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. VT. L. Adaai,
Editor.
8ALEMI
MONDAY, WTOBER 10, 1803.
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Tho MBUnd" over in Folk.
The political hybrids who met at Dallas
on th 20tli ult. to try the experiment of
Wilding the original Confederates with the
detached fungus of tho Union party, was
signal fnilura. Ths dements will not
mix in sufficient proportions to make a
party that can liopo for success. Every
' flbrt of that kind only serves to demor
alize ind weaken the secession democracy.
For this reason, we are glad to seo them
come together occasionally and hold a po
ntifical, love feast. If such men as Col.
Ford, who aro pro slavery and democratic
, from honest conviction, and who rcgaid
honor and foil dealing as clement of po
litical aueccss, are willing to contaminate
themselves by affiliating with nun who
mve no principles of their own, and who
norcly seek afllco lor tbotnai'lvcs, or are
, the mcro tools of trading demagogue
who uo them, wo cannot afford to shed
any tears if the Colonel and hi friends
find themselves demoralized by the eon
tact There were eight resolution adopted at
the Dallas nect intr. the character of which
thowa that tho &S00 faeiion had a majority
n the committee, while the original de
mocracy, which probably had a majority
of delegates, " didn't ceo it." The resolu
tions aro eight hnndred-dollar-ish, from
Lead to tail. The platform is a disgusting
effort to put the party on two horses at
ouco or rather to put it astride t f a Urge
horse and a small frisky niul, ai.dui.ike
it rido over the course on both animals at
nee. Il is a platform that an office hunt
ing knave and an honest -meaning demo
crats fool could both endorse. It is
gainst the rebellion, and against the Gov
ernment that is trying to put il down. It
ia emphatic in its condemnation of " aboli
tion fanatics," but puts on boxing glove
when it belabors Jeff's cot-throats. It
goes jtrongly for "the Constitution of this
Government," but takes ground on the
rresi ei sucn arcn-vmams as aiianmg-
.ham tbatthowe the IVlk county democ.
racy has gono down from the position
occupied ly Jackson and Jefferson, and
understands the Cunstitut ion just as it is
understood by Uen Wood and Seymour s j
"friends" at the Five Point. On the
h-( whole, the platform ia a weak tfiort to
Mii vu and miry clay into feet on which
the rotten carcass cf pro sUvory democ
racy can hobbla into tho public crib and
shake a few $S00 rats out of its pockets
V to eat the corn. Democracy will then go
Tout Into the col J, with nothing but the
smell of the rats sticking to its pock is as
iU share ef the spoils. No wonder that
O'Mcart is hugely disgusted with the
platform, and prints it with such a protest
u this :
" It will be observed that the meeting
assumes to pledge the 'Democracy of
Polk county' to the 'suppression of the
present rebellion.' As ' suppression'
meant war, we think the Democracy of
Polk county will give the passers of the
resolutions small thanks for their unau
thorized assumption. The Democrats ef
Polk, together w'uh Deiii'-crats every
where, in Oregon as well as in the Slates
'do not pleJge their support to the war."
The first resolution was craftily worded,
so that it might satisfy by diverse inter
pretations both Union men auj Confed
erates. It reads thus :
Resolved, That the presvnt alsnnirg
condition of onr country imperatively de
mands tbi.t every friend of the L'nion and
every lover of the Cousliluiion should dis
regard all minor differences of opinion, and
unite in every tffbrt to restore the nation
to its original unity and the Cotistilutiou
to its orgmul supremacy.
We presume the committee' told Col.
Ford'i friends that thig meant they were
In favor ol " restoring the nation to its
original unity" by empromitei ariih Jefli
and that by the " original supremacy o'
the Const ilutioit" they meant its "suprem
acy" under Buchanan, ysben Floyd was
stealing guns. Dot here is the resolution
that disgusts tho editor of the leading or
u Resolved, That the Democracy cf
Polk comity renew and affirm their der
tiou to ihe Union of these Slates and the
Constitution of thi Government, and they
pledge themselves to' the earnest support
of every constitutional mean for their
maintenance, and the suppression gf the
j.rosent rebellion."
Why didn't tho committee write a pri
vate not to tho Pig L'thilitor, and tell
him that by " maintaining the Union and
the Constitution" they aimply meant what
Jolsne did when he said. " I ttand on the
constitutional right! of all the States, and
cf yon attempt to coerce the noble State
of South Carolina, you will have to walk
ever niy dead body" 1 and that by
' canttitutional means for the iu;ipreioa
rf tli present rebellion," they meant
Toor Pierce'a " means"" moral force,"
as thtra art tin other "constitutional
mrsus" known to democrats outside of the
Union party t We do net know that the
committee meant this, lot we presume
that three fourths of those who voted for
tht resolution so inderstood It. At least
they will be sure to endorse it whin it is
e iptaincd that way In some fenco corner
y some $900 fellow who is stumping for
an office.
' We shall give only one more resolution,
the eighth and last, which makes the tail
of the dtiinocratlo snake over In Polk.
Judging from the tail alone, we would be
at a toss ta know whether tho crawling
. ihing wai ft topptrhtaJ snake, or o smooth,
f'or r.MiMcrats ratrh tnatc. TliT je
Nomt-tllllig Iht-rt- llial lhik mightily likv a
rattle, if it doesn't really rattle :
" Kesolved, That tho rgitation of the
Slavery question by Abolition fanatic
and demagogues in and out of Congress
during tho present eiil war ha had 0
tendency to unite the South and divide the
North and thus unnecessarily prolong the
war."
"Tho agitation of the slavery question
by abolition fanatic and deinrgtigues,"
how it shock the turves of constitutional
Snap-creckcr! Lincoln, Seward, and
Wade have " agitated tho slavery que
lion" therefore Liiuoln mid other Kcpuh.
Means aro "abolition lunatics," in the eyes
of the mongrel democracy over in Polk.
Dickinson, Andy Johnson, and Kobert
Dale Owen have "agitated the slav.Ty
question," and found fault with the Ad
ministration because it didn't "agitate'' it
more; therefore, because the Jaclson de.
Uioeraey do this, they aro " demagogues''
in the eyes of the Joelats democracy.
Slavery ha been "agitating" the Govern,
ineut by taking hold of its iiro-it. It has
made a continent . em' ie tub r i!,,e tread
1
of marha'.l;n'yr fJlwA', tried ,
enthrone itsc-iF,f ' ,. ::naii Id
erty, and run up if? banner o ti
the charred and Mn-kiug ruins of that kind
of democracy which Jefferson m.d Jackson
supported. Il has -already laid pari of a
continent in ruins, baptised its soil with
the blood of whole armies, and caused the
voice of wailing to go up to heaven from
the homes of my rinds of widows and or.
phatts, whoe husbands and fathers have
been murdered by the demon of shivery.
