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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
FINAL SETTLEMENT.7 ,

Lew. HEELER. ADMINISTRATOR OF
t.s estate Of Abraham Osborn. Sem. dee has this
day nied his account in the County Court Of Linn
county. Oregon. praying y fnai settlsmept of tie
same and TO be discharged such Adninistrsfor:
Therefore, notice is hereby given tha, said aeessnt
and the settl nent thereof will be heard and de-
termined ra4s5s.5s ga .~x1.---
Taes'tey. the 9th day Of Jnly, 1870,
being day of the July term Of this Court asd ksx
said day be appointed for the hearing Of obisetisns
iosuch hnal account and the settlement efthe came.
and that notice hercofbe given by publication in he
State Rights Democrat" . newspaper Of general
circulation in said county . week for q least
four successive weeks prior to said day. .s s.. ;
by order of said Court. - -
s. A. JOHNS. County Judss.~-.
May Is. ls1o-y5n42vt. - -. -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
SUERIFF-H SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIZ
~ rirtae OF auexecatios isssed cut of the Cir
cult Court Of Linn ccunty, or~gvn. and 10 ras di-
rreted and delivered, IN favor Of w. r. Kirk, rlsju-
tbs. and sg ainsi Michael Andersen q Tbesdsv~
Boon. defendants. for the sum of&IS77s. US. ee;,
jndgment and eastt Of suit. I have this 18th a.y>
OF May. A. d. 1870. levied upon the foI1swTnx asS
scrtbed real estate and ali the appurfsnsnss
tbereunso belonging or in anywiss appsstaiaias.
to-wit:
The East Half OF La. No. Two III. in p,..t
No. Three 80, in the Town Of North Brevnsville,
County Of fApn. ard State Of or.sss, snd "a y
Monday. the 9Th elay of June, 1870,
at o'clock p. m. in front Of the Court Hs.s>
do"r in the city Of Albany. Linn county eSssss sf
oregen.I will sell the above described real props
city ~ public outcry to the hiehes bidder fcr east
In haad. In q. s. eoin. r. A. IRVINE .salFa :
n&2w4 Sheriff. Linn Co.. 0rsees. =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

| DR.. Pill-bag complains ssthst Dy. Walk
er's Vegetable Vinegar BitteSs promises
too nuch--cnres everything-is quack
medicine. !" This is the usual Gqusck"
.f the profession but We must bear with
them gently, for soon they will know that
il does all that it processes, and more too;
for it is eminentlya Family Medicine,
and has saved many hours Of snfsfise,
and will save many dollar in time and
doctors bills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
STATE NEWS.

The gas works will soon he In opera
iion at Salem-by tho meeting Of tho
Legislature. sure.
A schooner aud saw mill are being
built at Yaqu'nn Bay.
We learn from Portland papers tha.
there viii bc an exhibition In that city
so.n of.the great Nova Scotia Giantcss.
tho Frcnch Giant, the beautiful Circas.i.
~ girl. and the dwarf, Major Green
Thdse living wonders will come by next
steamer, and show about June Goth.
The crops will 10 better this year in
Jackson couniy than ever before.
A cot was sold in Roseburg the other
day for $1,000.
Cayuse or boltcr's tickets were run in
Uni"n and Jackson counties, aud were
both unsuccessful.
From the Bsdrock Democrat OF the
LIST inst. we learn that on Monday Of last
week the largest nugget ever found in
Baker county was taken oui Of the Ills.
covery Claim at Gin,letvillc. owned by
DR.. s. a. Clndwslllk Go. Il weighs 247
~ Is pvt. 8 gfs SnI is valued at 3d..
Dog 81. 1t is very nearly solid gold,
containing only n small fragment Of
quartz, aud is worth at least GIG per
ounce.
Tho FUR fishing for the hotel 10 Port.
land will cost about s17 900.
COAST News We learn from the
different geniiemen who have returned
from the coasf. that business il more
lively on Co.'s Bay. aud lumber has rmised
IN Price. There sre two vessels on the
stocks at Mar-hGcld. one Of them the
largest yet built on the Bay. There arc
number of vessels in port laadine with
coal aud lumber. The Steamer Iarift
from San Francisco arrived and departed
un the 25,h of May. The Occidrnf
whose loss We noticed in our issuc on thu
2Uth 81 May. is now lying high and dry
on the sand "f North Spit uninjurc,l.-
An effort will be made To get her aApa'
again. The Myrtle GRAY" Mill on ,h.
Cuguillc has stopped for the present
having large quantity of ,uIeri"r ium
bcr on hand. The ..iaska aud Ten
.Sisfers arc both loaded with lumtcr from
this mill waiting an opportunity 10 ge
To sea. The Schooner Hays went uut al
Sunday 2Sil, l.aded with lumber. Th,
mine f I.aue a. Co, NJ Randolph, il
yiel.ling gnli at the usual rate. Th'
Schnner Baaclttrtion loaded with ium
her aud material fer tho ligh'hou-e a
e. pc Blanc". Que hundred aud fiiy tons %
freight, was ,o,ally h.si "n the 2Oih "
May. A s,nrm ar.rse while she was un
h.. ing, aud her anchors drew letting he
90 ashore. No lives lest. Vessels an'
rargo insured. She bclonged TO A. u
Simpson Of Coos Bay.-RosetGrg Plain
deafer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
The Butte Rerord Of the 14ih has the
following: Il is expected thar the Cali
fornia aud Oregon Railroad will he com.
ple,ed, IL Nelson's Dry Creek the pres
cnt week, and that stages will run thence
to Chico, Connecting with the Oregon
line from Orovillc- to. Portland. 1t has
been decided to use piles in. the, vicinity
of Butte Greek. instend OF throwing up
embarkments, which will greatly acceier-
ale IT. completion Of tho road to Chico.
- Trekd Union. $
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

