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, 1875-03-12

Gsrighnha Yosng Ignores the Decision
In lii" .ats, i;isxn Divorce CnSe-Fos
Which 22c ~ Einud and I'm prIGoMcds
SALT LAKE, Utah. March ll.-In the case Of
Ann Eliza We. Brigham TounE, III tho suit for
divorce atd alinony. y decree having boen znado
that Brigham Young should psy $4,000 attcrnoya'
fees and $500 monthly as alInonS a,r..E hur
life. and tho tins haYing expired whorulu ahe
attorne5s' fees should huvo been paid, Brigham
Young was brought before Judge Mexican to-aay
unl adjudSed gully Of contoiupt, and ordered
to be imprisoned o1ao day and pay lue Of S25-
After the decaton, Brigham pnd his g., 025 to
the Clerk Of the Court. aud, accompanied By =
fric1j, takon to tho pentteutfaiy, wllero ho il
to remain for swenty-four hours. Papers for All
appeal IN this case had been filed several days
ne sso
hut. netting by ADVICE Of attorneys, touk lt,is
metho1 OF raising tho question Of appea!. wAi:h
xaH argued tor two hours. c!ttT which the de-
cison was given timing aud impriaonipg defcnd-
ant II Letore stated.
, 1875-03-12

ss4fEs1t AtSId&fh 70 1Hf CHIFA1a lFtuHstfs
QutNCr, ILL.,, March 11.-Tlo controYcrsy ho.
twceu Capt. Davidson mud the liunkins Gray
party, Of tho Keokuk Northern Transportation
Company, III assumiug now lhaHs. II We MAJ
bolievo reports IL circulation in thla city, whns
watsiug for dceision Of the court at St. Louis
In tho injunction suit, Capt. Davidson, deter
mined not to 10 beaten III auy event, has, it IL
saii, been making arrangements to run MI [ndo.
pondent !ao OF np"tiseE hoats II ths tarn,tnatior
os tho suit IL nnfAyorab!e 70 him. lie has, thoro-
foro. secured throo boa.s to run between
81. Louls sud Ut. Paul and had
them repaired and 1opainted 50 thai
thay aro aa good ~ now. Ihese steamers ar1
the I'usn Jasper, tho Kyle, aud ono ot4ar, tha
na1uo Of which could not 10 learned. It ia Btatod
that Cups. Davidson WILL put on efficient officers
aud make quicker time than llas heretofore baeu
made. Tho decision In tho pepdiug suit At law
mAy somewhat change ths proytau,sls, but Is 1t
now looks tue probabilities faror tho orRanizAs
s!on Of q sIronK line competing with tho Keok,>s
Northern. and cutting In of ratos such ~ las
not bean known on the river for yeara.
tbs river ID at!ai frozsn oyoF 1t THIS point and
teams ato oroaalug On tho loo. 6oalo fears ara
fcs for tho safety OF thu bridge in cass Of sud.
deu ftoHlek
, 1875-03-12

