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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-12-23
GENERAL LEE.

The Louisville Journal closes an el-
oquent obituary Of the Confederate
General by a reference to the ungen-
erous spirit which few-a very few
sensational Journals have animad-
verted upon his career. We have
something of this spiteful and ungen-
erons spirit in one or two leading Rad
ical papersbf Oregon. It is disgrace
full. "The representative Journals of
the North. says the Courier journal,
''should put it down. Readers Of
Philip Van Artevelde will remember
that after the Ghentish leader was
slain. the Duke of Bourbon wished
the body to be nailed TO tree that all
might see it. There are those who
would hang up the efigy of the great
virginian. But the rebuke Of the
Duke Of Bourbon is the reply Of the
genuine soldier, rs we believe it to
be the sense of the great body Of the
Northern people:
"-No, brother. NO,
II were not for our honor, nor the Kings,
TO use 1t so. Dire rebel though ho was,
Yet with noble nature and great gifts
Was he endowed-couragc, discretion, seal.
| An equal temper and an ample soul.
| Rock-bound and fortified against assaults
or transitory passion. but below.
Built on surging subteraneous Gre.
That stirred and lifted him 30 high attempts,
So prompt and capable. and yet so calm,
He nothing lacked In scholarship
Except good fortune
Whereby with honor lay him In his grave,
And thereby shall increase Of honor come
| Unto their arms who vanished one
| So valiant, renowned"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Hanging In Oalifesnia.

KNOXVILLE, Dec. 16..-To day at 20
minutes past two, the execution took
place Of two Chinamen named All Fung
and Uh ing, for the murder Of one Of
their countryman named King, over a
year ago. The execution was witnessed
by several hundred spectators. The drop
fell eight seet and they died without a
struggle, as their necks were broken by
the fall. Both were perfectly cool, and
on the scafIold they addressed the spec,a.
tors nearly an hour. Neither would con-
fcss, but declared their innocence to the
last. Their bodies were carried away
By their friends, who cndcavored to re-
suscitate them. but their efforts were fruit
less
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Triple Murder in Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Dec. l4.-Thrcc Of Crcigh-
tons herders were shot dead yesterday,
twenty -fvo miles north Of Pins Bluffs, BY
fellow hcrdsmsn, whose name has not
yet been ascertainod. Officers are 10 pur.
suit Of the murderer.
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THE HORRORS OE THE WEEK.
xamentabls Death.

by the following telegram we learn Of
tho melancholy and violent death Of . for.
rner friend and fellow print" and as
good "boy" as ever swung malIet at
the Imposing stohe or presided ia the
sanctum sanctorum:
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-Last even
ing, Chas. Il. Fisher, business manager Of
tho Sacramento Reporter, and State
Printing expert, coming home, found q
young man named Charles Dell, and q
COMPANION, visiting his daughter. Fish
or ordered Dell out Of the house, aud the
latter refusing to leave, an nffray occur
red, during which Fisher struck Dell sev.
eral blows over the head with his cane,
and the latter fred three shots from re-
volver, tho last of which took effect, kill
ing him instantly. Dell, who was severe
ly injured, was arrested. The daughter
was present when the fatal ARRAY occur.
rcd.
Suicide In Utah.
CoRINNE, Dec. 14.-S. A. Buell., .
prominent citizen Of Central City. COM
mit,ed suicide last night by shooting him.
self through the head. He is still alive,
but recovery doubtful.
Murder In Montana.
HELENA, Dec. l6.--Dick Collins. pro.
prietor Of the stage line between Helena
aud Cave Gulch, whilst sitting in cab
in at Beaver creek, was shot by an un-
known man. One ball took effect under
the left eye, passing out under the jaw ;
another ball entered the breast, travers-
ing the rib and lodging 10 the back. The
murderer escaped, but party has start
ed in pursuit with hopes Of capturing
him.
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Sperial Aotites.



