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ling because $500 is saved in the educational
office. As to the statement of the Governor bav-
ing promised the office of Superintendent to
Mr.. Corthell, we know that no such promise
was ever made, and the selection of Mr..
Corthell for clerk was made by the advice of
M. johnson.
So Pejepscot's accusations are the mere
fancies of stubborn and determined fault
finder. The fair minded man who inquiries into
the administration of our State affairs by Gov.
Dingley will come to the conclusion that he
is doing his utmost to economically and hon
estly administer the affairs of the State.
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DURING the month of April the Treasury
Department revived $2,965, ,451.4S more
than enough to pay its obligations. Very
we'll for a backward month.
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Ar list inst, brig Fl Jennings, Mahaney, Matan-


Cid soth. ship Undaunted, Dinsmore, San Fran
cisco; brig H Sibley Colson. Montevideo; sch Ma
ry Brewer. Saunders, Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate 29th. schs Viola. from
New York for Boston; Onward, Hoboken for do;
VIM Duren, New York for Providence; Veto, do for
Boston.
NEW HAvEN-Ar goth, sch Wesley Abbott, Mil
PROVIDENCE-Sld 29th. schs Lizzie d Barker,
Barker, Bahamas; Forest City, johnson. New York.
Sid Id;W SGth h. sch Gen Howard, Waite, Gardiner.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 3Oth, sch Wachman, Heal,
BosyON-Ar 3oth, sch whitehouse, Farnham.
Philadelphia.
Cid Both, sch Ringleader Snare. St Andrews, NIB.
Cid LIST: brig Julia Haskell, Haskell, Savannah; /;
sch Acacia. Hamlyn. Portland.
SALEM-Ar 29th scbs Mist. Robinson. Calai7 for
New York; Flight, Tinker, Trenton for Bridgeport
Earl, Cunning cham, Ellsworth for New York; Gam
ges, Pomroy, do for Providence; Willard, Frink,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid fin Singapore Mch 10, barque Goodell, Crockett
Ar at Rangoon Mch l6, barque Fay, Osgood,
Calcutta.
Sid FIN Bassein Mch 10th, ship Harry Morse. Wy
Sid fin Bombay Mich 25, Lydia skolfield, Forsath,
Amsterdam.
Ar at Leghorn 18th ult, Stephen Bishop, Gikey,
Ent out at London 10th, Sargent, Leighton, for
=, Ga at Havre 18th. barque Czarina, Nichols, for
Ar at Lisbon 21st ut. brig L Warren, Lea h. from
London for Santos, eaky and bulwarks stove
Ar at Falmouth E, 10th ut, ship jos Clark Crock
er, Maeab
Ar at Cardiff 3oth uIt, ship a ice vennard, Hum
pbrey Havre.
Sid FIN Liverpool 29lh ult, ships Freeman Clark
Bosworth, New Orleans Iyanhoe, Herman Rio
Janeiro and San Francisco. A'i'
Ar at st Thomas 14th ult, schs Eliza Coffin
Mltche barDadoes for Humacoa TO load for Boston ;
l5tt, 6arque Clara MeGilvery Walnut, Port Spain
brig Maurice, Bartlett, Martinique.
AT Cleniueg0s 2lst ult, barque Jennie Cobb Small
for Trinidad next day to load for Boston
:, At Havana 23d ult. barques VIM Anderson. and
Il Il u Stover for New York. ldg; Henry FIitper. for
no N0r'H a o. nasteras sehs Bertha Fellows for Bos
Ior 90; Ethan Allen Blake, for New York Ide; Ros-
well, Hurlbut, for North of Hatteras
Ar at Cardenas 2lst ult brig Ysidora Ronda Plum
mer, Havana.
--latest by European steamersl
SID fm Liverpool 18th ult, Richard III, McManus,
CID 18th, Eric the Red Oliver. for San Francisco: /:
Louisiana. Oliver, st John. NIB.
Ent out 14th # M Hubert, Dudley New Haven
jamestown, Call and Ivanhoe Herman for Rio
Saneiro via Cardiff; Edward o'Brien, Smalley, for
of Dover 18th, Hercules, Lincoln, from Antwerp
for Cardiff.
Sid fm Dea! 10th, John G Potter. Mcclure Cardiff
and Rio Janeiro.
Cid at Cardiff 14th. FL Dorado, English, Rio ,Jane
rO; Le0n0ra, Griffin, MOnteyideo
Cid at Newport 14th, Oneida Nichols. Monteviaeo.
Beyrout. ~
Orleans. wv
In Havre Roads 14th, North Star, Thompson. from
San Francisco
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Feb 16 lat 40 S, Ion 46 W, ship Sabine, from Chill
tor Falmouth. -
- March 13 lat S6 81 N Ion 20 so, ship st James, frn
Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
March % lat &c N lon 4S W. shin Pride of the Port
rom Boston or San Francisco.
April l6. lat 46 21 N. ION 126 W. barque Martha
hioeout, from Port Blakely for Melbourne.
April "a. OFT Charleston Bar, sch Annie Bliss from
Rockport for Port ROYAL SC - -
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PORTLAND AND RoCHEsTER.-Dover wanted
to secure railroad competition and thus get a
reduction in freights. To secure this eud, the
city put 1925, 900 in the Portsmouth g. Dover
railroad, and the competing line was built and
leased to the Eastern road for a term of years;
put alas for human hopes, the Boston
and Maine and the Eastern Railroads
make tariff for the points of competition,
ana Dover hnds the $225,000 invested, the next
thing TO a dead loss The shoe manufAc turers
and merchants are just boiling over with
wrath, and some of the shoe manufacturers
there will be composition of freights.
Gentlemen, don't be discouraged, for you can
come to Rochester where there are railroad
facilities unequalled by any other place in this
section of the State, and where there will soon
be direct lire from Halifax to New York
Ten wears exempt from taxltion ought to bring
in few more manufacturers, and it will be-
fore long Rochester Courier. -...
Acworth, New York, has been discovered to
be the possessor of vinegar spring, and the
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-02
AZOLUTO TOILET POWUER.
Renders the Face. Neck and Arms sot,.
smooth and fair.