JtffDavis matshalled his armies on the
firld, mid induced them to hate the old
flag, and turn their guns on all who rever
ed it, by "agitating the slavery question.'1
Hit "agitation" never disturbed the
nerves of democracy. He has been " agi
tating the slavery question" ever since he
inaugurated this infernal rebellion, ly
vtinp shivery to raie hi hrea.!, dig his
ditchts, and jiyht his lallUs. Bui thu
wasn't the kind of " agitation" that agi
tated his Northern allies. Democracy
slept well under it, and snored vigorously, j
But when the Government, at the urgent
request of Dickinson, Owen, and the in.
u.ect of lhe wulllrv, mij wjVU t10 an
.,r,jVa of cvtrv T-)io!1 ll all w)l0 (mJ allv j
drains of consequence, c.uuludid thai U.t
0ltl; My l0 ,ie rtMHn , ,.e next
,J(artt xra, iy lal;lir ttartry i3 tllt
thnict aI,j )ri)CC,.jpj ,, the coiivict.on
that a niczer was plenty eood ei h to
hh(M a P,.bcl-wlut then ? Detnoi ra. v
all at once became terribly ngiutvd. It
gritted its teeth, prepared its s'.ung shots,
and whetted its butcher knives, l the
Five Points; gamblers, highway rubbers, I
and assassins everywhere lrc their hair
and swore horrible ouil.s, while democracy
over iu Polk stopped snoiiiii.'. lulied in.r,
and became so agitated that it swe
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ai un
t oa could Mring water out ofitsviirty
.I.Tpt V- -p.,n.l.,i. lli-it d c.t ..f m. n bl.fi i
.ill. ..v. -wi.u,. m j- - .. " ,, " .
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had submitted to the manipulations ol
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Judge Strong should slide down to the
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itif nntiiion ndieated bv ths l'u kcouutv
resolves, after Laving once mounted
Sirong's " machine for making democrats"
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and no wonder that O Meai a, in stand-
,'nt -. ,A ....... tit ... ft, a ,lt ,.l .1 1,u,l-il,.-
II, ii Ob H'W IH..U.II vi tiiw i'i.. .t. i'n..
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ilt.irn intivfhi. hull" finil ci.ini ulmt w.i- I
going ou between them and Strong, should
spit on the crowd, and walk away dis,
gusled. Such a spectacle is enough to
disgust Buy man who isn't yet totally de.
praved.
The Difference.
The party calling itself 'democratic"
(for the samo reason that the Mormons
cull themselves " the 5uini") is coui)sed
ot two kinds of political creeping ihings
rsttlcsnakes and copperheads. The former
former are the nut-ami out Jiffites. They
are pro-slavery traitors from instinct, and
are not ashamed to show their colors
They rstlle, like honorable snakes, before
they bite. The other class is equally yen.
otnous, and a good deal more slimy. Il is
cowardly, sneaking, and cautious. It nev.
er rattles, but crawls imiielesly alorg,
and would just as soon slip up under the
pantaloons leg cf its best benefactor and
sling l,i in.
During the State Fair, we siw two of
our old democratic friends on the ground
taking something out of a blmk bottle
which they carried under thuir buggy scat.
One of them, a citizen of this county, wore
a copperhead breastpin on his aliirt bosom,
and was proud of it, lie was jour genu
ine rattlesnake. The other, a citizen of
Portland, drew bis from his vest pocket
and exhibited it to us, saying, "I wear this
of ni'jhtt, and curry it in my pocket, du
ring the day-time." He was u democrat,
but of the copperhead kind. We rather
like the rattlesnake who wears his enpj.er
on his dirty shirt-bosom, better limn ll.e
cop, erhead who is ashamed to wear it in
the day time, but carries it iu his pocket
except whin it it is dark.
Haim. We have had rain for several
days, and the prospect is that iIip rainy
season has fairly act in, and that the land
of wtb-foot will soon be ready to receive
her "prairie schooners" again. The Wil
lamette has risen so that the boats are
making regular trips to this place, and
will toon g further up the country.
'
Elk run Italv. We noticed, ono day
last week, five fine looking elk pass thru'
town on their way to Portland. They
were bought by an Italian, and aro to be
sent to Italy lor lhe King's Park. They
will doubtless be a great curiosity in that
country.
,
The Brother Jonathan !at trip enrri
id out about (30(1,000, the yield of our
iit.ithctn minis. Tim shipments of late
show a yield of fc' 8,000.000 per year,
f t
Jimmy, of tho Review,
Went home trout Sulem with a big disgust
on, lie growls about tho Statu Fair.
Nothing suited him. Nearly everybody
had on a clt an shirt, consequently nearly
evorvbnJv wassn abolitionist. There was
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loo much I nionism t suit gentlemen who,
wear copperhead brestiins. Jimmy says:
" If tho Oregon State Agricultural So
cietv is an Abolition SiH-ietV, let the fact
be known, and tlmse who are not of that ;
belief will have nothing to do with it." i
Well, Jimmy, we suppose that wll sneli j
institution a State Fair and Common
SehooN ore what yon call " Abolition So
l.i,.ti,.s"tl1Mt is, they are death on de
mocracy. Every society and every insti
tution that is progressive, is what you call
" a'nolilii n." The moro you educate, and
refine society, the more will your demo
cratic party dwindle there. A State Fair
is an " abolition" society, while a grog,
shop or brothel is a Jcnih-mtic institution.
A clean shirt is "abolition,'' while n dirty i
shirt ia denioeratic. A neat, ooy farm
hoi e -v'-'b .tj- . I'd n hs. and honev suck-
i'" stsi.v.1 T.v u iiieiv Mine ;
a rickty t. :i .t.ition, with a lloorless i.reh
in trout, under which Middles and harness
1 1- 1 . .1
hang, chickens l-oost, soap greaso stands
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in open boxes, and three lug dogs and a
whiffet growl nt you ns you enter a room
lighted by a li.de in the wall, to be stared
at bran 'old hdv smoking a cob pipe in
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the corner indicates what I Jiinmv, you
I-.-ioie that viimmycrats live there, and
" constilutioiutr dtinmvcrats at that.