A TERRIBLE AFraR.-An account OF
the most diabolical affair ever record
ed is published in the Fort Scott. KS. =,
Monitor. On Tuesday May 10. seven
men, either strangers or struggling
outlaws from Indian territory, came
TO the town of Ladore, few miles
south OF here. After drinking all day
they went to the clearinghouse Of j.
y. Roach. and asked to stay oil night.
Being refused on ACCOUNT OF their
drunken condition, the party knocked
Roach insensible with revolver, and
then went to the bed occupied by the
two daughters of Roach, aged II and
II years. and ravished them during
the entire night, using knife to nc
complish their purpose. Roach re-
viyed after time. but feared to stir,
knowing hc would be killed If he did.
He describes the cries and entreaties
of the girls as heart-rcnding. A quar-
rel arose among the demons and one
was shot dead while satisfying his lust.
At dayhreak the party fed. one taking
with him to the woods the youngest
girl. The town was Immediately
aroused, and parties started in very
direction in search of the fiends. The
one with the girl was soon overtaken,
and hung to tree. Two others were
found secreted in town, and were
hung to the same tree. The remain.
| ing three were also captured. Two oi
them were hung. The other one. a,
last accounts, was in custody of the
citizens, but will probably share the
fate of his companions. The univer
sal verdict here is that, in this instance
at least, summarsy manner of nfict
ing punishment is entirely justified.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

WAsHnserox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
indicate the Election of Garfelde (Re-
publican in Washington Territory, by
from 400 to 600. This will be q
crumb. OF comfort to the Radicals in
Oregon, after their Waterloo defeat,
and we give it to them with cheer
full and placid smile of contentment.
Washington Territory is now about
the only Republican precinct on the
Psci6e coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

The stomach is the great center whicl,
infnsnces the health or disease of the
system. = Ahased er rdebili,ased BY excess.
indigestion. headaches aud physical pros
tration arc the nutural consequences.
The iyer hecomes affected. and, costivc,
ness, diarrhca and dyspoptic- affections
ensne. M medicine is more happily
combined 10 give health and tone to the
stomach. and. TO. purity tho eyssem, than
Dr. Walkers NEaETABEE VINEGAR
BIrrERs, y remedy safe, speedy and ci-
fcctual. Its virtues have been proven
BY abundant trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

jority. and that the entire Democratic
ticket is elected in that county by q
handsome vote.
Unisn County.
Union county is reported to have
given 200 majority, though it will
probably exceed that amount when
the returns are all in.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MF
~ wife. Merinda Shaver, having LEFT ny bed
and board without any just cause or provocatien,
all persons are hereby warned not to credi, her or
her two boys. Thos. r. and Samael A. .Craig.v oa~
my account, as viii not be responsible for any
debts Of their contracting. A
DAVID W. SHAVER.
Albany. June 8. 1870 ~ v5nl7v4.e
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Oregon Greeis New Yerk and Connecticut!
THE LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

