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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-05-28
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TAX SALE.

YyIRTUE ORA WA wARRANTIssUED
I'D out Of the County Court OF Linn
County, in the State OF Oregon, ON tIIe 2Gth
day Of April, 1851. to mo directed and de-
livered for the collection Of the delinquent
state, County and School tax IfI said Conn
ty for the year 1879. have levied upon the
following described real property, as set
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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-09
HAIR GOODS {!

Also, large stock Of Millinery, which
she will sell very reasonably.
e- STATE STREET. next door to the Tele-
graph Office.
jackson Dec II, 1879.
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Bishop Green's Appointment.

January-Hernando 9; Como and Ssrdis
II, ~ Batesville Is; Water Valley l5i Car
ro1, ''on Ii Winona IS; Walden 20; Lexington
%. ~ 7ton 25 Madison 81.
Februa. - -,ne ): Edwards Yards Bottom s;
,re 1sn TX tx hatcher and neighborhood IL,
% mooI PndreT "a. Grand Gulf %; Epiphany
"a Miarr %fr G0s Clinton s. jackson &
Yazoo City IA; Rolling For. < q LAKE WASH
ington y. fe11. Lamar
16. Early Grove Is; Grenada (Cou qcnJ q
After Council-Ripley, Corinth, L. - due
other places will be visited vi "hic-
notice will be given. ,.,,
Al each of the above places liberal contri-
hutton will be expected in behalf Of Missions
within the Diocese. W. "a
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Monanr. the q day Of FebruaIy. lsso.

Within the hours prescribed by law, the fol-
lowing described lands, lying and being Situ-
a,ed IN the town OF West Station, Holmes
county, Mississippi and described as follows
to-wit: Lots No, 3 and 6, IN the plat OF the
town OF West Station; and also, all the ground
ia the rear OF lots No. |, >, g. 4, D, 6and =
the latter being that once claimed as the pro-
perty of the estate Of John Bolhers, deceased,
and extending south 10 the property once
claimed by James and William McAdory, de-
ceased and extending went to the eastern
bouudry of the west half OF the southwest
quarter OF Section S. Township To- north Of
Range 3, east. aud extending north to the pub
lie road leading from said West Station TO the
town of Carrollton, being bounded on the
east by the street running parallel with the
railroad or by the side Of Il, and by the said
lots number /, >, 5, 1, 3, 8 and :; and on the
south by property once claimed by James aud
william McAdory, now deceased together
with all and singular, the appurtenances TO
the herein described lots Of land belonging.
The title is believed to be perfect, but will
convey such title as is vested in me by said
Decd of Trust d, \. BARkOWS,
Dee -, lS70-t.d.s. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE LOIS,

DT VIRTUE OF \ DEED IN TRUST EN.
ID ocutei on the 2i,h day Of April, $50, 10y
bILHgrr d. BUSrANANTE 70 secure the pay
mcnt of tive certain promiSory notes made 10
Mis- FANNIE L. MoSItEr Tor The sum ot
800 5 each.and Interest az 10 eoi from date,
and due nine months after the date thereof,
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@; trusts Ne. Is page IS Of Holmes county;
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unpaid. the undersigned Trustee appointed by
the Chauccrv Court of Kinds county, 20 exc.
cute said Trust in place OF James II. Boyd,
former Trustee. nov deceased will proceed TO
sell 10 the highest and best bidder Tor cash, in
front OF the State Capitol in the City Of Jack,
son on the first
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, 1880-08-28

tho grounds Whntcver Individual persons mn,
think nt,o,t It, such Ia not tho Inv. hut thu ,Ins
Ut insanity tntcrpnscd on bohalf Of schrn.,,r
Ms In llnuy other cascs, is iatctitlol mrrciy IN
tEve r,on for thn operation Of tho sent,mrnt
TINT t'sl1ler s,losI circumstances tho kiil,nu i.
jhstfilabto. "Tlso argument TINT TINS nIu,,a
By counsel was M much upon tbe
theory TINT Schroeder was justiaat,o n,
II was upon tho ground Of ,nsunytv
Mrs. schrocdcr'a own ronfrssl0nt do not inIt,ais
TINT she waB acducet. but they arc simply tnt,..
nltso Of voluntary ndulterous interco,,r,o lo.
twccn l,er and ,lcecasod." Tho Court couttn,,rI.
"Il.o plea Of insanity has boon more aburc,t
probably thln my othor thing In tic luw. in
tho Cto cRau tho Stcklps caic, and nil that c,ox.
of casrs whore the plea OF insanity has been In,
tcrftosed. dnn't believe for 4 moment TINT ,bo
counsel themselves, who nvalled themscyc. NJ
tho p1ca had my idea that It was true In foct
la intorposett for tho purpose Of tnklnu thc
hencflt Of thfs i.fcN which prevails In tho con.
fntinity, nettment which ts entertained ty n
Rrcat naay people, that Under such ctrcun.
stances tho killing Ia 1ustltlnt,te. or course tho
Jury must hnvc sonU protcxt upon which IN
Aen,Itt, mud that Ia the bost thnt eau be found.
81 tho plcn OF Insnnity Ii intcrposed, and tbo
argument Il mt made really 50 much TINT tho
arty WIS f,lsailr ns tl,at he WAS justIanbtc, Tim
excuse for ncquIttal ts that he Is insane. ,mt
argument proceeds Upon tho theory that Il wus
pcrfGetly justiiab1e."
, 1880-08-28
THE SITUATION IN ArGHANIsrAN.

