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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20
The Great English Rene.

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Nervous Debility. tstninal
|W~kiis~s. Exhausted VI,
|talisy. tsfzsIaAsaFttsaA,
|LosT mAAm0OD. I'm.
I-sssucy. l-sraiysis. and III
terrible sflsesa q self
Abuse. yoaihipl lsiiies .ssssl
Sessses IN ussiuFer ysaFs
such az lssss Bf Aetnogy
i.asaittisIs. kusssssssn. Aver,
slssu u sss~risty. tyiHasszz 4
|tlsian. Noises Ia She Head.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

In tie Comfy Court Of Linn County, stcte o,
Oregon:
WIN J. Wolfe, PHI.
VI.
John H. Davidson, Def.
by virtue an executian and order OF
sale issued out of the abave named Court
In the above entitled action for the sum oE
800 90, with interest at the rate OF pei
cent per aRnum, from the 9Th day Of Sep.
,ember, 1857, and ths further suu. OF $36 Is,
costs. ] have applied the following de-
scrii'ed real property herstofore attached
in said .tion, to-wit: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of block ~ (twenty-two)
in Hackleman's second addition to the
city OF Albany, as the same IL designated
and described on the maps and plats and
SURVEYS of said addition, now on file in
the Office Of the County Clerk, OF Linn
county, Oregon Running thence south
10 feet parallel With Jefferson street IN
said addition; thence west GO feet parallel
with bth street hence north 10 fsot
parallel with Jefferson street thence asst
50 feet parallel with 5th street, 10 the place
OF beginning. and on Saturday tho 2lst
day Of October, 1882, at the Ceurt House
door in the city Of Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, ~ the hour QfpBe O'Clock, u. IA.
will sell said properly at public auctisI-
for cash in hand to the highest bidder, to
satisfy said execution with accrunR costs
Dated this 22nd day of September 1892.
GEO. HUMPHREY,
Sheriff OF Linn Co. Oregon.
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Seminal Weakness, night losses by dreams, PIN
Piles The face and loss OF manhood positively be
cured. Tho sick and afflicted should not foil TO call
upon him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively In
EUROPE and inspected thoroughly the various nospi-
tails there obtaining great deal Of valuable inIorma
tio which he sc0lnpetent to impart to those In need
Of his services. DR. GIBBON will make no charge
unless he effect cure. Persons at distance MAY
EkR CURED At HOME. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but the Doctor
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine Persons
writing to the Doctor will please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement In. Charges rea-
sonabIe Call or write Address DR.. ]. +. GIBB0N,
Box 1857, San Francisco vl6n43
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

4 valuable stO, farm ofG25 acre siiua-
ted in RitterS gap miles east OF T. L.b4nsn
with plenty OF goo u ~ AMI grain land In
cultivation, together with fire pastures
aud springs 10 make IL one OF the hest
stoek farms In Linn Co Also o i:aad OF
good young cattle and ab0ut 30 Lead OF
hGgs 70 sell with the farm. Nv price and
terins cIn no. bs bsa,. or viii ex ia lnge
fpr smaller anou Il Of ge0d farming
land. For rparticulAr4 cali on 9. G jack
son onthsabove aa'H > pramisas. Parties
wishing 10 see the Ian cIa be Il re ted 10
q from Lebanon. 9D3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-10-20

