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, 1881-03-26
"Slrr rlajeaty's aovrrnmcnt, Scw-

Lnll,iua TRUTH.
A telegram has rouched England from NJ,
ii her Majesty'a i Uovurnment, Newgnte," uskillg
bIn 10 contribute series Ut papers on the pres-
ent aapeGt ok Rtatrs. ! won1er WhVther he hi.t
beau pcsMittel TO receive 1t.
, 1881-03-26
LOUISIANA.
Another New Departure in
Dealing with the South.
4 Theory as to the Object or Hunts Cab.
tnet.Appolntmcnt.
The Relations Heretofore Existing Between
Louisiana Conservatives and
Democracy Proper.
Telis( that Nunls Mission L. 10 Bring Tho Con.
ssryatlses Into The Republican Party.

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onnhar q na.v ,Io.,ar,"rop II, .a,,., ~ :" ,.' w.
thn So,,t, T1,ot H. tna ,,.a,, ,nr s %na,"ia,. "a
n,,cs nt l.szt ,In,y t,,o su,o,ta,, - H., Ill.,,
W,iitow It 1,m,,t ns ,,,a.,.,,,, y" I ~ '.o.. ..
cof;not ,f,nr" t. - ~ u ~ sro ~. ~" ~"
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clu.ao, ,tiTara +, nm n,t.sm,,,,r,,,,, ,,,s,,.,1
from, ti.t nttnnn,o,, ,,~ ,,r"ai.nm, I,.roa T.,
tha s"ic,,inm ~ I,,S;n,s,ar.t:",,ara; !: f.. ~
Mr. Eav ,v,,,,avor h,s ,se',,,.r ,,".t,a ,'I, j.,
If",,a. ,na.oto ". H.. ~. a.',,,I. tsa.u.'t
.i%o 1,s ,,er," nrosi.1o.', uosu,, WI. r..
o,",,a ~ "a. r S,e.a, 49,, ~ t,,o H"'' " )" nas
tm.n,, -, s,,o,, ov,,..,,,o,I ,t,,. ita " ,,r,m
,',' r, ~ 1,"n. oH' NJ ,.',ts,n.,. , "o .iu' Mi
at,,v n,",,i,,ia,, IT, va, =" a'.'"tap 10, u.
VIII. ,pns ,,,,, ~ o,,r ,.,, ro,,, ,,nt.,t.'i
1f,,in,.,s. ,s ,'n, o .'I ~. -" us.",
,,.,..,,t .'s,,s s ~ ~, e'I. su.u,1
nfnI ,i, tho ,,",,,tna,s. 49, .as ",ea.n1 S.n. S
f"arnt -, H. ,,',t,"a ""n ..',' t'"s.
,,i,,, 1,.',.a ~ I,ra",,,.,, E..,s,,'. .oneS ~,
,oss T., it, s'.,,o,tn,, H. .. I,., .iUu ."e
,,ont Iia~"s ,j's,n,1, H. - ,,tfnrt ~ r1.,.,. @ % f.
eo,,t,nr, n,,,,,not,a,s H. T., .,.,,.,..,,' ~
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,,,.os ,rnaro +, ,,,,a II. .1.., .I,,..,
svnrrnnt ha,, ,,,,a c,'rn,,s,o,, n,J ,n ,','" ~
s,,nnaso '''" '"'' '''s'"7'o'' "''A ~''o 'op' VI
'''''s'' r,o ,,,.uo.,, r.,o ,r,.,s
The Louisiana Democracy, properly spcak-
ilg, have never been unltpl. I'l,rro hav.
l,rcn fro, t,,o tirst t,vn so,,nrnt, ,,d dtct,v,t
"Inrs.,a @ o ,''e w" svt,J n, @ , "snss
rcy rouep u M 'o eos be sl
e usss ooyx nt"psr 10 o rnH
"the respectnbility." Tic Democracy pr',1,cr rot,
arc largely composed Of tl,e Latin elements,
rrcnc s coo"ists es of to ocn ID M te 1s nsa aa Of
foreign hirtl: Inn younrrr. ~ ,nnr" ,erv. % mi NJ
roagiicr class; and md the "poor wllites.'; '''''
The Conservatives are strong only in their
superior cllarncter; they arc co,,lesscttiy
wink IN MONT Of numbers. ThcIr strength ia
sey combined ao. to New orsn%s r, o De
io u eaalle"; % a lave sfri BY iar o f arser 4
proportion Of voters.
Nsw I!e Orleans Is the political M l,ead.centre
from WHICH ehanato ali INC movements
ma,ic. Tiere Is In New Orleans
ii very respectable Republican vote.
,nnttsr nf n no,ut ~ "ast,nr 'e' ".I I III ~ Ai1o
mll,sr VI eounl. III ensllne H. Mnen o. IT,
III M Iocal ISSUES, cooporatcs Win the Con.
comparatively strong hand. It ennbles them
to mako something of II show In city clec-
h,,. hota., l. ..,ai tr,''., -. .a...
p!l pca,el' III tAeir rlAllatles' lhey aFe mus
rntllcsly overstttien Ill tho mntter OF tho
r. sI"e". uo''o ''t Ao' "to ~ ''"'"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