Onk to Two. A correspondent writing
fotn Tennessee says that when the red I
Harris organized his negro brigade, ihe
rebels w. re very proud of their id. n k
soldi' rs, and one Colonel declared that he
believed one negro could w h;p ten Van-
' kecs. Thev h;ie never claimed that one
of their own cs.lor ruuld whip more tl. an
",( Yankees." They of course r,';iil
one uig;er as equal to tico white relnvs
The Confederate organs in this State iritst
l.;..i;.,.. ,.. r. ..t;.,. ,.f r ;
lll'.l Ol'-I .-I-IT-. llll . V'l.l ','..V . . . ... .
changing prisoners of war. The tloverti
tneiit h.is never asked umre than an etpial
excharge, and has only iiiMtri in Hie
r. bels giving up .ne negro s.
lier f -r one
white rebel. We clai ued some lime 110
that if the rebel soldiers were of no more
account than the democratic editors in
Oregon, il would be but f..ir fir us to give
un two rebels for one i 1 1 1 1 1 i - i t ri:-L'er
Now, that the -rebels themselves have de - .
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Ctared that a logger is e.:n tl to two of
r i ,
their own number in war, we hope that
O'Mear.1 and !00 will stop whining ubout
n i
negro eq'tali'y.
PEP.SECfTlON OF SkVMTr's
i FatKMis. The nr. i. d i
cilv lias di-i.oseil id .' hti
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Seymour's " frieli Is" were
grand jury for participating in the ltt-
t
iieinut r;i - .u iu.isi imrni- ..." .
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city. Those ind.cted fur tourd, r have not
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vet been bro igl.t to trial, but a large niim -
p . .
bi r of those in lit ted for less heinous
crimes have been sef.t to the? penitentiary
r,..rT.. I. rat,, -i'l, IV ft'lim 1tir.M ril'llllll- fit -
i' 'i t i".. ..'," . -
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lilioen years. i nc j;niii.j jn,..,. nt
.... 1 .ill.t
V.rk i it y seem to be nther bard o i the
J
! Asahellian conservatives, who, for " g org
out to stand'' "ii the Constitution during
the New V'-rk riots, are sent lo the peni
tentiary for fifteen yean a abamifil vio
lation of the Constitutional rights of the
Snynio'jr d-.-innciucy.
The New Mimes. 'Hie newly ili.env.
ered qsrtz mines on the Sanliani river n re
creating some excitement, ai d in very
faCt a Hew era has ilaw tu-d on this part of
Oregon. Kiell and extensive quart !.!,
have been (!icot ( red within sixty miles nf;
Salem. C'l. I. I!. Mnorcs has gnni! !
Sun Friinci-o wiih as much of tho ore
as he desired to carry, to have assayed,
and also to procure machinery fir crush
ing the quartz. We have been sh .wn
iiinnerous specimens which ari falmlotisly
rich, and which were taken from diff retit
points of the lead. That lea l has been
traced and prospected for one inilu and 11
half wiih the sutne aucces, ami should it
prove, on being worked, to Im as r'n-b
as it rrospecta, why there will be go'.l
enough in it to pay the War Debt.
There has already beon nine leads d's
covered and reiorded. We would advi.e
people not to get excited over il, fur il
it is a fact.
A New Pai'EH. Wo have itceived the
prospectus of a new Union paper the
Union Crumder which is to bu started
ut Eugene City, on the SOth of Nov. next,
by Mr. A. C. Edmund. Tho prospectus
says the Cruttider will be 11 11 " unfaltering
fiieud of ftudoiii, niul un unyielding sup.
porter of tho present Administration."
It is a generally conceded fact that Mr,
Edmunds i one of the keenest, nnd most
sarcastic writer, in this Stale, ,,mI ,,-.
c'uilly ean the secessionists of Portland, mid
other portions of thu Stale, who read lhe
PlaindtaUr, edited by him during thu last
election canvas, testily to the truth of ibis
fact. We predict warm time, nn 1 11 demob
i.hed O'Meata in tin! Fpper Willumctle
and 1,'inp'pxi between this and next .Julie.
Terms ono dollar for four months..
Send in your iinmci inimi'diutcly, nnd the
dojlar 011 receipt of the first number.
Every man in the State should take il fur
it will be worth ils eoat.
Address A. C. Edmunds, Eogeiio City,
Oregon.
Jscheasiko. Thu private school of tho
"Sisters" which was started in this city
on the 1st of .Sept. list with 'i pupils Ins
con-d'Uilly increased in number till liny
now have 73. Our btuuiif I town nh'is
commendable energy in supporting schools.
d in n n C3
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KASTKIJN NKWS.
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SnlitrilafN ptinleh.
Washington. o II. A letter from
head, pi liters Ariti.y.l' the I'otoin.ii. say.
'-""T I ' " "' , ""'
coiiccnti aliug bevvy lotves nt M ultson
.,, S(hll.
(j.V mim,j, itr,si,ived out ol low n in
a iioilheastci'ly tlirf lina. Divisions ol in. 1
laulrv and large bodies of cavalry nn, I !
eoiisi,lerabl. ni li.'l.fy are oec isioiially seen
by our signal mm. Tho obj.et of the
nmv.-nienl ould t be determined. No-
in the morning ;i rivalry bria.le atleiopt
ed a reeoiiuoilre ii the south snl" of the
.pilan, when thi t weru met h a Inru
liody of cavidry . A light ensiled and cm.
tinned tin hour, whet troops loll b.nk
ou their inliintry snpoi t. Alter another
severe contest the ufiatry finally give
wav, a eonidei'iili!einiinber being captur
ed." A detaihm.'iaol cavalry llieu d ish
ed upon the eneinx ind recaptured nearly
ull the prisoners tak'ii. Our entire loive
pushed b.u k I W ;od. Culpepper, s,;rniisli
ing on the wav, in 1 conlesiing evciy loot
i.rihe giouud". Il-iw lilino tlnsal'er !
noon ind eat. s the litest re- -d. 'I he I
-oil I station olli Jnp
l..iiiiisK w is Wjy csi
of I llorollijhl.ire j
.,,.... .-ri.-KPe hchevcil tli.it the
1 1 ' V I'm I s, 11 r. f-- - - - -1 , 1 ' i
. m ,m ho.ly ol lili's . orps pased furn l. fi
1 1,. right a Ion! our Iron! pursuing uhsenre
! routes lie il' lilue Uide intend. ti to make
; s " ' n
deinoiistr.in.ini.
, rebel movement besimp'y 11
j r(Si, (l, heavy attack on our foul,
u are pirpivd. 10 g-..iin.l li is been clear
! -d and ever'thmg c . eul.lM I. IMl's ad
I valid' woi.ll I robabU i lelie.. nnnili
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'nil IliiirvhV 1 1.1:11 .l idlsoii l 0111 I Molls,',
( ,iV ,,,,, ,,, v. 11 G.udoiis
illn Fots and Astb iem 1 ivcr
. w .'oik. t let. I 1. The Tunes Wash
;,, ,.t.,,. iKmtch sivs .1 Idler li.. in hii olli
eer in '.' le's Arkuis 1 Aped I ..'il, tlali d
l.iill lo ck, Sept. .'libit, slal. s lh.it descr-li-r
'Oiii I'i ice's ai oiy are eomiug mt. .
