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TENNESSEE. POLITICS,
Tho Strife for the ttsifeh Stale. Sen.
HtDyA51tu,

Aho @tfAte 'of '"s .'n''"" stnte" 7c"s
"t"sNn.n'
NASHVILLE. Icnn., AHE. 19.-Ihe Capltai OF
Tenncusco IL III O persLirlson over The Sena-
to+., uurc..ui,,r in a ,cl.,t;esa .t,,o nj
.,..:,s,. ,.;., ,,,s..s ,,;,,.,.
.e' 4 1'"s ','' NV o'''.''''
III Tue political cad!ufoh. "'th tue psoapec. ol
apSlo (?}'nidttlou. They arc terribly ht!Stnls
Ia bo sacrificed. oven down to their No. II
h-oc.na Tba ,n..t ~unnr rnsct. thrn,. nnn IL
~ =.
productive " host Vi nh'' iieu@s' ~
was only tho other day thAt their hair
waB made to strike an attitude 1iks that Ut
:. ou,lJs mon ths fset}u, porcnplpc.' IN cous.-
-. ~ .,..,,,,, h1a,.,, ttra,nt VI. ,,,,,+ .,
4o'ne" " ..fo'. , ,"'o"s4 1a' A"'
air, that tho Hon. Edward Hazard East, accrela-
ry Of Stato d'iring tile late eK-preetdoht3 career
~ nitary Governor Of TenncHace had rccoivcd
tho suno,tme,,t Thor WIRE mt wholly ,et;oyed
y, ~ n.r,.ia., .r~,at,. ,,,,t, ,ha ran,s- 49,
nouuced yesterday morning, tlat there "hs no
coufrmstiou VI tho rumot at the Department u
hta,r.
~ r,,, r., ma smo,o tha fo., i, Te,,u.aco
-. Ia. ""' o'' ""e"s ~. ~
VINO 'ema'nea steaaia't 70 suo oo'on' ie ~
highly reEsthcd oy GnT. f"ter. as man q
very ronsdelah ah,l'te, nnl a. tna1s tnor'
ou1i,Iy ve7scd IN Tie ntricacies Ut government.
E1ceslpncy. 1t Is generally believed. however
that tho Governor MI mate hts choice iroin tue
numol Gus e."confoderates who arc hsp1rants to
tho h1Rh position: aud shat tue telect'en
will. IN all psobahltyi bs male from tl,ore Who
we're not conses anta IL Tue raee before Ilie Leg
is!atufs in Winch str. 5ohnsou t1'anphsA
Tho name Of ex.GoT;; 1sham q. Aa'fia ~ r.
been much talked about in connection s.ta tue
6cnatorsLlp aud IT las oeen intlma.ed fhat me
Governor has squlnted IN shas a'rect4oh pu1
fr1m what causo, laa not como 70 me SURFACE.
It IL rrrtty generally undc'hto3u thht t9e ehoieo
of HArrln would bo nnnopn'"e ena ~oild lIardly
be . compliance viii tho liberal SenHhehss no"
existing III Tennessee.
Az Gov. Porter has asi tne sime he cana ae. :.
sire to make up bis mind upon tho nubject u IL
beloved Ae will tahe h1s stue. a"d rasher
wait - ses which wa7 the EopnMf bfeozo
Nill tlow before le rustes down -, 70 l1no po'at.
lie - now al hIs hume ~ tnfls. Hest 4ehtiehsee
greatly TO the aHhppoihtInent ol n! sha hsp'faat"
whn daily visit NaehFiie Win b'!s Tue Que
purpose tu slsw;-tle 5'rescutasioh o. o.
their cAim8 for tue SenAtaIHhip. It II
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Tho singular position 10 .akou by II. Mossau.
10 discussing the conditions OF inuauity, that
tho meutal organizations most favorable Tor tia
development Of tho faculties are ttous shch
givs or3sn TO dsItrium. aud that tsAuscenaental
capacities, OF intellectual pptitudes, derive lhsls
or.gsu from IN exts4 physiological condition Of
tue oseaas Ut thousht' sud. fsom shs paIat Of
Instead Ut the axiom Of ~ Aans mind IN aas,o
body" beiux correct, u. MoreAa declares That
tny Deterioration Ut tho physical ,usn IL q con.
dit!ou of tho tertsctlnu u tlo moral ulRu, that
tha human Intelligence is never ussrsr to its fall
than whom It y elevated to ltn hiEhoss grandeur,
tho cs4ses OF i.s tail being Ast tic casss Of Its
grandeur. Fusliv, at. AoteAu sAxerts that most
Individuals enduwed with = superior intellect, "
tyau msroaY placed ahoYo tho eouuon lsrol OF
m~u.kss4 Vt sLelf &saai!1 i4aAtiea. sLa
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9p<tfat Corrstpoadenea of 1ths GhIea4o 1vibnnt.
IsntAxArol1s, lad., Aug. l5.-1ispt.- Com
tnaodsr Uwentsous OF thus city, d'od on beard
tle staxsner Hpala, vt Staten leland. ou Thurs
day. tho ,sispntchss being recsised by tie sela-
t.sos on Friday. lilo was we'll and highly kno"u.
ucing mo:aber Of o prominent family. IL e.''
tered thu Aca.lemy In 1HGu, R,.d served dus!hh
tlia latter part IT tue War Of the lseboiiion naA
distinction, winning rapid promotion 14lS oooS
t:aths Ataee1atsd F4sas.
Bs7AxNAH l4-, Aug. l6.-Tte ilo9; eoluAoa
Co..eu died tlis morning, aged =. ~ w. I,.
Que time, tnombst Ut CongEess tsom 'o1s o'~ss'
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GILMAN. CLIFTON f. SPRINGFIELD.