tho past two ycara to tcp!ese tho Tronsury and
'dake .party capita! for uea upon the Rtunp, this
rna tho lowest and worat. 1t was lid In
neither cslled for nor expected. It had no
carse for bo!ng not tho moss nhalovy
rretext for enatonco. 1t wonll ha.o ACCOM-
nlia!ied nothing OF lis oateHsfble purpose; w4d
ncttlcr M an act Of !ustiee nor charity; vas moth.
q frnm 100000, 900 TO $780, 0oo, 600 for scran
ito Of Claim Agente and bounty bsokorn. And Yet
VI, Ms: Logan succeeded In getting II PASSED by
10. lou nouao and Senate. aud fairly bu!ied Vico-
no knev and everybody knew tint tnstea1 ct
'lhvng bcen pRRfod It lay on Ike Senate table
nnncF tue report Of Committee Of Conference.
-. Tue progses1 Of the bill from frat to last
ty, and insnccrity on tho part of tic poll
ttcfntg Of both parties. Aid Ii Illustrated "a we'll
their blindness and thrlr ignorance OF popular
eentmsnt nnnectc r." MSSp"lesn; Ike Gen HARLEY
from nanter to Appomassor, and could apealt
for soldiers accord'ugy, wcro honest enough
and bravo enough to dcnounce tie measure al Il
deserved, and With them were somo Democrats
but tho mass OF both parties rushed heltor
skeiser into tho support Of tto denasogue'a
trick. Tho Republicans wanted to conciliato
the sollfcte, and tho Dcmoc.a!s feared to Eiyo
them otfanso. and 80 furnish capia1 aea7llat
themselves. So In thos wont NIL Of them In 4
llarly bully to buy voscB at An expense Of MILL
tolla.
Tl,e wickcdneas Of it vas only equa1etl BY its
weak'ess. Ihc demagoeues miBjndgca thu
effect Of 1t. Tile Passage Or iofehs Of It would
not have cahugetl A thousand Totca In tho
country. cxcep: pothapa "a It might lsave deep
et,ed tue disgust Of tho rcopl, for party 80
rccklfHa na to resort 10 Rileh measures, aud
80 hurt instead Of helping Mr.. Logan and
l,is party. Dut leEo WAS tho an,azius
apectaelc-it anysling DOM by polIti.
Clans c 'ula 10 amazing-ot Congrees
representing Eaople whoso business intorcats
aro psostrato log1a!ating for . country over
wl1eimcl III dobt, whose notes ars protested and
ita currency i1redecnable; after a scssion de-
voted largely to deviafng measures to bring tho
ualion's expenditures within ,ta income, deb.
! erate1y voting away from ono to threo hnn-
urcd millions Of money to class Of nor.
sons who bad not asked for and did not
expect It, and In the end would no. poi
it. And the Vico-presidept allowed It 10 b.
carried tY his casting Tote aud himself 10
bo bullicd into signing 4 ns a lay when he know
1t lacked tile requisite ftr'''i.t'cs to make It
aucl. This country Lar lr.o'r'~rs presented to
the uoEtl Ronc slugular b,s.tkeles, but never
ons no ut.orly unaccountablo N this.
Tho country owes President Grant hearty
thanks-snd ali honest aud manly men will unita
iu recognition Of tho obgaton-for saving not
only tho lreaAu1y from stictl raid, but tho m.
ton from making such diBgraccful spectacle Of
itBalf
, 1875-03-12
SALE or TRo1TIsG STOCK.

Spte'd! t'rTet4onit'ts e5 1Af caisa1o Tribune.
1socxEonD, ILL.,, March 10.-At tho tIotting
stock sale io-lny there was small attendance,
stocr mt m nripc c,,,1tion an1 ,,i1d;ro M
nct;vo 1ha ,tton,1, ,,,ca from ,,,os1
ACTIVE Inc atscauance afotn autoaa "aa ncasor.
Ihe subloned list Of prtees gtrcH the result.
Tho total aggregates s3,0oo. 4 tlne dinner WIZ
aursad, aud lin ualo Was conducted in lin moa.
satisfactory nannucr. The rnnfority of The stocl
nn'ao.se raa ~ ranna sa sHa1 ~ tne nsoch
Ha ~ littu,I. Can trot Liz fiji mia Il, 5of ~
A orn,.1a ~ ioa sI,1iian a., rear. 1o MI ~ aa IN
, 1875-03-12

THE WHEELER PROPOSITION.
New ORLEANS March little New 0reana
TIMES says: awe l.avo authority from Qua Of
tim pcrtcrncn named in Tia wl1eclcr letter for
1uo seA..a's' !a~ea ~ .n' "n..es i'''e1 ~, ~.
sas5S 'os. .o.ohY All o!'e'aa .sment w.. nl, 10
made BY Aessrs. Lconard, ZachaFic, aud Hu1Ao'
to this ef1ect At avery interview with MeBsrs
noar, Frye. sIaraball, aud Wheeler, tho three
,o,t,.,n., s,s, n,,,o1 mn, nar,,. ,,or1r .so.ara
ana r.na 1 ;'.a,s.o1 ,.t IT, whso1as ,o.:
.aoa1 ano tsye' ',s'ssea 'nat As' "nes.ee "aa
sbou!d 10 submitted to him; and that he waB
fuliy authorized to act for tho Committee. In
thc;r interr,aw viii, 1rea;dont ar,nts NJ ara, ha
4A,s' W." VIZ ~ "a ~
doclihed TO tARe my part Ia lilo Ad)nstmeht ss5.
Ing that 1t WAS Lis duty to see the law cartitd
nut, but not to partcipate In matters Of State
noev. nntv nnon t,e assurance a. the ;mno.-
1uIs. s 49, ,n,s,",,,.ss,, a..sa..,aI =,
alnihts Of the paftsea 1n'meaiato's concerned III
tile controversy ever agreeing. and upon tie
| assertion that TO doepIy.rooted 4 auspicion OK
ists in tl1c minds of lilo Conservatives Of the
Hadiral caders of Louisiana that it would La out
Of lin ouestion for thcn1 to pl1co nny credeco ia
any plcdcc they {tho RadIcale) would bhyo mado.
J,d ho RECONSIDER ills action. Hs then haid, in
substanco, II have Great coufldonco io tho fair
, 1875-03-12

