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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

Governor Stafford, of Arizona,
plainly describes a class of people
that don't get along in the West.
He says that "gcntlemanly farmers,
who commence without means and
have hired all their work done, will
undoubtedly be obliged to quit the
business; and those who have in
vested the largest portion Of their
crops n peer WHISKY at twenty-five
cents per glass, viii hardly be able to
meet their obligations and inspire
sufficient confidence to get credit in
the future"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

SAM, CLARKE, proprietor of the
lPiRmette Farmer and Salem Ipeek-
n Statesman, has merged them into
one paper. Half Of the paper is
printed in San Francisco and the
other half is mostly made up Of news
from the Dailn Sithlesnlnl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY
DIRECTORY.
Omcers of the State Grange.

MAsTER-Daniel Clark. Salem p. o.
SyCnETARY-J. II. Smith. Harrisburg.
UvERsEER-Wm. Cyrus Scio.
I.RrTiJRER- George Hunter, Dayton, W.
STEwAKiJ-R. +. Olds, Waitsburg, W. I.
LADY ASST STEwAED-Mrs. Chloe OldS'
Waitsburg, W. 4.
ASST STEwARD-W. NJ. Powers, Shcdd:
CHApLAIH-AnthOny simpson, corvallis
GATE. E.KEgpER--Frnnk shelton, Walla Walla'
W.T.. e.,..
TRFAsuRER--B. A. Wtzel. Turner's station.
CEREs--Alrs. Jane Cyrus, Scio.
POMoNA-SIrs NJ. Powers, Shedd.
FLORA-Nlrs. L. c. Reid, MeMinnyllle.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Daniel Clark, sa-
lem X. NJ. Gurney. Ten Mile, Douglas county
Urley Hull, Waitsburg, W. T.; q. a. M4iles'
Buena Vista; Thos. Munkers, scio; A. d. heh-
ry. Lafayette; ii. n. Hill, Junction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

THE Washington correspondent Of
the Boston GLOBE says u combined eff
fort is being made to oust Attorney
General Williams from tho Cabinet.
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, is az the
head Of the movement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

A Colorado paper says; "Thore is
a Gmngo over onthe Lefthnnd creek,
eight Of whose officers belong to one
family, In the Greeley Grange
soven Of eleven officers belong to
the Clark family. It's got so now
that every well regulated family can
have D Grange"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
COME AND SEE US.

EHAVING DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
III in the mercantile business to MIR. Samu
May, and being desirous OF removing TO San
Francisco at the earliest practical date, give
notice to all those persons indebted to the late
firm Of Gerst, May & Co., that desire settle.
ment OF all outstaud accounts by the first OF
April, 1874, except those accounts which have
been commenced for the current year and as
sumed by sam. May.
e. GERST,
for Gerst & AnSpachcr.
Harrisburg, Feb l6, 1874. 2Swi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

TIM bill in the California Legisla.
tre. to strike the word white from
tho school law of that State, was last
week defeated BY a vote Of % to AZ,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, was on the I'd day of Fcbru-
AIRY, 1874, duly appointed administrator, dc
bonus non, of the estate Of Elias ~ Johnson,
deceased, by the County Court of Linn county,
oregon. All persons having claims against
said estate nre required to present them, with
the proper vouchers, within six months from
the date Of this notice, to the administrator, at
the Office OF Johns & Jones, in the city Of AL
bany, and aforesaid, J. W. OHNSON,
Dated, Feb, II, 1874. Administrator.
JOHNS Il JONES Atty for Admir-. 2Swi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

TlgE Indians are killing and scalp
ing whites in Wyoming Territory,
and i the Government has amy more
reople That il wants 10 get rid Of Il
IT'D isttcr send them out there as
noe G COMMISSIONER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ESTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Oregon, County Of Linn, S. S.
Taken up by Hiram Williams, OF Ilnlsey
Precinct, one light, bay,nar, about eight years
old, white face and eyes, three white feet four.
teen hands and a-half high. Appraised at s25
by me this 18th day Of February, lNl
JAMES a. PORTER,
OSNI JP,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