harmless to the skin or complexion by Prof Haves
State Assayer, and Prof Babcock both well Know,
Chemists of Mass. Azoluto is put up in souare
Iackages white for children. and all skin irrafnns
% cts by mail 80 cts. Also pink flesh color for
the com plexion face, 35 cts by mail 40 cts. Soil
by all Druggists, or address M. 5. BURR & CO., 10
Oak St. Boston, Mass, Agents for U. S. feI6sn3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif'S Sale

oAASA AhA . k1eAaSs
CUMBERLAND. IS.
VNAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
auction, on THURSDAY, the fourth day of
june A. D., 1874 at ten o'clock in the forenoon AT
the Sherifs Office, in POI tland in said County ali
the right in equity which George II. Knight of Port
land, in said County of Cumberland, has or had on
the twenty-frst day of March, A. d. 1873 at three
o'clock and twenty minutes in the afternoon being
the time of the attachment of the same on the orig
ina writ, in the action which said execution was
obtained to redeem the following described mortgag-
ed real estate, to wit: certain lot of land with the
brick buildings thereon, situated the corner of
Commercial and Bracket streets, in said Portland,
and bounded as follows, namely: Beginning at the
intersection of the lines Of Commercial and Bracket
Streets and thence running in northeasterly direc
ton, along the line of Commercial stree eighty feet
more or less, to land formerly belonging to the
Portland. Saco and Portsmouth Railroad Company.
less, along the line of land now or formerly owned
by said Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Company to land now or formerly belonging to Mary
lngraham thence southwestery along the line OF
said Ingrahams land, upon which line stone wall
formerly Stood to Bracket street. thence along the
line of said Brackett street. eighty feet more or less
to the first mentioned bounds. For turther de-
scIptOn of said premises, reference is made to Deed
Of Joseph Walker to said George H. knight, dated
Registry of Deeds, Book $780, Page 4I3 Also to Deed
of Joseph Walker to Joseph Walker, Jr., dated Oc-
tober 3Oth, A D. 1855. and recorded in said Cumber
land Registry of Deeds Book 26s, Page 81.
Dated at Portland this first day of May A. D. 1874.
w3w19 VIM. II. DRESSER Dept. Sheriff
Plants for Sale Cheap.
T HAVE fine collection of Plants this Spring
l. which offer Tor sale very cheap Also abund-
anee of foweos all seasons of the year at
S. VICKERY'S Green House,
my2d1m 119 Spring St., Portland, Me.
DRAw-TENDEEg-
PROPOSALS will be received until WEDNES
Il DAY, May 7th, for tending Draw at Tukey's
Bridge for the year ending March 81 1875; Address
proposals to CHAIRMAN
my2d3t of Streets, Sidewalks and Bridges
Lost.
a SMALL Black and Tan DOG, He had botb
"A ears cut and somewhat deformed. Liberal re-
ward will be paid if left at the Police Station
my2 dat
$4,000 Wanted.
nm Mortgage Of First Glass. City improved Real
" Estate. Inquire of
CHAS. NJ. HAWKES.
myzdtw2d SO Middle st.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OFPORTLAND.
Friday, MBy 1.