4it0 wa A&tf1Htu-leW1GF4fs
Tho most thoroughly dinreputabis trick ever
In tho Senate In connection with tho hounty bill.
This bill. meso electioneering doylce 10 catch
eolliers' sotes. was passed several days ago by
tlio llousa and aent to tho 66nato. Th0
Republicans Of the Henate did not apploye It,
hut too many Of them woro disposed to oEer
incenso on the altar Of tuncombe, aud aimtl 10
deteut 1t By procosa wllcl would aayo them FROM
recording thor yotea directly against 1t. T4ey
accordingly loaded II with amendments Which
thoy felt certain tho House would not 1tcept,
and oven then tho vote ,pn 1t Was = ito, aud It
barely passed tho 6onato BY tho casstlig yoto Of
tho Vtce-Fresident. It wont back to tho 1IonBe,
which disagreed to tho amendments, ~ waa cx-
pectol aud desired. The result Wns CoInmlttoe
OF Conference The House part Of THO Comm!ttco,
finding that tho sonato part would yiold uott-
Ing, rGctdcd from their opposition aud con-
Beutod 10 adopt tho Sotato amendments. Tha
actlon was reported in duo cou1ae to the House
xad to tho Ranate, the House accounting the TO-
poit Of tue Committee OF Conference aud tho
bonate voting to lay It on tho table, which, ao-
cording to parliamentary rules, killed the bill.
Wkeh bill lss becn referred TO Conlaronce
Committee thora III no clearer Or better estab-
suol principle tl,a,t !l1at its fate depends On the
port oi tho Committed. When., therefore, tho
sonaie laid tls report Oh tlo table, the bill MAS
dead.
but tue fact that the Houss part OF Tho Con-
ference uonlmlt5ca aHSeeQ 70 Aegepk tau aIMenu'
usnts OF tho senxte furnished an opportunity
for trick, and It that Ycotrestde,t
Wilson stained a uood record by Lending, himself
"a al instrument for carrying out this uisetedlt-
able naneu!ze.. Ar. Wilson'S friend. hayo rea;
soI to 10 paincd and mortified that he stopped
to ho party to such tsiok Ia sloiatlon Of par
Iiameutary rules aud sgx!ubt tue deliberate
action OF the body OF Wh1oh u y tho pseA4d11's
officer. ...
Forlunately. President Grant wts roo well ad-
vIsea to fall into this base trap. liz psopery re-
irregular = manuer. aud tho bounty h!li is ~
ieai ~ it thu Vice President had not acted gu
44sty impulse aud bacvae tho tool OF such !
deluseoy4e u Loyau. We aro glAd OF this p,-
pottunity to commend tho sonnd Judgment aud
wise action Ut President urant.
ss1 iayt t7ttauiA-i'uitpsadtHt Democrat,
THAMES 70 rMEa1nENT CHANT.
The county owes thRukg to President lrAut
for hs ysry Aonsible aud honest oou1as with re-
Rsri to tAs Douuty bill. Among all tia diafepu-
liable schemes invented BY damARexues duslug
, 1875-03-12
WISCONSIN,.
THE k'riTE USIYENSlT.

Special D,,sa:ch " Tas GAi.st1s Ttsbuns.
'AAplsox, Wis., March 1l.-1'ho Board of Re-
genss Of the University Of Wisconsin. the por-
sonnel Of which bus been greatly cbsngsd lu the
two winters OF Gen. Tsylor's administration, met
III special sess!ou to-day. Rogcnss Yam blyks
aud oseBory, OF Madison Paul and Keeuln, Of
Mn"sukees etee!o, Of Sparta; Barron. Of Polk 1;
"tnalo~, Of ltacine; Chynometh. OF Brown |;
and hsenz' OF sheboygau, rero present. Ossou,
Of Lafayette, was absent. THO Board organized
W ~ sleosion Of George Il. Paul. President. 10
hold to tho annual meeting iu place Of Hamilton,
tiuuna ~ Secretary. Mr, kcouj11 4 sppotuted Gu
tho tarm COMMITTEE to succced At. Brigham |;
uol. kreus On tia Law COMMITTEE to succeed
Mf. usae1on. The forenoon was spent tu an
lnlIY tho disposition to b ruadc 81 tle propeFty
Of TO- soldisIs spa Orphaus' Home, tha Idea Vi
making msaleA schaol at which, Is proposed
, 1875-03-12

