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and
perjury
usurp» ion, wtu
Clerk of Grant County, and
issued;
nimsetf and colleague certifi
of
SCIÀVÌM EPS A^R-^
AN UNKfr»THa»«T*»Bl».filDICiaito
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believe^ that,
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tbe occ.
g perjury of blackest
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sion of the late stage rubbery out north t*
uue.
spread himself in a special message to th.
ui Ute Uuuauuu tue Ulti,
The following from the pruceedingo
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Indians.
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The value of human- life and the protec
lion of the ettrsen, are above all mere
moneyed considerations. This subject has
demanded attention for years, and yet
nothing has been done, i Tbe time lot
hesitation has passed. We can ignore it
longer. Do your duty, and I will sue*
o you by all lawful means.
G eorge L. W oods .
September 18th, A. D. 1866.
think Gibbs would fee!
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We should
message.
“ What nothing been done.”
out soldiers, buy
Did not Gibbs call
“ mush paddles,” run the state hundred h
of thousands of dollars io debt for the pay
scent of bounties ?
And did he,
not
threaten to scourge the state with a draft
as vigorous as it should be relet, tless ? Dio
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for ?
he called
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ruade», au idea uf what tk
■Alto ni afiá listen to: Ho
man Brenis
G. R. ileriu
to say oi;
ays fearfully plain what he
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lion, r
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’* ved ! that
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Messrs-. Brento
and MoKean were here through the offi
cul perjury of fhomas H. Brents, and
now it was proposed as a last resort to »Ob
tain that fraud by evasive measures.
Mr BR a ^NTS called.the gentleman to
order fur
for using indecorous language He
thought be had borne such abuse and d deiran
eiation about long enough. The assertion
should not be made so repeatedly witoutsome
proof. _
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tion would be fully borne out by the proof.
Hu argued that,
thav this
thia jvsolution
resolution would
wwM create
too much expence. Each witness would cost
at leabl $150.
questions
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up,
and
what
if
it
should
turn uu af-
to come i , _
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tv that some of the sitting ntemners
had no right to vote upon them ? ' It *v<>uld
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■' . people.
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" " argued that
be a fraud ' upon
the
this question had airray
alreay received the decision!
of Judge Wilson, and that he had decidsd the
legalty ot rejecting the returns.
Imagine yonrself guilty of foul official ab-
nration and haring to ait in the presence of
men supposed to represent the dignity and
manhood and honor of the people of every
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pie, ridicules the rediculous.
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P assed for the P resent .—The so*’
They called Constitutional Amendment was
have a vivid reoolleotion of having paid passed on last Thursday, we believe, by a
enormously in the way of taxes on their strict party vote, with the exception of one
property, besidi s $2.00 in the shape oi a in tbe Senate—l r Bayley—voting Bay.
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D ecided ADVERsELY.*~the cases of
now, since “nothing has been done, M
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demand to know what has become of the Messrs. Standley and Burch, contestant»
that tomething hoe
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~jority for Governor (Zj Woods has been
tet down by the disunion press uf the
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No one expected a diffrent result.
As well might you put a bracelet on a
hog and expect him to 4tre it with digni
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. Governor, and of right should have the I
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Sufficient illegal
throwing out
bounty alone to have
was done in Grant County
elected Col. Kelly. Judge Willson, a re
brought to show they were not entitled to
reals.
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in the House who 'could
not swallow
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“ Catalogue ” Laughlin—they left the
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the Supreme Judges of the state—defea
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«. M eusrsu O brorn A R ath bun contem- guished position.
t
%late building an addition to the Lefay
|tta Hoose, aud otherwise improving the
premises the present i
will also enlarge the
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It » their
>oggies at
all times to' let
,» T hat ’« I t .— Th, Herald
of George L, Woode,Mje tbe “eo called
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The Sentina! comes to ik i this week enlarged
hut printed
n
____ M osnel upon
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iron-clad
paper.
hit D attom .—This enterprising
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, village ____
seems
to have taken a fresh start this fall. Business
in the burg to 'lively and tbe people wide
awake. Tbe streets are being improved;
improved,
aide-walks built,
repaired and neri
ones esasfarwajed.