Josephine County.
Democratic State ticket has IS ma
jority; Representative, Ga; Sheriff.
Treasurer, Assessor and County Judge
elected.
jackson County.
JACKSONVILLE. juno jackson two
hundred. Democratic Legislative
ticket elected.
JACKSONVILLE, June S.-Democratic
State ticket 250 ahead. Legislative
and entire Democratic ticket. with the
exception of School Superintendent.
elected.
wases County.
PORTLAND. June s.-Wasco Demo
cratic by small majority.
Lane County.
EUGENE Crrr, June Lame gives
Grover one hundred and thirty-one.-
Slater one hundred and eighteen. It
is thought that the Republican Clerk
is elected.
nEuitacmah County.
PORTLAND. June 7.-Republican ma
jority on this side of the mountains,
as far as heard from-eleyen counties
five hundred and fifty. This conn
ty Repub- -ican majority, three hundred
and fifty.
Claekamas County.
The Republican majority in this
county is much below that first report
ed. A telegram from Oregon City
gives the following official majorities /:
Wilson, 81; Palmer. So; Hirscl, FL
kins and Kincaid go, each; Gibbs. 5.
County Republican ticket is elected
except Treasurer. The Democratic
candidate for that Office is elected by
ten majority.
ci.tsop County.
In Clatsop county Wilson has 61
majority: Palmer. Sc; Elkins, 5S =
Hirsch, 5S; Kincaid, SC; Gibbs, 81.
tOlney, for Joint Representative, has
81 majority.
| Columbia County.
| At Rainier, Slater has IL majority.
The county is about 40 Democratic.
| Dou1ias Couurv
RosLBURe, june 7.-Returns from
10 precincts in Douglas show O Demo-
cratic majority of one hundred.
Three precincts are to hear from,
(which will give so Republican majori-
lty. making so Democratic majority in
the county. Not Republican is
elected on the county ticket. The
lelection passed off quietly. 70 dis
lturbance of any character reported.
Washington County.
| In Washington county Wilson has
I135 and Palmer 14O majority, and the
balance of the Republican State tick
ct about the same majority. Gibbs
majority in the county, Sc. Hare, Re-
publican. and Mills independent Re-
publican, are elected to the Legisla-
tture ssn.s 49, fi.I fsea
Yamhill County.
| This county elects the whole Re-
publican ticket by majorities ranging
from to 16. .sze -.
5 Polk County. ETr
In Polk county the Democratic ma
ljority averages about 65. Entire Dem
tocratic ticket elected.
i Benton County. =
! In Benton county the Republicans
have elected the entire ticket with the
exception of Judge, Sheriff and As.
jsessor. Messrs. Burnett, Palmer and
Smith are elected by the Democracy
Ito those Offices The Democracy. will
probably contest the Legislative ticket.
+ Umatilla County.
1 The precincts heard from in Una.
ltilla county give 6s Democratic ma,
4 lJority. Four precincts are yet to hea,
dfrem. which, it is claimed, WIN carry
the Democratic majority m to 225s !
i Later reports state that Imati3ls
-lecnnty has given $50 Democrats ma
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

"Csn you return my love. my dearest
Julia r Certainly, sir i do not wast
it, / am sure" ..s.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

Hurry, mammal" said = ittls inno-
cent.swith his cut finger, ahurry, it's
leaking: IRA Tsfss5fun7a .tag I'd sisss2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
MACHINERY i.s97I
OF ALL KINDS.
R EP a L r. f d.
~ ET&
BEARD g. cOLvER.fg
HEADERS, sfsf%
THREsHERS, 1sl
MOWERS,
REAPERs,
SHOULD BIZ LOOKED TO scoN.
Persons having the
Wheeler aeIiek Endless Chain fhre,hers.

Can hsse them repaired they win eIeaa The
grain ss well ss any Thresher, asd clean - ..ek
As their power viii tbrrsh.
FLAX FANS
MADE TO ORDER ONLY. In sbors an ,tIsr
A Agricultural Machines and Imp~n.urs nd ,,d
repaired
W. are completing arrangements 10 nanufasfsrs
Seed Sewers suik@y add Gang Piows sf II. best
patterns nsH IN use. = X
An work warranted made Of the bsst material.
sh"p ou corner of wsshiaSton aud seee.a -,e,-
Albany, Oregon. iun3-x
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Es-opposiss r. C. Hin 4 Sons Drug Store, Al.
bany. Oregon. iunI1vspI3yI
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mIscELLAxEoUs NEWS.