| o.
gHNnE GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE 1hs arc
| u suffering iFva SEXUAL AND sElkyO.H
| ICOMPLAtsts lee physician uho ca comprehend
| tbsif Ailmsnts ard successfully trial them
The general FFactitisaef is not HuEis4snuy skilled
isfl % tbs specialist. sbo By sdaeslio long pfse.
ties. thnfonNh knsslsge ard uonsssh Hiiad
| pfetaFvd o. cure EAsfn.
DR. .. C. r0rxC
otssed his nor eeiebFzssd Institute in 1850 tsr the
puEtsua II Ahosdiag the afflicted tha ezftznIy u
pessnaDeat restoration and Ioy - ycArs Il has
sustained the hrss rank only upon lhs Coast Las
Throughout tbs civilized ~usid.
| am asars Lhaa BY dwelling uyoa anintitlssx
sahIsCf - ths decay Il spSuai tizoE the ignorant
| may aspsrse HJ HosiSe but the desire 10 lnirn
thssas who suffering through ignorance. aud
cure can bs hal arc MOI only harfyag themselves u
an asiimsiy EfA.o, sui giving sranAi uo4kns@s a.
ineentits ~ TSrssit ms 10 be sisDt.
sympGems
u yoa SUFFERING from night lo,1ss. a sryoasssss
under sSetmeat. variable temper tFambllng Talpi
tatlssi. nuzlaoe. Ae., you have tFArtlccd ssll
abaso etan la The sxhtnss particular sou suffer
Ing fFutn the
Dread Eaemy or uanan Lise.
And should not hs1isAls 10 sesk ai onos health and
6tREs GUARANTEED. FEEs MODERATE
CONSULTATION ~ LETfER Oh oTHERWIsE-
Free.
Exclusively Vegetable Remedies Tsed.
O.
LADfRs-You arc especially liable % suffering
troia nervious prontfatlsn. All your peculiar com.
plants are nervous la their origin and hence POUR
suffering are terribly depressing inexpFraaibly
Keen. The Doctor In his researches and practice oi
nsFtOus troubles has tDaio your organization
special study and 10 thus enabled from his expert.
enoe and knoulcdge 10 aid and cure you In any ol
The troubles. weakness distressing and suifcFinKs u
which a. . sox you liable.
69-1ou viii nnd Ia the Doctor q friend upou
whom Joa can reply for comfort, aid aud
Dr, foungs Female Remedies have At.
iancd reputation for efficiency unequAicd by any
meciuine, OF medical prescription ever offered
They eah be sent BY mail er express.
Th0ee desiring personal care and attention can
have All necessary accommodations furnished.
Those who can not ylslt the city ran by giving
and when desired trCatment At hsIne with every a.
surznce Of = cure.
LETTERS RETURNED on DESTROYED.
Address,
DE- ,. G. YONG,
Medical Institute,
San Francisco. Feb 81. 1882
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To the Unfortunate {!
DIR. GIBBONS
Dispensary.

600 KEARNY ST.,
OHO corner of CONNER
cial Street, San Francisco.
Established in 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such
as G0nOrrilea, GIcet,
structure, ,syphilisin all
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Bix Disners.

over indulgence IN eating and drink
ins i generally followed by headaches
dnlinas. laaEaor and other disagrsoable
. s9nsttiens. Anyone finding himself In
that unfortunate state VIII obtain relie
most Itadily by taking Syrup Figs of
Eeshay q Mason, Albany. Rector q Son
Halsey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29
TuEropEsrpy COMMISSION.
Appointment of Three Eminent Citi-
zeus.

AS our readers may remember, the subject
Of the condition of the forests in this State
came before the Legislature, at its recent
session, and joint resolution was adopted,
directing the Governor 10 appoint three com
missioners 'to inquire into the subject OF the
forests of Vermont as to their extent and
condition, and what if any measures should
be taken in respect to their protection and
to report the same at the next session of the
Legislature" Under this resolution Gov
crnOr Barstow has appointed Ex-Governor
Rcdfcld Proctor, Hon Frederick Billings
and Hon. Il. j. Phelps, as commissioners,
and we understand that they have accepted
the appointment. The subject is one cl
great public importance, and II Is hiSh llnc
that something was done about II IN TINS
State. In selecting the gentlemen named,
Governor Barstow has shown the care ana
good sense which have thus far characterised
all his appointments Three citizens oil nigh
cr standing in our community could not DC
named. Each OF them it mitch interested IN
this subject, aud one or two OF them, perhaps
ALL have made il n study TO II greater or less
extent. They can be relied upon to give
careful attention to the matter committed TO
them 10 obtain the needed information and
place ii clearly before the Legislature; while
any recommendations of needed legislation
or other measures for the protection OF our
forests. from such commission will come
with very great weight. Their report can
not fail to be Il document of great public ill.,
terest and value.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29
The New Archbishop Of Canterbury.

