St'Wi"l'"R
J4 ,
CSBTSSTS
4j Jj.itfcJii,,H,Jii.J.ii.Si
-
FItANCOAMnRlCAN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
OPPOSITE Tiin
Odd Fellow's Hall,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Travelers and resident bjnrderi will line
ff
BEDS AND BEDDING
rinccil In firl clnm order, nnd In every
Wny superior In nny In thl section, nnd
rurpncd by nny In the Stnte.
iii:r rooms ark newly fobmsiicd,
And n plcnllfnl supply or tlic best or every
llilnj; tlio mnrkct nirordi will lie oli-
(nlncd Tor
HE 11 TABLE.
No troubled vlll lie ppurfd lo deserve the mt
roimgo of tin Irnvellng ni well n tlic perma
nent comnuintty.
Jnckfonvlllo. Mnrcli .".I, lfififi. If
P. B. COFFIN,
HOUSE PAINTER,
13 NOW IN POSSESSION OF T1IK ENTIRE
I PlocU of mnterlnli nnd looli formerly be
longing I" Cnslcllo A. Conin. Mr. CoiUcllo
liming withdrawn. P. It. Coflln will ronllnuc
tlic btiMncf, nnd enn bn fnnnd nt bis shop,
Corner of C ntul Tin Id Slitt'ls,
prepared to do work In n workmanlike iniiniicr
iind nl rfcitonr.Mc nili's.
Jacksonville, Oct. IS, let-.". ncllOU"
NEW IUtOOMS SWEEP CLEAN!
THUS tiO TO THEATER'S
DROOM MANUFACTORY
AMIlin IIICDISTIXTIICSMRRCT,
AT WHOLESALE OP. RETAIL.
Fnctorv on coiner nl Oregon nnd Mnln St.,
by Hit) Odd IVII'iw'n llnll, nnd opposltu the
I-iiiiico-A iti'-rlcnn Itcstniiruni.
Jui'kKiiiKlIb-, Nov. JUtli, lfcf.7. norSO-Ciu
PAY UP-LAST CALL.
A LLTIIOSH INDKIITKU TO Vii AltE
1. luicb.v liullfiul In runic fin iinl utiil pnj j
up by ilwiiriit ilny nt .Im.imry riiMiinj?, us II j
titl ccrinliily lie lo llx'li Inli'iol Idi1iifii.uk vf i
iMiiiint il biiino without money lit mirl our '
i rnn liiiliililiis: nnd fnrtliiTnntc, det mini: It
lur ll'i" Imj1 IliUrrst of nil einiciliiul. wv bure
determined tut stubllih n Uriel cum buls In
Ixfiiuim utter iIki fiist ilny ot Jutiunry, 1608,
uud will dot depart Inmi it.
SUTTON & 11 VI IK
.Inekkimvlllc. Pre. I'JIli, 1807. tlix'.'llf
LIME!
LIME!
Bril.DEItH. AND OTHERS WHO DESIRE
lime, will Iind u Ciiiutnnt supply, nt llif
Invl iiimllly, liupmiillilt hi Mill, nt my Imp
in .Mi.ln Inet, butvwui Orison mid Third, ciji
polte lnlltr & Ureiitano'it nloie. In m uli
km.v, Ml, Alc.. Mm till will wnll upon ciutum
id. STONJi "CUTTING a.
Stout! flliiHOU Work
dune on leniw lu Milt tho lime. Oulvn irom
ihc country will uxvhu prompt attention.
JOHN It. l'EAUOUK.
Jiiekonvllle, April -Jtf, 1SU7. upi7
Notice To Tax-Payers.
Omen Cm.. Imthkai. Hbiemk.
NOTICE IS 1IEREUV GIVEN THAT THE
Amitiul last or ruses for ttiu
jenr IbUb, cuuItlut' ol Special '1uxc,(L1cuii
cs), income Taxes, Duttw on W'utelien, Cur
iliiw, etc., has been roturm-d to uio lor cullvc
t'ou. . . , ,
All tux-piiycrn lentdlng lu Juckaoii uud Jose
pliluu coimtifs, nro Ujrtby uotlllid llmt Jume
M. Sutlun, Uop'ly Col., will bo ut
JucUuuuvillu fruiu tbu Ititb day
or ilay to tlio lUth of Juuc,
IbCti.to rccvliuur.il ucelpt for taxes, In Jack.
tun county, uud will bo ut
Kvrbyville on the I5tk,
At liriggs' ou the lotli,
uud ut
Waldo on the 17th.
