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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-03-25
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The suhj"inei correspondence sufficiently cx-
plains itseif:
PORTLAND. Oregon. Nov. Is, 1869.
MEssRs. EvEnsox 4 HAISEs, GENT Agents New
England Mutual Life InrEranee Company,
Boston
GeHtieaea:-0n my own behalf aud in the name
Of my orphan children, beg to thank you, and
through you the New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company Of Boston. for its munifecnce in
paying the my terminatcd policy the life Of my
husband. On the 2lst January, 1869. misfortune
compelled me TO fvreso the payment Of the last
premium-which non-payment 10 any other CON-
psny would have lost me my poliey-but am
now ovcrjoyed wiih the receipt Of the amount Of
the policy (icss the amount Of the unpaid premium
oniy1. thanks TO the equity Of the Massachusetts
Lapse Laws. that must bless many widows and
their children. I recommend the New England
Mutual to all who would provide against possible
misfortune. sincerely thank yoa again. &c itle-
men. for the payment, and also for your generous
and gentiemanly assistance in the matter.
Respectfully, B2TSEY MILLER
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEnEMT.

NOTICE OF f1NA1 bSVTxEu0ENTs
n C. MACY AND SARAH MACY, EXEC
L. utors Of the estate of Hiram H. Macy, decd,
have this day filed their account in the County Court
Of Linn county, Oregon, praying final settle-
nent Of tho Same and TO be discharged such
Executors, Therefore, notice is hereby given
that said account and the settlement thereof will
DO heard and determined on
Friday, The sth day Of April, 1870,
at the Court House in the city Of Albany, in said
county. and all persons interested in ssid estate
will flo their objections TO said account and the
lsettlement thereof on or before said day.
By order of said Court.
s. 4. JoMNs.
March. z, IsTo--n3owa County Judge.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERs.-we call special
attention of those interested to the new nd.
vertisemcnt Of Stitzel & Upton, Real Estate
Brokers' and General Agents, Portland.
Oregon. Our friend John c. Mendenhall,
Esq, is agent at this place, and will prompt.
" attend to business entrusted to his care.
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BEAuTIFUL.-Call at Messrs. o. p Tomp-
kins & Co.'S for anything in the tin or stove
line, and Oliver will satisfy your tatcs IN the
best possible manner. lie has some fine
coiored ware which will surely take the eye
of any fastidious house wife.
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WILL CLosE--Albany District School
closes its yearly term to-day. and wc un.
derstnnd the Principal. Mr.. Thos. G. Tay.
lor, will retire from the labors Of teaching
for the present. Some interesting exercises
may be anticipated at the school to-day, and
parents and friends should "put in an ap-
pearance" on the occasion.
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NEW BooKs.-Mr, r. Brown is canyass
ing for couple Of Books, the nature Of
which is explained in. an advertisement In
another column.
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ARRIvED.-Ed. Turk has arrived from
Grant county to stand his trial, for the kill.
ing of John A. Sims.
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FERPUMEny.-Messrs. A. Carothers & Co.
manufacture perfumery, oils, etc., which
are far superior to the imported articles.
Call and examine their samples.
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PARTY.-Last Monday night "mine host"
Of the St. Charles hotel gave cotilion party,
at which many Of the ''lads and lasscs" trip.
ped the light fantastic toe to the best of mu-
sic until the noon of night.
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
FORMERLY ARRIGoxI's,, ),

(voRxERLY ARRIGoxI's,)
PORTLAND, OREGON.
NyHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announce that having purchased this widely
known and we'll kept hotel, they are now prepared
to offer superior accommodation to the travelling
public at
Greatly Reduced Pyiees.
This Hotel Is located ney sst tho steamboat
landing.
ED-The Hotel Coach will be In attendance to
convey passengers 10 and from tho Hoisa free Of
charge.
Nay % '69 nsCtf j. B. ePRENaLR.
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PERsoSAa.-Tho following newspaper gen.
tlemen called on US during the week. Mr.
II. Patterson of the Herald, Mr.. Beriah
Brown of the Press, and Mr.. J. II. Upton of
the Mercury.
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TuEArRE.-The Reed Troupe gave scme
entertainments in Parish's Hall during the
week and VIC are only sorry that the Con-
vention matters prevented, them receiving
the encouragement which their merits de.
Serve
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The PRINARIEs.-The Democracy of the
various Precincts in Linn county will meet
at their usual places of voting tomorrow ut
o'clock. Let the people turn out.
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EyEy as Portland increases in population,
wealth and trade, ia full ratio, perhaps, does the
business increase of Mr.. VIM. Davidson, the in
comparable collection, real and personal estate,
and general business Agent. Indeed, he has go
largely extended his commissions that 1t required
the employment of an assistant, and very dill
gent and competent one he has in the person Of
Mr.. VIM. T. Broxn- Mr. Dapidsoa,s extensive
agency has bsen built up fsom the foundation by
his own tireless energy, strict integrity. and
prompt fulfllment of the business which has been
entrusted to him. 1t is substantial praise to mer-
it well applied.
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PURELY MUTUAL.