MICHIGAN.
TAI ON MonToAoEs.
Suee,ai Unuafeh 10 9ht CAt:aaa Trtb"nf.
LAss1xo, a|lch,, March, 11.-The 11duso to-day
.o,,u,,r.a ,o,, liz n.1 nssnoo Tim hill to I,ayu
aounuo4eo "p'n 10 'o"4 pasf sstt,.oj =,
no'tRhees tee's'o1oo' asn'.n''.' "l- -.
was debated, and was finally deleatea, Tut VIVA
afterwards rccopg'tIored and TABLOID, 10 that 1t
INV cnno nm neni.,. Il is not probnb!o how
. ....t f.. Iii .ra. H.. ,,,.yot as many mc,n.
eFor' t"at " VIII c'ef y" P1oee1 -" !, ,,,,1.,
befs object 10 on t'o e1ou"pn '''. "ou'.
not, IN fact, collect taxes from capith!ssts. AMI
tllnt tho mouey representcd W mortgages Is h!-
roady, ar rule, taxod mud the l'tgtnlntnfo !nB
no right to impnho further burdens opnh II. l!o
result IL generally satisfactory to inefnboss.
a communication WAS received t'-dly from
tho Auditor General, stating that t.io sunl & ai
E72,aibG7 has already been Eetu upon ttie l'osfl
claim for ,Hrrosicg tho :trs&nSon Nts"r.
scaaiol1
III the Senate tho cohfldefht!on oi tho e!!'
upon the ii1ncr traffic wae made ts'c specal o.
der for Wednesday,. 3aEch II, u u p ILL.,
1IILs PASSED.
Tho following htfis wero rasaed by te sGnnto'
tnB|1cs sonna minor ones: To amend scc, ~.
o'ni''lsti Laws, coucei nlnE thc tltloa u oclool
Inspectors; TO cScsnp: Udd Fasl9Se anu .aefoh"
from ile provisions u tlo illih llths1ahce Goin'
pa,,.eR nct; To ainont. tho Lilo lnsiiranso CON-
rnuics act to prohibit tho l1Ho of na'l!tba' otc.
OH passenger car" an'etding tho !aw se,at'so ~
tio Inventory and co'sect!on ol tiu ehectn ~
decoasoi ucrnons to repea! sec. a,1it IN 1e1e- a
ton 70 alienation by deed; TO ameild Sec. 4o1'
Compiled Lass, concerning nttae!nehts' 10 70,
yiso Io charter Of tho city Of Detra't to fc1cai
&c., 9l7 Complied Laws, tof tIlo Ieof.atnznu!oh ~
OF l!lu stato military fuiccs; rolass'iR to Ct!-
Fersisy and prlillary hchool lahap'
HiaE EE1LASEooh.
, 1875-03-12
THE ARBITRATION COMMITTEE.

-
New Iohk, March 1.-the Louisiana 1ny:n'
ttgating Committee, appointed by Oougreas 10
oxamins into the political complications Of
Louisiana, met to-day II tue office OF tho Hon.
W. n. Walter. III consequence Of the uon-
arrival Of election Eetusns and other documents
relative to tbs ssue aud also tbs absence Of Air.
FrYe. AMI Hoa1. tho Chairman, the Committss
adjourned,
, 1875-03-12

WAaaiNdTox, D. O., March l1.-Uou. Sheridan
loft Washington to-day, returning to New Orleans
by way Of Chicago. His conduct iu tho late
troubles in Now Orleans Is approved by tue
President. When tho rondiug Louisiana com.
promise shall bo finally contaminated. portion
OF the troops are 10 bo withdrawn from New Or'
lanna.
Late private adyiccs from tlat cty show that,
Wlilo = few ultra politicians Oh both sides ale
not Inclined to settlement on tic proposed
bsbis, \ lasge majority Of the pcople, including
poace on sluuos. any terns, aa their material ia-
teieets are sorlouasy injured by The continual
political comMQkious.
, 1875-03-12
SIALI4~IsOK,
rrcvntcncc OF tic Dlscnvc IN Southern
EMtstHnu.