Uulcw payment Is made ut iho time fciiccillcd.
coats uud uvmiltles will bu nddtd, in thu nmu-
uer lirctcribed bir luw.
l M. CRAWFORD, Collector.
May ICth, 1808. '"IC'ld.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
jijS'OTICIi:. Having disponed of our Fuc
tory, wo uru now pieparcd lo jsivu our whole
nttciitlou to our Leather uud Finding : business.
Ou buud, dtiect from Fruucu, Cnlf Kip,
Domutlo Leather, Hoot Legs, etc
Jou.v G. Ubw, I L. Favkk, I Joun BttiV,
Now York. ) Furls, 8au i rauclkco.
Address, HEIN & DRAY, Saa Fruucleco.
41ti Buttery Street.
po aB,oaxxxax,yM.oxx
AND BLACKSMITHS.
CumborUna dJ UUffr COAL oa TIG IIION
X,000 Tonw
Ji. filer ndAnot, fur ) by . ,,
J. It. IJUx l.lt
413 aul 115 J'idftC Bt, flu inclo
itblly
I EL DOHA DO, I
Hll.i:.(.ni'.Ciil..'U()(;ii.HIi.Jutliniiilllr)0. 1
I S. M. FARREN. i
$it$im rS$tntmtl
VOL. XIIT.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Peter Britt,
Photographic Artist,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Ambrotypcs,
Photographs,
Cartos do Vislto
DONE IN THE FINEST STYLE OF ART.
Pictures licit need
OH ENLARGED TO LIFE SIZE.
DR.A.B.OVEHBECK,
Physician & Surgeon,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Onion nt !il residence, In tlio Old Orerbeck
Hoptlnt, on Orrgun Street.
i:. 11. (iIikbnmax,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OFFICE-Conicrof California and Fifth
Street', Jacksonville, Ogn.
He will prncltcc In Juckron nnd adjacent
counties, and ntter.d promptly to prorcmlonnl
cnlln. febxtr
DR. A. B, OVERDECK'S
B.ATI-I ROOMS,
In the Ovorbocli Hospital,
WARM, COLD A SHOWER BATHS,
SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
r. en cm:, ai. d.,
PHYSICIAN &SURGEON,
OFFICE removed to Oregon Street, near
ly opposite tho Fronch Restaurant.
jHckromllle. D.c. 2Ut. 18G7. decM-ll"
I)lt. L.IJWIS (J AN UNO,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON AND
Ol3totviolau,
WILL ultiud lo Hiiy who limy rtiiulra Ills
mice. Olllcu unjoining N. I.udkuI
fliou lion, on north ldu Cullfomlii t-'treit.
Juikmuvllle. uir
SI'KCIAL N'OI'IUKH.
STMOFTIIEUSIOS
5 CELCBRATED
j8T0r?lAGIMnrrERS!j
' Tluiauvll'luiu aunuvli luurri. rn ruiurif j
3 n tutlr. fci.il r.in IriiuiulcoUul. i.J if ry liurt-.
TRY ! 1 JUDGE j
: intr.i! , dh7' run
TRY
THEM!
YOUR
SELFI
f ful ttirrtilirlit.
fi'ant I i I s tint iiimI )
(unsabio UiiiiW. Tp lunrfcil ! IU'.kIixI Willi j
lj(jnoujfonijunui bull ltlil.bllUi,iuil (
from tint Mitf il rxtru U of ullubIo itvl. Url t
i.il hub., oruU'.luiruUjrod.j.tt-.l lutLaiurvvl
(all nirM.il '' of 11.0 Mi inn li, l.lUmji.Uit r suit
'IkiwiU, ii.li o I'lMil'l1. tviir, liUrrbvu,
ILixk r Aim lilv, olc, no. ur lv 1 !
A. l'J.SHI!.UJ31.N. buirUriini-nii,
' mr. fcMiium k Jurkauu, hiu 1- nutrlaro
DH.
HUFELAND'S
CfcUUUlTKU
SWISS STOiWIl B1WEHS!
IKY
IT!