This old and popular Company 10 governed by
the NoN-FoRFEITUREi law OF Massachusetts,.
All Net Earnings Divided Annually Among
the Insured.
Losses paid promptly. All policies Non -forfetabie
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ANNU-
ALLY!
Fret Dieidemd AraiiaLie at the Payment Of the
Second Annual Premims..
But one class Of members tPoiicy holdcrs) In
this Company, among whom he sanaal surplus is
divided.
Unbiased judgment. based upon careful investi.
cation, will show that this (thc oldest Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of Amcrica) offers more equi-
ties to tho insured than any other Company doing
business on this coast
Life Insurance Is n juiicious investment for csp.
italists. II Is srRE investment fer those In mod
crate circumstances. by which they may. with a
small amount Of funds. leave 20 their families
ample means for their support in case Of the early
dcccasc Of the insured.
Home ofiee, % State Street, Boston.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco; Room ). Carriers
building, Portland. Oregon.
EvERSoS 4 HAINEs,
General Agents.
RUSSELL & ELKINS, Ax'ts,
Parrish 4 Co.'S Block, Albany, Oregon.
,epis'6sv+n3,f
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ANNUAL ScnooL MEETINc.-Nutice is here
by gwen that an annual meeting Of Schco'
District No. Linn county, Oregon. will be
held at the school house, on Monday, the
4th day Of April, 1870, at o'clock p. N. for
the purpose of Electing one director for the
term Of three years, and one clerk for the
term of one year also to levy tax to de-
fray the expenses of said District.
Dated March 2lst. 1870.
4. n. ARNOLD, Clerk.
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SA.lyarED.-The subscriber is beaten.
kerfummixed, cork-screwed, squelched,
done for, waxed, annihilatej; and if no one
enjoys the thing any better than he does,
may Heaven pity them! Man that is born
of woman is of few days and short Of votes.
lie cnmeth forth as candidate for State Prin.
ter. and while his hopes and prospects are
brilliant, and the beacon of success seems
to shine brightly across his path, some other
fellow steps in and nirs his aspirations in the
bud. Our readers will bear with us while we
turn aside to drap tear on the coffin of our
dead hopes, and heave a sigh over 'what
night have been" if eight votes had been
east in different direction. But while we
bitterly mourn over our blarsted hopes, we
fully realize the cheering fact that many
others have traversed the gloomy vale bef,re
and legions will come after US. To the
cliastening rod we meekly bow, feeling that
our loss is r. eternal gain. Selah.
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FRoN 0cu"cI VALLEY.-Mr. John Clay
pool received letter from his brother.
Wayne, dated MarcL. ), in which he says
the first marriage in 0;hocp Valley occurred
on the 9th inst, when Mr.. Foster, of that
valley. and Miss Jane Marks, formerly Of
Lebanon, this c.'unty. were unitel in we'd
lock by Rev. Miller Of Warm Springs .es-
eryation. This frontier wedding was q ''big
thing" among the inhabitants and marked
an1t!Isr era in th.ir advancement toward
civilization. They only now require di.
roree case 10 whirl them into the very GEN.
ter of modern enlightenment.
On the 4th inst. the Radicals of Ochoco
held primary meeting at Barney Primes
whisky shop and elected Capt. Smith, Bar
ney Prime and Joseph Miller as delegates to
the Wasco County Convention. They are
instructed for Barney for Justice Of the
Peace They have only had about six inches
of snow on the Ochoco, and grass was better
at the date of the letter than in April last
year
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BgowsSvILLE.--The poem which we re-
ceived frcm Brownsville will appear next
week. having been crowded out, with other
articles, by the Premium List aud State Con-
vention proceedings. In this connection we
will inform our readers that we have made
the necessary arrangements with a gentle
man of culture, and the other necessary
qualifications, to furnish US a regular cor
respondcnce from Brownsville, which will
add another feature to the DExocRAT's at
tractions
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MEETING OF THE PREsBYTERr.-The Pres
bytcry of the United Presbyterian Church of
Oregon, will hold its next meeting in the
Presbyterian church, in Albany-commencc-
ing Wednesday evening. April 9th, 1870.
a programme of devotional exercises was
adopted as follows:
Opening sermon Wednesday evening, on
sanctifcation of the Sabbath, by Rev. j..
Worth. Thursday afternoon, conference on
the same subject. Thursday evening, SER
mon on the Sabbath school work, by Rev.
T. S. Kendall. Friday afternoon, confer
once on tile same subject. Friday evening,
sermon on Christian duty, by Rev. I. j.
Wilson. Saturday afternoon, conference on
the same subject. Saturday evening, SER
mon on the Nature of the Sacraments, by
Rey. j. NJ. Dick. Sabbath, communion
services, morning sermon: by Rev. j. Worth.
Sermon in the evening, by Rev. I. S.
Kendall. All are cordially invited to attend.
Ry order of Committee.
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBoN'S DISPENsaRY,
e23 Kearnv st.; cor..er Commercial,
Private Entrance on Commercial st,
SAN FRANCISCO:

