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THE COURIER.
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x DRANlflCouNTY.—In persuade to the
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decision of
01 Judge
uuage Wilson
num certificates
roraacua of
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Grave charges against
[ compiled fro
againat me involving
nal ,” is the title of a bi-montlCypubliea-
election have been issued to tH the Dorn-
‘be reputation of other» whom I
tion
lately
started
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Shelton,
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Abelitiei Werr«
know to be innocent, having gone rounds The
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priuted by Mr. Stinso n of the Statesman informed that the defeated candidates for |‘nR by the aid of drugs, overcome and
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debauched the persons of two youug ladies
C uicigo , Äugest 3. —The following
job office, is handsomely done, contains 32 Represen
Representatives
tative
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and
Senators,
relying,
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t after night for week<, and until en- dispatch was pnblished
It will be remembered* that in 1864, a
in New i iork on
pnblish
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pages and is afforded atS250 per. annum presume, upon their convictions that the denté . ensuod, with
------ crimes
v-.v still
-1 more Wednesday horning, and was i[ot tele-
project, headed by shoddy patriots from
majority ini tb? legial.tufe will perjure “ bhorent
bho,re"‘ f folowing,
“lo"in>'> ,hMe
’rEe’ under-
these ch
charges
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graphed west :
dr 50 cents single copy.
’ * j’e originated tn this coun-
the North, was set on foot in Louisiana,
w[, Jul# 30,186tb—To Air
W ash W gton
for their 3 00
The first number evidences considerable themselves, are going to contest
U»S».h« i...t ty, and the family of Rev. G; 0. Chand- drew S. Herró
Attorney - Geineral of
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fur the organisation of a Convention to zeal and ability. Tho editor “ goes after” I rent» before^ that body. Under this juat ¿1
will call on | General
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defeÍ8toff Cf Jndgfe Wilson, the majority , ler of McMinnville, being known as the !L0Ui8iana ; Y
remoddle -tbe Constitution of that State.
lullv family
fan,Uy Implicated,
’rarHcated, the crimes?having been ^heridan,orwh ver may be in command^
the “ regular ” school of practitioners, [claimed for Woods ‘‘grows beautilully •
j . reputedly
• ’•IJj v- committed in this county,
hi *’ I have for sufficient for to sustain thelcivil or-
They met and “ moddled” away awhile
less, and smaller by degrees. »,
first, analytically and then synthetically
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visited this county, so as to place myself
jn the pptession of ainy illegal
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and then adjourned to meet at some fu Like every other devoted of a principle J j-.
immediately under the eogn zance of the I or unlawful
• — • ass nbly, who kcCp, oras-
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have
visited
Amity
and
McMinn-
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ture time to complete their job. Recent- , n0| universally conceded, the editor ex- r Y
ambili , C ontestants .—The contes- villej and then offered myself into the sume to exercise, any power or authority
YÁMH
without first havi ng obtained the consent*
are going
to
make • _ a vig-
ly 26 of |bem assetnbled, and,! backed by poses many ideas that partake of the im* i , tanta i in AR Tamhill
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custody of the Sheriff, and demanded le- of 7h7pe7pi’e7f the Statk IF there fe to*
erous effort‘to obtain their seats in the gal investigation of hese grave charges. -
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the negroes of the city, proceeded to busi- practicible, not to say chimerical.
He hpusf.
be a Convention
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if, by reason of Laughlin’s ineli-
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am
now
at
tbc
Hotel
in
Lafayette,
and
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ness. The Convention being without ap- j makes un compromisipg war upon calomel. ?’bility, the race must be run over, We shall remain here ^number of days where egates chosen from ‘k--------
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are sure H'oh. C. II. Burch will distance I shall be happy to see my old friends, State. The per 1 must be firri t consul
thority of lawx and calculated to breed dis ; on the ground of th ', daubers attendding any one they pit against him. While, if
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tate of Lousiana
turbance, the police, backed by the peo- : its use; though we think he will br it is held:that it due» not involve a new may have preferred these accusations
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The
pation, and Will nr* be tolerated. me
a
• election,
he i: will
be ; sure of . the
scat con-
pie, dispersed the assembly, and in .doing '
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against me, in securing the endsof justice-1 jaw aa(1 t|lc oon, ¡tuli« must be sustain*
acknowledge, that, just ÍQ pro I ¡tested for.
so, several white men and i-, great many :
Come forward gentlemen, with proofs ■ ed ftn(J therebV E»aee and order.
