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, 1880-03-17
NATIONAL PASSENGER AssOCTA.
TIf}N.

CINCINNATI, O.. March 16.-Tho National Aaso-
cfNuon OF PASSENGER and Tickut Agonts mot to-
tlny md elected W. p. ehatt,iok President. To.
aides fixing rates, tho Convention will oonstslor
tho consolidation of tho Cc,Itrnl and Wcs.ern
Associations. After ting election Of otEcora tho
ou pnssenger rates. II Will require long nos
6snn to cntnplctc the work,
Tho following officers wUro elected for tho tn-
suing. yenr: ". u. Shnttrck, Of tho 4. & q. w,
IrcsItlGnt; John ". 13rnwn, Of tho l., u. & W,
icc:Prcsltfc1t: and W. ]. Smith, Ut tho c., c.,
G. l. l., Secretary. -
, 1880-03-17

..-.-. Flora, Clay Co, III.
DEAF aIM: This Is To certify ttnt your INDIAN
HLOODtYRUi' has cured me Of the Third DaT Chit
miss BROWN,
, 1880-03-17

ST. LOUIS q SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW Tonx, Mnrch l0.-At n,coting Of thost.
Louis & san Francisco Railroad Company. Gen.
IF. Winstow WINS elected President. james b.
Fish Vice. prcsfdent Cnlvir Littlotield Secretary
md Treasurer, and @. ". Roger8 Gonozal Afan-
nHer and Superintendent.
, 1880-03-17

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Mnrch 1B.-Judgo Deerdsloy
denied tho petition Ut II. l.. Goodwin for m in.
tllncton 10 prevent tho ,eo nf frco rnsses on tho
New York, Non Haven g. Hartford Railroad by
members OF tho Legislature.
, 1880-03-17

6pftI4E UNpdltH 10 1Ad CHted19 1Yt1UNH.
GRAND RAPIDS. Alch., MArch 1G,-Jnmca
RULES, a fnrIucr living about three mt!cs north
0f this city, tted FROM poison takou with suicidal
intent Inst night, leaving n wife and two chill
drGn. DeSppsrtency NYer debts was tue causg,
ito was u ycara old and IN old ruodeit
, 1880-03-17

inittce tlxcd upon MntcrIy tho plncc, md tho
tlon 10 elect ttreantc. tn The Cincinnati Cnnrcn~
ton; ami. Jefferson City rs tho nlacg, hnh tho
@Al OF July tho ttntG for holding tho state Con-
ventIon for tho nomination nf State officers.
, 1880-03-17

nuHuQuE. H., March l1.~A meeting Of tho
iioarl Of DIRECTORS 1t tho Dubuque T. Aluscntine
hallway WIS hcld to-day. Tho plan aMl rlr.
poses Ut tho new route woro fully discussed, and
tho Kist of tho ,ncotinx WIS etnbNllcu IN rcsnl-
tton that tho Townships nlang tho proposed l[ro
ba instructed tn pr1cec ut },lcD to VOTE tho rp-
.tulrct tux III nI.l Ut tho Muscntino & Dubllquo
Hallway; Ationx tho Dlrectnra present weE1 ].
Mjsm; TRj; nSsss1si .ss1 s t. @Tllfs1; @ls;, MysSas' Sass'
Vile, Col, Kclsai nnd J. II. Aiterry, Canton.
Thu pr,sptGt II rUw good for tho pushing
through Of this route and giving q direct lln0
with Ut, Loula,
, 1880-03-17

!!nGtnahhm Kantskes Co.; IL: M9y u III .,,eu
most valuable. INDIAN bIo6n sYHGi',. INV ~, r.
much tSlls Tad and bunehsod. rcc1nMe nod t4nf A,se-
actue 10 all. ANNA YtEsSSEhHE'sot
, 1880-03-17
GRANT,
\ GROWING FEEItN1 THAT IT WILL NOT 1T
SAFE TO NOMINATE HIN.

