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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
O1RIENs ESTATE.

Cornelius o'Connor, C. McDelaney
and II. II. Webb, who were appointed
% appraise the estate Of the late W.
s. O'Brien, the "Bonanza King" 6led
an inventory in the probate court at
San Francisco, on the 26th ult. show
ing the value Of the estate to be So
ss5.45s 20. The property consists
principally Of as follows: Real estate
e2ss.4s3 so; furniture and paintings
e26, ,S53 S5; books, S29, $50; cash
balance IN Nevada bank, s5s, ,35s OF :
jswslFy, S79, 400; one-third interest IN
the frm Of Ewing, Plum & 0'Brien,
500. 600; interest in the frm of FIooi
&o'Brien, &C. 377 800; 3,375 shares il,
the Nevada bank, valnsd at $40 q
share, s3,S25, 900; $500, 900 Al per
cent. q. s. bonds, valued at SlO21
1855. $50; 100 shares Gas Co. stock.
e92. 2.500; 1900 sbares Pacifc Mil,
and Mining Co., SlsO.s75; 250 share
Pacific Wood and Lumber Co, SI5.
$50; s5T9 shares Golden City Chemi-
cal Works, ss7, 500, and S.9s43 share.
ia the Virginia and Gold Fill wateI
1922 80. INC TuTenr0ly si'o
includes notes for about 900, 900,
among which are two notes of Maurice
Dorc for s25O, 900 and s56, $50 respect
lively. The majority Of the remaining
notes are marked Of 10 value. The
satter street homestead property. which
b valued in the inventory at slsO, 900
was purchased from Senator Sharon I, !
e232,ooo. There is no account in the
inventory Of mining stock held by de
ceased, the viii having expressly di-
rected the executors TO sell them as
soon after his death as possible, and
the entry showing the s., SOC, 600 in U.
8. bounds Is supposed to represent the
smount for which the stocks were sold.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04


Tho following article is clipped from
the Staskiard, but We think that paper
must have stolen Il from the Edss ORD
ooniaa, Is Il has been 10 the habit Of
acting in that ,nanrcl for some time
past
List NJ ,nday three fadifns were ar-
raigaed before Justice Bishop at Pen.
dletOn on the charge Of having MUIR
dered Geo. Coggnn. Indian witnesses
appeared, for strlieht forward testimony
they could not be beaten. elimination
and rccrimiuation was in order. They
did not appear 10 care 10 much who it
was that killed Cogean as to ascertain
which lndnn made the first confession.
Mai. CInoyer Vas present, ,andheseemed
TO ioso ali c,ntidonce in good Iiidians,
and concluded, like all tho balance who
wero present, that nearly all the Una
tillas and Columbias wero engaged in
the late unfleasantness. We have al
ways been like tho main body Of tho
citizens Of Umatilla county, thinking
that Mai Cornoyer would rather shield
than convict any Indian that belonged
really TO bis reservation /; but the acting
part he took ia ferreting out the real
murdercrs Of Coggan has dispelled in
the minds Of nll thinking people any
such idea lie, in connection with our
sheriff, has worked up case that all
the fnnessing Of the most acute lawyer
cannot overcome. Ho has donG him
self honor, and public opinion cannot
award him too much praise. The Ind
ans upon trial confessed 20 their pnrtic
ipation in the great crime Of murder,
always coupling their statements with
the question Who was the first Indi-
an to blow ON usi This matter has
been in tho hands Of Sheriff Sperry and
Majors ThrockmoIton and Cornoyer for
Il long time aud many began to think
that all tho evidence and all tho Indi.
ans would DO gone at the sitting Of the
circuit court, and the real perpetrators
Of this heinous crime would go un.
whipped of justice. Our fear in that
respect, Wa now see, was without foun.
dation, aud we freely accord to all thC
officers engaged in tho matter, an hon
esty Of purpose and perseverance,
worthy TO be emulated by all those In
authority. Tho beginning Of the end
has just commenced, and no doubt
I nearly all tho Columbias viii not only
be arrested, but convicted, and Sheriff
slerry will have cleared money enough
in the hanging 70 elect himseN ". y
Senator, provided he lived. in any Other
State than Oregon. We learned by
tho evidence had not Captain Mile
made bis appearances At the time he did
that not ouly Pendleton, bat tho sur
rounding country would have been ~
tho mercy Of the .f1ensiiy Lostiiss, BAN
nocks aud Snakes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