ESTABLISHED IN 1884, for
the treatment Of Sexual ara
Seminal Diseases, such rs Con-
orrbea, Gleet, Structure, syph-
Ills in. all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Tmpoteney, etc.,
|Skin Diseases (of years stand.
|ing) and liberated Legs sue
;es,fully treated.
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DELEGATEs.-The Radicals of Linn county
yesterday elected the following delegates to
the Portland State Convention j. IL. Eos.
ter, D. Beach, A. B. Morris, j. w. George,
John r.. Smith, Norman Lee, w. r. Kirk.
@. A. Williams, G. r. Colbert, I'd. McFar-
land, 2. o. Wheeler, j. W. Cole, Pete Bren-
ner, B. Ramsey, J. II. Lame, Hiram Smith,
8. r. Clark and J. P. Hogue.
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ALBANY COLLEGIATE ISsTiTurE.-The
Albany College closed on Friday evening
last with public entertainment. The ex-
orcises were highly interesting, each per.
forming his OF her part well and promptly,
and all showing progress and cultivation.
The music, both vocal and ens,rumcntal,
was beautifully rendered. The entertain
ment reflects great credit on both teachers
and pupils. We understand that Rev. T.. X.
Geary does not intend teaching any longer.
and that Rev. Irvine assumes control Of she
school.
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He AccEPTs.-The following telegram
was received last night from Dir. Flcischner.
by bis, brother in this city. Mr. p. received
very fattering vote, having received lt8
votes upon the first ballot:
PORTLAND, March "a, 1870.
J. F2eischper:
Return my thanks to the Convention, and
be assured of a hearty corporation for the
election of tie whole ticket.
L. FLEIscHSER.
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CoRSs CuHEp.-Dr. p. Kelley, an cx.
|pericnced hand in curing corns, warts and
such like" will be in town for few days;
Pnd from the evidences we have obtained Of
bis professional skill, We cheerfully recon-
mend him to the citizens Cf this place and
elsewhere. The DIR. is an old hand at the
business-came originally from Tennessee,
and may be relied on as being able ''to put
a head" on the worst corncd foot in the land.
lie can be found for few days at the
Overland HOTEL" where he will either
cure your corns or furnish you with the nee.
essary medicines for that purpose. and you
can make The application yourself.
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JuRoRs.-Following are the jurors drawn
for the Circuit Court which convcncs in
this city next week: Thos. Humphrey,
Jackey Settle, John Huston, James NJ.
Reed, Miller Morgan, A. S. Powell, j. w.
Wigle, p. Blevins, /. C. Dickey, Robert
Miller, j. ii. Washburn, Il. 4. Mcfarland.
Mathew Fountain, A. d. Morris. j. B.
Purdy, James Davis, j. NJ. Churchill, John
Forgy, James Pearl, Allen Parker, p, B.
Settle, Samuel Porter, Levi Douglas, j. NJ.
Johns, +. +. Wheeler, l.. C. Burkhars,
VIM. McCulloch, S. T. Jones, Joseph
Lame, o. p. Coshow, II. s. Laid.
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DR.. GIBBoN Is responsible, and will give 10
each patient 4 written instrument binding himself
20 effect a radical and permanent cure OF make No
charge.
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Go trc ladies.