-
\ GROWING FE4LtH1 THAT IT WILL NOT he
sAxE TO NOMINATE HIN.
Srtetat Dsspateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Mnrch 1d.-Tho following
is Il report ut n conversation had with a member
OF tho Republican Congressional Committees:
"Whilo know that Grunt hna enough votes
to secure tho nomination, / think thoro ts u
growing feeling among tho wtsest OF his friends
that it will nut be sAfo 10 nominate him. bccnuso
of tho unpnpunrity Of tho third term and tho
detection Of tho Qer1nan c1oment all over thu
country. Tho members nf otlr Cominttcc,n, sntd
he, "haye h,ld threo meetings htoly, and hnvo
Mt eAch session compared views. hive noticed
that Grntt men, Sherman mon, and Ulmlno Meil
havo suggested ut dl1erent ti1noa the pro-
prioty Of
= HAnMon1z1vd upoN SOME CANDIDATE
who can get tho full vote Of tho Republican
. Whore will tl'oy find such man2" ho VIVA
"Washburnn." ho replied. "IIc has not boor,
mlrcd Np with tho tncuslres Of tho day, md cur,
Eenhtar conklIng, Nav York. Grant likes ilm
hotter tlHn 'hnAloes my ono nlt1nou and 6her-
n,an and ntnInu nro
NOT 11OaT1LE TO ItIM"
"Teit mo frnnkly what you think about Ohio
and Now York II 1rnnt n nominated. md Now
York II Sherman Or nlAIno Ii the oantitdate2"
think" aD replied. "thnt tho chnnccH nr1
aE1tlnst Grants carryinR nhto' and 1do notthtnk
iIu iookts! Us u he tholaltt their chances woso
wtrue thnn bly, lHn4laFe lnttTcatod. In faot, ho
seemed to helioyo tint tho only ohanea Of vim
ming III With Wnshhurne, who, he rDtllllrkoi
WolId got tho Gorlllhn FOto bDyoad doubt.
, 1880-03-17
Never Falls 10 Cure.

y Milford, IFN0unIR E1t ~,
nkAR aIn. l have used your lNl}lAN HlNnn
RYNuV for Crnsnps In my 6loa,nch and xlAo fur ~
chIldren Who war0 troubled with spassns Aad 10 poa
s'@'' ~ '1'~'ea -0A''''S Nv @LLLizAnErI MErzk
, 1880-03-17
l1IrsHUR0, CINCINNATI 81 ST.
I0t}IN.

CoLuNnus, o.. a3nFch 16.-The annual meeting
Of the tttshlrs Cincinnati / IT. Lduis ltailroad
Company wns hcid hcre to-day, at which tho re-
port VI the Directors for tho yoar past WIS scad.
IT shows that tho gross earnings woro 3a0At-
lS3.7b; expenses, s., ,0M, ,66l.0l; not earnings,
$La99.ade.75 out Ut which was paid interest On
, 1880-03-17

An ESQKMOu8 1t0UtIEnY+
LoNDos, March 1g.-A dispatch dated Cnpo
Town ycstcttay says: Tho general roat-O,.lco
hns been rOl,t,ott Of nil tho diamonds awaiting
shipm0nt by mali, vnlued at Ell, ,O0
, 1880-03-17

6lNo eIKd, N. T., NaECh l6,-John McDormott,
convict, committed suloldo ut tho prison by
placing his hoah and shoulders into tho mcss-
room furnace. lilo wlls sont to tho prison Dec.
IL, lHTl fur lltg, for tho killing Of hts wfe. IIe
wns II yehrs Ut ago, aud IL not known to havo
any relatives.
, 1880-03-17

Plymouth. ]tAncnet Ca. H.
nxAN 8th. have cesn tEonhe4 With hi!!oH'nSI @ e.,
INDIAN DIIl0D sYkuP, and found T. r. ha 4 m9sA
vaiunbte madeleine TflOMAH ThlAULN
, 1880-03-17

Dle&A4c Of the Stomach and Liver.
1890. Cairo. Alex xauder Co.. Ill
nfAn s!x; sunstlnx M for somo tnte WIN 1iea,!ashs
10 your rellnhls INDIAN HI.UUD SYHUr which
restored rue ~ peflect health Rud strength. ~"
No. ~ EtKhth.aL EltAS, bllELLEY
, 1880-03-17

DEAR 8tH: This Is to cnrtlfy ti,at yo1f INDIAN
HOOP HynU. has cured ME OF tanE niseMt
GhUeFfiiy rccumm9ad Ii t0 nij suduflnn humanity,
lSbIA WlI'IlN4Tua.
, 1880-03-17

At ST1tATFO1lD, ONT. =
BrnArFonp, Out, March lg.-Tho storca Of J.
Williamson Co., lrl'ggtsts' J. Wclsh, jowelcr;
a. n. Mali i Cn. dry Koots; antl Mlsa nurna, dry
Ennts and millinery, har1cd Inst night. Lo45
$I0,000; phrtlally insrutt.
, 1880-03-17