GILMAN, C!-THTO OF e SpR1NEF'EEU.
>rrsmt D's7msea to Th> CA'e"ao Y'1orr<.
B1.ouxtxaroS. ILL.,, Aug 15.--On SATURDAY.
1ua.e r,t,on n,aae atfdjt,on.1 or1ers In tho mat
80 ~ 1.,,x. r,H..,e,. !, c..,a...,,,,t p.u
road to carry 'to effect bis decision to transfer
thc property nt tho road To Col. Tom Scott aud
Hurh j, Jeyett ~ ]tcco,yers, An o01ciot bond
.1.n t, ,r,a ,o,ao,o, r., lin f.orr. ~, ,,oo,y
os tho Eereiycr., coul,ioYcd for tho faithful
performance OF their duties as Receivers under
uttectIou Of tue CURT. Tue bond is signed by
Leyi p. ,itrtou, Geuree i,,,sa, a,d Gaorge Il.
,,w,a,,, ~ ,,o ,n,,,.t,,,,"ha,aa - rrestor
."oo''' ~ INV o"'."o H'oeo " 1AoA .1u'
!'lisH Il Coz VI Hc~ Aork, DUE
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TUE pREslnenr's MOVEMENTS.

rA1npolxr, CuAurL4uer. LAKE, N. T.. Aug
15.-Ths President left FAlrpolns at 10 o'clock
for MayyiiIe, ~hers hs took special train on
Tho Huas,o, Cory Il pntsbntg Railway for
Buffalo. at which place he takes an express
tram 70, Bristol. Il. l., BY way OF Albany and
Doston Atriviuv at tho lasser plsce ut II O'clock
Moav night. aud arriving II nfastol early III"
merit morning.
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RUN OVER,

Special D2tpatch q Tia Chltaeu 7FlbWn1.
LA8ALLE. Ill., Aug. 1b.-A young lad by tho
aAlaa Of Schmidt, deaf aud damb, was struck by
tho wsatmard.bonad day-express on the ch!.
oago, Nock Island l. pacif}o liAllroad to-day
and badly injured. His condition u considered
critical.
sD*ctai u1spa&rh to TIA Chbaae Irt8uns.
ALTON. ILL.,, Aug. l3.-0n Friday hight about
10 o'clock, the accommodation frctGht.tra.n On
the jackson yite Branch Of the Chicago d A!tou
Nltlroau ran over md killed ln1tantiy \ Ilan.
supposed to oo named Mullen. 1t L,tt1o Fax4
Greek. . .uilss beyond Godfrey. Mullen was
lytnR a4leep on tho Rad win his f,eai on tho
rail, aud waa not sesn until tho tsaEa WAS almost
on him: H,s head Mas cut oil and thrown in tho
ditch Alongside tho track. Lis body Was carried
W lha trueks ot tho cara aoue 2OO fset beyond,
aud cruAhsd Almoat 10 iaIty,
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4 GERMAN holiday.