- Gin 9iebitabl eisener Dirt ipurOe
bieler Sage auf Der gilenbabn 5wiI6en
Wintbrup unb Snbepenoenee, So,pa,
ausgefiibrt. Wdbreno Elm Sra9tsug
eine betra6tli6e Steisung ma9te unb
nOtbipenOiserpeiie lansiam binauffubr,
ifiesen stpei wldnmer auf einen nit
@6tpeinen belaoenen Masen, ofneten
eine Sbiir, tparfen IA @tiid ber Sbiere
aus oemlelben unb iprangen oann ielbf
tpieber berab. 3tpei Der @6tpeine bra=
den 8eine, bic iibrigen tuurben BON ben
fre6en 9ieben na6 Wintbrop getrieben
uno perfauft. Ser 9iebitabl tpurbe
erit bei Nnfunft oes 3uges in Dubuque
entbedt. Sen 8eb6roen, tpel6e bapon
in aenntniB geiebt muroen, 1T es midi
gelungen, oieier e6enio fiibne1t tuie ori=
ginellen 9iebe babbaft gu ,peroen.
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aleid ersab lld bic uSai3e Nebnlid dleit
Der Sdrift,iise Beiber unb nah elmer
genausn Yrifuus 3weifelten Rcmmer3ien=
ratb Smbcf uno ieln alter Uudbalter
teiaem Mugenblid mebr baran. oab iener
@arat unb Der @plpeira bes ban Der
Weulen'lden Sauies cine uno bielelbe
YerfSnlihteit isieu. Dieie @emihteit
madte auf WOlter einen tiefen aufreaen'
ben @inbrud Der Wfann. melher ietne
Sdweiter ms unsliid SetraAt mar auf
ber Batn Der Siinbe meitcr seidritten
unb nun 3u eineal seMeineu Dieb - 3u
einem Yettrehtr SeDo,een.
(GortftSuns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08
Gin mGnnttGes urtbetI

Gin fad amGnntt4es urtbetI.
Der bsrabmte profs0or Bsrtram son
Bottom fhrsibt u4n pas ceutfde 5etl.
Snl,tut, IL Clinton place, Nsm Yprl.
@ssbrte 6srren Der Nettunss,
Nntsr"iif bas ssbi.ssnfe Bud ibsr
Die Gsihleats. .arantbsitsn unb 56wd.
&s,uadnoe bss MenlGsn unb bsren 6st.
lung. usl&es Id ie sslsien babe. Nei'
iisrtafte 8rwaltsuns ees StcFes. losii&e
Shdrie sspaart NIT elmer 6lartsit unp
Beradnelt&tsit Der Sprade Seidnen pal.
ielbe auf bas WOttbe'lboftsfe Dor alien
cerartiaen bio isbt erldisneneu S&rtften
aus. Mit soutm @eat perbient bater
SIR portrtf1iGes Bud ben ,&5uen. Na.
men. Der rNettunss.@ @nter: Sd
Sd sraeultre Stnen, msine 5srren. ~
Sbren unperslei&liden unp wsblperpien.
ten Gtfolae ,e.4
Der v9tettunas.a .anter" wirb far 25
Cts. frsi ptrfanbt.
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- 9as amtli6e uSournal be ct,
petersburg" fagt: &ublanb 1T einit=
ipeilen i'm @tanoe BEL ben Nniprii6en,
tuelde in Golge bes lebten in Gairo er=
erlallenen pronuneiamentes erboben
tuerben, einfa@er 3ui6auer gu blei6en,
iebo6 Der 8eiib ggDptens 1T feine aus'
f6liebli6 englii6e ober ielbit englil6=
frans6ff6e Grage. Sic 1T gu eng mil
benz allgemeinen orientalii9en status quo
perfiinpft, als oaB irgeno elmer Nsa9t
geitattet tperben f6nnte, iie auf eigene
W}adtfommenbeit bin gu l6ien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