Dayton.
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desiring one orbo th copies of this invalua-
ble work,
can. by handing us 25 ct».,
have their names added to
forming]
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amusing, says the Healsburg Democratic
Standard,
note
------- to
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7___ the degree of flnency
with which such ]>aper8 as the Saa Fran-
cisco Flag and Mary’s vifle Appeal
apply euphonios e rithets to Andy Johnson
and the Philadelp ria Convention, “Vilest
traitor,” [•‘bad man.” “Presidential cha^
Iatan, imp ster am 1 traitor,” “most consu-
mate Presidential scoundrel that ever ip
fested the U. 8. Capitol,” “wicked repro
bate,” “hypocritical inposter.” are among
thè-terms of eddeafmeht which the editor
of the Flug apphes to Andy in a late
issue.— Ttye same article closes with án
implied hope that the President may soon
leave this world in a manner novel even
to the most bar|>arious of barbarians.
Had Democrats da red, or chosen, to apply
such epithets to the “martyr,” the Dry
Tortugas would ha ve become densely pop-
uhted, and human i hecatombs is addition
would barely have f sufficed * tj appease
h 1
radical rage. But, as the man said when
hi wife was vigorously pounding Him,
• it satisfies the poor thing and doeen’t do
any hart.”
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without the interposition of the/veto
power. All tho frauds and rascality per~
petrated by the radical disunionist io Ne
braska to cary the election inT that state
and furnish to the blaok republican party
another pair of rahcil senator.^ hive
therefore come to nought.
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ka fallen to the ground, but |he similar
game attempted in? Colorado is likewise
defeated. .Congress failed to act uppn
the President’s veto of the bill to admit
Colorado. It is no* probable that the bill
b|ll -
would have receive^ a two thirds
m
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.. .. tried
. ; j it Ji?
ity had
experiment been
!is
au the
me experiiueni
ueeu meu
is
certain
that
the
Colorado
bill
is
Ur-
now certain that the Colorado bill is as *
dead as the Nebraska bill.—Chicago
Times.
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The Arcident at Johnson, Pena. 1
Sep.- H.—The fdknrng are
fayette will be reperented in the foihcon»-
foither*perricularN
of the shocking <abci-’t>
Ì ingbook; A< the ageDts reijuest we prepay
dent at Johnson, Pcnw«ylvania^ where 500
people fell through a platform. L The ntin .
ed ^nd sentio the eflue at Saa Francisco, a
her of killed to placed at seventeen, and
brief sketch of the geography, natural ad
wounded at thirty. The great majority of
vantages, soil, climate, health, prospects
wounded hayeifractured limb«, and there
will be probably fifty amputations. ,Preji*
&e ,;&c., of YamhilLCounty as also a de
ascription of Lafayette, its probable future
dent Johnaon ^eeot five hundred dollais
et<jHetc.‘ which, should it reach the office
etafjetc/
for tbe reiryf of the sufferers. General
in time will be given a j place in the Work.
Geary sent two hundred dollars, and t|e
Cambria Iroh Co. subscribed one thods-
aad
dollars. The ptatfbru» was an old |
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AC knowi . edgemxt .— We acknowledge the
bridge over a dry canal, and was strong
recent of »complimentary ticket from the of
enough for ordinary purposes,
purpores, but when
ficer^ of the Stair agricultural Society, ad
crowed by people to ree tbe President whey
Ktoped at the depot near by, it broke
mitting us to all the privileges of the grounds
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down. The village, which contains 1,706
during, the Fair to be held at Salem on Oct.
G eneral S cco ^.—A New York letter inhabitant», to covered with a pall of
the 16th. 17th,: 18th, and 19th, ensuing*
says : “ Already scandal is busy with his gloom. Siorgenm» had been rent from
says
&
name. His family relations were
wer not bap Pittsburg and the neighboring country.
E 4g
dited S tates S en J t ^
—, /R— The Sen- py,
y, but dishonor never crossed his thresh-
Soldier»« Covention.
atorfkl, question will probably be ettled hold. The fair maiden of Richmond,
C hicago , Sept. 18.—The •Soldierjj
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-r^ for seems to
to-dty.