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i usefulness is the/danger • a of
negroes were killed. The members of the potion to its
Mr. Standley has only seven votes io in the j remises, and have me arrested, j /
à NÎDRE
«W JOHNSON.
’convention have since been indicted by any given efficient remedy when inisap- ’
and
tried
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or
else
make
a
retraction
as
overcome toTetire Mr. Lampson to private publicly as have been made these change®. ’ The New York Times having editori-
tho-gr.nl
jnry, .nd Judge Abel, backed
B(lt forT¡c¿
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folly
to
think
j
vp
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were
hv the
tho President
PrAQirfAnt. is
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d be imprudent for
i life,>hile we are pretty certain- he can I think public sentiment, and my own ; ftHy declared it
by
determined thikt
that Ihn
the r
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of virtue
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alike demand ; such men as Y al andighsm and the Wood
1 severest penalty of of the law shall be me •
as delegates, Vallfibdig*
tod
out
to these - : ■ Abolition
affenders.
that the » grave accusations should either ' brothers to arp
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After air tho docter’s
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cast
for
Lampson
New Orleans would not bo a very con- ,
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be
lu. estai.
Mhil IMicd,
ItdLril orthe
nrtlio continued
Ahntinnnil prevalence
nrpvnlpnro j I ham publish
publishes A efiaal letter defying-the
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genial locality for Beast Butler just new. »
of them abandoned. The reputation of the j Convention to ex lude him or any other
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PL t . lic P rinting 1.- The Mountaineer
fur the b?’iefit of man-
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Not all the 1 treasure
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jj vaults
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two yountr ladies
c. whom
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city Banks—not all the ladies of beauty ¡-¡n<| wc were not a ittle stirprjsod to lee says|it hap beet.
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selected as the U, P- seems to lie under the public ban,
demand 1 I he bygones, and 1 ie and his party have
and position in the entire parish, though
to be in-! “ore to^ fprgive trf Doolittle & Co., than
; official pa|>er jf for Oregon, and will soon this vindication, fur I know her
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him
e-pouse
the
cause
<»f
error
to
the
ex
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] they to forgive of him.
he could yet extort from them by coerc
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nocent.
.ion
of
tho
laws
of
commencée
the
publicati
( The Georgia I Convention declares its
•ive appliances, a ransom of their virtue, tent to which the fbllowing declaration i
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1 intention that th« Convention shall un-
nor yet all the silver spoons, plate other
dayette, Aug .13, 1H6G. -q -
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e shall labor to mak. the SftthjCopgrcss. T1
commits
him
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fov a rçpcal of the
;_qua!ifiedly pronoi mce to
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precious wares in the state would be suf-
man, by its double dealing, and the redi- •I..
i test oath, which the 1 call for the Conven»
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• ficient to induce the lecherous poltroon. i the JohraoZ an unpompromisin
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tiie
x
atter
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It
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tion does not.
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the
M
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the lacivious, mercenary and grasping vent of ovary form of medical error calca culdu8 attitude in which it stands before
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f ji ■ [ proposed, ?ays the Philadelphia Age, by.
George Ashmun and < John
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~ Adams,
monster, the hideous cur and vandal, to
the
country
has
lo8t
this
fat
take.