The archbshopric of Canterbury has been
offered to the Rev DIR. Edward White Ben
son, Bishop Of True and he has accepted.
Bishop Benson was born near Birmingham.
lie was educated at King Edwards school,
Birmingham, and Trinity College, Cam
bridge. lie was scholar and fellow of
Trinity, graduating b. A. in 1852, as a first
class in classical honors, and senior chancel-
lor's medaiist. Bishop Benson graduated NJ,
| A. in 1853, and b. ID. in 1862, and ID. d. in
in 1867. lie was for some years an assistant
master Of Rugby, and from the opening OF
Wellington College, in 1858, till 1872, he was
head master of that institution, In the latter
year he was appointed canon rcsideniaiy
and chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral. In The
three previous years he was prcbcndaly o.
that cathedral. Bishop Benson was selcc
preacher TO the University of Cambridge il
1864 II, and to the University of Oxford il
1873 10. l. is less than six years since 1t
was consecratCd bishop On the foundation
OF the bishopric Of Truro he was nominated
by the crown. on the Earl of Beaconshcd'
recommendation, to be the first bishop o
the new diocese. His conservation occurre,
in St. Pau's Cathedral, April 25, 1877. Tn
publications of Bishop Benson include MI
merous single sermons, and also 'Sermon
preached in Wellington College Chapel,
1869 "Worth, Friendship, Worship,
three sermons preached before the Universit
of Cambridge in 1871 ''Boy-lfc, its trial
its strength, its fulness. Sundays in We
lington College, 1S5072." He is one of til
contributes to the Speakers Commentar
on the Bible"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29
Orange County Court,

The case of VIM. c. Sanborn and wife VS..
ty court Wednesday morning and consumed
the time till Friday, 10 a. M. THIS is an ac-
ton of general assumpsit to recover of de-
iendant wages for services his daughter, the
female plaintiff, rendered him between March
and November, 1875, and before her mar
rngc. The defence is n general denial, de-
PENDANT claimin. that plaintiff never asked
anything for her services and that he never
expected to pay for them. A. NJ and Geo.
\. Dckty for plaintiffs, }. ii. Watson and X.
NJ. Harvey for defendant. The next case TO
he tired is that of L. Berry and others VS.. A.
l.. Kinney, all others on the jury calendar
having been disposed of, in four of them
Judge Rowell being disqualified and no other
judge having been assigned. -Four or five
criminal cases have been set for trial, among
them one against the perennial name of Asa
MACON. On Thursday morning the court
appointed Nathaniel II. Austin of Tunbridgc,
John b. Pickett of Bradford and Charles X.
Granger of Randolph road commissioners,
and John B. Bacon, Harvey Lincoln and }
a. X. C0rwin, all Of Chelsea, Jail commits
sioners. John b. Bacon was appointed couu
| ty auditor Three divorces have thus fal
been granted: II, G. McAllister VS.. j. S
McAllistcr ion intolerablc severity, petitioner
to resume her maiden name and have car
and custody Of her minor child Hattie j
Sargent ". Fred II. Sargent, for dcscrtion
petitioner TO resume maiden name of Hattie
}. Spear Mary J. Stiles VS. Henry w. Stilc
| for deserliOn. There are rs new entries OF
the law docket, of which IA are petitions 70
divorce. The chancery docket has 10 new
| entries
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The iMmr.icrcr WiIlett.

The status OF the WIllctt appeal case is
somewhat mixed, says the Troy Press. Dis
trictattorncy Howard has taken IN appeal
from the order of the supreme Court decree
ing new trial, and it can not be heard in
the court of appeals till the appeal book is
printed and served. Tie counsel for the
prisoner, who procured their case on appeal
from the oyer and terminer 10 be printed at
the cost Of Warren county, decline to fur
nish the district attorney with the surplus
copies with which TO perfect his case to the
court of las, resort. Now the district-altor-
ncy says that if the copies of the printed
case are not surrendered him, the appeal can
not be argued til the board of supervisors
authorize him TO print other copies In the
meantime, Willctt will have TO languish in
jail, whether guilty or innocent of the blood
Of Pair. who was shot December 81, 1880,
till the lawyers adjust their difficulties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29

SOUTHERN YER uONF.