Friday, MBy 4.
ARRIVED
Barque Sarah, 1ngerso l, New York-coal to Ran
Brig Wapita, (Br) Longhurst, Havana-sugar to
Agent Rail way. Reports, 40 miles West OF Nam
dislnasted in the recent gale. Refused assistance.
Brig Pronta, (Br) Allen, Ponce. PR-sugar to Agent
q L Railway.
Brig Marshall Dutch, Turner, Philadelphia.
Brig Fannie Trucker, (new of Portland, 400 tous)
Capt Tucker, Yarmouth, in tow Of tug Chas A
Warren.
Sch Edith L Steer, tof NewburyporD Hayes, Glen
tuegos via Vineyard-Haven with loss Of ibboom and
ioreopmas Cargo Of 459 hhds Al ties 10 bbls molas-
Sch Nellie Chase, Dalling, Baltimore-coal to Jack
son & Eaton.
Hersey.
Sch Quody, Tanning, Philadelphia-coal to Ran
Sch wellington. Barbour. Philadelphia.
Sch C Raymond. Kelley, Philadelphia-coal to
Sch Grace Webster, Young, New York-coal to T c
Sch Osseo, (Br) Martin. Boston.
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, Saco.
CLEARED.
Sch Isaac Rich. Studley. New York-master.
Sch Milo. (Br) Mcdonald, st John. NB-John Port
eous.
LAUNcHED-At South West Harbor 18th, by Il H
Clark, schr Kate Newman, 146 tons, owned by the
builder and others and to be commanded by Capt
everett II Newman.
WB See general news columns.
MEMORANDA
Brig L Warren, of Bucksport, Capt Leach from
London for Santos put into Lisbon 21st ult eaky and
with bulwarks stove.
Sch Florida (of Surry) Capt Jordan. with cargo of
staves went ashore at Deer Isle 27th ult where she
remains. She was bound to New York.
Sch Sea Breeze went ashore at Broad Hill Bar in
one of the recent storms.
Sch Nellie Grant Jordan from Providence for Will
mington. NC, went ashore 24th ult near New Inlet.
but came off 26th without damage and arrived up at
Wilmington 27th
Sch Traveller. of Eastport, which got ashore at
Petit Menan Point, has been got off and towed into
Millbridge.
Sch NJ l. Newton, from Salisbury, OF and for Calais
went ashore on Plum Island 29Ch ult at high water
and remains there.
R-See general news columns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOSTON Il MAINE RAILROAD
DIVIDEND NO. S2.

BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.
DIVIDEND NO. s2.
A dividend of Four Dollars per share will be paid
on and after FRIDAA, May 18th, 1874 to stockhold
ers of record at close of business April 3Oth 1874.
A. BLANCHARD, Treasurer.
my1 sudtd
bNr4c THE MOST
Wonderful Discovery of
the 10Th Century.
DIR. S. ID. HOWE'S
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
CONsU MPTION,
And all diseases of the THROAT, CHEST and
LUNGS. (rhe only Medicine of the kind in tie
A Substitute for Cod Liver Oil.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of
Voice. Shortnsss of Breath, Catarrh, Group, Coughs
Colds, &C., in a few days, like magic. Price 81 per
bottle.
DIR. S. ID. HOwE,S
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier,
which DIFFERS from all other preparations in its
IMMEDIATE ACTION upon the
LIVER. KIDNEYS AND BLOOD.
purities builds it light square up, and makes Pure
Rich Blood 1t cures Serofulous Diseases of all kinds
remoyes ConstPat9n and and regulates test the Bowels For
and BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS,'' I
''challenge the 10th century" to find its equal.
Every Bottle is Worth its Weight in Gold.
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MARRIED..

