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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

AT Republican meeting in Balti-
more last week, ex-o Postmaster General
CrossW ell ssil ''ehe need of the hour
was the presence in the Wife House
Of men whose pest acts would be &
guay1nsee that faud aud corruption in
electors corid MOI exist.
THE boom for Gen. Hancock keeps
pace with the progress Of the Grant
boom. Hancock would possibly secure
his native State, Pennsylvania, to the
Democracy, and he he's an immense
popularity in the south, where no is re-
garded as the tyse Of soldier who ac-
kuowledges the supremacy Of the civil
law.
From the Salem Mercury we learn
that Me,srs. r. P. Earhart, I. w.
Davenpol C-o-ge A. Edes, Lewis
johnson, L L, Pa, W. H. Waters
aud Col. c. A. Reid have Incorporated
the Willamette Woolen Works Compa-
ny, N.th the obi It of rebuilding the
wooden mills which were destroyed by
lire some years ago.
BFN. BUTLER adv the MasrAchu-
setss Republicans to stop complaining
about the Cor federate E,igadieIs and
elect Ur;on Er;grdiers 20 Congress.
TIL :, the Atlanta Corss'futfoR thinks,
IS sornd doci ne, bet tho trouble is
that nearly sll the Nol hem men who
fought n tie war IN sny distinction
a-a Democra,s.
IT seems that Meier Reno, of the
re- lie AMY, M ct CO." Some :hree
years ego he was corr maItialed for
indecent expesrre of IS person and
was ate walt's psr.iOnsd 6v Hayes.
He IS now again cna sed " ~'th the same
oEence, and VIII doub less be convicted,
Is he i-srl ed oiher oTcer's vie
and the proof seems conclusive.
A HORRIBLE disaster occurred at
Kansas City on the afternoon of the
7th inst A cracker and candy factory
belonging to COrle-, fell in With tre-
mendous crash and II a few seconds
flames sprung from the mass Of ruins.
The building was occupied by over sew
enty persons, most of whom were girls
and boys employed in the factory. Six
teen eorpses were removed frOm the ru-
ips after the flames we're subdued.
ANOTHER proolen 3 solved at last.
A learned professor says that the rea-
son We have trouble to sleep g " le-
carse here is an accr nria.ion maisly
OF ca-bop;c acid, ;hat a~crur lation be
ing favored and con.rolIed by reflex ac-
ton of the nervors system, with thus
protrac;s the organism from excessive
oxidation and a'ows the orgar 'sm to
manifest lis rscal fTrc ,ional activity
throughout = succeet ng ~ ,hDic peri
Cd" Tbs e al Iighs, brt unless Dem
Oc=AtI vote tho s.Fs;shs ticket ne1t
! Monday the ''c-rbor'c acid" won't help
out much.
TIE Colombia, Pa, HenoiI says :
But a short twelve rontbs since We
were assr-ed by the Republican news
papers and stump orators that it the
Democratic palty succeeded in con-
trolling Congress the public credit
would be destroyed end business pos
t-ased. the people were not fooled IN
that way, but eiece a Democratic
Conscees, and now we taye the same
stump orators clairing that The return
of prosperity is due 10 the policy of The
Republican pal y, which IS IN the mi
nority n both brp1ches Of The legisla-
tive department of the Government.
Consistency is jewel that must be
sought for elsewhere then in the Re
publican party.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

The entire medI-al profession express
the greaieat confidence in the kealing. re-
freshing and invlgoFating virtues Of Emil
Fress's Hamburg lea. Il always relieves
sick headache, dizziness. neIVous COM
troubles. Il should be In every house
hold.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

BETTER THAN GOLD IL perfect
health, and yet many are suffering the tor.
lures OF the damned with Dyspepsia when
LIsH DANDELIoN LIVER AND DYS-
PEPSIA PILLS Will give relief, and, II
persisted In, will cure the worst case OF
this distressing trouble. This pill cures
Torpid Liver and Biliousness, Regulates
the Bowels, removes Pimples from the
Face, cures BalloW Complexion, Foul
bFeath, sick Headache, Heartburn, Pain
In the sides and Back; IL Sugar. coated and
GUARANTEED " be PURELY VEGE.
TABLE. II Acts directly on the coating oi
the Stomach aud on the Liver. Can be
taken In any cllme-wet or dry weather.
BoWaIO Of limitations. Tho genuine has
an engnving Of . lion on the outside
wrapper. Price, 90 cents. For sale by all
dFuKgiats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