We
do
mischie
the friends of William Lloyd Garrison to son ofthe minister
minis
to the bodies and ,
join
to England, have
bt
trusi his carcass within reach of the peo ■ lated to
some
months
since
offered
the
Statesman
présent
him
850,000. ? Chief Justice ec| the uioven>en nt in Mas.'tachqseyt ts; The
ple of proud New Orleans. What migh i live» of men.
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advice
through
the
col-
Chine
heads
the
list with a handsome sub- j Boston Traveler regrets to. learn that
ty changes are wrought, and in so short
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. scription. Garrison is chiefly memorable* Charles Frances
Franco Adams accedes to ; it.
a time I Butler! so recent) r monarch, ty
It is said that Dick Durand, a miustref '/ limns of the C ovrif
. b on this poit;
wc (
ai rier
poit; iwc
^e sentiment*, “ the Con Judge Benjamin R. Curtis publishes
poblisoes a
rant. Dictator and sensual st of a great
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that it would lose its bread and , stifution of the United States is a cove- letter
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the movement.
and powerful city, with none to dispute Company man, jtoolc poison at Meadow 1 predicted
his sway or refuse tribute t<|his lust, co’ld Lake a few days ago and died—all on ae' butler g*ip on Uncle Sam if it did not nmnt with death and an .grc>ment with ’ Doolittle, in a speech at Madison,
r auu u»cu an uu av
© $ r T
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i he) . ” Mr. Chase
Chases
may) declares that the onjy qualification for
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’s subscription mayi
UUb not
UUt now
UUW make
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UIÖ UlUKt
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lilt! SillUÇ
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debut on
the
same
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leuxn
the
impossibility
of
supporting
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therefore
be
regarded
ns
betokening
hi«‘
Poor cuss,
membership to the Convention, is that
1 scene and liven single minute, Otem- !UH 0 *®r’
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value
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President
aid
Congress
at
the
same
time.
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appreciation
of
the
sacredness
the deleisites unqualifiedly
the
If
i —Wc notice ilia a dumber of Califor
pora, 0mores!
trying
He
talk;
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of
Whv.
evrn-
the
Maddcr-skite
of
the
Journ
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««Feme
law.
lie
issue
terms
laid
down
in
the
call
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nia papers ara boasting that “ not a dead Why, evpn^he bladdcr-skite of the Jou ’
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Jefferson Davis tor
-Jefferson
for trei
t ason. 1IVe j nspoct j with the iiew party, when records of indi
C oming H ome to R oost .—The pet advertisement nor an advertisement doub- al tft Eugene could have had-this Jake „ thsit the jury will be puzzle d to decide J
viduals shall be fqrgottcn. The Conven
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bench
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of
it
<J»n
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the
most
large pnd distin
distin-
policy of the radicals of making indis i led appears in our [their] paper this
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i tion proinisés to • be a * largeifond
reason o ’his obvious impotency for good ; or4n l^c dock,
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criminate use of the military against 1 week.” Truly, they are in circumstances.f
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delegates
ifl not limited, all rivals setts
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or
jiarmjto
any
party
or
any
side,
suppos-
,
will be admitted. Indeed, confessedly
mankind generally, and Democrats paticu It is the exception with Oregon papers to or
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there is no power to exclude any who ac
is to re Di »N E WITH 1 II
larly, is beeoi»ir* odious to them. The double “ ads.,” while it seems to be the ing himjto Be capable of taking sides. •
Rryjor/ry sjj , » . 11 ardly a da^ cept the terms of
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—h fl . d /-•
eif the tall. The Philadcl
Abolition mob
in
New
Orieaus
in
the
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looking over our exchanges, phia Age of yeki icrday, exposes what it
The Yreka Uuion of a lath date says that
character of a convention, and all similar
—TheBing Tailed Rip Roaring Rump .4 vfory handsome carriage passed through ! that we do not see staring us in the luce calls a Radical pl lot to; mob thp Conveb-
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to4n, add oq its side was inscribed, “ L. i the qiicsti'onj“ Wbat is >u be done with ¡ion.
conventions are ordered suppressed by the » !
