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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29
AN UNFAITHFUL ssMOKE' GETS AN
AIRING

Many of the readers of the DEMO
GRAFT will doubtless remember color
ed barber, named Johnson, who former
ly lathered aud shaved in Albany, and
subsequently moved to Salem. Well,
it seems he has followed in the foot.
steps of the illustrious John Nipple
and in a mad fit of "early indiscretion''
and perturbed state of mind, aban-
doned his lawful welded wife TO- GOO
and wandered out "into the wide
wide world'' with female Lothario
who won his susceptible gizzard from
its true allegiance. But here is a card
from the Salem Record of last Monday
which explains more fully the perfidy
of this coloFed imitator of our perturb-
ad Sanator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

PAID uP.-IAst Friday our efficient
County Treas. Capt. Shields, paid over 70
the state Treasurer the sum ,479,76,
which completes the amount of State taxes
due from Linn County. The whole amount
this year is s26,47076, tho Captain having
paid over $4,000 a shor time ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29
ADVERTISEMENTS,

Established in 1851, for the treatment Of Sex
ual and Seminal Diseases, such as Gonorrhna,
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis In all its forms, Sem
inal Weakness, IinpOtency, etc. Skin dlsea-
SEES (uf years standtng)and liberated Leg .
successfully treated.
I DIR. GIBBON has the pleasere Of amount
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal Hospitals OF Europe, and has resum
corner OF Commercial, Sau Francisco, where
his old patients and those requiring his scrvi-
ces may find him. M
The Doctor has spared neither time nor mon
oy In seeking out new remedies, and has 10
turned with Increased facilities lor the allevia-
tion OF human suffering,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29
SWEET HoME, Jan. 23d, 1875

SWEET 1OMEt jan Souj Aofo'
Editor Democrat: ........
Thinking that you would like to
hear from this part of Gods earth, |
will endeavor to give you birds eye
ylewof our future prospects in as brief
manner as possible Buck Head City
is thriving little place consisting of
one dwelling, o small store and black
smith shop. The proprietors are good
fellows, but they keep nasty stuff at
their store. By-the-way Buck Head
is situated on Ame's Creek not far
| from Judge Settles saw mill. The saw
mill hasn't sawed any lumber yet for
the logs went off; but the proprietor
thinks he will be ready next winter If
we have wet spring. The chances
are he wilt saw right smart chance
Of lumber. A little farther up in Sweet
Home Valley, Is Hughes City. 1t
was thriving little town until Sheriff
Rice came round collecting his pesky
taxes. Town property was too high,
and the proprietor swore he hadn't
lost any town, and away went "Coley
and the hounds.n Nevertheless, the
city still lives. The town consists OF
one dwelling, one store, post Office and
feed stable. By-the-way the proprle-
tor is business cuss. He keeps
store, pulls teeth for 25 cents; tends
post Office and Is studying law besides
he is running Literary Society al
Sweet Home school house and is edit
ing the Sweet Home Literary Compan-
ion. Mr.. james House Is running O
boot and shoe factory there alsoi that
is, he mends boots and shoesi and
Center Grange holds forth up IN the
loft Of the store in Doctors office
The literary cusses haYs debate al
the school house tomorrow night
Question: "Resolved, that ]. n. Her
rims Chinamen are new essence to so
ciety.p Twill try and attend and se'
how the thing goes, and procure a copy
Of the Companion for your readers.
We expect the Yaquina railroad vii
be finished as far as Green Horn thii
summer. SLOSHEN HAMMER.
SAD BUT TRUE.-An exchange says
For hollow mockery Of diabolica
intensity commend us To "fair' 70
"charitable" or benevolent" purpo
SEES. Without, II is pleasant, and yoI
go in amid beautiful music aud ar
warmly greeted, and for a moment yoI
are led to believe that you haye fouhr
? pleasant aud inexpensive place b
spend an evening. When you leav
you couldn't buy glass Of beer II
was a selling at a biz barrel.
PIp t,P.-Iast Friday our eiilcion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