In this city, April 30 by Rev. w. L. Gibbs ". Mott
Boothby and Miss Fannie E. Tibbetts, both of Port
land.
In this city, April 80, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs Chas
E. Jellison and Miss Mary j. Hutchins both Of Port
land.
In Gardiner, April 10. Geo. W. Eastman OF Gardi-
ner and Miss Mary E. Morrill, of Pittston.
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REMOVAL,
WI IL S. s p II IN G e R

VI ~ has IemOVeU Der StuulO TO =" :
ROOM 3, CLAPP'S BLOCK
Where she will receive pupils in object-drawing and
Painting, usual.
mar23 sniff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FISHING TACKLE.
Poles, Lines, Flies, Reels, Hooks, &c.
FEATHER DUsTERs,
b a b v 9 a T. T. i a g @ 3 !.
BIRD CAGES,
CrOquet Sets,
BASE BALLS q BATS, FOOT BALLS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c. DAY, JEs.. a. CO.,
o4 EXCHANGE STREET..
ap27 d2wsn
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KENwAY BROTHERS,
Architects and Civil Engineers.
No. 6 Phoenix Block.
a U IL U II N MAINE

wear, we are prepared to make Designs Drawines a,,,
Engineering Work '-A''"hec'urarsnd VI
Fno,,nas over thirteen years experiences in the
~, y, an aiin American practice we are in n most
able manner. ''isi"e'ory and relt-
our engineering surveys are not TO be spr,assod
lor accuracy aud despatch ~ '"'P"Sseu
r,a' e. the pleasue in showing to gentlemen who
10y latIr US wth call, SPECIMENS of our work
liIchs Designs for Churches, Public Buildings
been engaged. 'S
communications by mail promptly attended to.
REFERENCES permitted TO Patterson & Edwards
lewiston; Little Smith II Co., Auburn; Il. F. Stur-
gus, NJ D.. Auburn; Robinson 81 Beede AubuTn.
capt W. II. Smith, "Allan Line" Portland
meh4is3m
OB PRINTING Of every description neatly
~ executed at this office nea1iy
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Boy Wanted.

To learn the ApOthecary business. Ad.
Dress with reference.
DRUGGIST, Box 1917.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01
TIRE LATEST TICKET OUT.

The most novel ticket of the cam
paign was nominated in Douglas
county last Saturday. The Conyen-
tons of both the Democratic and
Republican parties met in Ro3eburg
and proceeded to make up q ticket
that both parties could support. It
was agreed, therefore, by a negotia-
ton carried on through Joint Com
mittee, that each Convention should
nominate portion Of the ticket, and
that the two Conventions would then
unite and ratify it, Under this ar
rangement the Republican Conyen-
ton nominated the State Senator,
one Representative, the Sheriff, the
Treasurer, one County Commission
er, the Assessor and the Surveyor.
The Democrats nominated three
Representatives, the County Judge,
the County Clerk, the School Super
intendent, one County Commissioner
and the Coroner.
For State Senator the Republican
Convention nominated H, G. Brown;
for Representative, A, II, Woodruff; /
for Sheriff, L. Livingston; for Treas
uror, j. B, Noble; for County Com
missioner, j. A, Applogate; 70, As
SCISSOR. L. Buell.; for Surveyor, Peter
Applegate.
The Democratic Convention nom
mated for RepresentatiyesJ, L. Rice,
James Richards and J. II. Bean; for
Judge, = Brown; for Clerk, j. D.
Van Buren,; for School Superinten-
dent, Q. A. Grubb; for Commissioner,
G. j. Callahan; for Coroner, Dr.
Yenable.
Alter the respective Conventions
had made the nominations the two
and met in Joint Conven-
tion to ratify the ticket. j, T. Gaz-
Icy, Chairman of the Republican, /
and j, NJ. Arlington, Chairman of
he Democratic Convention, greeted
'ach other, and cheers were given for
he ticket. Mr.. Galley made
pointed speech in behalf of the Re
and Lafayette Lane did i
he same for the Democrats, both ,
,redieteing the success OF the ticket.
The Joint Convention then adjourn
ID.
In this age Of new departures one ,
'ught to DO prepared for anything,
'ut, in old fashioned Virginia par
ance, this ''procures us" But
Douglas county got up and inaugu- S
ated the Independent movement, G
nd we don't see why the folks up (
here shouldn't become still more L
amous as new departurists.
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no Tun DEmocnAoY OF LINN.


