. Tho company
also proposes 10 construct line Of
railway fem Dayton to Walla Walla,
and, in addition, build railroad port.
ages at tho Dallos aud Cascades.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
NOTICE. NOTICE.

No DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF THE
- Cty Of Albany; You are hereby notified
on the Delinquent Tax Roll, and the san,s
must De paid Immediately. The hooks can ba
iouad intho hands Of Becorler Herren.
- T. p. MCKNIGHT
HeWs CITY Marshal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

SUSAN B. ANTHoNY is accused by i
lTant girl Of TiIton's of having
len caught sitting on Tilton'a lap,
4 4 now the gentle Susie ruahos into
Pint and denies tho soft impeach-
ent- We don't see any necessity
\ that- IiIton Is universally ac.
Howledged by his worst enemies,
haEe been \ MAJ Of taste and ro-
nement' md nobody has ever
lrea 70 accuse him 81 sodomY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

NEanoPHonIA is dying out among
Pie Radicals especially in tho ranks
i the Southern carpot-baggers who
pave received their education in that
Achool in which their kind only can
rn-experienco. The dispatches
Eell us that The resolutions Of tho AL
Rbama Republican Convention dis
lain that they desire social equality
n special equality legally enforced;
Pat they desire no mixed schools,
'nd recognize the fact that every
house is sacred from intrusion, and
Nat in free country every one can
aietate for himself.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

a ono-legged soldier, a Mormon
recently asked Brigham Young to
supply by a miracle, the missing
limb; but tho apostle, not to be
caught, made this reply: a can in an
instant produce new leg in place Of
the old one, but then you see, ifI,do,
10 will cause great inconvenience to
you in heaven, foraIter your exalta-
ton TO glory, tho original leg will
come back to tho spiritualizod body;
mine also being ofdivino origin, be.
comes immortal, and, in this case, Oh.
servo how very awkward three
legged angel from Utahwould appear
among the inhabitants of the eternal
worldp
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
An UnwhOIesome season.

! The closing days OF winter and the early day,
OF spring are very trying to the feeble and sen
sitive and are apt to affect unpleasantly ever
the more robust and vigorous Nothing car
De more uneongenial to the nerves or more de
pressing to the spirits than damp, chilling
winds, fogs and cold rains, and of such unwel
come visitors we have superabundance al
this season. Common prudence suggests
therefore, the propriety of fortifying the system
against these insidious enemies of health and
comfort and the experience or more than n
quarter OF century points to Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters as the alI-sufficient sanitary safe.
guard under such untoward circumstances.
An accession of vital strength and energy is
what Is required to meet and overcome the I'M.
healthy elements now present in the atmos.
phere This increase of vital power, so ncces.
sary to meet the ordinary drafts which an in
clement season makes upon the system and
the constitution, can be readily acduired bv
taxing from two or three doses of Hostetteris
bitters daily during the winter and spring
inohJhs. Inc nature of this celebrated restora.
tlVe IS wei known to the public 1t is comnos
ed OF and absolutely pure diffusive stimulant
medlcated with the extracts and Juices of the
nosI enectlYe tonic, alternative, anti-bilious
ana laxative roots and herbs known to medi-
cal science. To the combination Of these ev.
ctlient ingredients, in proportions suitable tn
the eXlgencies of enfeebled languid and dis.
aensed systems, the great tonic.alternative owes
lts eIllclency as preventative and curative
q course OF 1t commenced now will prevent ali
langer OF fever and agt1e, rheumatism. or other
tlnhents arising from cold and damn peculiar
le spllng months, and also prove n safe
51lrd against the attacks of dyspepsia and liver
complaint which SO frequently occnr Al this
period OF the year. 'i'-'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

A CNonsAH dispatch Of ihe Goth
ys; Eighteen oi tho lArge counties
this Slate foot up % 700 maiority
ainst Che new Consultation, and Il
estimated that 10 il defeated ~
N eo,ooo, ana, perhaps, 75,ooo
.lpriy. The yoto On tAe license
NJ net come a good shape, and
oiiieinl eoupt will Do given. The
\ wiIl Ny rlqsp, WITH q probability
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

Trains Of emigrauis from Arkansas,
Missouri and Nebraska passed through
Union, during the week, They had
come al The way the plains across and
were nearly four mouths on tho road.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28
ChNpped Hands and Face,
Sore Lips, Dryness of the Skin
&c.. &c.

Cured at once by HEGEMAN's CAMPHoH
ICE WITH GLYCERINE. 1t keeps the hands
soft IN all weather. See that you get HEGE
MANS. Sold by all Druggists, only 25 cents
Manufactured only by HEGEMA & Co., Chem
lists and Druggists, New York. jani37Iy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

A YOUNG lady and gentleman, re-
Gently married, lie at tho point 81
death in Dover, N. j., in consequence
Of having been thrown over d prAci-
pice. They had been married at
Dover and with three friends started
on q trip to Budd's lake. While
climbing the stanAope mountain,
near the railroad bridge, the pole Of
the carriage broke and the vehicle
rolled rapidly down the steep grade!
1t struck against tho side Of the
bridge, tore off the railing, and went
over the abyss fifty feet deep. The
bride and one Of the gentlemen had
both arms and legs and several ribs
broken The two other ladies were
fearfuliy bruised, and the bridegroom
fractured an arm beside receiving a
humber Of cuts about his person.
e is thought he cannot recover. The
sutterers were all removed to Dover
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

PC. HARPFR & c., have Just re-
received new supply Of fancy goods
and potions, glassware, groceties, ETC.,
which they are still offering to sell at
bedrock prices. y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-08-28

Iar great Studebaker wagon fac
tory a South Bend, Ind, burned
last Tuesday Loss $500, 1000.