IhTahds, broken down in health and spirits by
'Aionic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute die
ease the testimony Of Thousands who have been
iais-a as by miracle from similar state Of pros
tFaiion by HostetteI's Stomach BitteIs, is a sure
guarantee tina. by tbs sane means you too may be
strengthened AID restored. But to those who stand
IN peril Of epidenics, to all who, by reason Of ex-
posure, priYators and uucongenial climate or IN
hel-thy pursuits. may at any moment be stricken
down, this paragraph is most particularly and an
P44iieaiy addressed You, who are thus situated,
are proteTet an ats-ute safeguard against the dan
ger that menaces you. Tone and re sulate the sys-
ten With this harmless medicinal stimulant and
Alternative and you will be forearmed against the
malades whose seeds float around you in the air
seen. Hostetter's Stomach Btters arc not only q
standard Tonic AID Alternative throughout the
United States but they are accredited ny the csrt-
hcates of the mes. distinguished citzsIs Of the Tn
ion' TO the people u all other lands. In Canada,
australia AID the West Indies they are gradually
taxi place Of all ether stomachcs, whether IA
tvs or foreign and surely Is truth is progressive
and Demonstration cyerthrows doabt they will
eventually superse1e every other Invigorant and
Eest0rl'ivs now cmployedin medicinal practice.
cer.s-.cs.lEu.
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EdHOF FTec fTeSS ana IfMcS
Having been sbsent daring the suit between
F. S. Stranahan, assignee Of Mark Bannister,
bankrupt, and T. W. Gregory & Co., I was very
much surprised to resl in .his mornings FsEg
Pass, under the head g Important Bankruptcy
Decisions" that Judgment had been rendered in
favor Of the plaintiff because the defendants hay
ing reason to know that Bannister was ilsolvent
when they collected their claim, such trans
action was fraud within the meaning o f the
law. desire to correct the impr5s sion made by
your report, and TO say that had 10 Ueans IN
any way, shape, or manner Of knowing that NJ
Bannister was insolyent at the time Of his Aet-
t,ement with our firm and the only knowledge
had Of him was what obtained through our
Mr.. Miner, who in answer 70 my repeated IT.
quiries concerning him. assured me that he con-
sidered Mr. B. good ana abuniantly able TO uqv.
but little slow ell Of which was sworn TO by
NIr Miner at the trial, snl believe was so con-
slerei in the town where lie resided. until he
IAN away between two days, taking with him
funds enough to settle al of his iuieb;elnsgs
Robbing Peter to pay Paul nay be good law.
butI fail to see any justice in this case under
the above circumstances, &ui hope the tine viii
soon STRIVE when the business community shall
be projected in legitimate transactions.
Tuov,s ". Grrsoar.
Burlington Dec. 9th 1877
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FATAL SHOOTING ArFRAT.-A young man
named Arthur Godfrey was shot il Chelsea s.-
turday evening By james Reyes, clerk in a store.
The affair took place in Lincoln's grocery. The
parties had been drinking a2d the Quarrel arae,
from drunken seufie. The charge catered
Godfrey bowels, causing wound Of wbie5 Ba
died the next DAY. He was young mn. and
leaves wife and one child to mourn his untime-
y eud. Young Reyes il in jail awaiting his trial
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6Rs6ORY-RELLY.-In Willist0n, Dec. 9th. by
aev T. c. Potter, Edward Gregory Of Willis,on, to
Ma7gret 4. Kelly OF Richmond.
HoYr-MAcoMBgR.- In Grand Isle. Dec eth, by
Rev r. Chryste, NJ. John 4. Hoyt Of South Hero,
and Mis- HELEN q. Micom1er o. Grand Isle.
WiLKrSs- PABKER.-At the Unitarian Church in
this city December Il. by Rev. L Il. Ware, Fred.
II. wilkins, and Miss Ella s. Parker, all Of this
city.
CLaRE la Jericho, at tho residence Of L A.
Bishop Dec tn, Mrs Priscilla Clark, widow Of
Wright Clark, aged 3 years.
BIssoSErT - II Richmond, the 9Th inst. Of fever
and Co ststi1n Of The lungs, Miss Garry Bssoaett,
eldest daughter Of Eugene Bissonet', aged Il years
and tn ee mon.hs
BENEDIcr.-in this c ty, Saturday, Dscenber nth,
1870 Martha Pease child ofG. q. and \. A. Benedict,
a.ed fourteen months and two GAYS.
WEIGHT-Died n his resid nee 10 Nashua, NeT
Hampshire, Friday. December 9Th, George s.
Wright, Formerly OF this city) aged 81 years.
GREES.-In this city, Saturday afternoon Dec
10Th Minnie IL. youngest child or Ms Jacob
Green, aged years and Il months.
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rrsINEss NOTICES.