"The bearer Of an important tenn
perance communication to this paper,
yesterday" says an exchange, "was
incustriously chewing coffee"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

PREsIDEST-W. +. Alexander.
VICE EPREsIDENT--James TntOm.
SEERETARY--A. W. Stanard.
TREAsURER--C. r. Burkhart.
EUsTEEs-Frank Shcdd and f. Powcll'
GATE X KEEPER-Ellas Tanning.
AGEST-I.. C. Burkhart.
Meets at Albany on tho second Tuesday II
each month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

a rumor is current that simultane-
ously with bis retirement from the
Ministry Mf. Gladstone will be ere.
aled n pnrr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20


II Is suggested by the Committee that the SOY.
eral counties hold their prlhary Conventions
on saturday, the 18th day Of February, nt
O'Clock =. NJ, and their County Conventions on
Saturday, the It'll day Of March, nj the same
hour In those counties where these appoint.
ments do not meet the convenience Of the DE.
mocracy. II is expected that they will mako the
lnittcc.
W. l.. WHITE,
Chm Dem. State Central Committee.
I'D. WALTON, JR., SECRETARY.
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| pcndleton Grange, Umatula co TIL Story
! n,,,Strr i III sharon, s,ic Pendeton
Midway Grange, Umatiha 60 IL ClhSc'
master. W o Myers, e; Heprner @ ,.,,,.obor
chebnlem Grange. fnmhill co , nIut,oite, ~,
master. Newbcrg ] z Shuck, scc west cheha'
/ lem ,,,,,in,to, On tsnnc
! Rail mnstrr;J q titsAn, seci Middl,to
ceatcr Grange, LiHn 60 WIN Phill o. mus
oi N,Ii e II crrcIr Grange, Yamhill co d . Bran
sam master. Sheridan; NJ NJ Ellls, sec Elkh9rl
WcEenzIc t;rnnge, LanecO Il BllammcrslrN
master, McKinzie; " \ woOlcot, seci 9prlns
field t,.,.ia..,,,,
Anlty Grange, Yamhill co ] j Henderson
master; J X Sawyer, see Ami IN m 1ronr,.
willamette Grange, Namnlil co IleHry
Hcwctt, master; Peter Bnrcndregt' sec "he"''
land - Cnoch
I Jacksonville Grange, jackson 60 EnqGn
Walker, master II \ Miller, sec; Iacksohvi'lV
Pennington Grange, Washington co IL a
carpenter, master; James WhhScoii'' ''''
Hilsboro ,ra..,n n,s.
ter; w + Herrin scci PhTniS
Washington and Idaho TerritO'
rieS.
WoItsburg Grange, Wallawalla co. r. II.
Olds master; n Hendrix, sec. WaitsburB.
DAYTON Grange, Wallawalla co. Geo. W.
Miller, master; o. C. White, see; Dayton Al,
Blue Mountain
NJ. shelton, muster; A. II. Cate, Sect Walla-
Waila walla Grange, wallawalla co. Frank
shelton, master; James SimOntOn, sec' wal
lawala. r.,,,.,,
master; ". l.. McKcrn, sec. Wallawalla;
Harmony Grange, Wallawalla co. james
DOna dS0u, master; c. +. Pharr, sec,i Dnytoh'
Battle Crock Grange, Wallawalla& co. co. d. -
Flowers master; WIN. Ayrts, sec. Dayton :,
French Town Grange, Wallawalla CO. r.
Louden, master; Mrs. VI. + l.oudcn, sec.; Wal
lawalla. Cit.
master: A. A. Manning, sec. olympia,
Duwamish Grange, King co. julius Horton
master; j. Ii. Titus, scc; Seattle.
White River Grange, King co. G. w. Lnwton,
master; w. II. Row, sec. White River
MOntesanO Grange, Chohhlls co. d. brady
master; C. y. Byles, see. Saisop. OUT
Union Grange, Wallawalla co. Levi oliver
master; Geo. Greer, Sec Dayton.
Pataha Grange, Walawalla co. James L'
Bounds, master; +. McIiriarty, sec. =. Dayton.
Excelsior Grange, Whitman co. ;; r. Gllll'
land master; A. ii. Gordon, sec. CollaX', r,
Ncz Pcrcc Grange, Nez Perce, Idaho. y. n,
Irvine, masters II. &. Hasow, Sec; Pine Cretk
Pioneer Grange, Whitman co, II. spauluihg'
master; l.. NJ. Ringer, sec. COliaX. ~,
Pine Grove Grange, Wallawalla co. Ezrlei
Saunders, master; l.. Blain, Sec; Pine GroNe'
Paradise Grange Ncz Pcrcc co., Idaho. j; Il.
Howard, master; j. A. Emery, Sec; Paradise
Valley.
Cmur de Alene Grange Whitman co James
Brooks, master; y. Knight, Sec; CollaX'
The apovH list is probably Incorrect in some
particulars, owing to the fact that tho Sccreth'
rlcs OF some OF the Oranges have neglected to
report changes made by the election which
took place In December 1873. If the Masters
or Secretaries will report any inaccuracies thGy
may SEQ in the list it will be corrected at once.
Yours truly,
j. II. SMITH,
Secy OF Oregon State Grange. =. OF II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
GRANGE NEWS.