We have now our State, District
and county tickets in the field, and
only have four more weeks in which
to labor for their success at the polls.
The tickets are unexceptionable, -
They are composed Of honest, tenn
perate men-Democrats Of life-time
service and citizens whose reputa-
tions in private life will bear the
closest scrutiny, All ARE alike de-
serving Of the support Of the ,cEolc
party, and should receive il at the
polls.
Let the Democracy Of Linn firmly
unite their forces and go to work,
as in times past, for the ticket.
Remember, we still hold the ban
ner, and it should bo our pride to
bear it aloft over many a victorious
field in the future.
We can give larger majority in
June than was ever given before for
our standard bearers.
Lot us 60 to work with determine
ton to do it, and when the Idos Of
June roll around we will be more
proud than ever Of tho glorious rec
ord Of the Democracy Of "0ld Linn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01
RATlFloArIoN Ml.NllNn.

Tho victorious candidates at our
County Convention last Saturday
got out the Brass Band in The oven
ing, and ratification meeting was
held at the Court House, whete
speeches were made by Hon. Geo. r.
Helm, N. Y. Brown, Judge Haley.
Hon. Thomas Munker9 Il. @. Rice,
Col. Fred. Hill, J. X. Weathcnord,
W. i, Bilyew and others all pledg-
ing their hearty support to the ticket
and predicting its triumphant cleo
tion. 1t was indeed e happy "send-
of" for our cornty ticket
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Seminal Wea!znass,

Seminal emissions, the consequence Of self
abus'. mis- solitary vice, or depraved sexual
Indulgence, Is prIctlced BY the youth Of both
sexes to almost unlimited extent, producing
wtA unerrins certainty, tine following train oi
morbid SYMPTOMS, unless cOmbatcd by sciau-
the m deal mraaur s, viz SallOw cOunte.
nance, DARK spots under the eyes, pain In the
head, ringing In the ears, nose lii.1 the rust.
llnE Of l'Hv and rafting Of charlots, unaasi-
noSs about the IONS, weakness ot the limbs,
confused vision, bluat'd Intellect, loss OF con
IA nee, dlliq nee IN Approaching strangers, n
dislike To form new acquaIutnuc"s, uisposi-
ton TO shun society, loss OF memory, hectic
tiushes pimpios and various eruptOns on the
lace lured toDSur lWtid breath, coughs, con-
sumption, night sWaats, munoiuauia and fro
qu'ntly insanity. Ii rli'f br not oDtained the
sufferer should apply Immediately either by
prison OF by ttor and have Il eura Ell ctel by
his new and scientific mode oi treating this
disease, which never tails OF erecting u unick
and radical cur'. DR., &. VIII give one Hun
dred DOUHrS to any person who viii prove sat
iSiactOrlly 10 him that he was cured OF this
complaint by either OF tbs san Francisco
QuaCkS,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01

TX BENroN.-Ihe news from over
the river is indeed cheering. We
understand that the "Independent
spirit in Benton is gradually giving
way since their State Convention and
that the Democracy are fast return
ing to their allegiance. The county
ticket nominated by the Democratic
Convention on the I9Jh, is consider
ed 4 very Strong one and has mate
rally assisted in Strengthening our
party in old Benton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01

JoyruL TmNus, The news flashed
along the tolographic wires last Tues
day that the Committee Of both
Houses Of Congress have agreed to
report fayorahly on the passage of
the bill granting aid to the Portland,
Dalles y Salt Lake Railroad, This
Indicates tho early passage OF the
bin, and ought to AFFORD every ci6-
zen OF Oregon cause for congatula-
ton and rejoicing, This is the re-
suit Of the indofadgable and untiring
labora Of our Oregon delegation in
Congress.
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w. n. ROSS,
SADDLE, HARNESS g SADDLE TIRE
MANUFACTURER.