Sptsfas DtspatsA to Thu CAteaoo Tt{ous1.
MILWAUKEE, AUX. to.-Lsrgs PROFESSIONS Of
Sons OF uaEnann moved through tbs s,rastu
to.day 10 Qulntons' Park, whsse the unwilling Of
. atalue VISA celebrated. All the oa,m.n
socaetlas participated. aud ths 2stleras NAs pns
Vt ths lAIXssk vt s4s ss4Au1ts
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Hptei1l paratrh to The chfeaHn Tffbuns'
sloux CRY. Ia,. Aug. IA. =. nitts, oi na'-
erlno H., committed suicide III this ely to-day
1Is arst took doso VI str;chntne. snd then
stabbed himself In tue bowels tarce tln'es WIN
lxrue pochct-Anire. llo waa. ~ 1lado; Wn-
cb..ist aud was looking for work, btlt, iaitnRt 20
obtaiu employment, BECAME aesI ersto' wnn tao
aboyo result, uo has \ family living IN WAtsF-
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JOURNALISTIC.

Lou,a,.111, KY, Aug. 15.-bs:sasd Bmlth,
soyYrsl years managing editor Of the Courier
Journal h.. securtd III inteFeat ln tho Lonis-
y.,.s L*,igu, aod will Assame editorial manags-
msut aud control Of that paper to-mozrow. The
Lsslger viii continue to be published ~ N after
sesx t,aIssr, eut il IL understood 4hat radical
eltau9os wl 10 uads In tts styls 4ud ohAEsetAt.
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III. g.ulI,eur, rsrts J. @. Msrk. 1ova; r. A"sf-
h.rh, s,lt t.ako CITY: q. w.. n'rwoot, p1sen!oF!.
v. q. wolsf, n"on ioan NJ '1ts y. hnn, rnms: q.
tsr.o,t, Massachusetts,: A. II. Frlnt, lows: J: 4.
Thnmss Cincinnati; Henry F. Anllth. Ito he*tar !:
ntrnart1 Eern,n. ~. L,,lis; f, +, Townsend. Nav
York: Aenfy O, Dunno, st. Louie.
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9pfft1E UsUa1ck % 161 Lhltd1o 1F16KHa.
CINCINNATI Aug. 16.-lu tho case Of tho
accident oil the Ohio d MissieHlppt Railroad at
Lagotes, Ind. yostetday, tbs Corouef's jury GU
the body Of Glover, tho mali agent, frou, this
city, who was killpd, gave verdict against tie
engineer OF tho sast-bouud train. 1t IL bslieysd
here that the fault WAS with thu trsia dispatcher.
The engiuoer Ii under AsEost on 4 ohxfgs Of
mutdef,
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GFet4dE VNbdt1H 70 1H3 EhFe1H0 1f1p1lR.
Br. Louis Aug. l5.-Thts Rfteruoon = young
woman about 23 years OF nge, with hos Jonng
cl.sid. 4 yeass old, jumped into a stone.quasry
tilod With water. ia the lower portion Of tue city.
drowning beth herself and cLill. It was = care
Of deliberate suicide, ~ she WAS observed whilo
calmly dining tho set. 8he uAx = ssIAAset and
I4of body hls lot beaa tdontlAcd.
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h1t1aTIC 4

WnEEr..so, ". Va, Aug. t5.-Tho throc-nus
acull-race between Manto1l, Of tho Sns City Club
md Corcorau. Of tho llusner Club. took place III
tho lower course in this city yesterday. Tue
rlyor could not hayc been ta better condition
beating Gorcoraa 150 ya.ds. Time, 23:4Gla.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

spaetat HAtpateA 10 TIA tAi4aas Tribune.
HAx FaAsc,sco, Aug. 15.-A.Tived. tbs Paoido
1ail a,%a.usf Alasks, k1ou Houg Kong yls fuko'
hama.
YOKOHAMA. JULY 16.-Rumars eoatieas af In.
psudlna trouble NTH Cofss. but ths QoTssasaeut
, 1875-08-16