IA, VIII send the WEzElY FREE Pass and
ts.-,,. Rural Ysu Yorker one year for st25, in
ADVANCE.
Wt Will send the WgE6LY FREE TnE,s and the
c-.aty Genhenaan one year, for 500 in ADVANCE.
-, vii send the FREE PEEss Weekly and HsGra
.pi Home Weekly ana the IN. 4.-ic,,.a7ir Month
ly. one year, for So cash IL advance.
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IMPRO WE'D WEED
FAMILY PAVORITE'
SEWING FACHENES.

Straight Hs,di, Ela'tie Lock Stitch, alike on
bofh ,ide' The most simple. easiest to run, clean oil
adius- and learn; and adapted TO n wider range Of
work tran any other Machine in thu market. VIII
sew from Lace 10 Leather ~ifAout any change phaf-
eusr.
Frs: Medal at Paris, 1867 over 50 cJmpetitors ~
best Sowing Machine.
Gold Medal, at American Institute, 1851.
gold MEDIA, at Maryland Institute, 1863.
Tse PerDsorf State Fair. 1870, awarded the Wed
" Family Pavorite" tho PlR$T PRIZE AND DIR.
Iona. eight other standard machines.
Sold on small monthly payments, and fully war
ranted. Ac!irs Agents W1nfef in every UnOccupied
town in Chittenden, Lamoille and Grand Isle coun-
ties. send for samples and circulars.
E.C. RIVER. 6xs'L AgxSr,
PhYs's BLOCK, Burlington, Vt.
Nov I--d&y6m
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SUBSCRIPTIONS -Is7I.

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An Extra Copy ofeither the MaG4zfSE, WEEsLY.
OF BAEAR will he sunpliei gratis for every CIu1 OF
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or, SIX Copies for S2l Ol without extra copy.
Subscriptions 70 HARPER's MAGAZINE, WEEKLY.
and .zAR % one address far one year. so nl. r.
two Of Harpers Periodicals. 10 one address for one
year 500.
Back Numbers can be supplied al any time
Vols. J.. IT,. and ~. OF Harper's Bazar, for the
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The postage on HarQsr's Bszar is 20 cents a
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oiice. Address
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ST. ALBANs ITEMS.

Butter .aarke!, Taes9ay, Dec. 10, 1870 -
Shipment Of butter Sl9 tubs. cheese If 5oxe.
poultry. 200 pounds. Butter brought from %
to 80 cents. Some " gijt-ejgei'' commanded as
his.. as Is cents.
Gen. Ho5I'orf's Leciare-AcaIsmv Han
vAs vel filed with sn arpTeciatiye audience to
listen to Gen. Stewar: 5. woodfori Of New York
who delivered the tLirl lecture Of the course.
Monday evening. Ee took IS his subject Prem
Winchester to the Five Forks His s5soup, Of
the valley campaign Of Sheridan was qui,e full
his descriptions Of .he battles graphic and IL
teres'iag, aid the insight he gave Us into the
str-tegica- Importance Of that great campaign
was Hew TO many. From this he passed to des-
Grille tie closing campaign OF the var. This
lost vas briefly lone ShoriIsu was the hero
throughout His qaout1ns Of dispatches. Off
c.a- reports, N,.. were interesting AMI new.
H.s diuess,us, " which there were several.
were very f-e. The one IN which he alluded TO
our relations With England en- aceoun, Of the
A.a5ams claims, AMI deprecated war til every
otheg menus had failed, ELECTED he hear,iest 2r-
p-ause It's unnecessary to give an abstract Of
'l5 lecture. as the events have passed iato his
tory AID are generally known. Tie subject
taa--,r vas excellent but the delivery vas
faulty s Judged 10y c'.lat.nary rules. SIN.
despite tbs Che matter was SO interesting as to
-..i his audience attentive % the last
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Vermont farmers are hosting up their gates
10 he ready for twenty f,- Of sncw, says an ez-
change There has not been much need '0f
such so operation. in tAi, part Of Vermont nor
suy likelihood Of il until today.
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From .Hr. Hiram S. Hart, Of the BURLISG-
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DRs. LIGHTHIL1 / SMYrH:
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The Rankrnntcv necisinrs