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Congress Radical Tributieof San Fran
MJ F.
cThe editor interpreted the ini-. the negroes?’*' The query is easily an-
The Lo*
iidana
ouisiana
Convention.
military., T he Abs. howl lustily against , cisco tootec^ts horn a single day and died, tials to mean, “ lost mule > found
Let . vvhsivto
Congress stop tbeir in fern el
,” and we swered. ajv
vwum ,
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avi Uu i doubt correctly. Some couple of gab < about freedmen and freedmen’s veution did nut as was cxpecte4 re-as.«emf^
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ears orjmor"
ort more ago, one J. N* Dolph,! nolw rights; stop appropriating ' ibe nation’s ble yesterday but Jmigc A Jilt agaiw
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ton predicted that their <lay would yet fair in the lace «
I cnator elect from the emporium, lived funds for their support; let the \ negroes
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charged the jnrk that they should
indiei
ot
i
come. They have themselves legalized
of
war,
and
about
the
time
go
to
work,
and
if
they
are
too.
lazy
and
the
members
for
distu
I near
thing the > peace an-d
ie^ the seat
f s» F ' ¡1
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to
cam
a
subsistance,
the
,
C
ompany
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s
Steamer
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plotting
againsj
the
>1
P.
T.
tontes nf u, the State,
proceedings, which, while they are con- j ¡" T he
¡ I thp draft was rushing furiou-ly around in
[d^——n ’em, let them starve; White men lie declared -wat tin t Cawe of the rk>*
trary to the genius of American civiliza- | ion has been laid up for repairs while the bij locality. • lie being loyal .|o the core, ?jj3Ve.to work for their bread and clothin
g- had no parallel in his! lory. 1
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mool
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and
started.
It
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If
the
freedmen
cannot
do
as
much
they
The ffoilowing . sddlttomri telegraphic
tion, will prove a potent auxiliary in the Active takes her place temporarily on the
ijw
1 are not fit to live, and the sooner they dii <? eorrespondenee is published :
hands of good men, in keeping the radi • Yamhill
Í
trade.
H that said “ mewel ” got bended l the beUer
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H w|>t
cals in check. We may not “laugh at I t ? Since tb s above was in type, we learh
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wbeiitbe
next
thing
the
¡.rider'
To Alberjt
Vobhries,
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their calamity or mock w len their fear that the Union has resumed her regular knew Jpf bis precise whereabouts he
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Wade
Hampton.
i Orleans, Louisiana: Were the civil rid-
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bipnghi up in Portland; Th£ last kwoirn of; v
cometh, but we confess that we would trips to Dayton.
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thorities State or Federal, conferred with
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correspondent
of
the
Memphis
Argus
the
mule
he*was
hypotheticatcd
for
a
two
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have no objection to a
the - -
powers
that be,
by General .Baird before he declared
A BARGAIN.
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writing from Egg ’s Point, Mississippi, martial law ? Could not civil awtboritie*
giving them a foretaste of what good men
A Wagon, Harness and two Horses will stt>ry hut but since turned up missing, and says:
have been made to suffer during the past
State and Federal, enforce the law anil
» be sold at a rare bargain Enquire of Dr, mpch patient inquiry has been ma de
for
“Ten or 12 miles below here, at Lake
f
five years under this same regime.
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preserve order with the aid of the military
,1 1 Washington, lives, in quiet retirement,
him.
Polpb
will
doubtless
be
glad
to
.
.
ancLfrithout
the necessity of martial low?
Dillon, at LafayettQ.
Lient.
Gen.
Wade
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>,• r?“‘P7.k i 7 Fec\n! 1 hope thut order has teen restored and
learn that he I ’
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cavalry
chtefttn
ofthe latecoufed lhe ,iot,waa nul a3diM9tero,„„ rBp6rtoJ.
j greatest
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CLOSiNifup B usiness .«—Mr. J. M < F
held a sitaation in the Cabinet under
i ! eracy.
eracy
He owns two or three extensive ’ pipaoe show thi«
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jliiLDREN
D
ie
.