Persons calling at DIR. Gibbons Office or send
ing for packages Of medicine may rely upon bis
assurances of confidential secresy with implicit
faith, and expect more than TO be charged with
fair and mutr lily satisfactory remuneration for
services rendered. considering the circumstances
and difficulties of the case. rather than q too prev
aicnt and selfish practice Of sxortaiion among
quacks and prciendcrs-
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Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suf.
ferDg under sny Of these fearful maladies, shonI
NOT forget the sacred responsibilities resting upoa
tbem nor delay tg obtain immediate relief
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Snsurantr Gar05.
A. ScHAEFER,

AGENT Bremen Board Of Under writers.
IN gent Dresden Board Of UnderwriIrrs,
Agent Vienna BOnrd Of Undcrwriters.
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THOMAS SPENCER,
Ship Chandler, Dealerin General Merchandise, Island
Produce, &C., and Commission Merchant.
ByrOn's Bay, HiIO. $. L..
constantly hand extensive every
description of goods required by ships and others.
The highest price given for Island Produce
Money Bills Exchange reasonable
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bill at present, but would wait till the debate
was farther advanced.
Mr.. Hoapili Kaauwai was in favor of referring
the bill to the Judiciary Committee, and let them
report fully upon it,
Mr.. Kahaulelio was opposed to the bill. He
thought that the people knew what they were
about, and would not sign any contract that was
going to be depressing one. He was in favor
Of amending Section 1920, but was satisfied with
the rest of the existing law.
Mr.. Pilipo favored the passage of the bill, and
spoke of the i'll effects of the present statute.
He was very much opposed to imprisonmont for
absenting from labor, and making the laborer
work twice the length of time he contracted for.
In his opinion such treatment was making slave
of man.
Mr.. Kaai opposed the bill, and spoke against
it at some length. He was in favor of amending
the law.
Mr.. Judd spoke against the bill at some length,
and urged its indefinite postpOnement.
On motion of Mr.. Kamakau the Committee
rose and the Assembly adjourned.
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There being stockholders is Surplus belongs exclusively
TO the MEMBERS and IL equiaby divided among them in
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, which may be applied Ia reduction
Of premiums be Accumulated
OF the Assured, may be received by them Cash.
Padup Policies granted more years Pre-
miums have been paid. thus nraclicalv making
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IT Advertisers residing the Eastern United states, can
enclosing GrfeHbdcks T. states TKN
Stamps for such they wish 70
inserted per above table, fer the time
paid for.
az Business Cards when prepaid for year, allowed
discount from these rates transient advertise
when paid charged quarterly.
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FRIDAY, May 20th.
Assembly met at the usual hour. President P.
ahaoIelua in the Chair. Prayer by the Chap
in Journal of preceding day read and ap-
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MONDAY, May 23d.
- =
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

PETITIONS PRESENTED.
From Honolulu, that parties committing adul-
tery be committed to prison for two years.
From Lahaina, that market be established
there.
From Waimea and Niihau, asking that all
Government fisheries BE made free to all.
From KOolaulOa, praying that 800 be approx
prlnted for buoy at Punaluu and Hauula.
That the horse tax be reduced, and several other
prayers Referred
From Waimea, praying for 81 900 for making
"a road mauka Of KOlOa. Referred.
Mr. Kaukaha introduced a resolution that a
|Committee be appointed to whom shall be referred
'ai petitions praying for money, and that each
'tsand be represented in the Committee. The
t1hair appointed The following gentlemen on the
iGommittee: heszrs- kaukaha, kalama, Aholo
|hltehcOek, and the Minister of the Interior
Mr.: kuapuu introduced a resolution that the
resident of the Assembly request the reporters
~ the KHokOa and Au Ok0a, to rectify the
.nls'ake contained in their papers in regard to
- tax on large and small cattle. Resolution
Mr. Rice introduced resolution that the sum
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&" THE PEARL
"HARRY'S BEST"

,nI you will rot find them Icrrl u great price
'ar tho sIzc $50 per box a-o have 4 large Clear
HavIuI, called
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sln,.f. e., II. 70 officers Il the Soldiers Home
a. w. lv the and House of Repre- niatlV es
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va: Provided, Int they receive from the govern
col y the pay and crn'lumeHt' allowed by law Il
retired officers.
AnIrnNtL. AMI 6. $50
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into the treasury VIII c al the amount qu'red ana
. q and hall nav he lance, If any. to -uch
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Statesmen WANTED
FREE To ROCK ACr,.r.

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RESOLUTION appoln ing m4nagers OF the NltlOnaI Asy
lum for dis blcd Volunteer SOldicrs.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
of ite United Sates Of America in Congress mbed,
That the following be, and they hereby ap
pointed managers Of the National Assyum for disabled
Volunteer Sodis under provisions Of he second section
OF the act approved March twenty third thousand
eight bundled and siIty-ix: Lewis Is. Gunckel, OF
Ohio; Jay Cooke, Of Pennsylvania ant J I'm :. Cav
tnder of Missouri Whose terms expire the twenty
first day Of Al rin the year of thousand eight hun
dred and seventy.
Approved June g. $50.