W. ~-'.''-..-
burlington Dec 'th' ISL
Tho po,,l,-,.+--- D--.-.
r., -~-'-''-'
''--'7 - 'e NECESSARY ''f Us 20 soy. Ia &C.
- '-'' 0'ss''y 3 ''''e concerning The
ANA uf,-y ''.'' '1'' caring iA mind the DELI
''''--- ID insolvency gwen ny me Judge VA
Us o'--5 'ns ''Hl''i' 81 " man who does not
10y 's - ",'..''. ''' can OF 1'-''i We
WAS used in that sense in the ..r-,r,o +, ,,...5
NJ. Gregory taxes excep.ir7--ou- -sn--f r--
tie hes, inisrms,i-a We cam ,,.ssr was str;..ly
correct N5.d,,gc understand ,... G-e-org q
statement TO conflict with our re- -t. u1isrts,t
definition af ias5lgen-.'
Ia ,erl-I TO he c,se os h.,s.-. a-s.as- .rr
estate Of Casey. our rerost o.n.a.rei two ,.i-.-
errors. The amount i,ceiyea b.. him ar c..I-
mission for pa-;i.s whose e.ttle hs sll. vss ss
eeuoF understand lees tbsa STOOD instead ot
$500 As stated and aae stolen from him
the night a.,er Ae resolved il, iastca- u s. sy
CO tFa afe7. With these corrections. Bod 4aect-
Ing in any way the principle .f law involved,
tle .sce we-e4s we stated Il SHOULD ts aIla7.
-2"e'ef' Ia justice 8" ts c .st tl ot
these ia-'s dii u-t appear before BIN, lo1za
.-'y did before t'e he--s..- l'e-ew Te give t-e
'''''ai',e % 'le Register, aloa which The g.
cs.aus Cd Judge SasNey -le case we've r.a-
....-7.
,..,.i - .s.i- s,-r D, t-...- -.-...r
of cattle srast,ne "a the esil Of l-a. fossil
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Tfnal Nntites.
LAURA l. AND WILLIAM w. WHIT.
LOtk'S ESTRATE.