A week or 20 ago we received tel
graphic account Of the way in which
the Greenbackers OF Massachusetts
captured the DemooTatic Convention
in that State & short time since, and
how they succeedrd in nominating
Beast Batter for the GoVernorship.
Exchanges from the East give n clrar
r..,.ort Of it, and We must say that We
are perfectly amazed At the high h.....i-.l
u4y al Nmgn Ini7 party uI r"f''rmrrs
acted at that time. The best report OF
il has been CONDENSED by the OreJoniOn.
Here it is:
The respectable Democrats Of the
state refused peremptUrilv % adnit
that Butler could be candidate I,efore
their convention But through the
aid of the mob element Of both parties
Butter had secured large number Of
delegates to the convention. By some
of his strikers who had bribed the
persons in charge of the hall in which
the convention was to be held, an en-
trance was effected the evening before,
and all night hacks were running from
the hOEels TO the hall, conveying the
Butler men By twos and fours 80 that
by daylight about seven hundred. In
cluding delegates and hired Teteiners,
were in the hall, ready for anything.
Il was the old strategy Of the Trojan
horse again. When the hour arrived
the Butler crowd were in full control,
and the hall was crowded to such an
extent that only few Of their oppo-
nents could effect an entrance. The
tumultuous horde drowned all opposi-
ton with their noise and disorder.
When the state central committee fully
realized the situation they issued an
address denouncing the violence OF the
Butter faction and declaring ths con.
yeution postponed for ono week. Blu;
the Butler gang went on with thoir
work. The Democrats Of the state
have, however, repudiated the disgrace
fuI proceedings, and have nominated
another ticket. 1t is generally believed
By the eastern press that the conduct
Of the Butler faction will cause the
defeat Of this prolitical freebooter
TIE Democratic ticket viii draw away
from him many thousands Of votes
and the result is likely to be the eleC
ton of Talbot, Republican.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
FARMERS.


II you want tho bcst Harrow ever used,
order from Z. Carter q CO., one Of those
'sC.ombined Excelsior Harrow and Ciods
masheFs.n This marhine hasnow been In
use two years, and has had q large sale
tho past season, and lt is Bafe 10 say that
no machine ever offered 20 tho farming
public has given moro general Satisfaction.
Tho manufacturers have prodted by the
two years. experience and 90 improved
tho details Of che machlne as 70 fully over
come all minor objections % those Grst
made. and are now prepared 70 supply
farmers with . Harrow that they oaunH
afford % be without, - II ~ generally ad-
mittad by those who have used the 8 Excel
aioF' that man with ono team an do as
much work 10 one day with it ~ he can do
ID two days With any other Harrow, and
do & Is geli OF bettor; aud "time is mon.
ey" With the farmer during tho planting
We arc pIsa.ed 10 be able to Inform the
public generally that We have succeedsd
10 securing = good stock Of dry anishing
lumber, aud We aFp prepared % furnish
kaais. DooFn, Monidlng and all Kinds Of
house nisbing now a. reduced prices and
At short notlce. Give us call ~ our Fac
tory, on River Lank. no Nav, mill, Al
hauy, oregon. i. CARTER & CO.
ue.f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
(From the Boston Post, lDem.N
A VICTORY THAT MEANS FssAL DEFEAT

Mob rule has temporarily gained the
day for once. It will be our fault apd
crime if il shall succeed Q second time.
If tho Democracy of Massachusetts
are to bulldozed and slaughtered on
their own hearthstones, let them know
it before hand and prepare for it. If
in seizing the place Of meeting Of the
regular Democracy at 8 o'clock in the
morning, Butler has acted on the prin.
ciple that it is the early bird tha:
catches the worm, itsis now the duty
Of the friends OF order aud good govern
ment TO teach him that it is the early
worm that gets caught. Unless We
misjudge the public sense and sober
second Thought Of an insulted party
and an outraged people, General Butler
will find that this coup d etat, insteac
Of being a victory, will prove disas
trous and final defeat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
WHEAT PRosPECTA.