Woodland, IFnqno4s ca. "
DEAR Hit ! can aay TINT yDiir 4MllAN HAHN
SYRUP has no equal fnr blck-
Pain In tho H0W1ls Hd Chilla Atd can safely f1coM
'''''1 ~ 4@' ~ -'@'"> Hil0DA 4. HEED.
, 1880-03-17

DEAR Arn: have uped your excellent INDIAN
nLOUtt 8YRuls In my family far the past fys JeAn
and 1Inso always fHund II Just a. recommended. In
the bcst family medicine ever nss1 in MY fnsay;,p
~ Mrs. Mt A. HlNk4.
, 1880-03-17

- - ShaFIdKN, Ia ENlI4 CO.. H.. ~
DEAR 8ENi ny oauahtss vae sufferer {E0ta sap
Till ddic1ity fot mora tban yeAy Win iii tresloea
Of two phgaotans7one Aopath!e and 9ne leanSSsr n1Ssr
nedictnes. AuonY which III !afne's A1ts!a!iiftn
IbskhouRAt MyssIf OF khs INDIAN tIUOn sinu,nnis n,ns
f9u Ee~.Ffs oa ths ass..a s Tsish n ~ ysas s
sd!cns, and. t9 thu toy 0f n!t tHso'+
JUilN'L. Nl3lIA0Hh-
, 1880-03-17

TaptopOB, EffioE Ram {17- ~
.DEAn Fir: Your srcat INDIAN nLt,on aYAlPni
tho bdat medicine evfe uBqd fnr uD6tt DiaeAs&+ !
recommend II 10 ail similarly al1!essd. ,,oa
, 1880-03-17
LOUJSIANl

NEW OaLhAHs. Maech 1a.-'rhe Republican
e<uto Convention meots horo May "A
, 1880-03-17
'FRISCO TROUBLES.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

aIN Eu Ia {r+l1.o tn,
onH sHH Nc.aoo' nlt,e, =, lo'-i1 u !n'"'aslu'o u
a1sRalse inc ilet mat hearneys sentence has
created feeling of profound satisfaction in tho
community, It Is lronpsetl to gcrcnade Jl11vo
rfrr IN. ,rnrrn,v min tronoro, ,,rt,ton a. +hot
the et'oflor Court wtlch merely tries tho cisso
pl points ol Aa"' VIII not ehatse tue declsiof':
lh eonsc.Ht'ioi .ai to-any' haarhoy sa'a no haa
sn'usn. i.o''t,Es' ana ~oula reagn mo fFasl"
nohoy OF tno Wofkihsfn9nb party frnm tao
sano. s'a.'. Lot next san'y' For tlo present tho
p..s suoa..s so"ea, a'a lo suees, p'osca's. or
ien'""a'ta!pece VI "tly k'ha Afe hearu. 4ae seu-
tenee ltselt was genuine surprise hno OF Ell
nounce,l tho ,yor4ls, "si,0OO i!nc," there wl.s a
perocptib!o movement. nroug tho audience, but
In thu House Of correctIcn,.., there WINS
on fnowe rst of nppls,sa sd f',shSS wS
s'pprehss;ix@e @ Go i 1r,,w nSht b1 Ro!nK for hi:
ssi ,he for 'sa. Ss"s hasas s aSys "pS's osI
sGss'9n stis ,nrGntono ners Of t,.c ieg!antro
Et Eve1 as ao w WIFI s11 osKr sf app S a o
R!s ;1sii.1t$ y ses Il Tao
4 SsssSstisn @sns S$sss, snd Ks';rasy' q
as to ToFk 70 scr LII ey ns @ Seys
Wy: as ~ pas'a sas WV "1' III "'s'a'' soF' u
rscisS ue VIZ ncM sss, w #! TIC IS
much tG f., gr!ng about z euttur .lnl91atantlI1lg
nneo Ut snw.
r,,v ~, ,,1,r,r,o% y, :, .,,,,r,,,
TIE =, onJEcT1osAlsLh aacGa 13 , srEEcn.
for wbic ,,roccSinos ,vcr. "'na, "rIuot
non,s Kmrnoy was 1o1tvers, ST. sa,, Er1',,",s
boIoro tho First nranch WarkEugsnen's club Of
tho Tonth Wnrd, Tuesday evening, sfarch q.
, 1880-03-17
TESTIMONIALS.