, .iir lutes l.v hiiti Ir.-.ls and . nlisti 1 1 mir
Minx. tin. 'I'i. I. as stj I continue oper .-
oils, but w itli d tni'iislnd success S.
er.il g injs have ahvidy llirow n 'l-o n tin 11
arillN I n tinned lo pi an tnl pursuits,
Wasliinot..n, t.l. II K hnioii I p..
pcrs received hire l.t nii;lit are vety ...e
lill on r ihe eiitcl pi le nt a onius 11 titled
l.ivlniistou who tvprcs.-i.t.-d h.iiise I as a
it Alo iinii hu-uiis-, Inniso, b.-.' nl.d
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U.eifii.'iid banner ".nt ol f 100 000 .
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t.fOvt 'Jl.s.ttitis ru red I', it ki by
Sui.tli w III a heavy I 'C e !,. n--I I
and th-s cti iiiinii'.i t,n en is loan-lint 4 n i
Filtl," ll'tk. M l toy anlh.'i-.t es .ire
makii.g prep n ations In inei t lh,- all n k.
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llii aft. iii.i;i a li e l "ke out In it Cln s
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W.isumj'o'i. I ht 1 - A n. .1 :.. -i- pir'y of
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leave, bv I' l'ir ou rs, l,,-i'iii" lln-y h ul
ll .tliii g where v illi to .uppuft then, during
the co iiti.g mt. r.
A s i.-i-.al ,i-tn: li from Cnei-iiii'i to
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The Tiibiini'S . i d !i.('il,, foul
W.i-hiiii'l"ii say : Il is ini,.'rt,i... In r-'
illuong per-oiis who are po.lnl ihil Idi ol
M-Ie none l!,-i.iii -.. I. of war un
expected In 10 rive .'it Neur ink or snllU'
til h.-r American p-.rt ttiil.i,, 1, fur weeks.
It is bt'ill'Vl'll in well iul','1 lued pi II lei .
Ill at they are likely m-l ! u" aw JV o ui.
It'it 1 1 1 1 v I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' V winter in our InriHU..
I l,ur- mi,. I,. 1, IV ll rii a ,.. llie I-. I
Ihis iiioVetoeiil of liie l; t-siai, Navy, bull
.1 .. ..,1 ,...(, ..r I. it. .1 ,1 . I' r..r !
l nt: j; in -.' ' i" - .,!.- j-. . .
peels lo keep a 11 it it ni -inn; iluriii I li-
winter iii"tiili.. b.-'l .ouie d lli.ii'.lv with Ins
iieigh'ioi nnuhl nr..,', and find l.nn a.
they found hi Ii'.i! hi l'.rt", bo III I ll ill
h ft o harlior. -
TheN.:iou,l f;,.',.,l, org-,..', '.I ii'.l-r.l
15 .rnsido's. ird.tr. .suic.ea.n.gi; "..'is
rapidly, h tiMur. s iiuimiuity bum gu- r
rii as.
A apeial ili.pa.ch l (It. I'n-t
,J .lllll'M Si. I.nlluiv. Melllli'-r l. l.llllgr.... I
winkin" ii'.'ain.l lhe ih-lcgatioli Imuii ,M, i
.nuri.iu lh, Scdi-ll m.t.er. Vsi' Unl 1
l.iii'iiltl has r"euised that all order Will1
In" i..u, , I in M ..i.nri .IncUr In thai iU'-il
. , , v. , ... I
Ill Kentucky by Jnr ii.u. , preveulii'tf r.-b
els f i'i ill! vttiig at eli'i'li'i'ia This W ill gn
but a little way wri ll.it removal of 1 1,..
evds of wh eh m, n 1:1 M ..miri con,
I I I f-lin to rea-l, ll." p.'i- t iu llns
ea-acati li ir.lly prove ...i.ia.-iory 10 tii'n"
who desire In .en tin" ( iuVei li 1 11 "Itt. fc"a' ,'U
in ollieit th'i''.' itti'ti only win iui''iu,dit"i i -
., " 1 . r-
ally supjiort every step nnd f'tnluru nl Us
,j.y
New York, o. a-, :ri,i.i;sf f
to the U "I Id shVS I he 1 tovet utiu li' is
oliei! Iliort) in eiiin'liuiiientiiiil with I I'll.
lle.ecralts. (ietl, llonk'-r Wll dear Mur
free shorn when Wbeel'-r Heidi' his raid.
C'rnmunietitio'i i (,'iniil filly re.lored.
Everything will go for tear, I ns iiu,,!.
Th'! 0'iveriniii'iit has ndvi'i s fi'itti ''hat
tatfi.ua lo (ht, Oh. Ou the .'it It, the reb
el biitt''i'"'S opened 011 our position nt n
rani' of ihtvii and two tin I three rpiarlrrs
loile. A dispatch from ;.,,-ci,ui.' If-ad-(juartcrs,
ilited 0,1. li'h, says "Not ft
loan was injured bv th" r 'iel balieries
yesterday." The d'fpal'lies hnw lb-i n
(iieuiiiilil,' fi'ii'ilioll of I! 1 ei iii'i. 'I I,' I"
is no tHifiil eulilifni.iliitl of ilia libel
dutcfin'lit Ilia' lo of ll ' rails' piilitooii
bridges over lhe Tcliui'sieu weru curried
away.
were ul-i biirui'd
ii r I i'.- fi -alt ,r..tnb'v r.-vi:-0 K o-.-r
Fill. sfl a a tV.sk c TTt 4 r"r r flMartou Cnoutt Court Tall Term
iUU UiCUltl. VititUlV Vlj
tho War!
Ohio (Mves OD.OOO Mn.Jorllj for
(Ik- Inioii!!
. .
Niiliitilt'a )lsMieh.