Bpfe7aE WaDaldh % Tia CAloaoo TFl6Wa1.
Mc0nEaon, H., Aug. ia l2-yesr- old son Of
john IIeff. OF North Mo1regor, while At play
this morning waa ahot by negro passing. NTH
o mllsket. without cause or proyocstIop, Tbs
IL out after haM, aud II he is caught he will
probably 10 lvpchei- TLale IL but litlo hops Of
tho boy'a 1scuYsry.
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DROWNED.

pArxnsoN, N. j.. Aug. 16.-Three msa ware
drowned 1t Passaio Falls this morning BY = boat
upHettnK. Their nAmss wsse James Qrogau,
William Horton, aud Henry Martin.
E1AoAnA fALiA, n. T., Aug. lt.--The body Of
alas PAllpot, who Haa drowned bo!ow tue Cave
Of Winds lvst wesk was Today taken from the
whirlpool BY Aes brother.
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CURRENT OPINION.


The Chicago Times aAnta to rcrn,iato ror-
tfon OF the municipal debt of cl'cngo. The
times noyos nnrtnita 4 dnY tn pas ovof it's head
without btani1ina lbe OHIO Democracy N repu.
dlhtlonlsss.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
iho Ne" foFa snn ,'n nm openea war opo" oor.
rorauon-toa"se' "''iamo u "h'tooY. IL seoi's
Ito hhh ~ nss "spo:ai toh1 oilces WIN tne ~.
areeMVe . nhar'en i, ~ u. s'1u s''v 80 ,.sa.
,n,sra IT., ,nvr III. .,a a. m ~ 1ays tps sottte.
ucut Ut such ma.ters. Hartford CtouraH{.
II nh,o st,a, vot, IN, tnnat,ou tn tic coming
onct,op II v,Il In c,cat raaa of s1rn,,,r against
i,oht. Thcro roo Ia no oxcu,o for failure 10 un.
.h ~ ~ . .,,r, =, H.. tisah,
acsatano s"cA Mcto as"t.' s, -. - 10 ~ n,yn,, IN
shhtaboa ot nncsunsiuH cur -. r." s;toayepuf
t'io por1on .! o. ~ "au'a"n soc,nL nsuo today.-
New lork q tribune.
4, ,ho vorv uomont tho leaders Of the Tweed
-,.,,, ~ ,ra.k,nu their cbnus. tts old ally, tho
a,n., rtpv Ia tooh,no 10 tho corrts to Iave it
fro,, dostrnctino, il is a great and eer,ous
.e'.," o" =. ,.,,,.l, tha ,,oon1a NJ New York arc
-. a,r"1nn viii, nronnizod and doaply-
ean.aG ,orr,nt1nh. And II affords then, and
~ 49, nnsthiya ,.,,l, sbsnI M satl,fart,on
~ .n1ao i ~ thn ~ oce ednnta ara nj aunl1Bt
s.s ~ ~ +tou IIrorfi,er
,,o renu1sr tri.vecAly murder occurs right
.,,r1 hotweo, no. and lie session OF tuo next
o.'t.,rto lin au-vivlne nnone or this Ytnte viii
10 very apt to have theIf 1nlnda MADE up on
tho question. Possibly, by TINT ti,ne tho mur-
Iii Ia shctLor murder iu Town shall Ie cot,-
sidered n,isdomcaaos, punishable by fine not
10 excccd e3, or ten dava' imprisonment, or
both, or whether tho State sfall pay bounty
~ aceina = Hrt.,,oto1a f;d,okeye
'91 ~ A.. ..,.,.,,,:.>.> :, ~ r.uo,,e ,,oo,,
A''ol 10 ~o.eo. - .,-'.
last ntght, prominent pus'hess man oi t"ls
city, who heard lin through, and who was
favored With IN Introduction. said, "Mr. Kelley,
ro,r ,,,oorv IN verv ho.utifnI hi, Inv ,ra yon
Sy.n3 tst'n av ~ .ofnu ~ cYtnnyc tor tcm ~ Fla
bayty reply was, - have no time to dncuas that
luustion-I must hurry and rot on dry undcr,.
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CoLuAnus o., Aug. l5.-It haa been deter
mined to hold \ hot!luG anl running meet!og
40ro o. tho I'D, 2ld, aud 2lth Of aoptombst.
, 1875-08-16