Jase Wheeler has q beautiful pet
deer Of the "mule" persuasion. IL
was brought from Ochoco when fawn
and is now grown up to be one Of the
handsomest animals we ever saw. 1t
can jump stake-an-ridered fence and
otherwise show It's agility equal to a
country school girl at half-holiday
picnic.
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4 PsIosTOFFICE REGISTER,


rrom Corvallis at 10 80 A. NJ. daily except
sabbath; :. ~ on =, tri-weelsIy-
Atondays Wednesdays and fridays 80,
From Railroad North and SOUTH dally eA-
Oept sabbath, at 70 40 A. NJ.
Al11 MAILS DEPART.
For Railroad North and Southl daily, eA-
.o,,t sabbath, promptly at II a. N; 40
For Corvallis, daily, except sabbath at "O
p. NJ =, nto,5,,,v vednesdavs and
nFFIcE HoURs-From 80 A.. NJ to z 7. NJ:
xt6ney order office hours, from 8 A. N. to I. NJ.
siV-s' p. II. RAYMoND,P.M NJ.
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AIoRE Musio,--we haYe again been
placed under obligations TO the man
ayers Of Gray's music store, at Port
land, BY receiving another roll Of new
and popular sheet music, Anything
wanted In the music line can be had
NV nendlng to their store At Portland.
ARR YoR THE SUFFERERs-- Mr..
tfgnlt, resident agent Of Wells, Fargo
A COS Express, informs Us that he has
hecn authorized to forward all moneys
ana clothing free Of charge to the Kan
eas-NebraskA grasshopper sufferers.
This is certainly generous.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

Bible DEPosIToRr.--Thr a mistake
we last week omitted TO mention the fact
tha, bible depository has been established
in this city by DR.. Plummer at his drug
store. Bibles and testaments can be had
Of DR.. Plummer at the SOcieiy's prices,
which are about half what you would have
to pay at other places. Persons holding
lifo memberships in either the Oregon or
American Bible Societies should draw their
annual quota Of books very soon, else
their right % do 20 viii be forfeited.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-01-29

WE CAN'T GET IN.-The continuous.
" cold weather is great drawback to
the completion OF our new office, and
the prospects for getting into it before
the first Of March are seant indeed.
The carpenters can't work and the
plasterers dare not apply the cement to
the lathing with any hope Of it stick
ing therei and altogether things are
calculated to engender the symptoms
OF profanity IN our ehastened spirit
But we will watch aud pray.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of the National Rifle
Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Astor
House Col w. c. Church. the President, gave sum
mary Of the results OF the Associations work during the
past year. Gen. NJ. T. Mcmahon Col. w. c. Churcn,
Henry Fulton the Hon. d. W. Judd and L. II. Sanford
were elected directors for three years. and Gen. E. L.
Mohneu1 was reelected for one year. The Chairman
announced the following committee TO cooperate
with committee Of the Amateur RIFE Association 10
make arrangements for the International Rne match
which Is TO take place this year In Dublin James
Gordon Bennett, Gen. j. Il. Woodward, Cen NJ \ me-
Mahoo, Gen. Z. l.. hOlineux, and the Hon; u W
Judd. The Treasurer's report showed receipts @ loi
a. 1885 65. Lieut.. Col Gderseeve presented the SOC SOC
reLary report showing the success OF tne Assoceion
aud especially OF the Range, and setting forth tue Ih
proveInents contemplated aud ia progress Col dcoreo
W. Wngate read tho report OF the Range Com mlt'ee
and Frederick NJ Peck the report OF the Committee on
Prizes The meeting adjourned, after passing reso'T
uons complimentary 10 Gen. Smaller Gen. Al, al a. a
Nc ahon and Lieut.Col. Gldersieeve for their ofcia
services during the past year.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE BURNING OF THE COSPATRICK.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER.
ACCOUNT GIVEN BY THE sURvIyoRs-THEIR TERRI
BLE sUFFERINGs.

