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the election of Hon. T.
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Judge J. C. Peebles waa elected chier
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Clerk, Hnq A.jL.
U. Buckingham
DUCKinguaui assistant.
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The-House organised temporarily on
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Inonrponitinn«»—Messrs,
Worth
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Commerce—M'e^rs
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Countie! «—• Messrs. Cox, Stouffer
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THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
mittee to consist of Messrs. Helm, Witzd
CHAPTER III.
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and Lockhart.
The prtitipn for the
Lafayette wits
Tnrorpnratiob
resent» <1 in the Schale
Friday by Dr. Bayley, an<i referred
K K4//y
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B ’nton co.,
co...............494.................
w ■.
proper cominitte
Clackamas..
560..............
299.../...
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Columbia * • • • s
1“4........... J • • •
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T own iMPHOVEMENis.-r-Ttiere are sev ptal
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..42
being put up in
b«W
buiiuil
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nt
ph-ktiit
Ihn I g Us.,
...545
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Grant...
...254
HÀ0, smne •f voicb approach very mH 1
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Jarkaon...... • •«’ 691
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•E. C. Bradshaw E*q.,
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leti
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.h»ef bine.... ...179....
Linn , ’.....; ..1233...,
. Adams, County Chrk,.have built rts-iuens
Ixof..........
...700
< es the pnsóit s»8M>n d no ifrr’iMisfrb‘1 SMe
Marion............ ..
.. 833
intensions, udiile others of niorr.or !• ss ih «S'
MndoonMih..
..1026
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Polk
565
nitude are in pngrvss of traction m » »J! tar
Tillamook
39
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Unatd'a
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499
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T he N orth P ortland . Siw mill
W «sen
413
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JV »ahington
369
by Messrs. Harbugh find St’tel, was .reggntlr. 1
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destroyed bv fire. Loss quite iiunjensc.
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10,816
D r . M c B ride ’ s FxftM D welling B crv -D.—
The speaker declared that Georege L.
cn Ir. McBride’s
Jr jSome ti w r Nir><e tl 1 I <
W cod* bad received a majority of all the
Jas
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3,
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W. M.
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Rebecky ? She bed crushed the bridge
and was gontp—alas gone for c^0rmore I
[Note —The reader should * ere atop
and feel bad J
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old Brown*
Sheri®,
She 11®, “
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w«r»,w
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She
for
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bu» no
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Rob dt
ekyfa
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voide couM
codld Bri üdéD.
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Sbn ron to th« cam hen of her daughter,
F '. Rebecky : was tharo. S^ba^fioFO
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monHug (whicn
wàa bufa
but a ii few
ago},
bien was
few^ weeks
week ago),
es
Deacon
Browri
ritte
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lergittg
frodi
his
as
Brpwn ara* ¿merging
hia
front ball dui»r eeeew’e I basket Mtimgia
hi. d.ur
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he raiMta it up heNeen something squeal.
He bvnetii
bvaiedi with the baskuC
basket law bbv wife,
who
•ho hadn
h»d..'t
’t gut
got ov^r>ighipg
O,ar igh.ng foft
fit« Ur
daughter Repecky. She raised up the kiroff
aih ! excLtii
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Bro -a, at the highest pileb of mad Il aro !.
“And here is a note, as ijrv ^.ad
to you/* said ibe old troman, and v
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for she hac ani iiwtincl what wie Lttp.
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you will find your only grandchild. Ao-
cording to your Upqhing.
teaching. I qloped
eloped wife
wib
and married an African. You know the
He lived with
a thh .4ght,
taking with him the money you said ?
mine 00 my wedding day. My shame pre
vented me frpm rcldroing home* A am
n°F hbi»g widi a white gentleoiw. bu*
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On s ections—Messrs. Garlick, Humason,
kock, Ac., and Olney.
On E tucatiou—Messrs. Herman, Cochran
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is crowing
fr-m the
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the N'Tth,
will tind it
t Ferrv.
.RRIS.
Rebecky, like her; jjaitnt father. |ftd got
"nion man also likewise,
to pe a gredt U
and her sympathy for the dowrritl|
riqan wus such that «he could pic^k out,
in the dark,, an animal of that clan
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from
UwlhstembHge of Germans and Irriài. just
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by his peculiar shrub-like odor, wh|eh *be
an beirtss.
yuur property,.,
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bad learned to sceqt, with a pt^cirioh
47*11 Aner
named it M
equal to a dorg. And several w|re the WCttAft'.ra'‘
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noble contrabands thari she waald & this
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Hoping that mother h in Heaven,l ino J
pay bring to her father’s house.
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The did wotnan, wno
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had .«Htra grit, aaid it set wedjhnn right
ph®
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cfent
Democratic
faith,
arid
cient
and h?n<
wonld cook “nary a drop for no a|d riàèk, had no bu-ipess Io brin^ qjggeraahpetihe
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dirty, stinkin. niggeri,” as sliie ot|^n ex house, where there was a young and in gun
Cantgirf; guessed h« had enough5 ef fifg-
pressed herself; therefore, old Brown and
F
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the lovely Rebecky had to* do ail abii cuok-
wjfflt^;^egroes.