TRY
IT!
lb btt i'urldvrutlU UliMdl
A l'liuuhl luulol
A f Airi)t.itbl DrluLI
l)uiuriuvil Ut actios turtlj but f.utljf ou
Ik rlluin vt lb kUata, bownu,
.luuiacb udlllcrt
J'or nll 1I boUl uJ rtll llnuor,
Urug ami grucor ilurM.
NOBODY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT S
J, 0. t six. li. I'roiirietw.
TA1JAIU
JvilJ-ly ti uo.
k UUNDKL. Bot Agtnl.
113, fin lit. 8u JfroncUco.
I. O. G. T.
ALI'll A LODGE, NO. 1, 1. O. G. T., HOLDS
Its icgiilur meetings on Tuesday eveulug
uf eucti nuclc,t Iho DUtrlct School Hnufce, In
Jiicksouvllle. LODGE opens at 7 o'clock.
DEGREE MEETINGS the last Tutlduy of each
montli, ultcr udjourumeut or SUUORDINATE
LODGE. , , .
All members of tbu Order lu good standing
iirnrnnltullv luvlled to bo nreseut.
D. U. 0. GAULT, AV
C. T.
J. It. Wadk, Beo'y.
Jacksonville, Feb. 8th, 16G8.
fet8tf
Warren Lodge No, 10, A- F. & A. V
A HOLD their regular cooimuulcatlons
jyUD tbu Wcduesduy Evenings or preced-
V iUg tho full IUOOU, lu JACXSONVILLB, OK-
koox. A. MARTIN, W. M.
O. W. Savauk, Sco'y.
TUc llest Itemed y for Furirylug
tho Blood, Strengthening tho Nerves, Rmtorlng
tho Lost Appetite, Is
FRESE'S HAMDURG TEA.
II Ij II. n l-it nri'KPriiitUn SL-nluatal UlOst SUV
sickness, If utcd timely. Compdsed of herbs
only, It cau w gtveu suiciy 10 iuiimi- u u.
rcctlons lu EuglLU, French, Spau'mn uud Ger-
,nnn with hvi rv nackuire. TRY IT I
Fur talu ut all the wboleeulu and retail drug
stores and groceries, , , .
EMIL FRHHE, Whole.alc Prugglbt,
Sole Ageut,410 Clay street,
lyyljyl Sau Francisco
J
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1808.
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
VOTE OFJAOKSOJr COVXTr, JUKE Ut, 1808.
Nnmej of Candidates.
For Congrcst
Josephs. SraUli..
David Logon. ....
For Dull id Attorney
W.O. rVnnlt
0. W. Knhler
For lltpramlaliui
'lliomnii amllli,....
.Tunics L. Louden .,
John U. While...
James 0. Tolmao.,
It. Linkencau
Clcnton Schclfflcii.
for County Commission') $
V. Hebcr
W. A. Chllders
It. Ilenedict
J. J. Fryer
lorsitr'U
ThnninsQ. Uenmi,.
It. F. Msury
For County CltiL
W. II. 8. Hyde ...
Wm. M.Turner....
For County Titnsurtr
Iliivld Linn ,.
Max Muller
For School Sun't
T. II. II. Shipley .
lv. Wolkln
For Atior
J. Iluiina
l'ot. Dnnn
For Coiontr
V.. II. Urcennmn. ,.
Till: ORIiliON SI!iTliCL.
I'L'DLISUEl)
1'vcry Sadtiiliiy Alot-iiiiii; Is y
B. F. DOWELL,
UFFH. CORNER 'C If TltlRU STREETS.
i'j:ii.ms ok ni'iigcititin i
. otiii oiiieeriiiiu nu lemoved .Mi, fttau -
lorotiw c.ir, lu ndiiince, tour ilullais If i , , , ,, , , , . , . ,. ,
not p. Id within ihHilrst six months or Ihuy.nr, oll " theieby minted tho Untire
?r,il,-,L!r,.ir.!,r,li.,M U""1 ,hc"1,ra',ol,,r'nA-,tl-,ol'' Kly '""''
or the yiur, six dollars. l(j Mco u,!,,,, ht, ,, dt.v.