That long list of names Of officers
of Oranges crowds out our usual d.
gest of Grange news this week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, executor of the estate Of John
\, smith, deceased, has this day filed with tho
Clerk Of the County Court of Linn county, in
the state OF Oregon, his final account for set.
tlement, and that tho Hon. r. n. Tandy, Judge
oil said Court. on the Ath day OF January, 1874,
made an order appointing
Monday the I'd day OF March, 1871,
at the hour Of o'clock In tho afternoon of that
day. at the Court House in tbe civ of AIhenH
IN said county, for the hearing of objections 10
such hnal account and the settlement thereof.
1o, l.. G. RICE, Exccutor.
JOHNS & JONES, Att'ys for Executor. 95wi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
OrTgom, for the County Of Linn.
Armiidn sullivan, plaintiff, vs.. John Sullivan,
defendant.
Suit in equity for divorce.
To John sullivan, defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and answer tho
complaint flied against you IN the abovc-en-
tied suit in said Court, by the first day OF the
term following the expiration of six weeks af-
tor the date Ot this SUMMONS towlt: by tho
fourth Monday the 2'id day Of March next,
and IL you fail so TO answer, plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in tho
cumplaiHt-u decree Of divorce dlssolving the
mnrriage contract now existing between tho
plaintiff and defendant, and for such other re-
llrl aS TO the court may seem just and equltn-
Bile, and for the costs and disbursements OF this
suit Service by publication Of summons made
by virtue of an order granted by the Hon b. +.
b0nham, Judge Of said Court, dated Feb. 8,
1874. JOHNS & JONES
Feb. o, lS7i.-2GwG. PlaintlE's Attorneys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
NOTICE.

THNIIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
M listing between VIM. IL. Kuhn and James
e.. Van Rensselaer,, under the firm name Of W,
IL. Kuhn Co., is this day dissolved by mutn-
NJ consent the notes and accounts due the said
hrlh becoming the property Of the said Van
ltrnSscacr and to whom or his representa-
tive, they must be paid, and to whom must be
presented all claims against the said firm.
W. II. KUHN,
7. G. SCHUYLER &
Guardian Of estate Of ], c. Van Rensselaer,.
Feb. 3, 1874.
Hp EFERRING TO THE ABOVE GIVE
ma notice that the notes and accounts duo
Mm: ii. Kuhn Co., will be collected by Jas.
y. wyatt, OF the firm Of Clark 4 Wyatt, who
may be found at the old stand Of Kuhn 4 60.
and who is fully authorized to receipt and set.
tie the same i. G.. SCIiiTi ,ER
Guardian Of estate of j. c. Van Rensselaer,,
n26m3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
ADMfNIsTRAToR,s MorIcr