The undersigned begs lie We to announce n
his many friends and patrons, and the publl
generally, that he Is nov prepared to offer 4
tured from the best material the market "
lords. He also tenders his thanks for the M
ronoge which has been bestowed on him hers
tofors. and will endeayOr at all times TO giv
satisfaction to customers. Changers, Farmer,
and all others wishing GOOD article at
Inv eyamining his stock and learning the prlee
before purchasing elsewhere. w, \. ROSS,
n9jm3, Brownsville, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01
LEM COUNTY DEMOCRATIC coNVEN-
TION

Pursuant to call the Linn County
Democratic Convention assembled
at the Court House, in Albany, OF
, Saturday, April 25, 1874, at IL
o'clock a. M, and was called to order
by Mart. V. Brown, Chairman of the
County Central Committee.
Hon. R. B. Willoughby, OF Harris
risburg, was elected temporary Chair
man, and 7. Z. Porter, Secretary,
and Chas. Rallston, Assistant Secre-
tary.
Messrs. Paul Clover, Harvey Shell
ton and L. w. Pomeroy were ap-
pointed as Committee on Credentials.
On motion the Convention took a
recess till | o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met pursuant to ad-
journment and Committee on Gre
dentials reported the following dele
gates entitled to seats in this Con
tion:
ALBANY Precinct-C. P. Burkhart.
Lewis Cox, o. Fry, Jr., /. III. Long, ],
NJ. Mcconnell, S. Montgomery, Mil
ton Houston a Bales j. b. Houston.
IlgnguDQgfjIII- Inn 1
how, +. NJ. Rice, j. NJ. Meyer, II. l..
Brown, Jno. Tycer.
Lebc,aon--Wm. NJ. Smith, JOS. Moist,
Chas. ltaston.
Street Homc-H. Eckerman, D. II.
Mcclure.
Halsey-Chfs. Lewis, Jno. Sumner,
i. l.. Porter T. IL. Couch by Porter,
proxy,
Center-Walter Huston, BAIL Coop
er Jno. IsOm.
Hqrrisburg-Paul Clover, r. B. Will
loughby, b. r. Holt, Jno. Curtis, w:
j. stephens, Leander Sites.
Scto-Jno. Curl, A. NJ. Shelton, Thos. |
MSunkers, Jno. Montgomery, Il. p. |
Deyaney.
tfanilin BaHe-Jno. BiIyeu, A. F.
Beard, Harry Shelton, L. W. Pomeroy.
y y Orteans-J. A. Gilmore, w. j.
Smith.
Sa1ltjnns-F. M. Daniels, d. f. Crab
tree, p. M. Smith.
6yracu8e-L. Meeker, ], J. Davis, A.
II. Miller.
IVatertoo-D. Watkins, f. 3. Mack.
Brash Creek-W. j. Mallock, -
Fuller.
On motion the following gentle
men were appointed Committee on
Order Of Business; 0. P. Coshow,
Ihos. Munkers, NJ. Houston.
On motion Messrs. W. j. Stephens,
J. p. Burkhart, H. L. Brown, D. f.
Jrabtree and II. Eckerman were ap-
pointed a Committee on Permanent
Organization.
On motion Messrs. Vim. NJ. Smith,
I. M. Mcconnell and r. B. Holt were {
ppointed as Committee on Resolu-
ions. f
The Committee on Permanent or I
submitted theit report, ]
commenting that the temporary Il
hicers be selected as the permanent I
hicers Of the Convention. Adopted. l
The Committee on Order of Bust I
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01

WE see by the Jacksonville papers
that Iolman has set up the June
raoea for Jackson county ii an a.
tractiye shape. There win DO 'ihroe
days trotting and running, for which
liberal purses will be put up Won,
lot the poor old man amuse himself
without interruption.
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goesoG

TuR OreyoRian and Bg3',iR aro
busily engaged in attempting to
prove that each is responsible for
Dick Williams candidacy. No won
der both are anxious to avoid the re-
sponsibility Of the matter, but such
conduct Is scarcely ediiymg 70 POOR
Richsrd,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-05-01
vnn enauMo noes AoArN.

Tomorrow the ground hogs will
como out Of their holes, where they
have burowed for the past two
years, and will nominate county
ticket for defeat at tho election. L
This is the old programme, only in.
der another name. Ia the past years
they were known as "Cayuses, "Cst-
i2ens, "TaS-payors, etc, Now they
take the more specious but equally as
gnicinl sobriquet OF "lndepend-
eais' But il can't fool our people
now, any mono than it could in the
past. II is the same old shoat, ana
will be sent into its hole on the fist
day q June with moro terrible
lashlng thaa wal ever bsiare iniliel-
"a upca it