PHILADELPHIA, ia, Aug. l5.-FsAucis Ferrs
1 sonA' bro1ery wua partially burned to-day.
Loss, S55.0C0 Insured.
, 1875-08-16

Spts3dt D1srath II tn Eh1eass 1tt4hs&.
PoHs uuzoN, Aug. l6.-TAis forenoon James
Andsrsou, 4 sailor On board tbs schooner sAsa-
aAad, whe Atss in Milwaukee, NA4 tasuoA by
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SPAIN.

the cESrE1SiH. EXPOSITION.
NAD1ln. A'lR. l5.-THe 81 anintl Government
will soon A"ndI1loya' Comu,snlouu.1 to tlls Ph,Ia-
deIphA Exhibition.
, 1875-08-16
A YOUNG lkCENpIaRy


New HAVEN. CT, Aug. l5.-W,lliam Brhug, \
boy years. old, was caught setting tire to 4
church In this city this Afternoon.
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main boom which broke his collar. hons and in
jursd hta bta'n. fIe ws. landed here. and now
lea In critical CONDITION.


sntetai btprtth to Tia Gk.rnas tr.buns.
MILWAUKEE Aug. i5.--ny carefeps driving
ovss hefectlye crossing near tho north snd II
Milwaukee, stfcat EhaIles htienper uae thro~n
u1t of hls ~aRon Aud INSTANTLY killed. aud Fred
er,ck SBlfert xna fatally injured.
, 1875-08-16

WARRINGTON. D. O.. Aug. 1e-1 4. m.-For thu
Upper Lake region. tho Upper Mtsslsaippl aud
Lower Missouri Va!loys. clear or fatr wostber
and continued low temperature, with uortbwest
to southwest winds and rising barometer, fol-
lowad BY falling barometer and yasikb1a winsls
west OF the MiHBlss,ppi.
LOCAL Ou5K1VATIoN.
CHICAGO. Au1. is.
, 1875-08-16

MuroHD, Ind. Aug. 1.-two men. named
Rankin and Hall, today had = 1ght, resulting
from family toud.. Hall. It appears, vas OIL
too Intimate terms xith llankln's wife, aud tho
latter, to put quietus Upon the nsttor sout ha
wife homo for tbs time. Hail took in liquor
enough yesterday to make hlmac!f quarro!rome,
aud called upon RaukIu and bogau abusing hun
for his action, Wien Rankin quietly knocked
hin down mud gave him hia loot. The. were
separated, whou Hall entered q store and pro-
curod revolver. returned, aud enteavored to
shoot Rankin. The revolver wA4 quietly tAkon
from him and un!ot restored We o1pect mors
developments Huon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
"wnAT FATHER TAKES.

There is food for thought In the
story that is told ofa young lad who,
for the first time, accompanied his
father public dinner. The waiter
asked him: .sWhdt will you take
tu udrinkY ITesitatiug fora moment,
he replied; 'I'll take what father
takes" The answer reached his
fathers car, and instantly the full
responsibility Of his position flashed
upon him. Quicker than lightning
various thoughts passed though his
mind, and III Il moment his decision
was made; aud In tone tremulous
with emotion, aud to the astonlsh.
ineut Of those who were acquainted
With him, hc said; nWaiter, III
take water.n
There IL 4 sermon In this para
graph. Boys learn 70 do what their
fhtierse do. ulrls initiate their
motheB and both men and women
fel!uw tile lead Of their superiors. i
the Rov. Mr.. Goodman takes snuff,
his faithful parishioners-- 0I
Them will follow his example, and
the custom will become fashionable
in his church, as ID h In many Of the
Old Country churches, more especi'
ally in staid and pious Scotland.
80, ifthc good man drinks whis-
XIV, or takes bilters, or cod-llver oil,
or any other ''medicine," will MOI
every gentleman in petlicoats have
the very same complaint, and take
tho very same remedy? OF cours'
he willy or he Is not good "tol
lowerp
Ira physician finds tobacco goot
for his com hlnt, he recommends !
to his patients II. q, little Of n
not TOO much. "Nover IN excess
you know" With one, It npre
serves the tpeth;r with another 81
helps 10 Keep his vlctuals DOWN.
with stilla1oiher, at takes the place
Of alcohoIcr Of becrp and the re
mark may be heard, If | did not us,
lomcco, | SHOULD have to nse bour
bon. Ilnust have one or the other
and pye chosen the lesser eyil;'--an'
these things come about through imi
tation. like flticr, like son.
Parents must be, themselves, whn
they wish their sonsto become. Thi
health reform Is the open doc
through which nll may pass, an
leave all bnd habits behind. w
may drop our bitters, our plasters
and all pests and mlisances, and com
into the open field Of right living
virtue, purity, health, happiness an
4 peace. Then let as be very careir
; what We makc," not only for ou
children's sake, but for tho sake
humanityand for the hope ofheavei
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
A woMAN,s coLLEc E.