AL THOSE WHO ARE DELIN-
"A quont In taxes prior 70 1S79a hereby
notifed to come forward Immediately and
settle. Ifthey do not do 50 Immediately
viii proceed against them according to law
and levy on propertyI SUFFICIENT TO make
the settlement. You win save heavy costs
by responding TO this notice promptly.
I. @. DICKEY,
17w4 sheriff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

HOW TO SAVE MoNEY.-Instead Of
going q doctor for . prescription, II you
have Brght's Disease, Diabetes, Pain IN
the Back aud LofaA, SnArting, InnAmma-
ton, CAlculi, Brick-dust Deposit, or aay
trouble ef the Kidneys or Bladder, buy .
bettle Of DIR. Mintae's Eephreticum, iho
great Buchu Com pound. II Is the met
wonderful prescription for these troubles
ever compounded. Measrs. Abrams 4
Carroll, Wholesale druggists, say: I'VE
and bladder remedy in the market." !"
woodArd, druggist, Portland, Or, says
Everybody speaks highly Of L." Chifds,
druggist, Portland, Or, says: 'sSold lots
ef iE; Il always does the work." Many
have besn cured OF obstinate kidney com
plaints after the doctors have given them
up. Price, sI.25. For sale by all drug
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
INSURANCE.

Commercial Union, Of
London. Capital, $12,-
500, 900.
North British and Mer-
camille. Capital, $1O,-
900, 900.
Also the Imperial, Lon
don, Northern & Queen
Capital, $39, 600, 900.
g. a. STEW TART,
Agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
Democrat

Seymour, of New York, and McDon-
aid, Of Indiana-proba Democratic
candidates for 1880.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
Albany Bath House.

TVHR UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens Of Albany and Vi
sinity that haVetAksn charge ofthis Establish
asnt, and, By keeping clean roems and paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit al
those WhO may favor US with their patronaee.
Having heretofore carried on nothing bat
Ftrst-Class Hair Dressing Saloons.
we expects to give entire satisfaction to all
~~Childien and Ladies' Hair neatly cut
snd shAmpooed. JOS WEBER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY, OREGON.
mrs. c. HOTK, Proprietor.

This House has been thoroughly renovated from top
to bottom aud Il now In splendid condition for
the entertainment ef Travellers The table
= supplied with everything the mar
ket Affords Sample rooms for
nnaarcial men.
Corvallis. Lebanon and DaIRaa Stage once.
V15n5u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

In the main our correspondent il
correct, and II he had well studied and
digestsd our article to which he 6nds
objections he would have certainly dis
covered the same viewS His criti-
cisns arc technical and querilous. Our
space does not permit Of argument, but
If our friend will consider the law
which gave the power to United States
Marshals and their deputies in matters
pertaining 10 elections he viii be forced
70 admit the legal right Of their p-es-
ence at the polls. That is all We ad-
mitted in our article, while dcprecating
and denOuncing the iniquitOus Law that
created this system Of despotic espi-
onage. II our friend "Willamette" had
carefully digested the context Of our ar
ticle he would have seen that we in no
manner endorsed the Marshal spy sys-
tenn. Our first sentence reads Is fol-
lows: "Whatsver excuse Radicals may
sfier for the appearance Of q. 8. Mar
shals at the polls it is shown to be .
species Of most villainOus, outrageous
partisan machinery; and the one point
which the Democratic majority in the
last Congress maintained in its long
contest with the Fraudulent President
was its refusal to appropriate money
for the payment of these maEshAls and
deputies"
We would like 70 pursue this quan-
tiOn further, but the readers Of the
DEMoCRAT have already read our last
article on the subject and arc fsntitled
to other matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
DON'T FORGET n.