- Sn 9itertp 5i0 iaB cine farbise
Brau auf ber @allerie ibres Sauies, ais
cine Sdlanse bonn Dad herunter auf iie
fiel. Die Trau wurbe paourd 10 ers
iaredt, oaB iie umiiel uno balo barauf
ltarb.
- Su Der BaummOllensin gu Maien
tpurben an elm unb bem elben Gage smei
Nrbeiter, Elm meiBer unb Elm farbiser,
peritimmelt. griterer berlOr swei Sim
ger, lekterer oen Wrm.
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Wenn bic Wuttsrbru(t b.u a.u

Wenn bic Wuttsrtrut BEN neuse.
burenen 9tnoe nt&t senasenbe gfatruns
ipeneen fann, oann II IS 3eit ne u.
RaebterB nDeut &es Sin.
bermetl" (Yaeoutropbine) anaunenetn,
weldes NIT Der srSbttn 9uR unb Qiebe
BON ben 9tnbsrn eencRen wire. 60 ta Der
Wuttsr srobe Grlei&terunS uno Stebt bem
Rinoe Die beitt Natruns Ole polltomsn
fen Grlab fiir Muttrmilt, enbem es a0s
sutsn gubfan5sn bsrlelbsn entbdlt. gs
witb pOn Ntr5ttn fetr empfotlen unb IN
In allen rsnommirtsn Mpettefen 3u tabsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

- Oie l1nterbanblungen sur Ginper<
leibung BON 8remen in BEN 3ollberein
beginner nd9ite Wo9e. Gin Boran=
fdlag oer Soften tpirb benz @ei64age
tpabri6einli6 mdbrenb BET Qerbffibung
unterbreitet iueroen.
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Rabota, Wo 8. 5sbruar 1890
Sh taufte 5 Jlaltttn e}bres Dupfen
Btttters bel Bt(bop & Gc. i'm lsbten
S:rta fir msns Iohtsr uunp itt bin init
smlsIbsn lstr sufrisbeu. 50 bat ibr mebr
senubt ais ale Wsrijtasx, Die fie felt ben
Il bt,n 6 Wlonaten eiunabm.
gB m. 5. W9eSlure.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

- @ls ub ni9t i6on bic Men19en
genug tbaten, Inn mas bon amerifani=
f6en Wdloern mod iibrig 1T, gu serit6=
rem, 1T in Maine elm 9olafdfer er11ie=
men, ipelher Die Sannenlpdlber rui,tirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08
Glue @arte.

Nh Aae, tuelbe an ben Golgen BON
Susenbiiinoen, gterp6ier Sbwdde,
gatfrdftigung, 8erluit an Mannes=
fraft &C.. leiben, ienbe id foftenfreie Gin
&eeept ,bas iie eurirt. Dieies groBe
peilmittel tpurbe BON einem MiffiDndr
in =Nmerifa entbedt. 66idt Elm
abbrellirtes goupert an &eb. Soiepb s.
Jmman, Station 8. Stem Dorf gltn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