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER
ACCOUNT GIVEN BY THE sURvIyoRs-THEIR TERRI
BILE sUFFERINGs
A telegram to The London Daily Telegraph,
dated Madeira, Dec 2s, gives the following particulars
Of the burning OF the emigrant ship Cospatriek:
The shin British sceptre, bound from Calcutta to Dun
dee put into st. Helena Dec 9, having picked up
sea- on Nov a. in latitude 2So so g., longitude l2o a. E.
boat containing Macdonald, the second onlcer; Ihos
too. seaman, OF the ship Cospatrck Capt ElInslle
which had caught re Nov H. IN latitude sc lY g.
gtude l2 IS E. The four men nad been IN tae boat
for ten days without water or any kind or food and,
after being taken board the Soeptre, Hamilton died
ravng mad H appears from The statements OF the sur
solely the dead bodies OF their companions OF whon
there were originally 30 in the same boat
Macdonald the second mate, reports that at midnight
the l7D Of November being ut the time his watch
below, the first alarm Ses given that the ship was on
fire IL was then supposed that the MISCHIEF had origin
atsd In the boatswans locker. Immediately the most
strenuous efforts made 70 put the nre out, but II
continued 70 spread Ali endeavOrs proved yaiu aud IN
the Of two trOm the nrst signal Delng
given the ship was a mass Of flames When completely
guted the fire the hull still Oated, ana the boats
NAMED aou gside her TIL Thursday 19th Noyem
Cade stad by the snip t LAe hast moment, aud then
Jumped overheard and were drowned.
When the at It's worst there was rush 10 the
boats, which have been soon nIled and then
scene Of Understandable horror ensued- 1t was, says
the second mate. awful to men, women, and chill
dren drowning round the burning yesse with NO means
70 save them"
The chief officer, Mr Charles Romaine, five seanen
and had taken refuge In another
boat. which kept company with me one picked up oy
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
ORGANIZATION or THE BOARD OF EDUCA-
D I ,.r rs t.g.rr TIOXa H .1.i

ANNUAL REPORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
g yIsED REGULATIONS FOR COMPULSORY EpUeA-
p TON. go ... .o r-l.I -..f of +.ar-1aiCf-
The Board of Education will reorganize for
the year to-day The personnel of the Board remains
the close Of its sessions last year except
that John Crosby Brown is succeeded by Wm Herring
A President and Clerk 70 be elected to-day. wm
II. Nelson, the present presiding officer VIII m
doubtedy be returned TO that position but the ques
ton Of Clerk rs in more doubt Lawrence d.
Herman, the present Clerk. has proved bimseh
capable officer for several years; but some op-
position has long existed against him. When the
late Board first organized tins opposition very
strong the call for eleerou for Clerk. the
opponents Of Mr.. Herman succeeded in Dostponing
ballot, and no Clerk ever elected by that Board.
The Clerk held by virtue of his election by the
ceding Board and Mr. Herman still retains his position
under the clause until his Is appointed" IL
probable that any more decisive action viii be
taken by the Board to-day. ...
The following abstract Of the annual statements
Of principals Of the public and corporate schools under
the Jurisdiction Of the Board, which Will be submitted
to-day. showing the whole number OF scholars taught
and the average attendance during the year as com
pared with the same for the two years preceding;
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE VESSEL AND HER PASSENGERS AND

-.N" "''@- From Th London 7tssss 4,,....,.
The Cospatrick cleared at the Custom mouse,
London, on the sth OF septemDef she was teakonbs
sailing SHIP cfassed AZ Loyds, buiit AZ Mouimein 70
1850, and newly 3eGppered ihis year. Her msheeInk
owners Messrs. shaw 8nvbl Co, nrm largely
engaged IN the NewsZeafand trade. The owners nad
contracted With the opnai Governmons 70 carry cs,i-
grants 10 Auckland Nsw-Zsaland The emigrants were
taken board at the C8iony's Depot at Blackwait.
Her out was on the same Dusness aud she
mad made recent passage with Coolies rom Calcutta
10 Demerara. = fil' +A
The number Of emigrsnts shipped in September last
vas t2o thecrew we're Al in number. exelnsiye Of rs
and Sturgeon, ana there were four steersge
eli, t5s souls In addition to prsvnfons
for the emigrants the vessel carried general cargo of
gs2 tons weight Her registered tonnage was 200 tons
Hhe went our the owuers In light uim Before an
eIurant ship leaves this country se has 10 pass strict
under the Pasaen acts, oy the Board OF
Trade and among the things 70 be carried nreengine
10 proper WORKING order. s,x b0ats must also be
carried BY vessel Of tins tonnage OF the CesVatrick
and OF them must be ifeboat and another lepg
boat The cospasric did actually carry swo feboats
and provided with lfebuoys as regped by the act
She left Gravesend the th Of pember and on the
IA the Pilot Quilted her on Inc Start She wound, ~
the ordinary have right away TO Auckland
without puttiBg Ia On October - the Cospatrick was
spoken, and she was then In lat. IA o. long "a W.,
these figures be correct The next news We nave oI er
10 by telegraph from Madeira. ''-'-' %
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
PosTPONEMENr OF IRwINs CASE IN THE
DISTRICT COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. t2.-In the District
Court to-day Congressman Randall appeared for Ser
Arms Ordway of the House of Representative,
and asked OF the writ OF habeas corpus
for body of Richard B. Irwin be postponed until next
Thursday at Il O'clock Mr. Randal) lad not yet
had sufficient to prepare for the presentation Of the
various questions involved. The application for post
ponement accordingly granted.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