In the language of Brick POnerOy or
the Okalona States we want it under
stood as follows, namely, tO-wit, viz:
Vote
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

THE trial of the alleged Hager muir
dersrs will begin at Oregon City next
Monday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

They are decidedly "On it" in Ne
vada At Eureka last Friday after
noon John Chamberlain, IN possession
Of wood ranch S5 miles from town,
was attacked by Robert Brown, who
claimed the property, supported by two
other men, all armed with repeating
rifles. Chamberlain's thigh was broken
BY the first discharge, but he maintain
ed the fgAt on his knees with a six
shooter and two shotguns, killing Brown
and at the same moment falling dead
hinself.
The Chicago Daily Nesos,, an indie
psndent paper, says: Congressman
Joe Blackburn, leading Democrat,
Processes to be very confident of Demo-
cratic success in 1880. He thinks the
Democrats will concentrate their efforts
upon New York and Indiana, as Ohio
and Maine srs lost to them. he thinks
the Presidency viii be given to New
Eork, and that the nominee win be
either Pettsr, Gov. Seymour or Sanford
Z. Church; that the Vice Preeidency
viii Be given to Indiana, and that the
nominee viii be either Mcdonald, Hen
drislas VoOrhees or English. He be-
lisvea also that the only hope Of the
party viii be 3 very moderate course of
Congress this winter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28
SheriTs Sale.

T.. The Circuit cOurt ofth. State Of Orsgon for
Liam COunty::
James 3. TemPletOn, Plaintiff,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-11-28

In aie Circuit Court eftse State Of Oregon for
linn County:
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera
VALUABLE 1MPRoyED PROPERTY AT AUo

BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respec- -
lively ore on the 18th day Of August, 1871 and Z =
Of the Lald Records Of the District Of Columbia;
recorded in Lber $685. folio 260 ct seaniter one of
the Land Records Of the District Of Columbia, and
ssl1 e pubic suction. front Of the promises, on
TnnESDAY. the 9th day Of April at pm, A. b.
1879 all that certain tract of land situate lying and
being In Warrington county, In the District OF Col
nmbia being part OF that whole tract Of land called
Grass Las d." and being desis1ated as lot eleven
Sbipley, beginning for said lot numbered eleven
ND at the nOrtheasterly corner of that portion OF
Grass LAID" which lies northwesterly Of that
county county road known as Loughborough Lane"
q south 9 Ssasy
W, 52A perches to the northeasterly corner Of Iot
numbefed ten u0l a. designated on eaid map
thence 3. 40 degs. E: and along the northeasterly
perches % the center Of said road thence along tue
center OF said road N. 45A dogs. e 15K perches
and n 81 degs T. 1871 perches to the northwesteriy
boundary line OF said portion Of Grass Land y
t b leaving said road and running along said
place OF beginning, containing twenty acres three
ROOFS and twenty perches except the nine acres two
reeds and thirty three perches conveyed June q,
1870 to r. w. Carter. -
caah. Of which si0O must be paid at sale; ths ds
ferred payments to be made in one, two and three
years after date. with interest at seven per cent
annnm until paid, and secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises and insurance TO the
within six days after day Of sale, otherwise the right
g reserved to resell after one weeks notice at Iha
risk and cost Of former purchaser All oonveyanc.
WALTER F HhhsfSs Y SSa5. g.. zas; Trustee
WArl3-e0&ds
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AN ALLEGED Pension FRAUD.-Assistant q. s..
District Attorney FierO has been investigating
pension case, the facts OF which, 1t is alleged
show that Mrs Helrfch, poor widow OF CALI
coon, Sullivan county, was cheated out OF most
OF the pension due her on account OF the death
OF her son In the army. This son was killed In
February, 1864, but 1t was not until q year ago
that she learned that she was entitled to IS a
month from the time of her sons death. She
put the matter into the hands OF John s. Shind.
Ter, justice OF the peace In Sullivan county,
and authorized him to receive her letters from
the post ONCE. After some delay, Mr.. Shlndler
brought TO her the money to which he said she
was entitled. She says that she was surprised
that IL was no more than $500, but gave her
receipt In full. When she afterward learned
that she was entitled to 81 400 she brought the
matter TO the attention of the u. s. district
attorney. An investigation showed that the
pension certificate issued In Mrs: Helrich's name
was for 81 400: that 1t was endorsed with ner
mark, and that it was collected by q claim
agent at Middletown, N. 7. Mr.. Fiero had a
long talk on Saturday with the complainant,
who Is seventy years old, and he viii sift the
matter to the bottom. In answer to letter Of
inquiry from Mr.. Flero, Mr.. Shindler answered
that the widow had been paid In full. and that
he held her receipt therefor.-lN. Y. Tribune,
March 18th,
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1910 CHEAT 1O7O
ROUTE

ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
SPLRHDD EcKNKBY. MAoHIPICKHr EouIPKKNT.
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Es sa The nth So Pssss 90 70 e1Gs
Willlamsport, Lock Haven. and Elmira. at l0:l0
For New a;Ts sn7 ts ssnEs .s and os
Pres q Pullman fsrlor Cars. $50 An. daily y
For Brooklyn, N. 7, all through trains connect 81
snordns direct trsnSfss to Futon syses aVod
Ing double ferriase and Journey across New
For Phil.dsl phi. 80. $50. ana 10 lis p. ~, daily
Limited Express 20 20 daily. except Sunday
1'r SS saS m ,ra s. e 20
Fer SSgs.: S.sss Pr; 90 a m and 4:ao p m.
For Annspolis. 90 a n and go p M, daily. OK.
IS ~ aaD I'M
r'f s:s:ssi p& Sn Study !. sn a.
For Rieh%ond and the South. 8 80 Am. and S: 80 p.
''ns siys a''iass. 81 Tsissn'r sss h III g.
Il "a,
east corner Of thirteenth street aud P.unsylyama
Tor checfns Of bssssss q s from
FRANK TH6Ssos. SsnsraS Msns s@ss' As noVs
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HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
" TATE IN GEORGETOWN. d. O., IMPROVED
WITH AN IRON FOUNDRY. Oh TIE O. 4

By virtue of . decree duly passed by the -
Supreme Court Of the District OF Oolumbis rrM
on the 4th January, 1870. as modified by de- LkM
cree by said court duly passed the 18th Jauu ,ry
1879 both DEGREES being made in the cause Of JACOB
G. Heiston ct al vs. William r. Duvall ct al No
1881. Chancery Docket, No. Q, Of said court WILL
as Trustee duly appointed In said cause sell at cub
lie auction. to the highest bidd0, In front Of the
premises on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1879, at 4
O'Clock pm, certain real estate in GEORGETOWN In
said District Of Columbia, situated and known ae
Lots numbered 26 and ~, in Thomas Beale's add.
ton to said Georgetown with the buildings and i'm.
provelnente thereon; and also al that piece Of
ground which fronts on tho west side Of Washing.
ton street In said town. ginning at the southwest
corner OF said lot q, and run thence east and at
right angles with said Washington street to the west
line OF said street. thence west and with the line OF
said street to its intersection with the southern
boundary line Of said lot No. n then with the
southern boundary line Of said lot to the place Of
beginning, with the improvements, rights and ap-
purtenances to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale: Oneth of the purchase money
In cash and the residue In equal tnstalments Of
onethird Of said residue, payable respectively six.
twelve and eighteen months after date Of sale, with
interest from date the title TO be reserved until the
full payment Of all the purchase money. Convey.
ancing at purchasers cost $500 to be paid ct time
ofsale CHARLES N. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
90 Congress street, Georgetown
THOS. BOWLING, Auct- feb2O-3aw3w
tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, March 25th, same hour and place. By
MAJ -eotd THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-18

eH-"Pedalmania" is the latest form OF demen-
tia In New York. Rufus Perulle was arrested
on Wednesday while running furiously around
q square and shouting: "Three hundred doll ars
at Gilmore's Garden still remain unmolested
eETramps are defined by Michigan law to
be persons refusing to work for the usual and
common wages given to other persons for like
definition Is certainly lenient one, and does
not take In the vast army or unemployed who
are willing to work even for less than the wages
usually paid.
eH-Many Italian immigrants have written
home from Brazil that the country they had ex-
pected to find a paradise is quite the reverse,
and that they are treated like beasts while
priest or doctors. Hence member OF Pariia-
nent has introduced q law ito restrain the IN.
sane desire Of immigration"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-18