Sn Wien fnb spei Jrauen ber=
baftet tuorben, ipel6e i'm 8erba9te
itebn, einen Nngriff auf bas 2eben oes
Gsaren borbereitet gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

s. Otises III Don etnem sertrauenswerttsn
iSarher, oefsn 5ohter felt Z tts s Sabren
trant mar. uno iebt burd ben @sbyaaa
ssn 5opf,n Bitter sebeilt III.
E 2D. $. @ilbup & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

- Damen weroen barauf aufmertIam
senlaAt, bas reidbaltise 2aSer BON
6erbt f. unc Winterwaaren aller Mrt beS
5errn q. .. 6ranf, alamo=Y =Ylaja gu
inipi5irea, ehe fe anberswc faufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

SH itben. Salt, in benz es arstwanet purbe,
bat I'D 2aplaee's Snbtan 9urnip yeetoraI Balm
Solt Mn,r!ennun9 errunsen,-in @irflidleit bat
- Ale 6siImittel seaen Suiten. grfdltuns, 2un<
aenlFibtn unb @ren1itis ni1t feineS Ulei1en.
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Infer Wedbentlaft,

Infer 9Bedentlaft. + g
Bir knben BPM iett a unier /. Bo&ens
5lattA far bea 4'reis bon q. .OOs auf Elm
3abr portcfrei rad Deuti&lanb. iii
Die peraus8eber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

Wan -fann @elo iparen, menn man
iein: Strumpfwaaren, Sanbidube, Ta=
identiider &c. bei $. @renet fauf,
i'm Mlamosebaube. cine 3reppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08
9u berreutett.

Cine Darm. sskssa on ben aueaen bss San
antonte UIuiTtS ntbsn Brtdsnribse. snibaltsnb
80 @der, tinstfsnat. weSUn 10 uder ~ G.lb unb
0arten. beienoers fsbr afeianct am Glaifs ~
Oartsnbaa. Aud tsf.rtet Ett eort elm Adsr
aroeer yftrN&sartsn i'm bsitsn 8ufanbs. gs
tDnnsn aud tinise gate y itflbe sur 8enubuns
abnlaGsn wsrbtn. Nadjairasen bel
..s, @. 9ted,
Rasostpbsslrabs, San Watontp, Ns. II.
1s,s s,w6m, 4...
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

Sur Nett3!
Die 2ouiilaaa 5taatelpttsrie IN Bic einttae. bt,
BON benz 8olle enbpffirt purSe
Gt,te cute @efegea9eit feim &fl6
sit MAIDEN.
Dit 3itba a Der &laiTe & Fnbet (tait
In Rep Orlsaas Dienfas Ben 8. Npssnber 1881
Suutftatta 9tate QptterD So.
Dtsfts Sailitut purbs int Satre 1853 fiir g..
ltebaase> anb WOtltbdtiDt.ila 8wtGe suu bn
Staatslestslatur seftb!ia ineurpprirt NIT einsr
Rapttal Ypa 81 100000, ~ wtldem fIe eitts.
tinsa Reftrsefunb son $42o. 900 kimsusefiat tat.
Sbre srosea 8iebunssn sOn einaelner
Nummern flnbea monatlita l,att. Niemals wir.
tiae 3tebune serf&sben. aRan Isfe noafpIeenb'
vreisstrtbeiluna. tn4ll
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

Or. @reens Srpssnatep Bitttrs IL
bas tsfe 6silmtttsl fir DpspspFa. Gal.
ienleiben, Wealarta, unpsroaulihfeit unp
6ranfbetten pes Vlutes, Der Ntsren, eeber,
6aut e. zE t.sss,r,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

Duruos gatarrt Sprus
tsilt aue Mfstticnsa bee 6alfss, Ropfee
unp S4lunbes. 5issf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08

Dr.. N ats Qeberptaen 1nb biz
tsfen eatbarttl@tn Ht8ulatoyem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-08
6tnrY's @arbpl. SaIbe.