ponte a An sfcer the shrss year, psy ana aswapse
Seosssd By him y b mustered ont ,nA1 % rsfanaed
Mr. MACDoUGAIt Rep., n. Y;b frSm the same g Com. "a
bin Pay ,Ss Si the
BrieadierG two Assistant PaymastersG
% s ss q GSn n Dspa
%sssss ss q ss s ss
The Committee on Military Affairs aayns s1nansssS si
Messrs. Coburn Rep. Ind5 and Albright aseps Penn
who having been absent on the Special Commtee 10 10
Speaker proceeded with call Of the Committees IN
their regular order. thus passing x Committees with
Committse which was among those that had been
Saes f1s Ss d ss M s%
jeced and perssted In the ooeoten thus shutting ONT
the Ciyil Rishts bill, which the COMMITTEES was pro
10 get over this difnculty the SPEAKER proceeded
around % very Rapidly an ri m the Select on
Washington National Monament vas reached when MT
CHIPMhN tIiep., d. CD Chairman OF that Committee
reported hill provide for tho eempletion OF the
Washington honnmen but ss shs. bin proposed an s
Mr.. BUTLER tRep. hass). and was got our Of the way
Them H. VANCE DEM c. IN ordsr M to use up the
morning hour, TO which the Gail was coanned. possa
an nass aer eas3 TINS call husnsd 10 the morning
hour and sssH ns sa Sens &
Peun It's ChSrman. reported general Dili granting %
30 railroad companies the right OF way Ihrough inc pun
lie LANDS.
After considerable iscussiou the bill passed as
substitute the Senate bn II gives the night OF way
TO the extent side Of the central npe
Of the road, and the right 10 take from the adsoen
public lands the earth stone timber etc. necessary Ior
the construction the road aiso ground for stations
TO exceed for each station 70 the extent OF
stauon for every ten miles or road provision Wa
inserted. on motion Of Mr. HOLMAN fDem- ind.l, that
States which railroads be built under the pro-
visions Of this hill authority at all times 20
regulate and imI the charges for transportation aud
another provision inserted, motion of MI q, r.
HOAR fsep, Nasal that all such rights OF way shall be
subject the authority of the States through which
the roads may pass. .--.-,. ,
Mr.. BRADLEY Qsep., Mch) from the same commit
tee ported bill granting necessary right OF way,
not exceeding four rods in width, 10 Philip H. Emerson
and his associates for tue construction Of public toll
road Granite, at the mouth OF the Little Cotton
wood Canon In Salt Lake county Utah. 20 the head OF
the or toll 20 De charged not TO exceed
the usual for similar roads, and TO be approved 0y
County Court The road To be constructed within
two years. The bill advocated by Mr.. Bradley,
and was opposed by Mr.. Ciymer Dem. Penn) and
Mr.. Cannon lR5p., Utan.D - -
Mr.. CLYMER moved to lay the bill on the table, Neg
auved. .
Without disposiBg OF the bill, which comes up again
tomorrow, the House at E30 adjourned. .... ....
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
BROOM MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION.

SCHENECTADY. Jan. 12.-Forty OF the leading
broom manufacturers in Eastern New-York have Just
held convention In this city who are manafactu urlng
nearly fonrn OF all the Dr0Ons made III the Ohtod
States A resolution was unanimously adopted 10 ad-
prices of bTooms Is cents per dozen above All
IMAM Ast
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATE.