II the startling news FROM Alglanls,all cal,
bU credited, thu English forces IN tlnlt eoutl-
try ara aEAin III the t0ils,-nut 1Mly tho little
garrison III Calnluhar, hut tho rnl,ll,I1is lint
nre moving to its relief. AyUoh Hhat's Enrees
lIaye bren suddenly Increased frDm 1000 to
100000 by tho NccessfOns Ut yArtul,s tribes,
MD the ynllrys around CanlaEl;tr aro swarln-
Ing with Afglul warriors, MS IL thu wllole
country hA4 risem Mt II rrrconcerteh signal,
not only to oyrrthrow Candahar and auni-
hilate lis garrisol,, hut to wipe out tto entire
English tOrces. Tho latcst nln!l Nttyices as
10 tl!u movements Of Gen. l.oberas' relieving
column arc down To Aug. 10. At tint t'nle
lle WIS nj Xargnn-Shaa,r, twcnty-four mLles
south Of Cabrl LII its Skc!cl, or his st,la-
ton, tho London 1Imts snys tint frunl
Gtaz,t IL Caintalnr liu will bo complete
ly Isolated. THURS call bo lD cOll,nl,,ni-
cIt!nn with. Ills caInI. Ills two chief
tli,l1alttlcs woro ft,od al,ll lln,sspUrt.
Only ltyo .lays' pruyEsions wcra tnkcn
with the f0rcu Us u resuryu III c;,se Ut elleI-
,elry, and oyen Ut that time. lmtule lIe l,atl
encountered my 0f AyDt'b khnns f0rcrs
there waso difficulties In rGgarl to sulptles
lle WIS tilho troubled with htS transportation,
i,nhy of Ills nllllnals having dir.t Un The
lhRrcl ard many Ut Ills lncn llayl'lg BEEN
tnkeM sick, tlul1x!l ho hui with lin ptaktAt
force Of l0000 nun, 1t should b0 rolneln.
hcre.l, however, that his soldiers nre mt
English rcgnlars, but mainly East Indians,
who aru weak nsli eircnIiliata as compared
with tic hardy AfKl,un lA0uIsn!ncers. Even
nt tint TINA t!lu 14mes correspondent ut
Quota tcegrapl,s that Ayuab k!lnn's nr,uy
1n1 .Iutt&r hU %pbIfti
, 1880-08-28

Tho controversy over Wnde llnmptoh'5
Ssnnnton speech l''is turned out to be 'nose
siE,ificn'It ll'an tho speech Itself. 1t ''ls
demonstrated very euncluslycly tlat the
"Solid South" harbors designs which tic
Democratic lnll'aEers at Tho North, Knowing
tI'rlr pnrl"rt, c,ssleayor to coIIccAl fro'n thu
l~opln of thu Sort.. This fact Is more ularil-
lng than would be III o1'cN nltl tlgiiAnt spirit
Ut reactlHll. 1t proves several tlIiiIss. First,
Il ls.yident tliat tlle Northern Democratic
managers hays not Inase, antl ara nut HOW
lnaktng, aty vlfort 10 suppress tEle rHctiOl'-
ary spirit ot thu So1ltll. but o'ity tS outward
manifestation. Secondly, this co'!rsu II Il
notice tl!at tlla Northern lc1Arrs Will submit
10 tlio dtctAt!ul of thu Southern leaders of
tho Dc'aacrnsEe lmr!y hereafter NJ tsE!e1y as
they submitted before tho War. LII thu
third plNcc, II Il now evident tint tho
Naslhertl Democratic leaders aro lent
INK themselves to M effort to obtnin
VOTES for thelr iKlrty at thu Nortl,
unAoT fatsn prctcNsts, tlld by Il deliberate
pulley Df deception; llei'co 1t IL impossible to
toutrll how fur Tic rcattlurnrY spirit Ut tho
SnntE will ~ II, tlln uy9nl Ut Ue'nocrAtlu
success. alIa lO mans apprcllei'slons cali bo
tnirly disputed ur nllnycu.
There wero hut threu reports made OF
Walu llamrto','s S1a'1nlon sleesll. Ohe al''
pcarc1 In tlle Iit|cu !tlvtHfan. II liepub::
llcan paper. Tl'Es reads: "Co'lsidcr Whit
Leu aanl Jackson would ttt' xore tllvy alive;
tluse nrU tl,v Hlllie principles fur which they
fought fur i0ur years." Atl0tllcr WIS priMle.i
III tho 9'iniictslur, u Nenncss,tte paper, ar.l
especially ralmrte! by It's own editor. 1t
rcltts: "l'Nusv befon YOU cast your vote;
, 1880-08-28