WahiiKton. Id -lien. M liov his been
exonerated from all charges prclcrrcil
against him
Kv cninit Star m s by -
ul maneuver
Uiif lien. M.vele eheekm.ileil his astute ml
versa ry witlioul loss o any soil, mid pi u'.
ed himself on the. other side of Jordan,
and in a posiilon iu winch li" can mid is
iiepl'eil o accept battle. I. seems lo
have considerably bothered the rebels, who
lo not seem inclined lo I'mht, un'es. with
Indian-like advantage, I he ehan. ol po.
silioii was 111 1. 1 by our army without the
slightest eonliision, Fiery thing thai was
left behind was destroy ed, mid would Hot
umko 11 carlo ul altogether. I.nssin liivnir'a
ilu isi m ol cav s iid to be seeei e, l.'llh
and I till I', nit , 11 u I lO'.h N. V. kull' red
most. On S ind i n.ght our f nces eros,
id llio K nnnili on. 01 k. Ou Mui'l ii
iiiumins; the I t 01 ps iccIosm , utt-l .n.oe
the eueiny lo lii .only Station, Willi severe
loss 111 killed w ..il i.".l, an I pns..n. rs on
the rebe' side.
Flit-v llieu leeeued orders
lid ill lM'tld order.
let , KdpaTiui, ei tl.recu.i .Tnitd lireiliT
on the r'u'hl. I hi lord and tiieg.' snevved
rd in Ind.bng lhe en. fill on the nlil mid
lil'i until 11 o'.l.'t!., when n.li under or
tiers they lib li.uk on lhe tn.nu body,
I'lul idclplii i, l:!:h.-t ith r Co.. S ,b-
' tri. Is. ! . S I'lllllll Si lie ticket 100 III ij ,
i t'r.'"rd t'.- .ve - 10 in j lor I in -
t a Fiii"" llu ' city "oh! n. .j , lc hio.Ii eo.
! gives '00 in .j. only for W oolvvai l
:v). in), Moinoe t'o. (.lies l."i -0 I'r
j Woo Uv trd.
1 I'll eao. II h TV (ollowing lituttis
are li.on the O -ii !.'. a a- :
I'm- I'i o iIi (Fiiion). l'uoup.i:'i eoiui'y
! uiv.-s 10.10 hi .j o'.H . I Iu o V! un ni .j .
i t',, I. in.. i c . ".MOO, K'... t". VIOO l'..r
1,-JC -.'Idl, I. .ke I'.'O.t. St Ilk I'.O.l -'
Kii iil-iu ! :'.. ni .j..t.i V a I ind -han i.
I.irc g un. lor 1 1..- Ficon I;, kit
A dispatch lio'ii Cm. -no all ul 'J o e!". k
. I'll, in. i i 1 1 1 is Itrou'i's ni i. I itt in
llie Sta'e is i-stim ,!e I nt 60,000. Til-'
Snlibei-s" vole will I li"'" ill.' I u. o. i 111 ij"f
'ty to IcO.IHH).
V V., I t : 1. v id this ni irni'ig 1.V'! t
l.v;.
1 ,Vu. N F. l.t-'l The tin i,
fi ) ( , ., , .,,,,,.,.,, tri..
ha. .ii.ve.l
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ft ,.1.,,, ,.,,,
A i-.las...i i',e sens . i.iii, an
I. J. r I .s i of ." if-e e. to
j. r .... 1 ,4 , ,,f ., ,.f ,... . It the .. I
' v I'i. e tt i. in 't s isi.ii a - , and tl.i.c-l
at
jier ei"- t. di-i "iiul
! Tie I'i i ii lliu k II rci wis de
f,i t'e I I V .up." in .' r il. 't , aul.iV" it n
evil it ihit t'ie Feb'i il iron . e-.i.te.'..-I
t!i li M "I'.s't. !y tin V ril.n'1 tt l.-'ii
lii-.,',.-., f-i in.' I ann, it',1 .",.tel lh"
rug i'J"i,i-iit i.peii,-!!t. T nv s.-eni !
Ii tve d a. e a I 'h it l.r iv. i v in I d 't'i "."i i
I ion ise.l I i ll." I. Ii i' tin' C a'1 r sk.d f
I lie I .infi'd- I ate e. Iter .Is, Willi lliilfl.-lil
If lied I or. i-. III i t he r nil li k uei ' bil
I ie II -T I d ! io n it a. t i .1 i.
. ..n hi in tin' V -I I l.r.
sit. I,: ' . . . '-' V i . i s r .
III-..' den .'I ill ai ! t'l w i. i i n ..I t! i-
ii-.i - 1 1 nl" lie- I. ' n I', .ii.' ,; II i
t .1 ,' -, I.I r '.-' .-! .','' I ', . "" ' 1
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W IU the 1 X'- .1 n t.i p
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. I-..-.I, if it t ier l-Vl.t. I l II '
ii , j t h.'.r tjtri, .lew ii'
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riirn, t,.' r.
l! , I'i' Il .1
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h. i- 1 d 1 he M'' V ' Ol d'p
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t i,i ii ie n'l I in t.'.
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t 'rr.
...i. rs freu I'fi'.'. Sep. '.''. t,v '!.
p ull It li il-he I r. pi ri Ul l'ie 4 tl n o a'
duck, and S.-i c-i'i" iI.'m lie tin 're I
h 11 1 i.ir, tt le re ),. i 1 1 I'll .1 '. 10., I w .11 I
01 into 1 In- r.o-b'i j I 11 .il...il s e. k, 10. I
would 1, "I If rt idy I'-. I scl ni Hiii I! i -s
ur 4 inni.th
TO-DAY'S DISPATCH.
Largo Uulon Llrjiritica la Tcamy'..
vanli aal lowtl
. Y. II. A sp.-n i! la tin' W..rM,
sp.-.ikini ol inili'oy oi itter., av . Ihe
el..lh,ve 11'. .nl a..-. I lhe p. ir.ml 1 ni
(,..., ( 11 ko o i iir Hru 1111 th.' I '.itimiae.
t .m.- as lion' i iln" I ile nnn 1,1 tt 1.
,, i.ver t'l .,,m1 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 11 r v d 'uui i.iri'io'i mi
lli.-irp.rt ri' sli'l.', A I 'pi it iu bunt
y.-ii-r I ,v
Tin" f..h.wiijf ti Ihi. Ili-ri'd i' ,li, all
the i". Ili'tl id lhe lir.lll' S ' I ir
.
I j. 1 bpl ilt.l s A 1 in 1 f '...ti til.
I.'tl, 'll,.. It. .in. half all )' I, li" III S.lell
1,11
i . . .
! -! iii ixc.l'i-nl ,.,d.r. Ii'pi"i. k mil
j I! if.r I have ,.l-o itiiived ill lli" r.nr md
, ur- 11 lit"' ol '..t'lle. ' "r l.tr.... me ..
i i ('it'" lo 1 oute.'. ll.e lulmif i f ti e
I nw'in h't njipear In Ii 1 in I'lt'M nu Hi nf
ivr
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HoeiJ 1 ' I'm 'in II. I'" iiiii""i
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t: i uili'S Ia !" Rita
Mt'iie, t.'n , 7,'.'H.