REPRODUCTIONS BY THE BRAIN-That which
ness leaves behind ft, after its disappearance
tnerelrom, In the mind or brain, functional
oisposltlon to its reproduction or reappearanco
In consciousness at some future time OF No
mental act can we say that IL Is swr1t I'm water
something remains from 1t whereby its rocur.
renee Is Facilitated. Every impression OF sense
upon the brain, every current OF molecular ac-
tlvity from one TO another part OF the brain,
every cerebral reaction which passes into
movement, leaves behind it some modif-
cation or the nerve elements concerned
In Its function. some after-effect or so to speak
memory OF itself In them, which renders It's ne.
production an easier matter, the more easy the
more oiten 10 has been repeated, and makes ft
ln possible TO say that, however trivial IL shall
not In some circumstances recur Let the ex.
CITATION take place In one OF two nerve cells
lying side by Side, and between which there was
not any original specific difference, there WIN Be-
ever afterward difference between them.
Ihls physiological process, whatever be fta
nature, is the physical basis OF memory, aud ft
Is the foundation or the development OF our
mental functions.-lTke Physiology Of Nina
Ndu0SteY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-18

HIGHKE EDUCATION OF WoMEN-Americans
VINO are interested In the question OF the higher
the success OF the mixed classes at University
college, London, is now assured. In SOM
classes the attendance OF young women Is az
nlgh as thirty per cent. OF the whole The pro-
fesSors are perfectly satisfied with the result OF
opening the classes to women students and the
young men have not the slightest fear that tue
standard OF education will be lowered Uniyer-
sity college Is of course, In exceptional posi-
uon for making an experiment OF the kind and
iC does not follow that the success achieved
there would be attained In institutions where
the conditions are not so favorable
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BROS, Aucdoneers.

IRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYE0 PROPERTY SITUATED
On STREET IUTa. BET NEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS WEST. FRONTING
TIE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS
By virtue of deed Of trust to me dated <.>z
Septei. Der 9Th. D. 1874 and recorded in !:.sf
Llber EGO, folio 236. one Of the land records A.0
for the District Of Columbia, and at the REQUEST Of
The party secured thereby, shall offer for sale
FOL owing DESCRIBED rea ate situate in tn city Of
Washington, D. o., and desc ribe.i lots numheref
I26) IL square numbered three hundred aud eighty
three t3S3. improved by three-story brick dwell
Ing
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money
In cash. and the balance in two and three years.
with interest at eight cent and secured on the
Icoperty sold H., One hundred doIla.s must 30 paid
the right resell at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser if the terms not compiled
with in five days from day of sala.
marRd6ds VIM T. DAVIS Tr1stae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-18

MISS ADDIH BUREHAM, q Hartford lady, was
seriously poisoned about four weeks ago by
wearing new blue veil, and her face is stu in
very bad condition. The veil has been ex-
amined by a chemist and found TO contain a
large quantity OF aniline dye, from which the
young lady must have been poisoned. The dive
Is from coal tar, the reslduum of coal used in
the production of gas. It is used in blue, red
and green colorings, giving brighter hues than
were formerly attained by Divers.
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BOARD OF THREE EQUALLY DIVIDED
During the rebellion the law school M can.
bridge was presided over by Profs Parsons.
Parker, and Washburn. They were divided IN
their political views, and each did his best 20
maintain his opinion. Prof. Parker was ono
day asked: "How do you get along on politics at
the law school?" Nicely he answered: aWo
are equally divided" "But how can that be.
your" easy enough replied the professor:
parsons writes on one side and on the othor
and Washburn-he speaks on one side and votes
on the other. ~ Boston TSdnsc,iDf
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North: Msr,hwsst, West
To take effect SUNDAY. Nov. II. 1878
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M mo straso''rs winchester Hasersto"n and Way
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t7 80 pm. Chicago and Columbus Express
SLEEPING Cars to Chicago.
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200 p.m--Point OF Rocss and Way Stat1ons
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t1Dally. ton Sunday only: Other trains daily
except Sunday All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply q ucxet office de-
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6O1, 6O3 1886 Penna- 4veD ne u. w., WASHINGTON and
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cts can BE- procured, and orders taken for baggage
to be checked and received at any point in the CITY,
w. n. CLEMENTS, Master TRANSFORMATION
I. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent
6EORGE g. KOJNTZ. General Agent uovl6