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Dy the County Court OF Linn county, Oregon.
administrator Of the estate Of George p. Van
NOStein, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required TO nro-
derSgned at his residence in HARRISBURG in
said county, within six months from the date
h1reol' j. +. HENDRIX
Feb. 4, lS7I.-27wl. Administratar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-20
ADNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT T.. +
Court, Of Linn county, oregon, Gdministrni.r
Of the Estate Of Samuel Blain, licensed lata
ot Linn county Oregon; and all persons having
Claims against said estate are hereby required
70 10 present them to the undersigned, duly veri-
goh, within six months from the date hereof
ANA. ~ /. E. BI.AIN, Admir-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

At the regular meeting held last night,
communi cations were received from he Res d
ing micToscopical society, Of England; F. ank-
lin m1croscopical society, of Providence
Rhode island; DR.. r. n. Ward, of Troy, New
York; DR.. christopher Johnson, of Baltimore,
and others. Valuable and interesting contri-
buttons were also received, as follows: Twelve
prepared objects from Mr.. Charles StOdder, OF
Boston; twelve prepared objects from Mr. S.
Wells,of Boston; twelve prepared objects from
Or. r. :. Waltham; one micro-phOtOgraph OF
DR.. r. W. Ward. Of Troy, New York; unmoUnt-
ed materisl from DR.. Josiah Curtis, OF Wash
ingtOn, and Rev. h. {. Bolles, of salem, Mas
sachusetts; pamphlets from the authors, Prof.
Joseph Jones, Of Sew Orleans, and Dr.. @.
Richardson, of Philadelph ia; thirty pre- pared
objects from John Kruttshmidt, Esq, Of New
Orleans.
Mr. J 7. Speers was elected an active mem
Der, and DR. X. 81. Ward, OF Troy, and Mr.. ].
edwards Smith, of Ashtabula, Ohio, were
elected corresponding members.
a resolution was adopted expressing the
thanks of the society to the donors Of the con.
tributiOns mentioned.
No further business appearing, the society
adjourned; and, according TO previous ap.
polntment, the members proceeded to the
investigation and practical discussion OF
some points in plant structure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The pTettiest belle Of the city is TO
marry a New York gentleman in few days
Who is she?
The Memphis MennerchOr will
give a grand concert at Cochran hall next
Sunday night.
L. NJ. Henderson was arrested last
night. upon the charge Of stealing watch
from J. K. Newton, al The Lehner house.
Colonel Brown, OF the Mississippi
Central. published at Water Valley, is in the
city. HIS paper is one Of The best IN the south'
MIR. j. B. Jenkins, postmaster al
Middleton, Tennessee. has son, Just born
that weighs nineteen pounds. Mr.. Jenklnh
weighs two hundred and forty pounds. How
Will that do for high?
"A course of religiO-phiiOsoph
lectures is now in progression AZ the syna-
goZue Of the Hebrea reformed congregation
Rev. DR.. Samheld, rabbi. The 1irsi lecture, de-
livered last Friday, was a dissertation on
% Prof. Tyndall's address" To-nighIs lectul e
will nave or It's subject Spinoza's Life" and
that of Fr1da) next "Spinoza's system OF PM
losophy."
Mr.. A. G.. Bigley, of this city, yes
terday received a telegram from Mr.. William
A GWyn, OF New Orleans, confirming the an
uouncement OF LOuiEiana's great Democratic
Triumph, The Telegram reads: "IlOTy, halle
utah Louisiana redeemed; State gone Dem
ocratic. Five Democratic congressman out Of
the six are elected. with a majority In the
legislature. GoOd-bye, carpeibagger."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
OUR ExCURSIONIsTs PARTY.
From Memphis to JedersOn-what was
Seen apd Enjoyed.