Ai'iiirmvAi. 1 1 1. 'ti.
ChV tgn.lMi. Th" Alht'it 1. 0 1., Appi'iil,
si.-i,kiiiu' 1,1 ih -ir an s 1,1 (,li ,i g'i,
say-: " Wes'iill iiiiv be rei'og'i7."'l, our
.iem ,ll.-s will ris ; Vail in In'1, nil will be
, le- l- I !''
Sulf lipiintis nr" ii"-.y " l ir"' for ih
1'ive 1 wi n'y hi'i'i lh.it it i "! t tin I bit
Ch ,." wi.l ii"t t ill fur liii'illn r lo iu ilns
year
Alft'i's i'l 'he I ) t' irlui' lil i.f Mi.to'lii
an- Ir ui' l '""fi'" Tie r" l an evi l'1,1
d.ap'f-ii i'"i iu i u the iti'ilil ii y cotiiui 1
to O.11. I!utlr.
,, h i iiol-ti:. .b.,1,;-
I! Mii.ioih, lii.l .Uloii.-v, H10 I i'0-s. link;
!si ki. Ilneni ., Mieiill.
Stale s. Milieus N. well mid M ehnel
Fuel, -I--Indictment lor l.uiceii). I'oulid
t;iu't . To be sentenced lo .1 1
.Uio s I'i.iiI Peloid - luilietuirnt for
selling liquor lo Indians. Not unilty.
Stale s Alitoiiio I h lord --Imll. tnii'lit
lor selling liquoi' lo Indians, Dismissed
Stale s Hi d Peloid-liidielmenl I'u'
Uipe. Found gudly. To bo simteueed
lo-.l ay.
Fiatieis Ui'.uiilliird vs. M ij-lulre All.trJ.
ludg'uciil for pill', fol'll and eos,
Fiam-is llioiiill.ird is, Mag oiie Allard.
-.ludgnieiil for pi If, iflN'l and costs.
1 !
t ( ns, is. t A lico.l an
.111
Stephen t 't lli 1 1 .1 uilgmelil
I'1
lor
$ I 0'.''.M:t an.) cost
i, M Ciii.nc..s Juhn 1 In (it Ap
peal, I liHiul-si d til app. Ihoil's e.isl.
w. c ... I.' . I ...I,. r. ..-
'X ' , v
,is,lt Willi luleiil to 'let-. el ill. I . '
gilll'y Ke. ni;!.1 .nt'.' I"ll He I.
V iii. M. Iiis s. Co, Ci.iniiussi.inei a
of Marion Co. Appeal. J ildguietit lor
P iVH, 'i and cn-ls.
State s, li.il.i Sniith- Sellins; Inpior
.. Il S ind i v . I u.l n Inn id disiuissi d - (i luce
C ist's )
S'lii,. . V. Sli npson Saiuti, Do-
Si. trt'en -Sa ne
II.
llll-sc.l vU.ii-es j
.M'.l- IUtilTi-cS 1
sui, vs. tic.no," '.plii, and M it y A p
-Ind.c. I i'r I. ovcni. N.k,Ii; I
Si
I . . .
1HI - III)' ( nirii ' itiMtMi, ,vi 'iii.i t
islll.it i.i.uui I', I', ii, ,11'niui hiui I
S.ui. l.-.i,.s-,l.
M Iv.ith v.. I. li. IUn.hrd.otl. ).
nit
Jo
I) I ,,. i- . .,,!, Vlli,.l,i.. II,.
in I I' -tc lo-nrc. Ju l,; itfclilVI'.M
J..S. ul, In t. John 1'i'i.e - h . -n e ul
l',.i., I. .-me. ,1,1.1c, neiil. (. I t'c.M 'M.
! I'. I ink.' is. , I. M.iul.iis and
M. S.tt-,e. .In. lament lor 1:1, $ It) and
iit-l". i
St ill" V S, A.C. !.il. 1 11,1 lit 11 1 -I, I
f.' selling inpl n oil Sun lay, I li-liil-sc.l
Site Is. li C lii....ii I ii, i, mi -nt
f.r giving away l.ipior im Sand iv. lbs-
lllsrd.
St ile t Jeiti'iie It I ireer, A, 1 1. It. ott n,
I I I it iu. I'i i. ole, iiu l A Prill, Ie. Imll. I
me. I I. -I lli.-l I 1 1 d tn .1 IV,
State vs M. 1 I un, k -- In I.eliui'tit
f.ir s.-i in;
1 1 .1 .1 I-.I--
t,i i,.r un Sai.il it , I I-iiii-m ,;
)
. M i'iiiI'.cIiii i.'v' Co. . Ii. I!.
.Iu-!g'l,cl.l lot pi Ml foi $i0,) Itli. I
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II c
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Mi ,
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Siniuel I'uikii
d nt ll.e est ol
- I 'li in. 1 i f
' I'i ''t
s .r .h i: s
l:
vs. Samuel Steele
I t . u t e CI Ol'i d
Tmk
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l'u
t . I! Sitl l.r ---I l,iei i In tp of
St .I. -, .,i, I In ii k Iem In ,n t
S: ,!i . a i I T r I Im i. the I el , ! y.- I
it I c I' ll Lb mui ol tint lebil i, nn I
in nk how f, t tin y i.ci upy not. '1 l.n
. ..in.t .1 id. a. I. :
w u r 1 ii v tt vii
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t .11. l,e ti iter v I..
, 1 imiti ! I lie mill' I -
'1
--Mi Siionl St-tiil, of It ,1'i'ii r.-.
I,,. Inn 1. .nt , bv I-., ol mot., I .1
h,. If.j 1 1 .-.i.i.. ,1 ' iii ..l..pil "I- lice tt. t'l
llie l-l t, .till his be. II Clfl.C'l In
Full Varrii
ll.e war.
bo
I Lit
t . 1 . 1 1 11.11.1 e ol
, ,, , , 1 .1
Irx ill i n.. Il t liei'll CoflV Ii tnl III III'"
F !S. I'aui.l l'..in ,1! S., 1 'i,i,,,i-c,i i.f
,1' li ;n t i.g In 1 nl 1, 1
, . 1 . , 1 .
1 ii.li il Male. ."Idiei s
In ,, 1 1. I Ie w a . lit. tu i-d III one Je.il a
I" J i n. nl nnd (VJllO line.