/ da4|( <> o< 1 lost daughter she sTraom d a awoon also,
1 tafririg ifie * iaftrii . Mftginib1 fieirert’ *ot
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Oldn Brown hud already made pl ai or the throat of the unfortunate old- ffti
eenbaks.and often would, he take rth«i»i whiclvrert(K$ him to lifc^fev: tpirtiMH
)m the drawer, and proudly sbakd them but as soon as he’d see the baby h©’^ rf
a
N igoer !l
u ider the beautiful nostrils of his d»rhng lapastte »nu oTO tmt,*
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Rebecky, Ind say :
NIGGEQIJ” U wro w
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farm west of L- favvtte, was destnOJ'r ¿»¿mid
“These hre for thou, my kitting, its thy “"ili?,? tlW
R: ’ >i H
V» tes, and that he is, therefore, e’ected Gov
Hay by fire. It was occupied we belt» V« hv wedding jftrnoo.one of these brig 4 days.
Tht old woman swooned for weeks. 1
ernor “t the State of Ot'gon. In the Houae
“All mine ?” asked Rebecky-
viag the old ma#'to nurro hirown
*: family ci Emigrants. A .considerable quan
“AllthirrCupoke her ^W. ^Mhe grand-baby; which edMltderehw
i ues»lay, the following standing Commit*
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back mto itp
tity of wheat which was carnered ip a room caie fully put the,pile
solemn stor
teea were announ ed by the speaker.
roir|ro;> 1
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of the buiding was of course consumed also.
On Juiiciary—M asrs Olney, Gebr, Hulmes,
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On Fridiy 1 he 14th, the Yamhill
ne Inser M ond»y, by electing. Judge Cbenowortb
ts .00. t» ropoiary-apeak ct * and but little other Co ir nty cunt« sted question was di -posed
,00.
oil as follows, in 1 the House «
on buMoess was irat)>acte. on that day. A
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Mr. Ih In» j rt seuud a j etition fr< m C
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peiWMneut organization was »fleeted ou »
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H Burch and 1 hi a
Standley* praying
10,00i per Tueday lhe 11th, by electing Cbeno
of the “patriots” of
la
nttf,
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the
scats
now
occupied
by
Messrs
and consequently believes the d
i worth speaker, and the organization
to . be a purs white man, and only ’black
rORY.
then 1 completed by the election of T. I^ampson and Lnughlin. from Yamhill 41
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account
of hip-
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color.
county Th< petitioners claim tn be whi e
u.ers, W M
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S inon was also “born of 1W.-™
po«Ti .. b
M F. Patton,jChief Clerk ; JoLn Boon,
ZYrp*
U Whit,
male ^itigens of the Cnitrd States and M -petbable pure».I
rei.te,
”
aud
whether
hi<fatb-
1). Assistant Cletk ; Irwin Fleehart, Enroll
isor,
ver or not w$ doq’t. -know.
; s<- HH‘*-‘ing Clerk , K. C. Monteith, Engrossing • nherwise duly qnal.fi d to represent their, • r was a weaver
but he uiast bate been something, çr else
Confier, I
••» u ty in lhe Legislature ; that they are SiiM'iD wnuldn ri have been borri. I
Clerk;
James
Garden,
Sergeant*at-krn»s.
mt.
wee
egally eniitkd to seats therein ;that Mes- er, wieiher cjimun had a father
not,
land John Baltimore, D orkeeper.
In
he was considered the most patriot®
patrioti man
*1 b .Lbiiipst n »nd LbUghiin are n »t ju-tly
I trf
“5 Boston. He wriri' ltkawie ch4tebU,
lhe Senate on Monday, Mr. l'vea*d«-nt an
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entitled therei n, because they dnl not re* like vthe a ¡of his bud. as any one xwuhi
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I -ee^fur he gatv evriry poor ^omin he
, PRO.
•eived
a
m»j
rify
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and
f
the
rotes
,r'_ J udiciary—Juhuwo,
Dolph,
Carn
cori'd ’ hit
ggt - tri
at the r
prsce.-i-
nuTti
Tri'f work
rm
— t -
»^ceiits
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Te action»- wight
I rat Mr 1 aii|itilfo
at the rime of th«
apiece tor each army garment, whia^on'y
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tin veiling
W S)S and means—Pyle, Palmer, Has
•»reti n invili ? hie. f.,r the hHsdift that be cirtfeed for hitpself the “amali sy0j'|ofS5
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on r-acb sofrbet coat; Simon
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a
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ijiba&iuut
efthe
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been
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Elections—Cartwright, Jwhuaon, Jef h d
t^yillei'’
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UUlSClgCliC r;’’ that is. he thought \
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preceding
the
county tor < u< year
the inosi'bt uauiifui color for
òr white children
1 laims—-Waston, Ison, Powell.
beteatt^r. He often said that the > Irish 1
lection.