Our special correspondent, writing US
Texas, gives us a resume of the progress OF our
eXcursiOnists, as follows LEFT Mem Dhis on
the Texas excursion train at one O'Clock in
the evening, instead of eight in the morning,
as advertised; nothing 70 be seen to Little
Rock, except in crossing the prairie, saw
several deer; this raised our sporting fire,
and We would freely have snapped our ex
cursion-ticket for good shotgun and the
train might have gone to the - Dallas
TexaTkana TO breakfast. This is a clap
board town, in the pine woods.
and If we are not mistaken 1t is a toWn that
ought to take Horace GreeIy's advice and go
lCeSt; IL will never live to maturity here. On
for Jefferson. On the route We were invited
10 attend a lodge meeting of the ancient and
honorable body Of "Inkslingers," and wilt.
messed the comforting of the editorial degree.
l will explain the ceremony: The lodge met
in the baggage car; the presiding officer was
seated on a hamper branded Hiedsick). The
principal sign is made by throwing the head
back and elevattng the right hand as II exam
lining something with the mouth. The pass
word Of the degree is ''demijohn," and the ex-
PLANTATION, "corkscreto." But here we are at
Jefferson. Met at the depot by Mayor Taylor,
with carriages, and were driven around the
city. at the hotel we were welcomed in
neat speech, which was responded to by DR..
jefferson, and left for Marshall, where we are
CHARTERED for the night, The country between
1exarkRna and Jefferson is not flushed yet
Will be good for saw-mills thirty ears hence,
by which time the pine trees will have reach
ed a respectable size, that is If the soil is
watered once a week with liquid guano-
nothing less will ever fertilfze il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
COMPARATIVE MONTHLY MORTALITY.
THE JEWISH ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Annual Meeting of the Board of Trus-
Jses-SfaGus Of the InsGi-
tuti0n.

The seventh annual meeting of the
board OF trustees Of the Jewish orphan asylum
at Cleveland, was held few days ago at that
place. The following officers were elected :
Mr.. Aubery, Cincinnati, president; Mr.. =.
Weiner, Cleveland, vice-president; Mr.. vii.
liam Kreigshsbe Louisville, secretary; Mr..
j. Rohrheimer, Cleveland, treasurer, and Mr.
L. Aufrecht, formerly of Louisville, superin-
tendent. The asylum contained during the
past year lSS children, but at this meeting q
more were admitted, making 2l5. The officers
during the past year added q new wing, at q
cost of $4,000, to increase the accommodations
for the Rdmigtance of orpl ans. The total in
come ofthe asylum 4 r the past year was $751;
go, of which $4,000 was equeathments 10 the
sinking fund, ~ ich accumulated TO $4,000.
The expenses for the year were $4,000. At
present there are SO Jewish lodges in IL west
ern and southern states contributing to the
support of the asylum, beside % ladies' associ-
aIfOns, and upward of 200 yearly mem bers,
who pay annually from s. TO So. Ten new
directors were elected, viz: Mrs. Silk, Mrs.
Mr.. / evi, Cincinnati; Mrs. s. Ull-
mar, Louisville; Mrs. d. Levi. Memphis; Mr..
A. Jankan, William K. Hays, Cleveland; =.
Heavenrieh, Detroit; P. Hopper, Dayton; E.
Milwaukee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
RT TELEGRAPH.

PITrsBURG, November 5.-Riyer on q stand
with AZ ircbes in the channel. Appearance
OF rain. Weather warm and cloudy.
NEW ORLEANS, Mover her o. Weather clear
and warm. No arrivals. Departed: Belle Lee
Memphis.
VICKsBURG, November 5-Weather clear
and cool. River falling slowly. Up: Katie,
No boats down to day. Arrived: Colorado.
LOUISVILLE, November 5.-Riyer station
airy, with only feet inches In the canal
Weather cloudy and pleasant, with rain cur
ing the day.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The rivar &c
falling slowly with p inches on the shoais
Weather clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE, November driver failing
with $40 feet by the gauge. Weather CLOUDY
with rain. Mercury 43 TO So.
CTNcINEATI, November 5.-River 3 feet 2
inches and stationary.
ST. LOUIS, November driver st ationpry.
with not over "a feet wafer to Cairo. Weather
smoky and pleasant. Departed; Fanny Lew
is, Memphis; Julia, Vieksburg; Common
wealth, New Orleans.
CAIRO, November s. Noon.-Weathers smoky
and warm. Arrived: shannon, New Orleans.
IL pm. Belle Memphis, Memphis, midnight;
Joe Kinney. Vicksburg,I am; Mary Alls>
New Orleans, 3 an. Departed; Reils 49,, -,
phis, st. Louis, a M; Joe Rine~- !, Lis
n May AliSs. 81 ouis, Ii a. .,.....
= y, S5ts o. II Jasper, st. Louis,
~ P' NJ . sss'' .ievisve, Memphis 2 pm: City
:" A.sIena, st. Louis. pm. Departed 81.
Genevieve, st. Louis, pm Light rain this
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
SUICIDE
A CIuzcn Sf Indiana Comes south q
Find an Avesue 60 the other World.