Tl."' Or. "im papers I'unipl aiti h,l
lh.il Stale I '.,- tl I llini,' lid l.,-, In I'llll
and r.iong thin lo ni,c i! r I and iinlu.
ll III lli.illi l. Th it H li lt c il III C.ililoi-
. . ,
"" '""
i M ii,u'. ere, I 1 is i.",ii, Sli ndvrr
t,.,., 1 ..( $ ''Mil. nnd bid. Im
, ,1 1 ame up In '( tlil'MI III, lhe pn iliiilln
' nil' led 1 a . 1 1 ,t lc, per eenl,
-,tf ,r A 1 1 1,. .. a 1, lir. in ll.e sr..,.
; .1... .,.plv of Ii n'l i theS.-t F,.,.,c
( (,1(li(.t , rv. f ,,, ,. !
I .,,,. .
Tl.isas.-Mr. S I Hi of
Howell I'latrie, li is tat, lliank of this id
fi lorn buy iif the latgi-l, linesl pe is
wehivn seen, Tiny weru lh" I Inches
d'Anu, mice vati ly. ll any one cut heal
' I'nele Sjiii'1 hu call d t bully, We'd bk"
lo sett hill, d'Ctii i',
- . - . - -
I litow s Mi Mr. Fiiilieia, l.iu'hl Keeper,
wiiltsll.at Mr. Iton-li, nf It epnil, W
T., whs iliuwii'd in Sim al Water 11 iy ou
lh" .'lid in I,, by falling nut of skilT whii ll
If was polt'ig ah'itif in th" bsy, Mis
body was ri covered lhe aatni' i' iy,
...... a tt
Aili'lc. iif Im 111 "oration of lite Call-
f.. 1 nia and ('i,iu,bl,i l.'iver I.'. id Una I
Coin; y. Fil-.l IM. FI, iHH.'t.
i
Smiti'i Wssii'iK. This is lh" pupil
lar i ioiie bv w liii It lh" ll nn idling Tei lilu.
tf of Nevada 'till I, J 'iy lot' llditiis.ii.il inlo
lie A no 1 ii in I'ni' ni. Tli" inhabit int. nf
ih 1! Ti rt itory urn, iu appeaiaiiee, lh" most
iilh'- i'li'' mi I ruhti-t, in il i' oil 1 11 ii 1 In llti ir
liuitibi r, lo b" f'liilid iu thu l 'nion; il is
11-tnni hil,;f h"W "I liiatty froui I hat locali
ty fin I lln ir way lo llf Cluiliino nnd ''uc
iii-huf.f llu'i-"' of I l"tl i'u'I, llisiiugs ft
C.i, nitur of .Sutler and .M'tlif fointi'i v
-Irit. I ', S ni 'i a:a i-i''i, 'I lu ir ordi r-li"iik
I.iimthi' I'lei'iii" nf iiiui half ll,u it;-
h ihit.ur.s of the Ti tt itoiy.
Ublon Bucocasc In July
ll.l.,u- will ha louiul a
lii'iitiotogical
slale.neul of ihe Mieeessea ueluev.-d by the
I'nioli forces during lh. 'lh of July.
Puis does not include mi ' tlrmlsheii,
m which ' troops were sin sf,il ; lici
tl.cr does It Include tho caplures by our
blockading ..(millions:
Julv it Meade's ilctory over l.i'ii at
tlclli'sbuig, with i. li. lo-s I'l klllud,
wound. .!, pri-oneis ul Il.i.OIH'.
,y ...Cpiou ol WUbnrg by
Or ml, with '11,0011 pilsoiier. ami over
lll) heavy nuns. General Trentl.' ItghH
,"1,0 ivh. f. l Helena, Arkansas, and iU
I..,,!, I with a I f '.'"" 1,1
. . 1 I! .11a CIIIH.
I -" ... - I - -
1 l.-il llll. I III I .Mil, I S
i.els Hi .1111' lo evacuate. 1 iillalioina
Fehel
..ss ill Hoi kellcs 1
eiig igeuiuuts ul r
toot.
,llv (1 - lleiierd Itnford whips Smart
and captures bl? piisimelS.
J v H - li. in ml It inks captures 1 ort
,i,...ii wnh HO 0 prisoner.
. ... i .a ....
Hencral
I'leio.uil, . n ib lcals the rebel cavalry near
i I'ln ks'ottn, ipt. limn 01 0 pn is.
: Julv tl Ibiloiil and Ktlpatiitk fiiunta
. . , ii..
lhe enemy In iU" H iloro, 111 .1 oeteai,
I ti.'ii), lukiuj' a inimbi r ol pri.oners,
Julv 10 Attack on lhe appi oachel to
Ch oi ,ii. ii i o, unit need and Hi" ball. ries
nil lhe lintel' end of Moms Ithllld cilplur
, i I v our for- es.
.1 .i'i v 1,1 s-S itttir captured r te
, i i i. ... i ... i . ..
L". int.. ll, ton I .ctclill in, inn en pi I "iii'i ,
" . ' , ... I
"''" pu- audit gunboa taken.
;,'-V o. I-ailing Water,
,
-
J y lo l oll I'lnthall ill, on Jam
titer, l.k.n bt A.l.in.,.1 l.e
i .lult Hi tlir lorees lin.lrr nenenn
i . . . , , . i . .
Sliel'uiin occupy .l..kinu, .Miss, rapuir
11. o a lurg.t an. limit nf l.uc, railnutd roll,
in;' .to, k, etc, and ill I s itt t lhe lehel tictl.
.It.lui.ti. II into 1 t'l .1 1 n I Miisi.-ippi. tii'H.
It:. ml i.tiiniiis a i.!..rt over lhe leb- lial
ll.k Creek. All... killu'i; l'. lebeU and
caption,'' 0tl pi is. un rs and (juns.
.Inly 17 ( 1 al oul llisl tune ) --All e.
p., hi, .ai up the li d liter caplutes two
.tea, 1, cm, .. vei.il I r .11 1 - 1 11 1 , l.'i.tniO Fu
ll. I I 1 II , and a In.',' .oiiounl ul nuiiinl
1 1 . t An ixpedilmu sent by tieneral
I li nut In N it.''., t caplures .'1 (UM) head id
caitlc, unil into i. ti'id. id amiuuniiion,
.lll.l -et.1,1 pl.-ei s llf Nl ll'derV.
July It --The jjiit-rrdia Moreno " cor
lieit'd'at lb 'lli i.gtnii, Htlo, and 1,0.10 of
I, it uieti c ipliiu d,
July i II .t,h attacks lint reb
els ul .laikaoit, I't'iin , and t aplurcs Isni
c.o.ip i n. s and mi nilnl' i y Iriui.