The followin- are Il f.w facts with lc.aril
to The famous "cruw' ca .altiac iug.o much
attention in the State papers OF lp'c. on.
day last November wo NoIug mcn living In
Powuai went out for iIunt.lud one + 'scm
shot tame crow h+onI'nE 'os Mr.. VI Mt
s"'ic'y' Inc Gro" was sh't 'n M'ul liz
cry premises a lew r'dS from lh" h,Hs..
e'll wa Drought ny We ""Lcr against tin
Two Niliir 2us, Hu h'IAolSl ne U.s." iWllr,
nave met ion triai vice. lhc'c has o'n -
con- huahce OF tGe 'rla, Fach tlhc. ne CIV
II case Is Sc, Tor " IS, and a jury and
criminal Case ior JANUARY j Each plriy
mas s'tons oache's' ana Inc contest VIII be
ah eAc'''ns one
Bennington is the scene Of gold manv
lawltss encounters. Last Thlrsdly Il mum.
hci OF teams nled with laukee and ltni ina
inmoermch' drove INTO me village, and dur
ing The e7enlng soae o' them procured and
drank a large quantity OF lllHor. Inr'c Of
them slbsequcn' y went to sc.p in the livery
Once oi ShcldoA " Morse. Al aAolt Two
O'Clock IN the morning NE door OF HE Office
was burst open. and the 'hivc lumpermpn
were herceiY assaulted by SIX Bennington
,puIns n "e s'."'iI' - "t'e 'Vrlluy cN' ana
"'u,,Iu, VI" a, w., ',v ,sS'' ''iN "'M
1870 ~, az" a. a'.,p,'u w NJ ~ ~. ~
oMd nm "" .'.t ME- ,lo NJ, ,t' .r'rI
H. ;,,;',, i, 800 a ,,o ~ "'t T." ~
- ""o ,i "'i', ~ '"C IN h''.'
asaonaJ I'u, ,,;ii ii, I -, wv"
forn inr, Nv ,h,i. ,nn,a ,,.o '''''
Il soo1,s ,,a, ,Los,a,.i,, - r. r,.3....-
cVn'o '' 1,o en' ~" W. tG iS,'"'
II IS :" ',,' va
- ,,,,. Joli,,.,frI " : VI
Ii, "a, ao,i. '2;,i, Ia ~" , a. :
'''' 'iNNN w" - - '''' WIN. "''' 'V'' w
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The American Agricultural.

y very good thing to have in every home,
by everybody, old and younr, in the country
or village, and in cities RS well. \ marvel
Of condensed information, lp'h u.atu. aud
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cravings, Illustrating ,abof--ayiuG methods
and devices in lill, in Tie Ga'drn. ard in
the Household, Animals Plans etc.. with
many large, beautiful picurs Illustrated
stores ler an Instructive Talk, Glth biNs
and Girls; Plis f IiDG.cs. Barn, an { Dat
buildings with Specifications. Al III. q. and
mech more, will be- found In tn. 10 Nuluue
Of tie american .igricnHH}0it. uIW us-
ginning, AMI at less e st Than uayNhcr. 81 e
in the world. 1t, exposures # aEmbul. Il
most NaIua lie feature, j. t. b. pushed with
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Il editors and contributors mrly ad .'Hu-
are Low mace, including the best wit 49, all
| over the c'unrv. In its Prime, Mi. uruu
enters t. 42d volume, more vigorous 'h.u
| ever, with new wrtus, HcW art s'-. lnw
dress, c'c. Though prepared at .r-,r,N-
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| owing To its mmrgsc circg'Aila, supplied,
post aid, lcr >l.1O Il year, agd less &. clubs
either English ol German Edition single
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Il cents. y plate copy ol Dnpro's lnst gre T.
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| way New York.
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ii. ii. Bigclow, proprietor of several Mas
slchusctts skating Kinks has some novel ideas
of the uses which may yet be made of roller
skates. you see,'' slid Mr.. Bigelow, at
Springfield, pointing 10 the skaters gliding
gracefully over TIE floor, "thosi persons
skate for the fun of the thing. Now, why moi
combine business with pleasure! Suppose,
cor instance, there was such a floor as that
from this city 10 llolyokc eight niles. How
many do you think would use it Every
body from a child Of three years to an old
man of 30 can use roller skates, You know
aud II fair skater would easily go from here
to Iiolyoke inside of an hour. Bicycles and
trlcyclcs could also be used, of course. The
floor would have to he covered and the cleo
trio light used, but the telephone would also
come in play very handily. Iou see band
could be- stationed midway between the two
cities and the music transmitted the whole
lcugth Iy telephone" Mr.. Bigelow would
not say whether he himself will make such
an experiment. but it is understood that he
will build n rink Of this kind about "A feet
wide from Worcester to some adjoining
| town to test his idea. lie is very confident
that roller skating will eventually become q
| re gulur mode of travel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29