Git III bic beRe Gable fur Shnitte,
Bsulen. Nusid!as, 0eihmire. Sal,rbsu.
matismus. aufssiprunssne 5anee. Gitsr.
unssn, 6abntrauSsn nnp als 5autfranf.
btltsn, mmerlsden uno MitsHsr. Man
tauis 6snrp's Sartolie Salbe msil a(ls
anosrn 6ali6unsen ilnb. preis % Gents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
FOR SALE.

Ono Racine single buggy in usc thee
weeks. Original cost, Si00. Will -ell IL for
$l36 cash. or Si45 ON time. Two seated
Racine hack, for either one or two hor-es
bought new last May. Cost $40. VIII
sell Il for sl45 cash or Si55 on Time.
Two sets or single harness, bought Iasl
May aud July. Cost $3.50 and so VIII
sell them for SIS and $40 cash.
Izi acres, lying 6 miles due east or Har-
risbuTg. good ono sforied box house.
2 rooms. Barn, 20x22. The Innd has
heretofore been used as pasture, but ear
all be put into cultivation. No grubbine
required. / = miles from school. Term,
SIG per acre. Kcash down, balance al.
most any length OF time secured by mort
gage.
600 acres. lying within mile Of Mon.
roe. IN Benton county. All under fence
and divided into five fields. All good
farm laitd and half in grain. Good honse
and barn, splendid water and line orch.
ard. II IL one of the best farms In thai
section ofthe valley. Price $25 per acre
$1,000 or $500 down and balance on time
Eegnire Of &. II. STEWART
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
EXTRA sEssIos OF rae .EsA,A

Dispatches from the East now
state positively that an extra session
OF the Senate will be called by the
President, for the purpose of fill
Ing the vacancy o.. the Supreme
Bench caused by the death of Judge
Clifford, and the appointment OF 9th
er important officers. When the
Senate conYenes The first thing In or
der will be the election OF Vice Pres
ident, and as the Democrats have
the majority they have named Sem
ator Bayard for that Office. lie Is
the senior senator in point of service
ofthat party and the custom of pro-
motion by seniority is rarely disre-
garded by the senate. NJ other
democratic name will be proposed or
suggested. There are some republic
can.sonators who maintain that the
presidency of the senate and secre-
taryship should not be conceded to
the democrats, that there Is no man
datory law requiring presiden. to
be elected before new sonatols are
admitted and that republicans should
contend for these effices. There are,
however, number of republicans
who agree with Senator Dawes that
the law governing the case gives the
advantage to the democrats, and tsat
it must be observed. A Secretary
will also have to be elected, and this
will at last settle the little fuss the
haIf-breeds are having wills Gorham.
A Democrat will get the place and
Gorham viii again take a back seat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
PACIFIC COASTERS.

The Junction City mills have put
out sacks for 10000 bushels Of wheat.
The tax levy for CIackamas county
for the ensuing year is 81 mills on the
dollar, divided as follow: State, mills
insane asylum, | mill; war bonds; !
mill; school, 3 mills; current expenses
of county, l21 mills.
It is estimated that $1,000 cords of
wood have been used this year in burn
ing charcoal for the Oswego iron works.
About $50 Cinnamon are regularly EN-.
ployed in cutting and burning tho wood
and 30 white men are engaged in haul.
ing it.
White river farmers will not obtain
full yield Of potatoes this season, ow-
ing to. the fact that in many places
blight has invaded their fields and kill
ed part of their crops. While the blight
Is not generally prevalent, its presence
in many localities will materially reduce
the crop this year.
The dwelling house of Messrs. Shad-
rick and Milton Richards, situated
about one mile from MilIer's mill, on
the Nestucca, was burned on the 18th,
together with all It's contents and APP
performances. The property embraced
house, shingle shop aud tools, lot Of
shingle bolts and eight thousanl shin
giles; household furniture, go ID lot of
provisions, about all tho best clothing
belonging to the owners and sixty dol
lars in silver and greenbaelSs. A box
containing small purse Of gold was
all that was saved.
Several hundred persons Ia the
northwestern precincts Of Yakima ooun.
ty have signed petition asking the in
coming Legislature to create The county
Of Kittitas, the lines Of which will be
the Cascade mountains on the west,
the Columbia river ON the east, the
Wenatchie river on the north, and the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30