COMPUTATIONS BY THE SENATE.
j. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The Senate, in Ex-
ecutiye session to-day confirmed tho following nomina-
ttons: .
Adam Mallory be Collector Of Internal Revenue in the Vth
Texas District r
Posnasr.J H. shu..ieworih a. Cats5ug wesi Va; W. d.
Dlasiell Plymouth ~ H. W. fleetwood at St JohnNbuy VII
H. L. Hop good Ciaremonf Lydia Henderson at
Keene n H.. Bowen MllbuU hiss-i Josiah Pienu at
Worcester MasA; Clark Milford Miss Blla Fctos
sued Conn Samuel H. Canbeld seymour Cenn Ifee1e
rsenye Com; AvOrl Ninsie Conn; Miss Mar
Edwards Hamilton O1umwa, Iowa; Bs
RIPLEY Ackev Iowa j. NJ. Rhoads at Jefferson Iowa W.
Crane Maauoa Taylor Howard Ws waiter
GLADDEN. Britain Conn Mrs. Lsthop at Columbas NO.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
KING KALAKAUA IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. l2.-King Kalakaua and suite
arrived in this CITY 8 o'clock this morning from
Niagara Falls. The Mayor and City Council gave him
formal reeepuon and him Grand Pacine
Hotel, ne viii have rooms during hs three DAYS
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE STATE GRANGE.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 12-The State Grange met
IN Convention lu this city to-day. Mr.. Hnckey, Master
OF the State Grange presided. One hundred aud nfy
delegates presrnt The sessions are secret An
open session Will De held Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

the gcrpsre for two dass when tey were driven apart
By nsrd Gass what became Of them afssrwasds noe
wseSoSsss story Of tho sunsrinrs winch he and BIS
eompa nons had 10 enuFe tn The boat rs most narrow
ing He IL of the opinion that he Lewis and Coter are
the onv survivors OF the whole 40 souls mat we're on
boar the Cospatrek Tue three men are passe nsers Dy
the Nyau IA for Southampton. where they expeet w ar
riye on Saturday, the 3d Of January. 80 a. o.~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

ANNUAL REPORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE-
e yIsED REGULATIONS FOR COMPULSORY EpUeA-
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SSot,4rfprfber 9Seisbeit.

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SIM 0orten 1ton0 oui eiNen go
ltameuic cine @losfugcl, mic man lie III
@drten fat, Inn Die MusTdt 5u lpic9eln
Giner ous Der @elcQl6oit lcNte Die
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NO Die Gonnc lie bel6eint. Gr tbeilt Den
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lprd6 ii6cr bie 10 ouiiollenoe WaDrneb'
mung. Sober bat eine SDeorie sur Gr=
fldrun9: Ser Cine ninlmt Die 9te Fcrion,
Der 9(ubere Die Gr6olotion, Der 9ritte
Die &epullion su 9iilfe: mas Der Cine
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man lib MIR lpiirOe pcrluunoern miiiIen
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unb Nluro y in @rob6ritonnien lebten
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Ohte @aiienfreuno.
Sc b6rfiae &afpce.

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len @eboer in Monftcr an. ST tanu mig iese
seu, Bat be &ebber grade ne graute Ureibe an
EN- babbe, atuer uot ioll be boen? 8clle babbe
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nemlifeu Iobotatcn, lpoa be i0lmit S6rieiuer
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IN an iiene netten qeeOer, be be BE- ii9neen 9 tonn.
60 tcim 3aiper in Mon iter mier grade 10 on't
Sucpeu, as De bon babbc in &ocsfclb.
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- Die oem 6la1Sbau seluomcte @eian,mt>
fade Der Groc bcl1uft iid nod Dem vgneinecr"
auf brei Gliuionen slcres yiublano 1T Der
ar0bte Glodsaiid)tcr Q,60o,OO0 screS), ibm
folgen Yreuben, Seitcrrei6 unb TrontreiO ; fir
Srlano tueroen lo9, ,4s2, fit bic Ser. @taaten
81 ,204 Acres ouscscben. Die sln;abl BET
Spinoeln in @robbritannien unb Srlano luirb
su ], l,4e6,s4s (nabe3u bic SaIfte Der spinbclu
Der gonscn Melt), fit Srlano ollcin auf 9o9,>
400, fir Grantreib auf 100000, fir 9tublano
auf 10000 ange9eben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13
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gum Ngcnten bcs vSbio sSailcnf frcunecS" e.
nonnt, uno mir bitten ale unicre bortlgcn 5abls
rcdeu Nbonucnten, bon jebt al bic Sctrd9e fur
bas Slutt an oicieu @crrn 81 soblcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-01-13

NnrIouot. MlGnncr unb Uranen, &naben unb
arten gu ucrtaMen. @r0beren @epi,l als BET irgenb
eincm anoeren Gelt0ite. llner Wlommotb Diuitcrbud
fir q Gents. .-Nrit1 s. g8alter, Sapton, D.