y terrible boiler explosion occurred at
Sias Mason's sawm in llauwclIyilie
(Rcadstoro) Tuesday morning, by which two
men lost their ives. and others are iJiuod
seriously. About 0 o'clock the men w.rhin1
near the mill heard terrific explosion, and
lna lew seconds the top of the On in. room
blew oil and pieces Of hcsI, lion snl wood
we're thrown into the air. Two men. l. Yg-
necr Frcl Williams, 30 yoay, old and uai
red about SIX weeks ago, AMI Marshall :
Mason, aged 30, with Wilc aud one Gill;.
were killed ut once, The nil wa. u-,i asa.
chair factory, and The heller, il has been .il.
has been repeatedly condemned IA. ia-cYi-
Germ continued to use il. Marshall Mu-u.
one OF the dcal men was member q iuc
firm, which was call Il ~ims Alasol X s. u.s.
They have been making Oh ,'r, iu ilI,w a.
vile for many years, and dbl a prrGthch.s-
mess with lumber. L is feared tvo other
men are injured fatally.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29

etc, Insured for 5000 H. 3arrettl ltss on
his stock OF groceries and crocNcry is $500,
insured Tor $3.50 NJ. j. Stowe loses $1,000
on his stock Of awcly amt fancy goJIs III
surcd for $500; W, w. SIiakncy loses
$1,000 on bis stock ui books and stationery
insured for 500. The losses Of nine other
tenants make an aggregate of 5000 on
which there is an insurance ol SllO0.
In the Ellsworth case, which has bacn at
tracing so much attention IN the Southern
part Of the State, the jury found that Wealthy
Ellsworth was not the widow II AlJuHJ
Rudd. Orvlle Ellsworth las boon afrs'cd
for perjury, and his sister Wealthy. Mis-.
Fillmore, Mis-, Seattle u1d MI. Ptiips are
under indictment furtGo SAM offence
A woman in the gnise AMI ,uo.s # a H.
borcr has been a. work n sutherland Falls
qunrric' but left sud.auY "a iow DAYS ae,
An officer appeared for her arrest .pJG nirrr
She came with companion wIo .rN W.lu.
her. She had left young husband ben C.u-
ada.
The Howe Scale works are curai.us
somewhat the manufacture o. s0a''- ir' the
winter and have discharged wprAm.n in
some Of the departments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29
DECEMBER 81.