ILLINOIS.
Diseaso Of the Stomach, and Lfver,
DEAN sx Suffering for .as a viz ifssM1si, Gs III
T. a ;oSs q AS "
H. t pstte'' health 4c Gxs ntsscf
An Exccllent Remedy.
s3:!sfs;s Gen sSs' stss es III n
hYnu ins sGmets .Ra 1m sa
III @ ~
Kidney Dlseaao.
70 sasafs iest ga1 I'll fsbsx IL
HS sxS .a ss aGp ,sa,s S1s n
"a s,si se,ea i Also cured Sps e III
Thfrd-Iay 0hills.
Il e: !; { SsS ss }s' SBss
Cl,ills Cured.
nsas s,s, spe zss, s!:ss Ss|5i
SsSlsao IN 'as Country so
AL TINT 1t II Recommended to Be.
M. ,,.o ,ou, !, i.e,n9ns 9s7., Cont Gs s;u H,
ssS + Jill S$
Chilla Cured.
n.as sssHs:a s:a csHs.'ise sss 81
isss $ns e. y ssas
sis SsS &c X
'sss
Pain in tho Hack.
Waterman StHtlou4 DO Kalh Ca, H.. ,
NJ e; si'ss 's I
Dyspepsia nnd Indigestion.
Sandwich, De knlb Co. H.
3b M nv ssy 44 f 9ss ;asI SnSs Xsas
"a asss mo Of Rna
euro sur Heart T1seasc.
Ill / e Il ss; n':
All t1sat 1t II Recommended to Do.
"? f::s ss ?s"$s
tho 1'' family "''s'"' ever siss s M ~ nSSk
Diseases Of The Lungs. ,..,
nab PSab s ssnG r Il. : e s.,sS ss
H. ssss %;|ESssSs
For fsSS.,s'a; s:s;::,s, ;;.n,,.sn CO, 1T;
VIII s'ss's s'SS' ;sSs :: tSs$ @ s ss
Dyspepsia Cured.
Plymouth. 1fAncnef Ca. ~
and pIspeRa1s ana son. ana lsass pssd % 1".s
, 1880-03-17

DEAR H1nt wns troubled Mlth NenrnIsta TER sntns
SYltLP and am happy 70 say haa oaiISy tqrS1 IT,
, 1880-03-17

Bos1os, March H.-Tho rruhlbItory State
Cnnmlttee hAvo called tho 6tato Convention In
this city tor April 70,
, 1880-03-17

HnthlnEhAm. Knnkakeo Goa ILL., Mar ~ lSS,
DxAs gtH fhesffaliy !ss!f} that your !u,s'y g. g.
iafscon and L highly estseel 9y I'll who oa!s 9ssa
T. lhRve used Y0r medtcuo With the most sssoai n
tory results, and eAn therefore Eacnsnpnh ~ nsa
all iTuublua with L!vst Complaint and slek
, 1880-03-17
Wnslburnc Declared by Him to
Bo Growing In Favor
Daily.
Feeling in Missouri Strongly in
Favor Of Seymour for
President.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee Of That State Orders
Two Conventions.
DEMOCRACY.

WHAT TIE non. JOHN q. THOMPSON THINKS
8ptctdt Wspdtth to Ins CAteaoo Tftbuns.
PETrsu1,ip0, pa., March 1G.-The Hon. John @.
Thompson, tho Domocrntfo war-horso OF Ohio,
passed ttouRh this city this morning en- route tn
Washington. In conversation with reporter
he snssl liz had boon attending q meeting nf
tho Ohio Stnte Committee. Ho thought
that tho OBJECT OF having tho
Convention at Cincinnati would be to carry tho
State for tho Democratic nominee. 1Ie ANid
positively that Tilden wna mt tho socund cho!cc
Of Ohio, and that Gov. bstop WIS wrong In 30
Raying. 1slshop, he said, hnd a hnnkoriug nftor
tho nomination for Vlce-Prcsltfont- Mr..
Thompson Thought Tillen could not carry New
York, and would not 10 nominated. IIo con-
c1uded by saying that .Bcnator Wallace and HIM
Relf woro In hnrmony, and woull lofoat Tilden
with Utmost my good min.
Tho Dcmocrntto County Committee will moot
here on Thursday, when
TitR RANDALL. AND wAhIAoE FACTIONS
1t !. sail will mako n desperate fight for tho
HlprcmAcy In Westcrn Pennsylvania. I1ldon'a
fate In this stato will depend lnrgcly upon tho
fGs ton T9n sofos n to tao sate Gove%
friends of Wniisca say this actinn viii Inad to @
split i'll tho C01nn!ttee. Ant!-TlIlon delegates
were tsl,pnintetl In Fayottc County tn-lny.
THE MEN TlO OrrOsE TlLDEN.
NEw YoHk, Muroh lo,-A number Of plans arc
being considered by tho Democrats Of this ulty
w r t Tops " snnScy tS fE tie
,acfeat him. Rnu at tho same time restore pcaco
aud hnrul0ny.
An AErEnsAr1vE.
The tFiN1ti sRys there arc Just two alternatives
thoro 1nuat clthor be m 11npedxcd and untrntn-
neled delegation scrt to CEncinsntI nr there
Will be two cutltondlsx delegations applying for
Ut New York.
THE CINCINNATI HOTEL uHou1s.
, 1880-03-17