TIMIMS III' AltVlUlTIMIMil
Ouu hiuiwo (10 lluis or les). llrst liuutlou,
Unite ilollirn ; each Mibr(iu-ul Inrrrtlon, ont
lnlUr. A tliH'oiitit ol n7iyr cent, will be
nudii In Ihoiu who ndurllM) by lliiijur,
SEf'Legiil Trmlits recehtil ut mirviil rates.
n. ! ii , i i mi i Miaww
Letter from II. I'. Dowel I.
Wakiiinhio.v I). C, )
.May 0th, I son.
1IIK It Mi: W MM I. NT ht'lilX'IIKM
lltiu1 just closed. Tho Setiatots may
oiitiinie ihv debntv among lheniselen
in heel el sesiiou bcfuie tliu vote ! tit
l.eu of, guilty or not guilty.
(ieiii'iitl 1). 1. Httltlerof .Mab-meliuv
ctlH, one of tho m:iu:igeriinipoiuted by
the llotio to conduct tho pioscciilion,
opened tho cnt-u in behalf of tho House
of Kepiescutnlives and tho jieojile.
Ho wn threo hours in delivering it.
He had previously prepared tho argu
ment in willing. It is a model speci
men of nu opening speech to it com t
and jury in a great and important emu
lnaltilal. IIu read it in n plenhaiit,
ctibV and loinltouuof voice, so all could
hear and uuderbtuud it. It will com
pare favoiably with tho best ulloit of
Calhoon, Clay and Webster.
At thu eloso of tho opening speech
of Mr. Huttler tho pioseeutioti coin
inenced introducing their evidence,
which occupied tho Senate nearly ten
days. Managers Jas. V. Wilson and
John A. Logan read tho written evi
dence. Mr. JJutller was tho piiuciplo
manager who conducted tho examina
tion of witnesses in behalf of thu peo
ple, uud also tho examination of the
dufeuduuU witnesses.
Judgo li, It. Curtis, of Uostou, coun
sel for tlio President, opened tho caso
for tho defeuso with an elaborate
atgument. Hu delivered iliu a monot
onous tuuo in two days, to a weary and
sleeping audience. Tho pith of tho
wholo speech may bo told in four lines.
Tho Piesident did everything charged
iu tho Articles of Impeachment jbutho
is not guilty becauso ho judicially and
not ministerially decided tho Tcuuio of
Office Act to bo unconstitutional, and
it was his great constitutional preoga
tivo to vilify and abuse the Congress of
tho United States.
Tho Constitution makes tho Presi
ident an executive pftlcQr, und not a
judicial officer; and the Supremo Jjidg
cis and Judges of tho inferior couits
me tho solo Judicial officers of the Unl-
... Cll. TTnrlnr I lid PnUStitllt 1011
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18 25 16 9 178 22 7 10 24 35 68 67 1ft 23 14 13 23 7 571
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13 13 28 C 178 6 I 67 62 30 37 61 38 12 12 23 37 30 657
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18 26 18 10 138 22 3 14 22 34 63 65 21 20 12 15 20 7 531
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13 13 30 g 198 6 6 09 55 30 40 62 46 14 12 2137 30 693
18 27 22 9 145 22 3 11 22 32 69 66 10 19 12 1ft 18 ft ft28
18 26 14 9 128 22 3 t4 29 33 68 6ft 7 19 12 15 19 c 307
13 17 36 8 166 9 3 57 50 28 43 62 10 9 II 23 32 33 616
18 23 15 9 173 Ift 7 26 29 31 59 01 19 26 13 1 1 26 I 568
Ift 1 i 36 10 20ft C 6 71 62 30 in 01 53 14 13 2ft II) 30 731
16 25 15 7 136 22 3 14 21 32 69 67 4 18 11 14 16 ft 49ft
11 12 25 2 131 6 R 70 ft6 30 40 60 41 17 12 22 32 30 606
20 23 25 15 208 22 3 14 28 32 68 63 16 1,6 11 1U 23 7 620
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iCongresshasnopowci-tonbridgo tho
. , . ' . ,, h
teedoiu ol speech, or thu ptess,
Hut il has lite right ami power to e.y , tliU city, without ivgilit to party, mi
pell nny fliembcr or an abuse of this ( homblu at tho Exchange, or nt tho
freedom, for slnndeious or indecent ,?,l,!r Iimtituli', and subseiibn u unl-
words or libelous a.licles, and nlM tho a "-' '"""'" o dollnm I
, ,' , , , need bu lo buy n lavorublo etilict.