Yesterday morning a stranger named
Enoch M. Leaning was found dead in his bed
at the clearinghouse of JscOb 5iOtz, In the
Webster block on Main street, near Washing
ton. Leaning was about forty years Of age,
medium hight, and had dark hair aud wills
kers; he was well-dresSed, and suppose to be
a mechanic, and for several days past seemed
10 be sick or suffering with mental depression
When found dead IN bed II was evident that
death had been caused by poison; his eyelds
were contracted, his hands ciencned, and one
arm convulsed. A careful search was made
of his pockets, but no money was found on
his person. IN his pocketDook were receipts
for money paid by him TO the Masonic relief
association of indianapolis, Indiana. When
found, he was lying on the bed in dark room
destitute OF furniture A paper Of strychnlne
was found on the ntepiece, and by bis
side on the bed. was a blGnkbOOk, IN which
was written the following note relative TO the
fearful act he was about 20 commit;
MEMPHIS, November 2, Is74,l
So'elOck pm.
OF my wife and children ask forgiveness
for leaving you in the condition have, but
could not avoid 1t. II had stayed at home
your condition would have been even worse
than now, and mine don't think would have
Ueen any better. nave tOlI no one Of my
intention, neither do l blame any one Win
my misfOrtunes. You may wonder why 1
went away so far from home to commit this
act. In answer I will say that was afraid /
would meet come one l knew and would be
prevented from doing what am going to do.
u. E. Springer, In Indianapolis, Is the last OF
my acquaintSnces that have seen. 1 further
say to my fam 'ly that love you bett now
than ever. IN, kiss the children for me; tell
them died because 1 loved them. Ask
Charlie If ne likes his pa. Pray for me, that
we may meet In a better placs-a place be-
yond the tomb-wheTe distress and sorrow
shall come no more. nope me world VIII
not turn the cold shoulder 10 you in this your
time OF neeti. To the Masonic fraternity
would ask 10 do unto you a. have done to
9th TS. II you want my body, [ believe they
Will send IL TO you willingly. 4 bid you good
by forever, on earth, out hope to meet you
in e better place.
ENOCH 81. LEANING,
Soblesville, Hamilton county, Indiana.
Justice Spellman summoned jury OF in
quest, whose verdict was death from strych-
nine, DR.. Marable having given his opinion
that this drug was the agency used
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06
TRE MEMPHIS DAILY Ape

r,erV friends in Memphis, and his future Wis
it, to our city will always be msde agreeable
and pleasant
Nh. HARRY E. COFFIN was yesteI-
49, 1,nitad in marriage to Miss Sarah T..
Sraves- A large number Of ladies' and gen
fienen were present at the First Methodist
church to witness the marriage ceremony
SvhicIl Was performed by Rev. s. B. Surratt.
Affer the services the happy pair repaired to
The residence of the brides uncle, Major NJ.
]. Wsldran. who entertained the guests IN a
most bospitable and pleasant manner. Many
KIND n lends Of the groom and bride Join with
Us in the wish that their future may be one OF
purest Joy and unclouded happiness. May
each year but renew their love and strength
en- the fidelity OF their affections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

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