E.i'+faI Dispat:h 10 The thf.aao Tribune.
TEnEE HauTE, March 1l.-The smallpox Ii
raging III epidemic form in Sullivan aud Clay
Counties. In Clay County It has bsokcn out
among the minors, probably nwiug to bad living
since the strike. Fifty deaths l1ayo occurred III
and around bowling Grceu, aud huudrcd reo-
plo arc down with tho luathsome disease. Tho
presence Of tho disoaso created panic and tie
county courls vero adjourned yesterday in cou-
sequence. Neycs WIS tic county 20 afflicted,
and sAe peopls arc "pulling up y md lenviug.
Tho discaso il rampant III Sullivan County. anl
general fear is c1rro.aed It also tagos 10 somo
extont in the wos!era part ot Vigo County.
, 1875-03-12

LITTLE ltock, Ark, March 11.--uoY. Gaslald
to-day tssued \ proclamation rsyoking tbs
PROCLAMATION heretofore issued offering . reward
Of 1000 for ths alr4at Of Y. V. Smith, aud $500
tor ths capture ct Ed Wheelsr, 6mi&h,a Rsaseta1y
Of Hk2tS.
, 1875-03-12
GOD IN THE CONSTITUTION.

CoIUuuus, O., March 1l.-Ous hundred mud
thitty-uine delegatos, representing OHIO aud
Western Pennaylyauia assembled here to-day In
convention to take soma action relative to tho
adoption Of religious amendment to tho Coa-
stitutien of the Unltsd States. Lengthy EeHo!u
tions were adopted. sxpsessiys Of theiz peculiar
idsas.
, 1875-03-12

!S1reial Uspatch 10 Ihs CAkdao 1ribun4.
East SAaINAw, March l1.-A dwelling owned
by Mrs. Sarah Wells. opposite this city, was
burned this mora,ng. Little or nothing WAS
kevel. Loss Sl,SQ0i Insured tor S90o Ia tbs
dlons Falls Insurance Company.
, 1875-03-12

Special Disbuteh ia The tAfeaas 7s4banS.
Srn1NdrlELp, ILL.,. 1tarch 1.-THE residence
OF T. Z. Payne, OF this city, was destroyed by
ara this morning. Loss, e5o00; insurance
al GOO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26
A MARSHAL OF THE RnPUnLIc

Among the Americans who attened
ball given at the Hotel de Vile
Paris, when John Y. Mason was oul
minister, there was Jack Spicer, Of
Kentucky. Jack rushed the dress
somewhat strong, and sported epau
let's on his shoulders large enough to
start four major generals in business.
Jack was the observed Of all observ-
ers, and got mixed up with a party
that his friend could not account for.
Wherever the Marshals of France
went there went Jack--and when the
Marshals sat down, Jack did the same,
always taking the post Of honor. The
day after the ball Jack called on our
minister to France, who started up a
conversation in the following way:
II hear, Jack, you were at the ball
last evening"
III was, sir, and had a high old
time
"For which you were indebted, /
suppose, to the high old company YOU
got mixed up with. Blythe way how
came you associated with the Mar
shals?n
"HowH BY virtue Of Office. They
were Marshals Of France, whiio | am
nothing else than Marshal OF the
Republic. / showed my position aud
took post accordingly"
"By right Of your oficel What do
you meany"
"Read aud seer
Here Jack presented Mr., Mason
with q whitey-brown paper, with a
seal big enough for 4-pound weight,
NWhat in the namo Of heavens is
thisYn s''i '''I.'T
MY commission Of Marshal receiy.
ed in 1850, when l assisted in taking
the census in Frankfort"
"Yor don't mean TO say that you
travel on thisgn lra
4 don y mean 10 say anything elso.-
That makes me a Marshal Of the Re-
public, aud | intend 10 have the Office
duly honored,n
Mr.. Mason allowed that Jack was
doing very large business on a very
small capital. Ha5
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26
ADvERT4sEMENTs.
:, -,-.s, :, HlALZsS I
~ NaNSS g.NSsa vEsERBls sICllIAn
NNWS9 HAIR
80 REVIEWER.

| Every year Increases the popularity
of this Variable Hair Preparation
(which is due to merit alonei We can
assure our old patrons thatit is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
BY its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. A. A. Hayes, MD, State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and |
consider it the BEST PREpAsA17oN
for its intended purposes"
Sold 6y all Druggists, and Dealers IN Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26
now aE tanks.