power lo nnpeaeh the IVeMdent mid Theto uio 1 1 Uiidteal Senalots whoso
letnovo him fiom ullleu forany ol'tlii'M tonus of ollleo expire in 1800. Hevotnl
offences. Tho Piesident U not u jitdl- that time they tiro mnu ol no political
ulnl ullkwr uinl liu lemoved .Mr. Stan-1 1'.(,siti"u ! h0 'l,r n U,?y 'i1'0"' .l,ow'i
colli Ai tides of Impeachment,
Il i an luditablo offettso by our stat
utes, o oveithtow tho Government
aiul-tnim,' (o do anything which is
piulubiteil, or any iiiiliicteel wonls is
1 a misdemeanor at lomiiiun law, and
the eomiiiou law-witi in foteu in tho
City ol Washington, in ihe State of
Ohio and .Missouii at thu time .Mr.
JohtiMm uttered thu indiscreet words
charged lo him in thu l(h Ai title.
I Kiu e, thu President h guilty ol a
hlgn misdemeaiior In utteiiug thu in
decent w onle, ami for trying lo hub.
Wit Iho (lowrinuviit ol Iho Uiiiled
Slates.
After thu testimony wa-i closed on
both sides manager John A. Logan
filed an ablo wiilteu argument, which
has appealed among tho proceedings
in print, but il was never spoken or
toad to thu Senalo whllu In sebsiou,
At boon as thu evidence wan closed
on both sides, manager t! coign liottt-
well of Massachusetts, summed up thu
,.lu. !U,(1 ovi,Unco or ,), j,.,,,!,,,,
iu an ablo and logical argument of
lioiiis length. It had been pruvlously
all written, and ho delivered it plainly
and distinctly so overy ono could hear
it. It was listened to with closo atten
tion by tho Com t mid spectators.
Thomas A. It. Nulsou eouusel fortliu
President nut followed with u long
harranguo for two days. It bus neith
er pith or point; but it was iutcrsporbed
with several truthful poetical effusions
which served to keep tho most of his
audience wide awake. For instance
lib baid if tho President had been guil
ty oi otio tithu of tho offences which
hnvo been imputed to him, then, said
he,
ul til) llllff( lu COIlfeM t, U
A uioMltr uftudj Iflxhlfu! luleu,
Ai I'J b bU'l uwl but la b ieu."
Silent spectators who had recently
seen tho physioginy of tho President
muttered "that's truoj that'u true!"
Again he said, " His iiamo should bo
cotpo a word to frighten children witli
throughout tho land, from ono end of
it to tho other, so that when one should
meet him his sight would causa
"ttb pAitlcuUr balr to ttai oo i4
Uk Ibc ijullU oa tl litltal porCTii'lm."
God in his mercy has not attached
to Mr. Johnson's person, hair or board
as l6ng or as strong as thu quills of
tho poreiipino but ambition, revongo
and a maliguont heart is stamped on
every ligament, of his face.
Win. S, Giesbeck, counsel for tho (
NO. 21
President, lollowed Jlr. Nolson in an
ablo nnil well digested pojiliistieal
speech which occupied only ono day.
Ho spoko cxtniiomnuoti8ly with great
power nnd affect. Hi speech wn list
ened to with marked attention by tho
Chief Justice, Senator nnd spectators.
At Iho close, and ilittitig tho evening
tho Democrats rejoiced nnd Union men
i looked F.id nnd dejected. Tho Dciuo-
emtio gamblcts and whiskey-wing
tsindlers wero boasting around tho
hotels, offering to bet two to ono on
ttiu ncquutni oi tno I'rcsiuctit. u is
snid scvcrul wager woro actually inado
nt par and n low two to one, but gen
orally tlioo rrnakcr had no money to
alako up when their offera wero ncrup-
ted by independent Union men. About
this time il was repotted tho Demo
!
crat had five millions of dollars to buy
Hcpublicau votes to acquit tho Pies!