Next September, al Northampton,
Mass, there will DO inaugurlted ptr-
haps the most interesting experiment
in wdman education ever made In
the country. The Woman's College,
suggested and endowed by the will
Of the late Sophia Smith, Of Hatfield,
will at that time be opened for the
reception Of students. An interesting
statement of the plan Of the founder,
and the progress which has thus far
been made in carry ing it out, appears
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30

A man and his wife, seeking to
break themselves of a habit of fret
ting and scOlding, entered into an
agreement Of this nature; the one
who first lost temper with the other
or with the children, was to he pub
|alished by the other MS u scold. The
medium through which this humil-
itating intelligence was to be COM
munieated tO. the world was not
specified in the contract but the hus-
band understood it was to be through
the Brunswicker. The wife nearly
bit the end of her tongue off in the
first days trial, swapping up the hard
words that tried TO escape her lips.
But both were dismally peaceful
until the afternoon Of the second day
when the husband flew into q pas
sAon simply because one Of the
children polished his stocking foot
with ablacking brush while he was
taking his usual nap. At the first
hurst Of anger his wife quickly arose
and put on her bonnet.
'sNhere are you gOing?" he inquir-
ed suspiciously.
"To iptfnlish you, she replied.
"Oh, well, go ahead, the boys at
the Office won't give me much of Il
blast"
NBut Pm not going to the printing
Office"
"Where then9' he asked in sur
prise.
"To the sewing societyw
That brought him to terms, and
long and earnestly he begged her moi
to make his weakness known through
out the length and breanth Of thC
land. Finally in consideration Of i
new silk dress, by him TO be deliver.
ed, she agreed to let him off. But Il
was a narrow escape. ~ MiSsO,a.
Bralsicicker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
NO. 81.

inc IN IN arninat,oa anil ,,;,;,,c. a.
signol aoreed m mon for A. sla,,ebta, s ',,s
affer the;mmiors ,,ts MA Lean dacavad
out If tba;r stro,gboia IL Az :, u
tr,ca The wonnda1 ma ga ~ e., :.
homIs1 I'M All s,a.a - ,7;aa".ol,s., VIZ 5ssn
Tbara uera tb;r,r MI ,rop "ssay'., srJ !"
iarca nmnhernf f,d;ans Tha'Iata;,s E :
IA ~ L;ll;ng Il az men ,v,',,e,, an. sra
ch,ldran snrnass & ba,ror al that G
has avar baan' yv,;ttan o,,ca,n;no M NJ
massae,a sna ,nora ,arr;hia otro.
c;srs an5 hlooav than tba.most v;o;d
;msg;nat;on coSla con;ectmra "a
Bartholomew,s-a,,v ana tbe utmost
harbaTity ~ bntaan;ty absolutalv nala
baforo tSa siclaning tala
(. Tn conclusion Tea ur;tas 40 fol.
lows. 4 faw days after ltha massacre
i was instructed ~ Ma; Isaac n
I4a;oht next n command N " II
Dame N Iron military district n
carry = renort Of What had heen done
10 t6e President. Brinham Young IT.
Salt I,ala Civ ri 3irectad me n
o;ye him nv penort and stand nm
with manly courage and / shonlderea
as much blame os ,,ossible he SAVING
10 me ;fT5id / sboulJ rece;ve csl, q 2
tinl reward This however 4 nv
nature never 70 hind burdens On
Lothers that I am not willing Il .bear
,,,,,.ale + 4ba, ,,.o,,t X Sait Talvh
City and reported to BRIGHAM Younc
the exact facts connected with the
tranaction shoulderinr Greater
share Of the resnonsibilify than iustlv
BELONGED 10 I,,e II iusfice ~ Rric.
hmm Young / must say that when 6e
heard my Story he went like a child
walked the tlo9r and wrung his hands
| in bitter anguish, and said: This il
i most unfertunate affair, the mosI
unwaranted event that has ever hap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
AN AMenicaS VAIN.