,lul I ..'it'" "I Mi 1,' iii's liti'li, in-
I I 1. tin," Haul 1 bike c.iptule I nl lieorga's
Cr. . k
J .i y ' Fxpc.liio.ii f. inn N'ewliurn
alt i. I, t I albino. N C, pii.olit't
c ipl.n ed, mid an .r tic'ii l and iwu gun-
Im de.l.nl ed. It, a -hi a I' I 'it wJl., au
t. li.lci e I In mil I .1 . 1 un-lr I I . ul
Jnlt '.'I I I. I'-.)l ui.l 1 a 1.1
1 U urn-
V .1 .", W llll I ;.'l .f ol.el",
J.1I1 'J.! - M oca 1 " hsgjj
I, rt I'e ; ,.l-.t .'' of h.s
.1 nlv '.'S I 1 . Ii it. 1.1 nudel
d"
a'. St.
' II.
1 in 1 - lliiti 1 i-'l 1 lie I I ic ! . nl I .. - X ' 1 . I'. 1 m
r..ut.g t Ii. Itt a'-d inptiliing v !.
Itio I . -i, leu n,t, 'Jj I lit.ile., n' .' ,
ul .,ri ,1 1 V .
I Julv 'J.I li.'i.einl P. ajrau. . - r '-..- t
I.. , i t' ,n. K . t . I . ..
I tiiili . t.-.ii. I 111 killed, t '. -1. ..h
pi i-.uii-i . t -
j .1 lit ."el -dell Sill ier a'i. ks
, i.-l-i ! ('.' noO .ti '1 ul . in 1 1 it." , b ,
I Old I .till. . the ill Vt I . Il I ..- ,." : I I -
I .1 nl l ." I - I I 1, I , c at I.11 : i'i." 1 1 r
' at I t.i-r. K 1 , k.il uii-1 vt I O'l.
ai. l lake ll'l pi .mi .. I . .V.i.'i a il J i.'r.
', ituctr.
I IVOs-t II, .ll till.
ijiu'1,1 -Fi.'ht
1 t e if. iigtt l"s- nth w
. S .1 n t if I'i I mis mi
' tin ir ani.'inl pe n ' ". r
i . . .
loin
a c.
etti r to II. a
II t lit till" of
i.ivng lit-ell
; .ii 1 to If nt. i" co
I
tpy
r 1 11 01 of tho
I 1 ..11. !...!. p.n arapl, :
j ' . ur iln. 1 1 n.e of "peace nt any pries.'
! ,11,. I t.ii at 'no p'i.e,' I. good will In id
ivtidng man, and ill w .11 to gu.id a tiling
, men
Wai i a terrible remedy, but a remedy
ll il. Toe III'.' burn. .O lie, but II W II III S
ad The lull 1 11 unit liptuola tiaes, ami
.1 i-'i.-a -h p- I" Ir "Ultl' tils, and burn s IIU'll
iu ll.e "b'" ; b it il 1 Ii 1111.es the earth, innl
ki . j . 1 if . on a'.. .11 (...mi llio mr ami sua.
W.tul I vim put 1. 11' lhe lire, and ,la lis ,y
tilth il..- luirea e. f These ibitint ititlsl
Ii.-. So ,1 is vni'l pi-t .01 I nei canary wars.
1 1 I 1 I ike llie'o ltd. inl,l'.'e..s In III in-
k.n l, bill iln tint .hunt 'I'eiice!' while Ihrru
I. npi i...-i..u. or yt'ti ui guilty ul alniul-
II. If 'T I .unit !'
I I It v.. .,-ii a bust ol illii'ii rutin,
. . , , . , ft I'l.
I'M- I 1 ' I I I I 1 I l III,- . ! 1 .. t
. ..1 . ... ....:... .....' ..........
I, r III' lllt.iii. 1. . -i. t 11 'it vmi ... i- i- v.
' 1
is in ipn, 1 il uv w 11 r.
' I inn In I ind III lhe highest, llll. I pi'iCO
hi, i,,i tli lo .f. I wl ling llieu! ' "
SV-
)tirviiM, is Ciit iirii At a cotiuiry
1,0111 one Satitlday evening, hit ii.'ip, Willi
his I. .11 j.iiuiiey, a wau'iiner, with hit son
John, iliove Ina team into a 1! I range,
and il.-ii 1 1 , 1 I lo pa- lhe Stblinth ill t'lt
j,,o g a i',i',u ol woiithip with the gnu.l
p. ...'e n llie VlU l"
I III" VII
Wl llm liinii fur worship arrlvad,
.Inilu was aet to vval ch I he team, while lliu
wag r went in Willi the crowd. Thu
pit .nlicr had liiiidly annoiiitced his subject.
Indole the nl I niau l.'II sound asleep. He
sal i,"aiu.t lh" partition ill tint centre of
I he body lip, ju-t over ugailist hint, sep.
atated by 11 Very low paililinli, sal 11 lleshy
lady who s I'liicd all iib.oiheil ill thu Ser
in, ,11, Mm llil'i;l'i 1 1 rt 1 1 1 wiih her feel
ings, but 1 1 1 1 11 1 I (. in coulri'l her feeling
all, Inllger, .ha burst mil with a luuii
si icaiii, nnd kI ma It, I ul llu) np of her Vuice,
,0 '"ii.iiiif ll 1,1 man, w Im but hull' awake,
threw his 111 111. iii'iiiiul her wiii.it nnd cried
very ai,i,tbii,ny; " Wlioii, Nancy ! Whnn,
Nancy! I lere Juhn," calling his ami, "cut
lit" belly band niul loosen I hu brcet liiug;
ipiick, or she'll tear every thing to pices.
--Maj.S. Fiatieis, I'aytniister F.H. Army,
has if'inu to Colvilli, wiih ftiiuls to pay
the lumps Matiulli'il al that post,
Kii.ikii. A ynimg man iininud Funny
was shut iitul killed at Ihiuuock ('ily a lew
day s since, by a gambler,
Fun S u.k Tim Sltitiinittn ollioo In this
oily is uHc.ro I fur aale.
Th" toiiil reeeini of tho California
Slain Fair wet" $ I'.' 7T.'I.
' '-' " I
tM USIC.
I)itor a .1 i:i:t.ii..-i, i, in, rr m
llnca )i'in t.,,,,'1,1 will, jural ami.', 111 Or
i'ir ,'i I 1 1 v , olltfi s hit iritii'i't In llm . 1 1 fin nf
"s M I.M hi,, I vn only, Iln will l 11 IrMfiia "ii tha
PIANO AND MELODEON,
au'l nl". hi fJIMilS'll, llifiinssl llm CI VNU'T
IHIb'.Si:, ; 1I1 111. Will ciiunnioa C'1'ln 'H ahoui
lb Ul of ,N,iraiu,r, J"t. Iv, HCi
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