Waterman StHupp4 DO Kalh Co. IL
NEAR AtH: This Is to eerttfy Tint ynnr INt1ATt
BLOOD SYRUP has cured me OF ratr tn the hAek.
II 10 valuable medicine. HkA+ WOOL
, 1880-03-17

"NNEVFU4s 1iTK% sNsss79 Nm
nHAh aIH hAts uscd your Rteat IN NJ H!1MH tis,H
6fNuta And ha4o tuand II unsQHatrd ~ > blo0u Tuh
der, and take pleasure In recommending ~ eucnr ucr
, 1880-03-17

EycEy mother who has suffering chill! should
at onot, procure u bottle Of 5iTs. Winsluw't
koothinS Syrup tor st cenA. Avoid lnllt aloas,
, 1880-03-17

= N1oEa C1tnt0fJAnd %, I'll.
DKAR eIHi Ny daughter bad Chills for fourteen
months. md tried Himost everything, but w!tIust
nl.O9n sYHpt, ahort trial Of which e1eesasIt
1area r.: F. s'11 fS@y b11sstsa ths
Enee hare had your tnet!Ions IN HY house. ! won!
humanity. ROSSANNAH lAMREhcE.
, 1880-03-17

DEAR STR: I hnva found, bY ewing y0uf INDIAN
nlDUD SYRUP fair Hiul. ihAt Il Is I'LL II Is Eocon-
mcnded to b. and advise anyone WIN mar b N poaf
hn11th to Tlya 1t b trial. MK. fRkEAAN. .
, 1880-03-17
Recommends It to All,

puAN Eyh, ! hAvo used aotllo OF yaur lNiIAh
BLOOD SYRUP With bananc!al results md thn5nH
IA Knod ulchcsno 70 build up thu x5stoul xGnefhaJ
j. ". MuUS.
, 1880-03-17

- BandW!cn, De KhI6 Co. III
pHAR eLR: This y TO certify that your INDIAN
has eompletcly cured mo ot Dysreps'a us beat
nudlcine 0Fle Used. ulltAM +. ALLIE
, 1880-03-17

. Pontiac Livingston Counay II
DIAN e!k; Thts L % csslfy tAat hs1$ n niXS 11sS
been greatly troubled With WuAkpess ioar raea.. @eS
cine mafss ms fePl like young Ktrl. I eau 5seo43
mend u a. valuable TauadJ. ..un,rr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23
m prmocnATIc clgDIDATr.

Our Democratic coEomporar. . s
throughout the state are expressing
. choice for President. Tho CorvaI-
lis Blade and the Portland Standard
seem to favor Judge Stephen j.
Field, while the Jacksonville Times
comes out squarely for Seymour in
tho following language: "The poIit-
icaI horoscope has been cast and sey-
mour and Hendricks Is the ticket
settled upon as being the strongest
the Democrats could nominate.
There could be no doubt Of It's elec-
ton. Seymour wouid make New
York secure, and Hendricks seals the
alrsady certain State of Indiana to
the Democracy. While we are 10th
10 forsake Mr.. Tllden, we bow to the
Fat Of the majority and accept the
amendment, knowing full we'll that
that old veteran will forego his just
claims on the party 70 further Its sue
caaa %
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Citation Notice.