Pauucboosity
who nearly fifty years ago became hisyrife. National Convention organized at Clevi»
bav&the inside track.
track
bav^the
In the
Senate
bn
the Senate on died an e?ile from his home, but not land yesterday, with Gen. John_______
E Wood
last Tuesday he received!
J _ of
I a __
majority
temporary
chairman,
who
made
loh
from his. heart. His effection was not
- a .ohg
four, and in the House the the 'election
demonstrative. However be may have I speech, saying that' “slaveay had been 1
was put over unti
' ’ ‘ ay. It may turn loved his wife and Children, be rarely man disturbing
until ‘ to
element
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otft that the latter ■ h<»dy will prefer some ifested it In 1862 hto wife died at been removed by a war bravely fr
one else—-indeed this
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_ probable Rome, An estrangement had grown up aud gloriously ended, but tbe same u"?Jl
is
made
birred
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by the refractory action of a few republi- between them, and his irascible tempe
ness of feeling which caused the War w«
temper
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can memders uf that t body. '
as the cause.
cause, Since
“h" her now being revived by tU Radicals, wfi r
■’ I was assigned as-
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power, and he thought tGi
thi
death this irascibility increased, and I feared losing nower,
IY rite R ain B ow under th At Pid- when his own days were closing he had sooner the SuutUvn
Suuthovn States
State» were restored
restored
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said loss of lberfc
became an exile from affection,' He died the better. He
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With the single exception of thd in the presence of a few military friends. commences with opwession, and' oppre^
Hera^i. every Democratic paper in the There was but one hand in which coursed s.ion follows war. The United States at
a drop of his own fiery blood to press his conquerors can affoed to be just and mag
State* including the R eportbr * *
oppes d the ejection
ection f Nesmith,
Nesmith. brow as it grew cold in death- In taking nanimous. The bra,v.e are always mere fttl
death
did not snap and generous.- Af: President Johnson
N
th may purchare votes, but there is him from the w orld,
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said, W^ have had ac> . enough
enough ; ; let
t hit re
one ing, thank God, he cannot pnrebase 1 one
of pure aneeiion.
fot thk
be
peace.
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on
credentials,
etoL.
•—th is the
r , Demoa
------cratic pres of the
are beiqg appointed^
State.5»— Reporter.,
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W| had all along been of the opinion I ndians .—We learn that an attack was
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[ndiaus on the
made
by _ a party of
Canada^ correspondence says there to L-_.
that our able cotemporary was “sound on
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wear Alkali, bn Wednes abatemeut iu the excitement concehimg.
oh the goose,” and did not need any addi-fday. Mr.
Mr. Wheeler,
Wheeler, Agent and driver the Fenians.. It is also said that the Can^
tionaivoaober at the bands of > ts editor. ot the
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adians are organizing squads to make . R
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ing through both cheeks, destroying a raid wpoa the American border towus in
ft^eems he thinks differently, however. part ofohis to*gae and a portion of the
We shall not pretend indifference to the D»of of his south. I The Indians carried I revenge for tho Fenian raid upon Canada»
There to great activity at the Fenian head
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off
the
stag
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and
wheel
horses.
Fortu
above thrust of the Reporter, but think
quarters under Stephens. Important
nately there were no, passengers. Mr.
We will be able to survive it.
ells Fargo & Co, had movements may, be soon expected.
Page, Agent of Wells,
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for his life—almost
id the Reporter not get a bid ? May-be a narrow escape ft.
Indians
’ 1 he fought his way
surrounded
by
Indians*
that’s what’s the matter.
S un S troke —When persons are su
back to give the alarm
alarm’ discharging his
struck, friends should immediately trke
Henry rifle at the Iddtons as he went.
glass of cold water, place asheet of pap„.