intcrftrcsl lnrgrly with the Republican party
In tl.O Slate. Thu Republican party Is pour
In money, null pruportEonnlcly weak. 1,y
tia fnw Uf Vtreinta no ni,G cRn vbse VIII has
mt pAld II lmll-iax Ut 81. AtAhulic ssatcs
that tl.cro ar1 d0,000 Republican ncgroes who
l,ave not at,tl cannot pay that tnx, ntn TINT
there arc 10000 Democrats III tho satnr coiatl-
tim. III 1916 tlnycs Ind p1,fass yutGs 1T Fir-
glnin, a.,d Tltlen had 1so,t;0. Moro tllnn
itAlf tic voters Ut Tho Slatc nru III nrrcar
for lhls INK. II money he aeMt 10 fIrginin
to in.y the sdo,uoo for tic colnrctl Republic
a,,s, then the money will bo forthcoming rnr
tllp Democrats n1so. After giving these fucts
Alal!ouo nd.lutl:
Yes, slr, wo llendlntters propose to cnrry tl,fa
State THU full, and ssi,rn yo'' wnko ~ NY. '.' D
ism. We nyo Gliullgc nil ,l.rIttg tlle. last ycar,
ind hive Eiynn nt, hUnrat. tuonn,iehi uurcr'i-
,1s,,t IN rcc Ut tho corr''pt a'id d''ho''est o'o
Further Indications arc not encouraging to
tla e'ee.lon Of tic Republican Electoral
ticket, despite the division Of Tho DellIocratIc
lmrty. Tho fact Is. tho llradIusters are 1'tgl
III tho favor uf tho Republican calorctl pop!l-
'atfo!l. Tile I,cadjnsters offer thou porsonal
protection from Violence, nnd will secure
tl'onl the right aF voting, If they votu the lsc.
ad1uster t1cknt; IN fact. tllora Is no question
TINT h[alonr's wing Of thu Democrats will pny
thu tnX uf every colOrntI fllnn who itlyoto fur
lluncucls. Tho Republicans llnyo no money
with wllirI, 10 collntcsact THIS proceeding.
At tito same time 1t Is pr0babtc l1at tho lsc-
a.ljlsters will permit tic election Uf several
Republican candidates for Congress III order
to tlercat sons Ut, the mors ltlcbDni'l
, 1880-08-28

IT appears, notwithstanding prcyious lie.
NAL tllht II pAt,er untItlcd tho Dbl; III is'am.
h.alhItir tho llurecst llnte to Grrat l}rltain
md melting Mulatntnttiiss everywhere IL re.
sIsi lrIt!sh ttcrnar1lniutita has hen printed In
tho Imperial prlning-ptl1 ut Cs't,sturtlopo
unl circulated freuy nInul,9 tho 1lo!.nnltnrdnlla
of iutltn antl Af4han!stun. The tnnscy for tho
printing WIS supplied ty n,rlabprs uf the Frnrk-
III. {nyurn,uet,t, hit, t,lt its breu,nuX kl,own
lhut Minister tMynrs had knowledge of tho
existence Ut tho sheet, tho subsidy WIS With
hr,lw,, md tho publication ot tho l'npcr sl,s-
pended; ut ic4lst sal1 tr Chnrlcs DIlko In tho
llutIee Ut Coll!lEuns Inst night.
, 1880-08-28