In tho County Court Of Linn county,
State Of Oregon.
In the matter Of the. estate Of Wooden
Davis, deceased.
To G. p. Davis, CorneIia A. Denny, Mary
P. Davis and John K. Davis, heirs 81 law
Of said decreased
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you and each Of you are
cited and required to Be and appear in the
County Court OF Linn County, Oregon, at
the Court House In said County, on Tues
day, March End, 1880, at the hour VI 1
o'clock r. n, to show cause, II any you
have. why an order should net be made
for .he sale Of certain real estate belonging
70 said estate, as prayed fer IN the petition
Of John J. Davis, Administrator de bonus
non OF said estate. Of which the following
Il . brief description, to-wit:
The west half Of section 50, in Tp. 10 s.
r. 3 w. Willamette Meridian, conEaIniI z
sos 12-I00 acres. IS the same Is dezignated
on the maps, plats and surveys now on
flle in the u. s. land Office in Oregon CITY,
Oregon, said premises lying and being in
Linn county, Oregon.
Published by order Of said Court, made
January 8, 1880.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
- my hand and affixed the seal Of
l- said Court this Goth day of Jan
uary. 1850.
JAMES i. COWAN,
25-w3 County Clerk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23

Nealaaalens fer cessaa sapsrvlasr..

Nemfnataens for Census supervfsoFss
Follewing are 'he Western nomi.
nations for censns supervisors: Henry
G.. Langley, first census district Of
California; James A. HardenbuYg,
second California; Alex. Dunn, third
California; Charles w. Daae, fourth
California; i. Cass Carpenter, district
OF Colorado; Henry +. sUksdorH,
district Of Oregon; Crowley r. Dake,
Arizona; Alex. Hughes, Dakota;
Clinton II. Moore, Idaho; Hugh No
Quad, Montana; Abraham s. Hough,
New Mexico: J. u. Nell, Utah; F.
w. Sparling. Washington; Howes
Merrill, Wyoming.
Grimes and PsnIshnssnia.
New HAVEN, Jan. 17.-At 10
o'clock the court In the Hayden case
received a communication from the
Jury. It's purport was not made
known, but the court iEnrnediately
ordered that the court room be
cleared, that the jury, tired out,
might retire for tho night. The
court adjourned 10 A. NJ, Monday.
Probably the jury will remain out
several daya. Friends Of tho pris-
oner declare that the jury stands nine
to three or ten 70 two for acquIttal.
The prisoner IL becoming very nerv-
Gus. Tho prosecuting attorney al
leges that the jury has been behav-
ing Indlscreetly during the trial, and
that Mrs. Hayden visited at least
one Of them. Hayden's church was
preparing to give him grand recep-
tion upon his acquittai, which was
expected.
At gao p. NJ. the jury In the Hay
den case reported disagreement. The
court sent them back for further de-
liberation.
PoRT CLINTox, o.. Jan. 1O.-The
Jury In the case Of Hennessy, who
shot his hired Gnan, Edward WEIGH,
for alleged improper intimacy with
the formers wife, has found Q verdict
OF not guilty On account Of insanity.
A Commercial special says that
John Dyer, who has been on trial the
past two weeks at Albion, DeKalt
Co., IRdlana, for the murder of BIZ
wife, was found gnilty at midnight
last night, and sentenced t. impFis'
onment for life.
| ALEXANDRIA, Jan. ia specia
TO the Gazette states that the negro,
Jordan, who ran of with q whits
gIrl from FauquIer some time agC
and was arrested in Maryland and
brought 70 WarFenton en- "wednesday
last, was taken from the jail at tina
place about2 o'clock this mornInganC
: hanged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23
RATuu uKE n.

We sometimes SEQ an item In our
Republican exchanges that we like,
and the following pun for the "tall
sycamore Of the Wabash" taken
from one Of these Radical organ
grinders, loafs around In our craw
with n good deal Of goodness: 1--WE
like Senator Voorhees,. He Is not
only an orator, but he Is . whole
soulcd, generous, chivalrous West
ern gentleman. It doubtless did
him good the other day to rise in his
place In the Senate aud offer petl.
tion signed by seven thousand old
soldiers, heroes on his side Of the late
unpleasantness, praying that the gov
ernment should make up their losses
by paying them the difference be-
tween the greenbacks they received
as pay and the gold dollars In which
they ought to have been paid, to-
gether with interest thereon. We
say It doubtless did Mr.. Voorhees,
good to offer the petition, and per-
haps It would do him good to vote foE
it.
Aud doubtless the fellows whe
fought for $II a month would like II
also.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23