ED OR STOLEN
From . LH
jíhü in
Lttayclb- near a year It is doubtful whether Mr. Wheeler is over it and iavert the glass upon the top
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u M.v.yviv',
Cine 8MMllish gray taare, with all white still alive, Dr. Brooks left this morning of the head. The paper prevents the
unds. This bold attack
knee, abput four
years «»H
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J to attei d to his woui
water from runiug out. As *oon »•< tbe
*ile
now f,r probably has bad,, was niadé within < few miles of Camp ;
water becomes warm, fill the glass again,
«M» nee she left. Sho was gentle, and? Watson. When i will
___ Government
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ill the
an
j entinue^his prooere until the patient
and
broke ‘ rid» ■ had a few saddle marks
and the General »-Chief of the Prcific do
bringing said animal to me at something for oar relief from theòe Indian revives. This is the plan adopted* by the
contrabands of Louisiana, and we have setn
will be suitably rewarded. La toy -
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house while the vote was beiog taken.
* We must reproduce that 4 Catalogue ”
Woods may solas Governor*—for the full
treat on Laughlin before close of the Sse-
term of four years, yet it would be hard
r - ili
sion.
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I to induce a moiety of hto party adherents
"jto believe he was honestly elected to the .{♦Ex. G ov . hnor LoiriToiJHHHf
I owa .—The
place j it wowld be impossible to so con
Id»do Statesman oft late date, mentions
Jiuce thqm—they know better. The
the arrival in Idaho of Ex Gov Ralph
dfatifa, practiced at bis cgoih ranee against
Lowe of Iowa. Subsequently to being
hto opponent are too palpaMe, plain,
Governor, Judge Lowe was elected one of
publican
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ty as to expect justice at the hands of that
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body tbe way it is now constituted. So
The legal footing, of the figures under
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offered no evidence to rebut tbe volumes
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f ut any tarog having been done, and differ.” They can wjth confidence plead
thoughjhe unprotected miners have not thm io bar when they are arraigned for
I Seen anything udue, and Goy. Woods ip political recusancy.
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F unds . .-—From the:
published exhibit of the receipts aud dis-
m^nts of Linn county in the
burs mente
me year
®uding July 7th, 1866* we find the total
receipts including the militia fund to be
139,041 44. The amount of disburse
ments for the same period is 139,041 41
leas 1769 on hand and unappropriated.
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-Ì acts cf the 38th Congress—Our
The following is another choice bit of I portant
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icq] pudence. All are admonished to acqui i- N ìw States and Territories-Postal rates*
i C e io the result, when he knows if they Money-order systei m, stamp duties, etc.
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Also amount of1 public debt—-Census of
Wgl uld, CoLKflly would new he occupying
I860*—How to eg ter public lands—Chro-
th® > placeait-ur
lrped by him.
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C hanged hands —The Penitentiary
^dn e of -the most exitug political campaigns the War—-U. S. Government Ministers changed hands on Friday la>t, A. C. R*
kt own in tb^ hisUry.of American politics,
Shaw retiring and Major Berry, of Grant
cabling forth pll the zeal, and energy, and Ac -Senate and I ouse * of Representatives
county, taking his pkc^.
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‘ lireroeBd of party alliances, and a rigor- politically classified- Election returns for »■'i
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I iui|ily euloroed discipline ; but the people.
1805,64. and ’60 Ltotiof States, Capitals,
^yrhou> is lodged all political power, have
T he president, it is announced, has
¿pre sed their will, at t e ball t box, Governors, date Legislatures meet State
last %.<
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signed all bills that were passed in the
tne tast
in accoithince with the th ry and sptr- Election?, etc., etb., and popular vote for j
a|
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Of
the
session^
excepting
the
bill
to
ft -|»f VW»
13 hoped
IlUpCU all
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our IMüMbWVIWUDk
iusiitutious, IV
it is
willl 1864, 60, and 56. In short it is the most adm t Nebraska-a»
Nebraska »its a
a'state.