Some Of the farmers may not find
their granaries quite as full as they ex-
peeted before the harvesting began, but
the demand for American grain seems
70 be stronger, both in England and on
the continent Of Europe, than it was
supposed it would be after the close Of
the bout between the Turks and the
Russians. The great stores Of Rus
sian wheat shut up at Odessa and
o,her ports on the Black Sea while the
war lasted were considerably damaged.
land cargoes dispatched to London are
arriving thero in heated, unsalablC
condition. For the present at least,
Odessa wheat is not likely to be eager
| ~ sought at the highest prices by
buyers in western Europe. According
/ 10 the Marx Lane Erprees, the Ameri
can product just now has the uppel
l.hand Of the Muscovite in the Londor
market.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

"iie had - far recovered from Tyhsld Fever a. "a
DO about, and on eyery lne day for rnonths serept
aaaillke 20 my Office for advice medicine, strenht
Out ot patience, prescribed your lFe;low') Hypo-
phospnlses with success acsreeiy 20 Be ersdltsd.
since then doubt Il an u. y. has prescribed And
praised Il more than l."
such vas the statement mado hy arst.Eate phsi-
eian In MIncon, n. B., 70 Mr Follows, and s an0ther
preoi Of tho unequalied Influence Of FeeEss Hypo-
pnosphltes over disease. TVS PleAsAnt 70 tho pe.te
may be taken continuously foF years OF discontinued
any time without injury, and viii do more good toF
given outlay OF money than anT other aface ever
invented. Premature Decline, consumpslen bron'
Feeble and interrupted Action u the Heart Dun OF
siuggish AartIon Of the LIVER Dyspepsa FIatnlenec
the Lbs and want Of vitality IN any organ, or DIS.
ease caused by such want Of vitality, are al succes
ufily AID rapidly troeted BY thie reEnsdy n9ws
Az HtsroricAL FAcf.-Evory agent % has been
steadily selling tho Improved so Homestead sewtnc
Machine for three years, bis dwelling house. ha'
good account In bank s clear Of debt and has money
agency for superior goods a. the lowest prices goe
ilfst.eass Sewing Machine most lreliahle = ~
dmea easy 20 undentand and control, the same n1l
and docs tie same work as any machine that soil a
| FoUR TINES the price, There is no machine AZ any
price better OF that win do finer a. moro work, ant
certainly none 90 low IN price BY many doliaFp 1hI
| IioNEsTxap Is widely known and sed ID thousands q
amiliesln tho Eastern and Middle States and daily %
coming popular In tho West IL VIII save ts cost ee
erl times over In one season, doing the work q N
family or win four or five dollars day Tor an
man or woman who sews for living II is the strong
o. machine made, Is ready at all times TO do its work
makes the strongest and finest stitch yet Invented
and Il fully acknowledged tho Standard Family Sew
ing Machine. Price, complete for domestic use, go
delivered ut your door, no matter how remote you mn
reside. Business permanent and honorable, with nor
certain and rapid sales, and larger profits than an
other Extraordinary hboEal Offers niade % local Q
travelling agents where We have none estapnshedi O
u there Is ageut near you, send your ersr direct
the factory, Address John II. Kendall Co.. %
broadway. New York. Elsnilsls1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
eAPsrAE Norks.
sALru. Oct. Q. lS5s.

SALEN, Oct. =, 1878.
Thus Gar the Legislature hasn't ae-
Oomplished much in tho way of law
making, and perhaps it is quito as well.
If It be true that the world is governed
too much, awhat may besaidofoneoftbe
youngest States in the Union when We
come to consider that the Oregon code
Is nearly as largo as that Of New York,
che Empire State Of the Union. It
does seem Ike the Oregon Legislatures
Of the past have made moro laws to the
square inch than any other Of tho ais
terAOOd Of States. The cry should now
bs "give Us q rest."
Senator Burnett, Of Benton, has Sc.
occurred the passage OfmeritoriOus meas
ure in the shaps of a joint memorial tC
Congress, reciting the wrongs Of Chi
aess immigration aad asking modi6
alton Of the lrIlngamo treat,
y ~ 20 prevent tue ltlloN o
Chinese into the country. SenatoI
Burnett Is working we'll and faithful.
for the interests of the working
men, and we most cheerfully eommen,
his actions.
The presiding officers of tho tw'
houses, Gov. Whiteaker and Judg,
Thompson (bOth Of Lanel are daily win
n;ng fresh laurels for their urbs,nity an,
impaEtiality, and it is much to the credi
q their county that they have attaine'
10 the enviable distinction of '.boss" il
each Of the Legislative branches.
n V r
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
sale of Household GoodIs.