The nYankee Doodle" folks are In
troable, and neither the 'SSolId
South" or the STATE RIGHTS DEMO
cRAT is worrying over the matter.
Gareelon is attempting 10 do right
He saw that the Blaine steal would
rob the people out Of their legally
and lawfully elected representatives,
and he did his best 70 check IL. He
was supported by the courts previous
to his own election, and believed be
was right. So far as Garcelon Il
concerned, we think he Il honest
and conscientious. II the State oi
Maine has elected q new court that
could reverse the former decision, We
presume Garcelon must quilt. We
believe at all times In abiding by The
law and the decision Of the courts
but it seems to US quite strange thai
with the perjury, perHdy and bribery
practiced in Maine by the Blaine
manipnIatefs, that fourts would sus
tain It. However, It isn't 70 bt
wondered at when we recall the acI
of the electoral Commission and ths
courts who counted in Rutherford b
Hayes, who was beaten by Samuel J
Tllden, by at least oO,O0O majority
Of the popular vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23
A nAxDsoME CeMPIIlaExT.

The Eugene Journal (Republican)
pays this high and deserved compliment
to our Democratic Superintendent Of
the State Insane Asylum:
The late report Of the visiting physi-
clan Of the State Insane Asylum Is
very flattering to DR.. j. G. Hawthorne,
the keeper Of the asylum. So it should
be. There is no better gentleman, finer
scholar, or better man than the Doctor,
and under his direction, Oregon's in
sane asylum is the best managed in the
Union. The visiting physician reports
the following admissions, discharges,
ETC., for the last quarter: Inmates re-
ceived-males 26, females 10; total SO.
Discharged-males Is, females 4; total
II. Died-males Z, females 2; total,
9. Number of inmates ON hand Dec.
/, 1S70-males l92, females 81; total,
256. Amount paid DIR. Hawthorne for
care and treatment Of patients for the
quarter, $l6,s72 l.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23
nrnarnATIc srArE eoNNENrIoN.

A Democratic State Convention is
hereby called to meet at Albanys on
Wednesday, April Z, at o'clock z. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
date for Congress, three candidates for
Supreme Judges, Judges for each of the
several Judicial Districts and Prose
cutting Attorneys. and the election of
six delegates to attend the National
Democratic Convention, and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the Convention. The Con-
vention win consist of 100 delegates,
apportioned among the various counties
as follows.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23
TAKE TsTR .'STISGE1- orT.

Let us reason together. Our Demo
cratic friends might save themselves the
costly trouble Of the form OF an elec-
ton in this way, j. e., have JEFF Davis
convene the Confederate Congress and
claim TO be only legally elected govern
ment Of the United States, appoint
Grover Secretary Of State, Lair Hill
Attorney General, Garcelon Secretary
Of War, Mart Brown Commander-in-
Chief, and appeal to the Confederate
Brigadiers to support tho cause Such
programme could rely upon the " ut
most fairness and impartiality" from the
0regonian-if there was AIRY money in
it.-Portland Bee.
That Queen Bee might Us well keep
her stinger out of us. She can prod it
into tho 0regonian clear over the stop
knot, but we protest against being
mixed up with that RepublicO-merce-
mario sheet in any manner whatever.
We could stand being mixed up a little
with Confederate Brigadiers, or Grover
or Hill, but please don't honey-comb us
in with that 0regoaiGn gang
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-23

Following Is > correct report Of the mar
Ists in this city up to noon yesterday:
WHKAT-Sl per busheL
OATS-26o Per bashel-
FLoUR-S6OO Per bbl.
HAY-balsd, el5 per ton.
-losse, so.
POTATOES 80 cts per basheL
BUTTER-2O 70 % cts per ID.
EGGS-3O cents per doG
P0RK-5 10 81 cts per Ib.
BAcONS-hams. l3c.
shoulders, So
siaes. lie.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, &c.
+" plnms, lie.
Piummer dried apples, Sc.
{" plums, l6c.
CHICKENS E0@sS.O 90 per dOz
SUGAR San Francisco c, l3c.
c0FFEE-Coata Rics, &c.
Java. 3oc.
-Curcola-23c.
Rio, -
MILL FEED-brAn, slO@Sll per ton.
chop, Sls@so6.
-shorts, $lZ
-middlings, s0O@22