The California Odd Fellows have res
olved to establish Odd Fellows, colleges.
Tncson. ArizoDis, is nearly de-crrcd.
the inhabitants having gone to the new
mines.
The War Department will. by the 1sf
Of July. make large reduction 10 the
f,rce Of its clerks aud empl,yes.
Governor Warmourh has appoirte.
General james LoDgstreet Adjnianr-Ge
eral OF the louisiana State militia.
One Of the carpet.bag Congrcssmcn
has nomina ed negro boy as a cadef TO
West Point. Buffers nominee was ineli
gibIc.
The Collector Of Customs at Corpus
Christi reports that he was robbed Of
$4,000 on the 9th instant, by his escort
of United States troops.
The Indianapolis Young Mems Chris
tian Association are making preparations
for the international Convention to be
held there in this month. 81 s =
Z: -------->e>--------- 3.
NAIL FACILITIES FoR ALAsKA.-The
P0sto ace Department has issued o cir
cular asking for bids for mail service. to
he commenced as soon after July, 1870.
as practicable. and to continue two years
The proposals are for schedule OF arri-
walls and departures as follows: From,
Port Townsend. by San j nan. Fort Ton
gass and Fert WrangelI. to Sitkn, nine
hundred miles and. buck onoc nlenth.
in suitabIe and .safe asseambnats; leave
Port Townsend on the lst Of every month;
leave Sitka nrhe 9TH and arrive ut Pnrl
Townsend on the 22d Of the sanic month.
Proposals for service twice month. and
also to begin at Portland, instead Of Porr
fowpsend will De recived. This ar
when carried into effect, will
be of great benefit TO. the unfortunate
Epeopie Of Alaska: who aresnow practically
cut off from the rest Of the world, except
10 Tar as occasio1at and irregular Visits 81
|Stsamels and sailing ,xaaseia are oepeern-
"a. sss : sss~ s.. e sen 2 sShsf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10

The AlaiuAS State tax this year - 81.
85o,41H tss
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josephine County.
Democratic State ticket has rs ma
jority; Representative, Ga: Sheriff,
Treasurer, Assessor and County Judge
elected.
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.sHoo, FLry DoNTB0DDER AE,n

BUTLER sALIvATEs POWELL!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-06-10
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIARY!
williams Con. where the " oodbins Twineth.
IN or ONE MEMBER IN WASHINGTON COUNTY,

Douglas County Wheels into Line!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05
Saws the Planters Banner

Says the Planters Banner: !:
"Old issues are dead, and "bur-
led in the tomb of the Capu-
let's" and SO far from seeking
to resurrect them, we should be
content to inter the political
sections and grave diggers with
them, with a requiescat in pace
over each. Like the claim to
despotic power and the crown
by "divine right old party
hacks imagine they were de
signed, created and born fol
office by some end shaping di.
vinity, and that we but fiaunt
our ingratitude in the face o
heaven, if disposed to ignore
their claims to preferment.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05

Sec. 1878, in Rays Revised
Statute is as follows:
"It shall be the duty of the
Police Jury to divide their par
ishes into as many districts as
they see proper for the appoint
ment of Overseers of roads,
They shall annually appoint
overseers or directors of high
ways or roads who are to sum-
mon all male persons from the
age of 10 to 45 Except min
listers of the Gospel, and such
other persons as are or shall be
exempt) to meet at such places
and times as to them, the said
overseers, shall seem eonven-
lent to work on the public roads;
and whoever shall, upon such
summons, refuse or neglect to
do and perform their duty,
shall forfeit and pay the sum Of
one. dollar per day fGc each per
son so neglecting or refusing,
to be recovered by judgment
before any Justice of the Peace
of the parish, and paid by saiC
Justice to the overseer, and by
him to be expended ia hiring
other hands to work on sale
roads"
This has been the lay
since 1918 and stands to-day a
good a law as it did when pass
ed. It clearly gives the Jur.
, the right to require the road
to be worked and all who resis'
, do SO at their own peril.
4
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BELLEVUE La, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1870.

gradually the energetic, go-I
ahead Californian finds his
plans falling; the revulsion
comes and leaves his mind a |
shattered wreck. Fashionable
is too prevalent, and q
growing disposition is noted on
the part of women to live as
fast as their lords. No woman
now considers a ball or a re-
union strictly GW tait un-
less champagne and punches
are specially provided, and
many fashionable danes invest
their pin money in mining and
other speculations, hoping fer
quick returns to enable them to
acquire a longed-for luxury
The people must come to their
senses and sober down to the
fact that the California of to-
day is not that of early times.
They must make haste slowly;
lay their foundations deeper
and on a basis that viii not
sink or crumble. When Cali
fornians live like their Eastern
neighbors and friends, do less
brain work and take more SEN
sible recreation and enjoyment,
drink less to create artificial ex-
citement, curtail illegitimate
expenses, and live within theil
means, the eleemosynary insti.
tutions of the State will show
reduced numbers of inmates
I-TSae Francisco Chronicle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05
Labor, Wealth, and Pride.
BY s. SMITH.