An Englishman Travelled, Of
cOurse--rel,ues that nm American
gentleman who had ut an carly day
gone the overland ronie toCalllornla,
told him This 'We crossed the
sand hills nmr the scene Of the In
dian mail robbery unl nflssacre ol
1856, wherein driver a,tsi conductor
perished, atd alsu nll the passengers,
but one. But this must have becn a
mistake, E,f nrdiligrent times after
wards, on ,ha Paci.lc coast, was
personally Acquainted with a hun
dred and thir,y-fiee or four PEI
sons who were wounded during thai
massacre and barely escaped with
their lives. There was 40 doubt o
the truth of II f1r had II from thei
own Hips. Aud one Of the partie
told inc that he kept coming acros
arruw-heads II his system fOf nenrll
seven years after the massacre. Z
\ TTarBef5F ifaqdsiue. for nm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
CnlNrsE Pnovrnns The folio,

CHINESE PROVERBS The follow.
ing are few curious Chinese pro.
Yerbs:
The ripesi fruit growson the rough
est wall
II in the small wheels oithe carriage
that comes III first.
Tire man who holds the ladder al
the bottom is frequently Of more ser
vice than he who is stationed at W.
top Of is
The turtle, ihoagh BROUGHT IL ~
the back gate, taker the head Of the
title
Bs.ler be . cat in philsnthropst. !.
family than a nutlon.pie al king :
banquet.
Tie learned pig didn't learn ils let
te IL = day.
True merit, like the pearl inside The
oyster, II content 20 remain quiet ~.
Ill il fnds an opening.
The top strawberries are eaten frri
He who leaves early gers the bs
hat.
Pride sleeps 10 a gilded crowh, con
leniinentin = cotton nigh,cap.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
aThank GodIn said George.

Are you glad, thenS said his ia
ther.
II don't know yet. Did YOU say
that Elizabeth was hrreY Send her q
me. And dear father &C away
When the father came back beau
tiful woman had thrown. off her vim
pie, and had disclosed the magnificent
radiance Of her hair, which one month
Afterwards would have been cus away
She said, q am going 10 marry youl
crippled son, sir. will be a guod
daughter TO you. Try to be d gnod
father to me-"
So they took hands and went down
the stream OF lite together, and never
separated in thought, mind or deed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30

The Grand Duke Nicholas Nlcolai-
evitch, InspectM-Genera Of the Rus-
Sian cavalry, has determined to olTer
for the three hest essays on the sub
ject Of the history Of cavalry thro.'
prizes Of 5000, 5000 and 1000 rou-
bles respectively, competition open To
all armies.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30

IfGeorge Washington himself hal
only been croSs exhInined by Jndge
Fullerton before be died. We have no
doubt IL would tarned out thal he
really lied about the cherry tree alter
ali
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30

A lazy fellow once declared IN q
public company, that be con'd not
iiiud bread ioI bio family. Nor ~
replied an industrious man. In
obliged 10 work for IT,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30

AdrOit observers win fDd that
sorns who affect 10 dislike iiattery
may yet be 1attem indiFecgy.--l,y =
well-seasoned abuse of their rival.
Colton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
ALBAAY sAIH AOOSsl

gHHk UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
lally inform the eitiEsus oi Albany and y
faly that he har lskVp yharge 81 this hsiablisN-
nspL rpd. b bj8keepipr alran rooms ana paying
ftlttdfid u, Dusipo-s. sxpeetH ~ euit 81
.els shq uay tssorhim W.tb their patronage
lesi1g apruief1ie carried 90 aoihint bn'
First-class Hair Dressing saloons.
> srpsots Il give entiss satislaeupn 10 ~
GH~Chiiitan and Lndiaa ilnir neatly cu
ina thambsood JOSEfH WEBER
|HI'IEI UNHF .lImr4tf