The
reason
plantations, 7upon which he divides his;jjajrj
J
Fryer
of
the
N.
Yamhill
store,
has
con
Buchanan, and was radi Cal Buchanan.
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p why children die is beCaUSe
because they are not I 1 time
rQ-
jk
a
t
time, stnvnlin.r
devoting himaoir
himself /»hioflv
chiefly kA
to tko
the «win.
con- ! ,
Immediately on the close of tliat admin» j eluded to close out his present stock of
(Signed;
A
ndrew J ohnson .
taken care of. From the day of L “e‘r genial pursuits of a representative Sonrh-
istration, Stanton accepted a Cabinet ap- ¡ Dry Goodi Groceries, etc •» etc., at cost. i birth they ar| p stuffed with food, choked
'v“'1 ern ■ geotlemcn
•
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In order that the following
books,
ictuun — ...
vw»«, plantin
piauviog
and j tj
the-
rollowing from Gen.
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His former
slaves, „
of whom
pointment under Mr. Li ncoln, and was [|e askg those indebted to him to make
ted
inj.hot
rooms,
and
steamed
in
bed-j
0WnC(
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several
hundrod,
true
to
their
an- stated that he Was absent from ^ew Or
kn intense Lincoln man. j President Ji hn | ear]y gettlement of their respective aects. 'icfothesj. So much for jn-door. When , oent allegiance and theii
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eseurred iu<
cient allegiance and their own interests, leans when the i dioturbaime
J^iltcd
to
¡breathe
a
breath
of
pure
air
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wit
h
lhe
geiiera
l,
u.7
the
Presidential
office,
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son on assuming
i
that
cit\.i
> and are repre-
C ommunication from W. Chehalem
oiice
a/week,
io
summer,
and
once
or
j
rented
as
contented
and
industrious.
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Niw O b
of
course
he
is
¿
retained the butcher, am
will will appear next week. , Front it we twice duringlthe colder months, only the •
1. To Gen. Vf S. i*s**t^'Washington X
Johnson all over. If by any possibility, glean that the grain yield will probably nose is
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if peru|itted
permitted to peer into daylight
daylight.
‘ You are d»M>btle&s- a ware of the serioits t ri i-
I ot - which
• • » oecuvM
!■'!. . iu this
i . city
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Jeff. Davis were to dou the presidential
be larger' the present season than ■ ever no clothes at;all on the parts of the body
—The Dalles Mountain The Convention of 1804 »et an ike 30th
toggery, Stanton would be pleased to before^known in that beautiful valley—- i whkh ¿^¿^ecL proteition-bare le£ cer says of this superanuated dolt:
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BrHJCr8 U1C
uuojr harvesting
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•‘’eon by a letter from x\qui- present couMitwioa of tlie State. The-
\servc
him -- in —
any
bare afms,
ai'ms, bare necks, girted middles,
middles s
that i farmers
are busy
Tho
Unton is a dishonest knkvc and should help is abundant at from one and a half Kith an inverted
leaders Were polittoms, and the action of
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of li hoops,
to onllon»
collect fKa
the mr
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and nhill
chiM ik*»
the ' ; UCrSOn
Person IS
is a a CS(l(J
cand date
date IOT
for senatorial
Senatorial hot)-
hon- : the'Convention
was it liable
a
bdvli ricked not only out of responsible, pub- ; to dollars per day.
other parts of the body. A stout, strong ors
lje would not object to serve an- ’^^ * (he pnjbJie peace 1 I had mado
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goes
out
in
a
cold
day,
with
gloves
other
term.