.I (.
lev. MrslLammond the great 70
vivalist, is creating an immense reli
gious excitement in San Francisco
preaching nightly in church and oven
in the streets 70 multitudes Of people.
The A.calpiae,ygiyes an account Of q
meeting onathe evening of tho 14th
inst, when Mr.. Hammond preached
from tho text: "Saul, Saul, why per-
secqtest thou mesp The audience
was immense, and the great preacher
held them spell.bonnd for an hour,
treating his siibject wkhGhptedcdent
cd earnestness, holding up slaughter
ing Saul, stricken Saul, submissive
Saul, and. sacred Saul; portraying the
rage which even defenceless women
did not escape, the depth ofmalignity
towards siChrisi and His disciples
which urged him on, day after day,
nndsra Burning Syrian sun, ny noun
tains through valleys, across many
bridgsless ptgeams, lighting against
God to the place where no was 10
have suchla glorious victory, to the
pearl in the East'-Damascus.
Tho speaker closed with the follow
ing lines from Horatins Bonar
see the crowd In Pilates hall,
And mark their wrathful meln,
Their shouts OF "Crucify vrnppal lN4H
ti.With blasphemleS between. Ws.8d
tee the scourges teaf his back,
SEE the piercing crown fF~"
Aud Of that crowd who smilo and mock,
'eegtpet emppe yl 18M
Around your Cross a thronE see,
M0clklng the sufferers grOani
let still my voice, IL seems to bO,
ASH mocted alone.
Twas / ths shed The aRvlour's blood, |
nailed HIN 10 the tree
crucihed the Son OF God
lined the mockory.
Reiorslha isldsRg prayer perfect
silence was maintained for a few |
moments, That each might hear the
yoicespeakingto his soul, "Why perse-
cutcst thou Megn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26
SEWING MACHINE SALESOF 1878

The table of Sewing Machine Sales for 1873
shows that our sales last year amounted to
SSS, 444 two hun ired and thirty two thou
sand, four hundred and forty-four) Machines
being a large increase over the sales OF the pre-
vious year t1872.l
The table shows that our sales exceed those
by the number of 113, asa Machines. or
nearly double those OF any other Company.
IL may be further stated that the sales OF 1873
as compared with those of 1872, show a relative
ly larger increase, beyond the sales of other
makers, than of any other year
FOR instance in 1872 we sold $4,000 more Ma.
enlnes edln e Than any other Company, whereas, In
1875, the sales were
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26

When the Duke of Newcastle was
IN this country, citizen Of Cincin,
natl, who managed 10 get introduced
to the Duke, thus introduced his wife
at Pixies Opera House, "Duke. lel
me introduce you to my wife, Mrs.
Judge , the daughter OF Major.
General -, Of Kentucky, who was
brutally Inassacreod BY the British
and Indians while gloriously fight
ing for his country at the battle Of
the River Raisen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26
llS,954 MACHINES IN EXCESS
OUR HIGHEST COMPETITOR.

These figures are all the more remarkable.
Tor the reason that the sales of the principal
Companies in 1873 are less than their sales IN
1e1%' whereas, as has been shown, our sales
have largely increased.
me account ofsales is from sworn returns
made TO the owners of the Sewing Machine
Patents. S'''"s
IL VIII hardly be denied, that the superiority
ofthe SINGER MACHINES is fully! demon
strated-at all events that their popularity in
the household Is unauestonable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26

INRoM AND AFTER DATE UNTIL FIR.
n sAes notice, tho Company viii dlspaloh I
boat ttem Albany to Cervalila on TURsDAY
and FRIDAY Of each week. -.
Alao viii dispatch boat from Albany far
fertland and intermediaie places on same davs.
leaving Vemstoek 4 Cos uharG
are = redeead rates. ]. D. BILES,
~. ~ -elI A..nl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-03-26

"fou jist ought TO have been over
to our house last nighlln shouted one
small boy TO another on The Campus
Martius yesterday, "Why-makinp
pictnrssys inquired the other. eNaua
much HOmphl No sir our folks went
away and We had popcorn, two kinds
q sweetened water milk and cam.
Pnor, drew the dog around ia tie "a,
ble.elo.h, and the hired girl told Is
eight ghost stories