NI 0TfcE rs HEREBY GIVES ~ THE UNDER.
nInrd company, WHO arc common carriers on tia
WlaEDsste Hlyer m Oregon, that said o0mptDy has In
~ possesalo at IL wharf h Albany, tAnn eos.ssy.
u. nsone Albany, LAan aStalsty, Oreeon," and way.
billed "bousshoid goods,' that the anaerAeT.sd, -
eDfnnen earF5eFu, ia0ught sA3d packages 70 Albany
Lima county, oFegoa tke sth day u May, 1875 Ard
have since " Wit: fnoro than three months haia
tbs oT freight charges and advance charges pad
~ ~. s,,I - - - ~, si1 ~ ~ H., a. -
nndersinsd, II public auction, - the wharf q the
undsfslgpsd Ia Albany, Linn county, OreR0n on fhe
zcth dsS u October, 1873, II the hour ~ olodk n
the afternoon u aAst day, % pay sad charges and
freight and the eosts and expo2Ses q eelliBg sid
properly. aud Of koertag The same.
batsd SEA. n, 5s5a ,. W. COCHRAN co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
aExrnaL SOC s0nNTsoSa rlArtORN,

This gallant and greet Confederate
soldier is now in nomination for Com
gress in the Virginia Third District,
and in an address to the peoplc ho
plainly and tersclyA presents his cpin'
ions and principles. as follows: II hold
that the first in importance is the main.
tenanee Of the Democratic party Of the
United States in its integrity, for we Of
the South owe to that party our release
fromtheoonaitiOnofeonqueredprOv provinces
and the protection Of the Constitution
we now enjoy,and five maintain it un-
divided Il viii probably acquirethe con.
troll of both the legislative and executive
branches Of the Government and in
troduco honesty, economy and strict con
struc'ion of the Constitution into the
Government and restore prosperity to
the country.
/ hold the law-establishing National
Banks, including the prOhibitory tax
(tcn per cent. on other banks, TO b
utterly unconstitutional, and, therefore
to be repealed as soon as possible, the
National Bank notes to be called il
gradually by the substitution Of re
decmablc United States notes, and the
issue of such notes to be increased un
til sufficient for the wants Of all part
of the country. I advocate, in othel
words, abudnance Of paper money
le1uL in value to gold and silver, and
receivable for all dues to tho Govern
ment. Being lifelong Democrat,
stand upon the Democratic platform il
this and all other political questions
namely, strict construction Of the Con
Stitution, close economy in ell branohe
Of the Government and tho extinction
of the National debt gradually, but a
soon as possible.
have always been hostile TO tn
present tariff and would be so to an,
other discriminating like it in favor Q
one section Of the country, and that
small one, to the injury ofallOthers. ! an
opposed also, snd very strongly, to a
taxes bearing uhequally upon the dii
Eerent sections Of the country, like tha
on tobacco, which EFFORTS from virgini
larger contribstion to the Unite
States revenue than IS paid by the 81
New England States. not less thAi
three times richer, and which ais
makes the poor man pay at least, 20
r,er cent, on the tobacco he uses an
the rich man from 20 to 40 per cent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
l8smPhis AyaIGaehs, sepl. e-I
THE sOTTBERS seOGRGE.


We are being ground. Between the
EPper and neither millstones' of
Heavens wrath We are being ground
to very powder and tossed of into the
mill-race to be whirled away into obii-
vioR. Each day Fato's motor is being
increased In power, and the grinding is
zbeing increased in velocity, capacity and
1orse. It Is lie that ''the mills Of
God grind slowly" but the essence and
body Of terrible truth is in the words,
..y-s they grind exceedingly small. /"
With patience He stands waiting,
Bat with exactness Rrinds To all.
The breath Of disease blows the human
grain beneath the crushing stone, and,
grinding, whirls these stones Of Heay.
ems viii. A breath Of mercy, light a.
the Southern Summer breeze, throws
IN occasional half-crushed grain of fol
food for later day, but upon the mas'
the great stone works on--on.
The wheat lies inanimate by. The
hand Of the omnipotent miller hurls il
beneath the stone. What is left hear,
the sound of the victims anguish anc
sees those victims passing away fron
the store-house Of life for ever ant
ever.
The hand Of the miller is omnipo
tent; and here We stand, whether to b
made the food for the grinding monu
ments Of the mercy, the God IN who's
reach We stand, alone can tell. Igno
rant Of the next hour'sfate, warned by tn
ueyer-ceasing moan betw cen the stones
we stand awe-stricken, awaiting tb
grasp or the passing-by of the Divin
MIlIer's hand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
xOT EsTnUsTAsTHc.