'state. Congress
w|ljngly
_ , an i t hu«
willingly acquie&ce
acquiesce in tl
the ____
result,
having adjourned before the expiration of
again vindicate the ability of the people complete compend ium of political and oth ten days after the presentation of this bill
fur self-government.
self-goveirumeift.
er valuable
anywhere else to be for the Piesident’s signature, it fails, U!i4 ‘
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And did he not sinch his corporeity
The sa ency of the above ^paragraphs is
portion of the State, with the eyes ot a
and praade his soldiers st two successite
8U| iph as to provoke criticism aud exposure
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frowning lobby full upon you, and tn ar'
Btate Fairs’ ? Did he not contribute freely
though it were not the purpese of any
the
withering
accents
of
persons
supposed
of our substance in the way of u premiums’
to say aught respecting their author.
1 to the best drilled companies ? And was to know of what they speak, sound in
not the avowed object of all this parapher your ears PERJURY I! There lives no
S amuel D. W hitaker E sq . Agent
man with a conscience void of ofiense whg.
nalia and display at the people.) expense
i for the “ Pacific Coast Business Direc
would
submit
for
a
moment
to
such
an-|
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to discipline forces “ for the protection of
tory,” wrote us from Portland that he had
' the frontiers ?” Did not Gibbs, Falstaff- athmas—they are deserved. H
intended to have visited this place, but
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’ like, frequently “muster his Recruits?”
II ons Rosenheim and White of Mult^ that he must return to San Francisco.
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evcr more. He threatened
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uomah are threatened with political anni-t ¡and could not therefore come. He has
' ' 1! r ' j i I fa ' ' b p .1
r .■ copperheads and other M Indians ” with
hilation for presuming to voto with th j procured through S. C. Adam's Esq. the
4 * dire vengeance. He “diq puffeth and
Democrats on a few
These necessary information
infortoation Concerning
concerning Court?
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blowetb and faunobethall these thing did gentlemen probably remember that they uncials, courts
etc, and
thfough
through
he do, and yet “ nothing has been done.” were elected on a platform ex ressly pro R| L- Simpson, P. >1., » statement of the
t1
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, daily Herald.
teived from the pu
iGe.»»
Horten & Co., No. 162 Nassau street» N' Y-,
NAVioATrox of WX JVXtAtnr Brv-
« been called, by th<$ voice
m.
—C.nt K«Mo«r
th'
f to preside over th Executive an invoice of Anti-Abolition works,-including ÄCHf.mbill
X.»«r'Y»n>Wil'"E
rep«ire<i, »nd
» being
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rf the State of ^Oregon, for the the Democratic AI mana, for 1866. This is a
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ay; inr'aecor.
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“ Werk that no person, and especially no Dem will be io rwdinera
next week. The riYer
ri« has been cleared
of law, taken
4th the ret
the . mouth
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to entering ocrat who desires to be posted with the nuth- notef drift «*<1 »nt-m I as far
Uia oodk of office, ptopa
upofr As responsible duties of tho high tic figures always at oommand should be with 0f D^ Creek-, w of JBeo^hanng
¿eTeiiployed for the last sk weeks for
trusteonfided to my hands; and a judicipus out a file of.
<n«i impartial execution of tho duties
The number before us contains in a form that purpose.
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convenient for reifere nee, Astronomical Cal
A rrested .—C Drake, lately employed
my constant and most earnest attention.
culations and Calendars for every latitude in Harbaugh & Stitxel’s mill, making
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Tbe above' septenw we give as a
boxes, was arrested near the mouth of the
ihu to responsible for the war?—Let-
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Columbia river, and returned^tb this city
specimen of the eool effrontery of the man.
obtained
was con* k
For ow Hiding a' position obtai
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lrie-~The productions of the West India fined io the county jail, changed with
through frku£, hud in contempt of jus-
incendiarism. He' w’ai arranged yesterf »
' inc ‘
Islands
before
and
after
emancipation
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day before
Squire
Gradon, . charged whlj
tice, morality and law, to flaunt into the
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IM suppressed during the having set fire to the north Portland steam
faces of thè people of Oregon tbe self List of newspapers
He was granted until to-day
sawmill
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evident
he aaoamtA»
assumes responsi- Lincoln reign -Prodai mat ions of the to plead.
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bilities in response to the call of the peo- President—The so-called Constitutional
rkable IsnpwAonco.
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