Said Wealth to Pride, one pleasant morn,
While moving outward ON the train,
"I think if you and were gone,
The earth would strive to move in vain"
'fYour words, Sir Wealth, are apt and just
Said he; ''if we should cease to be,
The world would soon consume with rnst,
Since it is moved by you and me-"
Now Labor heard these boastings vain,
And laying work and care aside,
Said he, 'Wen see who moves the tIain;''
So down he sat by Wealth and Pride.
But Pride put up her dainty nose,
Her cousin Wealth looked somewhat black
And now greater trouble rose
The train stood still upon the track.
"Back to your work." cried Wealth and
Pride,
Perceiving, soon, their awkward case;
Wealth twitched his mouth from side to side
And Pride grew paler in the face.
But not word stout Labor said;
He sat like one in calm repose,
Until Wealth like suitOr plead,
And Pride let down her naughty nose.
And then, with half-sarcastic nlien,
He calmly rose and took his place.
The ponderous wheels revolved again
The train resumed it's wonted place.
Now let us honor Labor moro,
And bow less low to Wealth and Pride;
For Life's the track we re passing DER
The Worlds the train on which we ride.
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Living Too Fast.

Al 0HJ ObAuOAOO WcS0 1C4u1o
ed to show how fast Califor-
mans live, the records of the
Insane Asylum at Stockton,
showing the number of inmates
at present to be over one thou
sand, might with propriety be
consulted. For a population
throughout the State of near
ly half a million, this a terrible
showing. Directly and indi-
rectly, much of this insanity
may be traced to the habitual
use of intoxicating liquors
Californians drink more-San
FrancisciaDs and Sacramentans
in particular-than any other
equal number of people in the
United States. Langley's Di-
rectory for the present year
gives the names of over 1900
places in this city where wines
and liquors are retailed. The
enormous amount of money
daily expended in these places
may be approximated when,
presuming that the receipts on
an average are $40, we have
/ $4,000 daily expe ned for alco-
holic stimulants. When this
comes to be multiplied by the
number of days in the year, we
have a result of fnearly $9,50O,-
900 yearly expended for drinks
in San Francisco alone! Be-
sides the liquor which this
amount of money represents.
in addition there is a large
quantity consumed by persons
at their homes, purchased il
quantities. Can there be any
wonder that our Aims Houses
!; Hospitals and Lunatic Asy
d lums are filled to overfowin.
: by such an enormous consump
tion of alcohol! Californian
do not understand the mean
S, ing of the word moderation
, in anything. In business the
{, rush into the widest speculs
tions and the most giganticeT
terprises with scarcely
., thought of personalities an
impossibilities, probabilities {
improbabilities. They have bI
ss on little thought of the mOrroV
Cd and live for the present wit
ne n, reckless prodigality. Disal
A'S pointments come on apace, ar
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B. #. Fort.
II. B. WUfES,aa /.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Minden, La. Win
IN practice in the 10th and l1fh District
Courts. Prompt attention given to all legal
business entrusted to his care. v7n23
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The devotion of the Demo-
cratic party to the great prinef-
pies OF freedom is historic and
honorable. It contends, in the
immortal words of Thomas JEFF
ferson, for:
Equal and exact justice to
all men, and EXCLUSIVE PRIV
LEGEs to none = economy in
the public expense, that labor
may belightly burdened;;" J" 'tanf
encouragement of agriculture
and of commerce as its hand
maid"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05
arcade E1s'taskissg Saloon,
BELLEVUE, La,
r n. HILL. Pr0nriet0r.

nespectfuIly announces to the public that
Il he has leased the above named Saloon
of Mr. J. C. Head. Gentlemen will find it 3
nleasant; resort. The rooms are neatly fitted
mn. and everything connected with the
house pleasant and inviting. A cordial in
yitation is extended to every one to call,
hoping to render such Visits agreeable.