Donald Mckay, chief of the Warn,
s;pFing Indians, Is visiting In Column
Dus' Ohio. An exchange says he
weighs 200 pounds and Is Is years Of
age. He bears upon his hody eiyh-
teen wounds, received in various
Indian battles while in the employ of
the government. He speaks Eng
llsh. German, French and Spanish,
and Indian tongues. He was a
scout for Grant in 1855, and he was
q second lieutenant for George b.
Mcclellan when the latter wa, a cap
tain, exploring Oregon and Washing
Tan Territories. He has acted as in-
terpreter in every Indian treaty
made west Of the Rscky Mountains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
TmEin oLD eomRaDE.

VIM. ii. NeeIham, editor OF the
1yesss at Sigourney, Iowa, pays the
following tribute to the memory Of
his deceased friend and coInrade,
Mart v. Brown:
Gen. Mart v. Brown, editor of the
States Rights (oregonl DEMocRAr, pub
lished at Albany, in that state, died
August Sd, 1881. Mart was an Iowa
man, having lived In OskalOosa as
early as 1856, He commenced to learn
his trade In the Oskaloosa Herald office
under Needham IL Beardsly, In 1866.
and done the sadeviIn work for one
year when he was superseded by the
editor of the Neus, In 1867, and in
1858 II. G. Leighton commenced 10
learn his trade In that Office. Mart
enlisted IN Capt. John III. WarrenA
company "I1'. ofthe Sd Iowa, and
served la Uncle Sans army. He
worked In The .ADia Union Office with
the editor OF the Ye.ns In 1862. After
the war he married D. lss Eta Stewart,
ofAlbia, and ssIyn after wentto Oregon.
Shortly after arriving In Oregon he
went into the newspaper business,
and soon went to the iront. lie was
q sharp and pointed writer aud soon
became known the state over. lie
was elected State Printer aud served
four years In that capacity. lie was
General of State Militia, and distin-
guished himself on one or two occa-
sions, when the troops were called
out to stop depredations committed
by the Indians. He was bold and
fearless, aud anything he undertook
to do he went through with without
fear or favor. Re wis delegate TO
the Democratic National Convention
held at ST. Louis. lie visited Iowa but
ence after he left Il, and that was when
he went to the National Convention
and. the Centennial. lie was prom
Inent man in Mlsonic circles IN Ore
gon. He leaves wife. mother, and
brother in Oregon, and one brother
at Oskaloosa-John f. Brown. Mart
was self-made man, having started
out a poer boy, and had to work hard
for every thing he got, but he had
energy, and that was all that was
necessary to make something of him
self. He was thirty-eight years OF
age. The bereaved wife, mother and
brothers have the sympathy of all
who knew the deceased.
Geo. Il. Lee, editor of the RepuJIi.
can, published at Montezuma, Iowa,
speaks OF him thus:
ssHe was one OF company OF boys
who started life rs printers together.
or the company he has been as sue
cessful as any, perhaps more so. He
was an nncompromising Democrat,
and the only one OF the company, yet
the friendships OF boyhoOd were
never allowed to be forgotten because
OF political differences, and to-day
none regret reading the news OF his
death more than his old chums who
have many times wished him long
and prosperous life. All he had OF
the former was blessed with the latter.
We, with others IF that company,
drop tear to his memory, and silent
" whisper reQuiescot IN pace.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30

Matches and the survey line between
township | and 8 on thesouth. These
limits include an area Of about 1000
square mile, the eeutsr Of which is the
beautiful Va y " Kit itas, other pre-.
cincts being Swauk, Peshastin, Wen
atchie, Wenas, Upper Matches and
Upper Yakima. Ellensburg aspires
TO the honors and emoluments Of coun-
ty scat, and in case Of the petitions
granting will undoubtedly receive them.
In fact, the petition asks the location
Of the seat at that place. The interests
Of the new county will be quite diverse,
consisting at present almost equally q
agriculture, quartz mining, numbering
and miscellaneous pursuits, nearl, one
fourth of the population being engaged
in each.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-09-30
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