dent, nnd on tho Ith hint, tho iVc'to
Vorf: W'drtil published an nrticlo Irom
a correspondent onllitig a meeting to
raisu ten millions ol dollar to buy tho
votes of Senator to acquit tho Piesi
dent. It in theso woid:
I ''Tho rommoreo uud coueeins o( this
Icly alono nto too vast, loo vital, to
withstand tho threatened shock; uud
it becomes businesH men, Itoldem ui
q 'pi opei ty, and all who havu n present
ui iMMPiK-ianu iiiic'ii'Sb in inu prosperi
ty ol tho city nml tho country, tomako
710 nu investment now that will inert tho
ruin that will certainly follow tho over
. lmow,0' VOV,ii,ll,,0,r,vnHi 'l lT
I posed by tho cluwttioti of Wndu to tho
, lvostdenov. Let tho men of wealth In
' r; " . , i ' 5
they tno eet lain ol no paying il
y, y (M ,lU,ii! m eiiit oj' thvte
irouMfamtthtrbttun of a mit
cafh ( m(, ,((( ,fl wifoy (fic
piace.
men
ttion
mi-
ctrtuinljot$tnt000ojlce by nnd by.
t,i( tia uuy uictr l-uusiu rcir vicisirice.
When wo eousider thocoinmciciul and
pecuniary interests at stako In this city
nlotie, ten ntllllons now is a mero trillo
in eoinpaiison. Let iisbny tho vcidiet
w iiieu is so mil to uio iiiieiustii oi tins
city."
Theru may bo two or three horded
souls in thu Setinto who mo willing to
bell their votes for gold liku Ilenedlct
Arnold, but thuy nto not Iteptibllcnus.
They ttiu (puisi-Johnsou rebels. Such
wolds aiu basu slanders ou tho 1 repub
lican Senators, and thu author liehly
deserves a fellous sell ; but they servo
to keep up tho excitement uud to i;lvo
forcu mid effect to thu Ingeiions argu
ment of Hon. Wm. S, Cliocsbcck.
Jfundyer TkuIcub Slevaia jtropured
an elegant hhoi I speech ou tho 11th
attlole. Ho re-ad u poitiou of il stand
ing ul tho Secretary's desk, but after
pioccediug a low minutes, being very
feublu ho obtained permission to talcu a
seat, and having read neatly hull an
hour fi out a chair his voice becoming
almost too weak to bo heard ho hand
ed thu manuscript to Mr. liultler, who
concluded tlio rending. This argu
ment is short, pointed uud iu my Judge
ment couclusivu of tho guilt of Andy
Johnson.
Manager Williams wus in soinu res
pects laborious, but legal uud logical,
and it showed signs of great prepara
tion iu the passages of geuulnu elo
quence. Ho dUcussod tho passed ac
tions of tho President which shows his
criminal intent, and tho enormity of
tho President's real crimes.
Kverts, counsel for thu President fol
lowed Mr, Williams with a very long
oration. IIu was three days and a
they will wot ship Clod According to
halt delivering it. At times ho was
quite eloquent uud uhvnys kocn and
subtle. Manager Hingham said it ap
peared that Mr, Evorts " tried to make
Ids argument immortal by making it
eternal."
It is now nearly titna for the mall to
eloso. Mr, Uinghain madu the ablest
und most eloquent of uuy of tho speech
es; I will sketch hjs to-morrow, or At
the cpmmencmetit of my next letter.
Died, on tho 25th, nil., Jennie Hag
zard, tho fast relio of slavery iu Rhodo
Island,
In tho census of 1840, flo slaves
were reported in that State. Iu tho
next consun none wore reported.
tho fio being dead or mauumitted.
Tho last of tlio number Jcniiio Hazard-,
was buried on tho COth, tilt., nt Now
port, IL I., having died at tho ago 'of
ninety-six years. Shu was born tho
slavo of Johuithau Kaslon, nnd served
tho Hazard family through three gen
erations. For years alio was supported
by tho ropicsentallvos of thatjfamily.
Tho census of 1810, which reported five,
slaves iu Rhode Island also reported
sevontceu in Connecticut, threo hund
red nnd thirty-one in Illinois!, threo in
Indiana, sixteen in Iow'a, ono iu New
Hampshire, foitr in New York, three
in Ohio, sixty-four in Pcnsylvmila, mid
eleven 111 WUcnimin. Tinw .IntiAv bail
six hundred nnd sevpiiK-.Amr. Tn inxn VI
all theso had disappeared I roiti tho cen
sus except two-hundred hud thirty-six
from Now Joraoy. In IfiOfJ tnls num
ber had dwindled to eighteen,1 but tho
number of slaves In tho free States had
been reinforced by two in Kntisas, the
debatable ground.