’Cnrpoialpii'K—Bayhy. Br»»wu Ford
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» will he
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Count»em— J.^ron, ¡h n.-ell, Cranston
. Helm inoved thojt- rt fereuce to a negro l2_ ! therefore was in the habit of
Mr
He the
. to Let
>1 iniaiy A flat rs-« Pa liner, Miller,
he blessed rionrrabateiajri*
n. 34. tf
in’ his
•elect CVllitHi1 uvt of three, with mstruc- keeping tl
' r
uel . z
|huri«e fur a w^ek at & time; •nd
e-
' uld treat ’.ufF;
ions I ♦o rep< T at* the earj est prSCTiCSible MT
( o.umerce 1 - - Hinsdale, D* lph, Craw
noble AjfiÄ
with
ford.
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5. whisky, which
Iwaj»
•tay. The a\* » 8 and lays wtré demanded i»oiut
Education-—Dolph; Bayley, Hheton !•
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cÀfrred, -S tot 18/ Mr- kept on hand tor medical pnrp
Rimd*» and Ilighwaya—. turd, J$t-.»WI». ind the r ot a n
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bn. SV ill
11
Poweil.
votine
Lampsen not
x i. Z t
L ¡ I M - ' ¡^* h I
tl smell of liqut
out, to keep dowo the
anti a! I
Public Schools—Brown, Sterna, Cald
Mr. Olney]—Bt-fore that committee 18 I i 4 H HI Hl I I
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CHAPfER
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well.
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Deacon
Btowu
had
an
only
chil^rodali«
appoint
*<i.
I
wove
to
reconsider
thevote.
Midi
Engrossed Bills—Cranston, Sterna, Cy
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wa>
an
only
daughter
—
sixteen
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Enrolled Bills—Palmer, Jeffrie^ Cy
twelve hands high. Her form was
wi, .
f ioo on the ti| Me.
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10 the slricttst
test sense of the word
word, : 1 she
rus.
as
faultless
as
that 11
ment,
the
Mr. Oiney demanded a call of the had a gait _
Her
name
it
was
fUI
90k .
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Federal
Relations—Donnell,
Ison » House, which was refused, and Mr. Cock Greek Slaod.
AC.
Òhe wua called after old Rebecky Hn th»
Cranston.
4* ’ -I
Bible, which accounts fur her b<
Mining—Pyle, Crawford, Miller I . * ' I ran’s morion ^i.rri^d
tha^naihe.j
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The SpeaM’-r ann-utnepd th» selecl oom
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The 'JI b’cl'iok train Carne alite
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wife and' Rebecky , an only f^n)|d
»rishter RrOwn WHs ihé fina /mid on boaia?^’1 he
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tooted its
SipJibn Brown n is
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to0t and was
6ld
tonable
ch, which aitfrtfdn he BrowdWa
e war
WMr chu
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aud went ¿forth to
the conduch
much sur
sum
vice e for hia country in tig war the
conductor. Bex hd r * * • 1SIQSÖ
*®TFF
“ Mr^
Mr^Oo
at an army ( < contractor, h He wtea^Dem-
Conductor, couldn’t yon Wt he?
ocrat when rhe war first broke out j
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a slide a leet! le 1 faster?
I’m in pursuit of
number of Boston patriots surround« 1 h.ro an nrforuna ate d nghtor who eloped ” '
4 one Suoldaj F evening io Iris own]ro<>;
1 and »’ Conductor
‘ — t She
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’s alidtn
■lidio* ’ noW
no* aa
m flat
flat at
offered bin 1 ajob of making several aill she ever did.
»uns of com Ee and truwsers for soldi "> at
Still the old man walked to and fr<
o^ly / ^ome the car for he was rest ess and rothy.
an i tn me os e profit,
Foht, if he would oaly/
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ovef. So 1 81 mm,
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hundred tho
more
The train that brought Deaapn
of his k|od
kjudi r Therefore Simon, h
em, bad arrived at the, bridge of . Niagary.
Stark
weather. Helm and Herman.
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The Walla Walla Satesmaw, eaya > .that
a roan nmed.,Davidapa, oabia wijr/oufi
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following ciroctffivtances : He was
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bag. andi ntently ‘• git ” with
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distance, when two or three persons, eamA
raba^id aa evea mii^geflt»4,t j Kr<h» ndnig ■p^ehinHii^’ 3WK
For sleeping in churtds ten dollars.
Seeing a lady home from cbnreh ten
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For every flirtatirn. ten cents.
recovered, and on loeking about round nit
For ki-'-ing a pretty girl, mil dollar. VJ l mesaawifawood and
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nch ir -ttv lady u» be laaed from twen to the fair Bfbu kyviwho tiioMnafc ^»Hted
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