The people of Oregou wilj Bp
wind tJ
if the
lie s
tion, but out of decent society as
—Rev Mr, Mercer, the Washington and oVer-coat, woolen stockings and thick, see;that such lying knaves as Henderson eeCdiDg8 wcre calculated to destroy die
well.
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dbuWp.soledboots, with eork between and do not try to represent them at Washing- traaquility of the flo<i»t»y but 1 iad
na
ad do
Territory wife importer has taken to him-,
rubbers over. The same day, a chi d of ton hereafter.
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> cause for action uoti they commhted an
BoTAltiN in L afayette .—Rev. Wj self a fair damsel from the ranks of hit»
iimci uulu „ns
three years,
Years, an infant of flesh and blood
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act. Ab
forty whites and hlaek»
blacks
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F. Boyakto is\ now in Lafayette, like first cargo, •] lie H
will
doubtless
appreciate
a^d
bone
and
constitution,
goe&
out
with
killed , and
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With the departrue of such men as Doo- were
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, about one hundred and
this
latter
partner
of
his
bosom,
for
it
was
shoes
as
thin
as
paper,
cotton
socks>
legs
Everything is uow qui
M’Cauberj we suppose, waiting for some
little, Cowan, Seward Johnson &c frm the ¡8axtJ 7?U j
Uncovered to the knees, neck .Mre—an Black Republican party, that organization r
et,
‘ but ‘ I deem
.¡71 it best
. e to cetin
r
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thing to “ turn up ” He has visited through many trying perplexities and vic- ¡exposure which would disable the nurse,
is going to pieces as rapidly as it can. !t 8?Pr«n,acy 10 jbo city for a few days un
McMinnville, but faitfog to be “ gobbled isitudes that he obtained her,
kill the mother outright, and make the i claims to be the Government! Twelve fjlthe matter i^iMly investigated. I be-
. ftther an invalid for weeks; ¡And why ? I will not elapse ere there cannot be found
sentunent ofjhc ^geoe^l^ cqm»
up” there came to Lafayette and publishes
“B read & B utter P artt **H The To harden them I
'fo
thqm to a mode of dress which
An(| muohj is one of general regret at thia
a card, calling upon his accusers to do radical press is having a great deal to pay they are never expected to practice; to “ one so poor as todo it reverence.”
called for ernelty, and that
him the favor to investigate the charges
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could have made any arrests t
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preferred by them againts him. We con derisively of the bread & butter party
without sacrificing Eves. {
years later would be considerated down-
inscription. “Conceived in
hpocrisy
fess that
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— To rear ehildren thus for
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in deceit,
its life was treich-
charge» of so infamous a character should ling. Tho Chicago Tribune is the aut &e slaughter pen, and then lay it|tp the I and nurtured
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SHERIDAN, Maj. OikOom’dg.
Lori, »Lb.* And then todmweomfort e,J and lts d“th d,B8™~-
be made against a person and in so pub
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lic a manner, without evidence sufficient ther of the phrase, and applied it to offi from the reflection that He bad an agency ’
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why, if they have the evidence do they
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and
profanation.
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Qreffon
Phyria-
nition, to the end. that easy “ bread ami I
not prosecute him upon it ? Something
‘ r -j' *■ r.| * »j theO egin City Manufaeturing Company
it ions might not be sacrificed t I > s Medical Journal.
butter positions
io nun ma , ig placed in proper position un-
of that sort is demanded by every con themselves and then gobbled up by huo-f I
—The Walla Walla Statesman says
Geo. H. Williams opposed the mioers der the c Ä'tÄÄ »hat
b.rr«t help Uezttemely
ceiveable moral consideration. The peo
gry copperheads.” The
. radicals holding in the Senate during the lato Session of htendon., and «
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expected
that —
the lhat
a _
ple have a right to expect it, or in lieu
that valley.
valley. Three
Three dolhn
dollars nor
per. day
day to
to being
appointments were advised to keep toeu,
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will
be
in
operation
in
a
few
weeks.
and
hands
hard
to
get
at
that.
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