Tho telegraph infoims us lliatHrigh
nm Young, lu a sermon nt Milt Lk,
Used theso words:
"When I speak trt tho Saint I include-
myself. I profess to bo a Saint
with thu rest of my brethren nnd sis
ters; and my public and privafollfolsa
proof whether I mil truly n Saint or
not. "
Thu Hist resolution of Mr. Glad
stone, dcelntiug that tho established
Church of England ought to bo discon
tinued lu Ireland, has just passed tho ,Ii
IIouso ol Commons by Oft majority.
Tltli li ouu of tho great reforms of tho
present, day. Tho elective franchiio
has been extended lu KnglmuK nnd or
long each and all will voto Mid tboix
they will worship God according to
their own belief without being com
pelled to support nny Cfiuroii'preachor
orpiiest. Religious toleration will cov
er Irish and r'ngllah soil aslt'howdooa
tho United States. God speed tho
good work.
Mrs. Juno Kinney of Ponsylvanl,
haj beconlu a grandmother At 31 yoara
old. She wm a mother at 10 and hr
daughter recently becamo mother at
in years old. Peinylrnnl is bucoui
inj; mora prolific than Oregon.
Tin: Wav t'ou Soi.uikiui to Talk.
Tho Nuvadu Tratucrlpt, ul tbo 27th,
relates tho following:
At u llttlu mining cutup iu Washing
ton township thu news of Grant's nom
ination was received on Saturday last.
Thu men, who wero all identified with
thu Union mrty but one, wero jubilant.
lhat ono had been a consistent Demo
crat and voted for Halght, but was a
war Democrat who had shouldered hi
musket uud genu to the field. Ko
thruw down his ptok nnd joinud iu tho
rejoicing, mid ou noticing tho astonish
ment of his fellows, said i " Boys, it
makes no dillreuco who thu Democracy
uominato Grant is my man and will
get my vole. 1 fought In thu saiuo
cause mid I can voto for him nnd will."
That' tho way for soldiers to talk and
Ktieh will bu ihu sentiment bf almost
tho entiro tinny. Tho "boy iu bluo"
will net by Grant as a staunch old
Democrat did by Scott when" nomina
ted. Ho said: " Hoys, I tit tinder old
Scott iu Mexico, nnd bejabers' I'll voto
for him in America." Ho It will Im
with Grant. Thu loyal men who
marched with him to Foi t Henry, Dob
clsoti and Viuksburg, mid who after
ward wero led to victory ou overy UeloT
from 'Washington to Richmond, caub
counted o'u iu this contest. Every
bravu soldier will feel that the chanco
to voto for thu Grout Leader U tho
pioudest day of his life.
IIin r o.h Quoting Latim. Ono of tho
most clear-headed writer wo know
any where, distinguished for1 Lis com
mon senso, and his pithy, Saxou style,
scuds us tho following whloh wo oom
mend to nil whom it may eouoers:
"Did it over occur to writers for the.
Imbllupress, that tho mass of readers
mow nothing of Latin, or of French.
..! .l 1 .1 .. tl
ui ui iiuy uiiiur luuguuuu f II A II mtttX jij
own iiioiuer vongue, i uenfXA ft very
Intelligent farmer say, tho other day
as ho throw dowji tho paper he wm
reading, 'Thore, uuy man who writes
for common people (o road, and ralxea
an unknown tongue with thd'KnalUb,
without translation or opology, is aa.
iinposter. Ho deliberately ilwults ev
ery common reader, und such imposi
tion, I never moot without JndigBatioa:
and I despisq tho pedant who wrote it."
m
llA.vufi Oyir- A good storyi is told'
by a Now Oi leans papor, of an individ
ual who presented himsolf to tho chief
qi poljpe, with a loud complaint of cer
tain boys thowiug stones into b'is house.
One, ho said, had only last evening
struck his daughter on tho breast,
' Was the youug lady badly hurt f "
inquired tho ohief. "No. not badlv
huit herseff," ieplio( tho complaiiuNst;
" but tho stouo broko threo flugete otf
the hand of a young gcntleraaa who it,
paying her especial attention."