DECEMBER 81.
In the case of Reuben Taylor, administra-
tor, John Z. Taylor, appellant, trial COM
menced before n jury Monday afternoon.
This is an appeal from allowance OF will.
The parties live in Plymouth 1t is claimed
by appellant that the will was forged in part
and obtained by undue influence and fraud.
The jury returned verdict for the appellant
setting aside the will. W. G. French and
George A. Brown for the administrator w.
Il. Johnson and w. w. Stickney for appel
liant The jury was then discharged for the
term.
In the cases of the State VS., Bcnoin Full
lam indictment under the liquor law, the
defendant pleaded guilty 10 II offences and
was fined S1l0 and costs.
The trial in case of Lorenzo llackctt VS..
town Of llartlund, was then commenced be-
fore the court. French and Soutbgate for
plaintiff, q. A. DAVIS, for defendant. Ac-
ton of trcspass. Plaintiff was collector of
taxes in ilarlland, VI, was tried before a
justice of the peace on charge of being II
delaulter, was found guilty and an extent
was issued by the justice against the plain
TIL, on which all his pIoperty was seized and
sold without any exemptions. Plaintiff
claims some exemptions should be allowed
in service OF nm extent as allowed in levy Of
an ordinary execution, and brings this suit &c
recover for the property claimed by him u
exempt, which was not on the extent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29
EASTERN WEIR WON'T.


The scheme Of the Y. NJ &. A. 10 raise
sufficient fund: 10 erect au Academy of
Music, has entirely tailed. Thr Me,srs.
Fairbanks offered to give the association the
old North cnurch ard ia" ground On
which ii stands if ten Thousand dollars was
raised to pat up sui able buldlnI in plic'
of it, which it was ioun impossible IL d.
1t would he much easier to raise funds for a
public hail on or near Railroad street, which
is "A positive necessity, aud vigorous move
should he made in this DIR, ction.
TIE Ctidoaila considers it very kind in
Mr. sur eft 10 refrain from delivering his
rropo ga lee urc, VIII ch II assumes wod!d be
mpr u + ulucr The circumstances, while the
Iod RS vercly reflects On those who 'muz-
zlcdn uim. 1t is very evident that someone
has very ndistinc idea OF what constitutes
n Christian if they think one would be NOR
ally corrupted by listening 10 BurdcIlc.
The case of State Whtchlll, for at
| tempting to poison his iufaDt child, was
brought TO close by plea Of guilty The
Court sentenced The respondent to the House
of Correction for two years. \ rather light
sentence.
The Telephone exchange now numbers
ffty-ivc subscribers, and the list is constant
ly growing Manager Bingham is cmphati-
Cally the right man IN the ri.ht place, and
has made complete sGcccss of it,, The lin,
is now extended TO Ia sump,ic AMI oihe
nclrhbliing villages will undoubtedly soon
fall into line.
freo sch, ooc,w,,di, pa;,r,od s,,co
soinon Wn5mos vI ninh, ".h;eh r"s,,,,cd i,
A the Knocking down of The proprictors and on
: or two bystandcrs. and the arrest of the Or,
=. prietors Of the MATINEE, who were fined IS. 0
. aud costs, which they paid and are no.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29
ST. ALBANS.

The January term of Franklin County SUI
prcmc Court sits here January llih. Judges
Rediicld, Ross, Veazey and ltowel will COM
pose the court. There are about thlity cases
to he heard, among them that of +. A. Sowcs
vs.. Bellows. The defendant recovered 10000
in an action against Sowles, based upon an
alleged promise of the latter to Bellows that
il he would not contest the will of his uncle.
Hiram Bellows, he Sowles, would pay the
defendant $4,000 The case will be heard on
exceptions taken during the trial and upon a
petition fora new trial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29

CHIcAGo ILL.,, Dec, 26-An old man ap-
piled at the station to-day to be booked as a
vagrant and sent to Brdewcll. He said he
place to sleep and nothing to cat. He show
ed on investigation that he was once well
TODD citizen of Albany N. Y, and has pros
porous sons in Albany and New York. lii
gave the name of Charles Lewis. lie wa
committed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-29

Bo-roN. Dee. 2j.-1n the United -it,-
court to-day, habea- corpu, cas-, growing
ont of the enlistment of q YONG ma rtrod
ilaycs in Tie navy. was heard the u -u.r
If the by claimed thlt il. s1ui' p. ih-
testimony cf TIE culi.ting ollie o. showed
Hat TIC practice had bccn fo- year, I,ru-a-r
boys uet"ccn Is and p without questions a.
10 their parents or Canadians.