CASrnpATE ESul.is1t is working with moro
thun urdhury Industry tu Insure tAe success Ut
tho Democratic tiuket Ia Indiana. but HI, has tt-
llill work. Lant1'rs IL u ycry heavy loud for tho
lIuusicr Drnucr,cy to carry. Only yesterday
Mr. tWIew, II lifrltH,9 Democrat ot Nrw Albany.
nts1 Ii prominent bunker, announced his dcter-
fninutiDn not tn yotc rnr t.an'ltrs. md tho New
Albany I.ftturr.S .Sthnhau. II strung Democratic
pnIMr. strHus tlle lGfcutnf lundrrs. Mr.. Engtss,,
notwithstanding thrse tlfscMsrugomrnts, cpn-
tinuns tho light with Errut perseverance,. lilo
works tfsccn horrs every duy, au1 spen1s his
rnuney rrcuy, b,t he Inns II batrcl In reserve fur
,,Ec un,nf,t, t!losn "Uhln River men" to whom
Chn!rnln,, lInrf,,lm reEurrc,i n few days hgo.
, 1880-08-28

p,rl,nns thcro In. ,,nyrr l,rcu !. In.,,nipr of
,. ..,c'e ''.' n"set .'.c. , .,''',s, s,. ~
10" a sssct w" " s poie" IL s "ppo"rs ps
as Gofi. uarile't during Ills long CONGRESS
Gratis who hare clthcr been his eonileres Ill
Congress or H. positlon to watch Ills astions
s"ss,os ., % M ". aarv. '' t1,oso nrn Int VI t"o
three who havo condemned lis conduct OF
impuguctl his natives, and t]eyu exceptions
'nns wa.o ws,. @ so, u, ~ Esruys sttt ~ ~
tny asu caetersie @ u1 uee Of u tns % rc"rxas ~ a
~, .',s .,.,.a. ,'s.@, s.,, a. ,,.."s,..as.
t,.,,,nt,1s -, fa,,,",,,,s o,,,1,tv nr,, ,n,'.r.
~ hn.o ,,n,n. rr<,,' n.,u,,.rn,in s"nr,aa .Ir,,
f;a.,,o,I Tca,,c,. ,,o. onl,.t,.1 sn,ro ~ t,o..,
Irn,,unr,i,o .,1,,o,.s ,vht,.,, honr tbo ,,,r,,o
~ .tnca,ity ,oth.r t,,.r cn,,,,,,1,uort rror,
wr;rl, wr r.nroilnc,. tho f,l1o,y;nv.
-,,, -, ...'. ..,.... , .,....,. ~. 1,.,,,,.
shn,,i'i nonlnIt., md wht,,, cnnslt!cr TiiEiit
srletlSuEsI, MAN: ~ y y rRuE NAN:
XII, WutiLn MAkH 4 uoDn riIns,1,ESf ;si;
l0M uH All. Personally. consider him thu
'cn NMEs SNE s SnEi,t1 ti1.1i nr n,orTamns ~
H.. !itu.trtcks.
, avo ocsn s t1 r ,x any Sca1s mr.
hr dues not '.lCservu tho AFFECTION l,,.vo i'c-
ai"Ms t,"s Hh in y no M wo 1ffy to pf II.
puII!c enrtiisct, isi WUUl.li MNKE TIIE UEST
Gt!1EF MAuMisT,aniArE M ia WIZ HAVE EVER
n tho tnI,lst Of ti,o truantzct1 carnival of cor
ruption which hhs 6cnn Knng ~ i.ov 20 '1nny
rrmii s.t}nf"r"rv r. "tfi, p,mt,.,s ,,nw n,n1 II
thpn Of HONESTY FOls liONEs'rY's SAKE,
@ @ X ~ tihI'. u T INK, II p,'pn ~ fsnscnns
, 1880-08-28

1;4AnuE Bou1.ASi, cure Of the French
CAt&olc Church III Hoston, In bis Instruction
Sunday. predicted that "wlthin twenty-five
years Cnnnl,a would bc annexol to the United
statos, and 1soston would DO tho Capital Of tho
Frcnch-spcnklng population of TIM Eastern
Stntes," The boston UeraM knows m A,ncrl.
cun gentiemnn ot that city, II distinguished Pro.
fcsaor, whose intercourse with Frcuch-Canadl-
ntls hts boon Considerable, who predicts that tho
.lay Is not fur dtstaiit whun uostun will BECOME
II ErrnubcItY,
, 1880-08-28

TIir,,E seems to l,o III rhmtort for Clnctn-
natl. Thu ectts,lf tnkrn ll.hipr Tho N1taplcra Ut
thu Chnmer IT cnill,l,trrs, !y the ia,ltGu detail
does not differ materially III rrtttfta trhsa tho
wurk Of tho Ce,le,ts- -runlcrAtn1s. Tho Hlstnkts
aru fnw. and tho ntn,tst Ingenuity Ut thu p''Ien
utlicers will not lIe nhln To make cut s.uAl moro
people In the st,.s|css City thnn tho Census
Supervisor Iullsltl terr