Nobody in Oregon nados much Of a
'fussv over Postmaster General Key
except the Federal Office holders. Dem
ocrats Stunned him as they would AM
other renegade, and honest Republicani
didn't toady to him worth AGENT. Tel
HAYES come next.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Tothe vasi amount 81 ffsncra from foyeF
ana agug coughs colds. CONCESSIONS, bead
sci'e biiliouAnrss, and ali other fiis itfci
sieHL 10 tho eiimste ol The tactic slolse,
~s cay. ch.'or OPT week sIli ntss u Rreai
cilang' wrought "a yau for tho better, "
yon viii follow Ulir al sise Auli iak0 Tese n
bAIubuIg Tea according - dlfestions.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

The Princess Louise is the strongest
minded and the most capable Of Queen
victoria's daughters. She resembles
her mother in person and in mind, and
viii undoubtedly be pOPular with the
Canadians. lord Lorne is thirty three,
"a man of Some capacity" according to
an English paper, and is aifable and
pleasant in his bearing. A semi-royal
character will attach to his court, and
this will Hatter his subjects. and make
them the more loyal to tho British
government. The appointment was a
wise strike Of diplomacy, az the Cana.
dians we're getting to be, until Lord
DnEerin's appointment, restless and
discontented.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Last week Sim-sim, an Indian charg-
ed With vObbing houses IL UmasilIa
county, o. Batter creek, vas bound
over by Justice Bishop 70 appear before
the next grand jury
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
rnE DEuoCn 4rIC PLATronM.

Strict construction Of the Constitu-
tion.
Payment Of the bonds according to
the original contract.
No more bonds.
United States treasury notes instead
Of national bank notes.
Tariff for revenue only.
This is in brief the Democrats plat
form as it was, - it is, and as i always
viii be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
II would be shameful if the murder,

IT would be shameful if the murder
er Of Macdonald should by any court
quackery escape the punishment for his
crime. Tho attack upon the domestic
relations Of deceased was sufficient
caalse for punishment, and the added
crime Of the murder should bring with
it the most condign punishment known
to tha law
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
Mrs. MaYina Q pGWoll's
MILLINERY STORE

An Immense stock Of the very latest
STYLES Of Bonnets and hats and other mil.
lenry and fancy goods has just been 70
ceiged. Also eli The rev nogellla1. Nele
vets ard feathers cheaper than e9eT hetors.
NINE. IELLIs0N,S CELEBkAT
Ed IMPROVED CHARTS Tor cutting
dis and chi ldranni dresses, eto., etc,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

RyER since 1855 Maine has been a
Republican State, but in the last cleo
tion the people failed to respond TO tho
party lash, and tho consequence Is that
her next Governor will probably be a
Democrat Hurrah for Maine
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

THE Oregonian Of Wednesday says,
"I.et us have no foolery.p That paper,
to be consistent, ought to suspend pub
Iicatien,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bstray Notice.

Istgpyed from the Enrrous farm On Se1G 18th, !
dark taf os brown mare years old, 10 1hnde high.
arafe built, branded -. H." tho n st shuiilder
md had on when last seen q head stall ha1fef and
rope afonhd the neck. Any one returning s4l mare
Or gyn9 Information whle will lead 70 her feoovery
Albausf uttss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

KErp il before thO people that tho
radical party has already paid moro
than slo0, 100000 Of the southern
claims, while tho democratic psrty's
payments foot up about 100000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

IT is announced that Hayes gave
$500 to the Ohio Republican cam
paign fund last year. lie could very
we'll afford to increase his contribution,
in view of the fact that his stolen Of,
Gee brings him in $4,000 year, be-
sides porduisites.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

The Grconbackers ara not after the
Almighty Dollar. Oh, no ! Their two
principal and rival leaders, Pomeroy
and Shupc, are not content with selling
them cheap trashy papers, but make
them contribute to their pockets in
other ways. Pomeroy has had his pic
ture engraved and now sells It for fifty
cents, and be also furnishes election
tickets with an engraving on the back.
Shupe isn't far behind; he adyertises
cheap sewing machines for sale; also
microscopes, barometers, etc. Oh, no
they don't want to make money out Of
the dear peoplel