Luz n - ES hA T..
STATE OF VERMONT Count for 4 the f Ds;fe.
lofChittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Laura L.
WItlock. and William W. Mhtlock Of Burling-
ton in said District
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application in writing hath been
w made 70 tuis Court by the guardian Of said
wards for license % sell the real estate Of said
wards. setn- f1ith therein that his wards own the
house and lot on the west side Of WinOosk AVenue
IN the City Of Buriing ton, owned and occupied by
thor father GEORGE ". NhitlOck al the time Of his
deceasc containing about one fourth Of an acre, and
-lheot to the right a cover aud homestead Of the
widow Of said Ge0rge ". Whitlock therein, and that
u would be conducive 90 the interest Of said wards
o. sel said real estate for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds thereby at interest;
Anc thereup0n tie said Court appointed and
signed the 81 day ofJanuary, A. d. 1871, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in said District, 70 hear and de-
cide upon said application, and ordered
puHc notice thereofb be given TO all persons interes
ted therein, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington FREE Press, news
PAPER which cycustes in the nei-hhOrhood Of those
persons interested therein, an of which publ
heSrin-
ldhkrf9EE, you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
I9ie l Court. al the tune and place Aforesaid then
You see cause
Given uuiermy banda the Probate Court Rooms
'lis I'm day x December, 4. D. 1870.
TIE. WALES,
-'"'" Judge.
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preachers meeting Of Nichols. Ministers
Of the Burlington district IS in progress in Rut-
iani. 1t commenced on Monday evening and
Continues three days. The meeting i. in the
NJ Z. Church.
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Communication.
OFFICE or DR.. LIanrHILL's INSTITUTE, }
IS BEACON ST., BosroS, Nov. :, 1870. \
Mr. EDITOR
In answer TO numerous inquiries as to the connect
Of Dr. S. " smyth with ny institute hereby state
that he holds the position of Surgeon and Consult
inS Physician. Ills visit to your city wa urged by
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-H'''-1 ANS l-Hi'i. ms OF uiGp8iolfs, OIL
/ ,-l' rar.-.s a.. - ...
'3' ---'' "'lN interesting anu new
! Ills cigfessi .us, " which there were several.
"''e '-'y Ale- 1-e one IA which he alluded 10
. lur relations With Fr41.71 IN s-.-.,,,. ~ % q,
" -N
. A.AtaI-- CLAIMS, AMI deprecated var till every
. ,..l..- -..--.. r-4.-..i r-
- 'Aiivi' tii-'ei lne -e-iilesJ ii'-
p.aUse II is unnecessary 90 give M abstract If
~ r. G No. VI
'l.5 ielllte, as the en's have passed Ilt1 his
iory AID are generally known IT,. ssi;so+
fls.-.~ vas excellent Irt fLs .1s1;,-.-.- nae
s.--.....
lass .-' I-4-e4 ny q. rltlOu1ry rules StIll,
r-...-+r tl-. ,t-.....
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The Rutland R'il7oad On Monday commenced
running tTsins over the Southern division Of the
Whitehall and Pa;tsbursA railroad. between
Port Henry and Tioonierogs.
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Ueu advertisements
FOR SALE.
OSE NEW GROCER's SLEIGH.
" SHEPARD, bAVIs & CO.
decit-da"u No. |, College Street.
FOR SALE.
GRIsr MILL AND CARRIAGE SHOP

- pAEA AMI, EANlS CO,
oe; iO-uH"u No. |, College Street
CEIST MILL AND CtRRIaGE SHOP
FOR SALE.
nWlN6 TO i'll health. the subscriher offers for
~ sale his Grst dill with two run o. stone com
cracker. &c. Carriage shop and machinery in n.
came building with suil lent water power 10 mn
the same ami is situated on Broyn,- Pive- a.
Westford Centre, and no other Grist Mill or Car.
riase shop m town Also adjoining a good house
barn and lot. Terms easy For further in,o-m,
ton enquire Of the proprietor,
TN. STANLEY.
COMMERCIAL BANK NOTICE.
An Act to amend an act entitled an act RELATING r,
to the redemption Of bank notes, approved Nov.
SIC. l. Section One fan act entitled an art rel.+
ing TO the redemption Of bank notes l. hereby
amended so as 10 read as follows
After the expiration OF the charter OF any hank
chartered by this state or after the termination ~
the existence Of any such hank azreeably to the
laws Of this state, such bank notice to be
published in three weekly papers in the county
where such bank is located, fso many there be- for
six months, preference beng given to the papers
having the largest circulation, setting forth ihst
said bank will redeem its outstanding bills the day
Of the expiration Of its charter or the date Of the
termination of existence ard copy Of this act
and upon due publication Of such notice, neither
such bank nor its officers shall be liable to any
toa for the non-redemption ofany Of its ous,and-
ing bills, unless the same shall have been duly pre-
sented, and payment thereof demanded within the
time Aforesaid, at the banking house Of such bank
SEC. ?. This shall take effect from its passage
Approved Nov. p, 1870.
In pursuance Of the foregoing act Ct the Lessla-
ture Of Vermont, notice is hereby given that the
charter OF the Commercial Bank # Burlington Yer
mont, expired on the FIRST day Of January A d.
1865 and that its existence will terminate Oh the Il
day Of January, d. 1871, and said Bank will re-
deem Is outstanding bills
By order OF the Directors and Sto,t L0.de-s
darlington, Vt. Dec. l3th $50
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON. President
V. 2. MOVES, Cashier
Do. ~.