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N ational T hanksg
Further tcitiincry implicati
DamuiufT conspiracy to 1
vis—It is exposed thro'gi
of a loyrd Journal——For
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[From Tbe^New York Day Book.J
The followin
Doctor Horace's Abolition PHI*.
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Father,
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They dormentize the soul and mind,
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where' : reopened.
has ceased
to cxcit
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,And stultify ¿he conscience;
Then you’ll beMeve in every kind.
Of superstitious nonsense.
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These pilra^did Horace introduce
For Abram’s yitalizer,
Aud months and years their constant
Did make hirfi none the wiser.
iOpIc another year
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Of all the ¡pills and tHeir'pretence
To better one’s condition,- .
There’s none will purge out common sense
Liket pills, of Abolition:
Thanksgiving Pr
“ Almighty God,
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The race that’s white thy’ll make you hate
vith all your vigor,
same time they will create
rninff love for nigger.
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tranquility
enticientA oLconciliation
llav 3 larg Jy prevailedl, and loyalty and
.plrtriotism have yieled abundantly of their
■Fruits; ; industry
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hajs been rightly rewarded
¿nd
e have been allowed to extend our
railroad system far into the western reees-
They operate with potent sway
To rouse, the priest’s ambition ;
OF C hirst he>has no more to say,
But preaches Abolition.
thie country, while our commerce
s [esumed its customary activity in for-
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tibnal ack\nowetlgment
I, .Andrew
United States. do herobiy recommend that
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The prince of peace he’d crucify,
And send him to perdition,
If called to give the reason why,
He’d cry out Abolition.
Now, therefore,
Johnson. President of the
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Thuisduy, the 29th clay pf November next,
be qtjt apart and be observed everywhere
inithe several State s and Territories of the
ghty God, with due remembrance that
Ills temple doth every man
is honor.
speak of
I recommend/ also, that on
e same solenni occasion,. We do humbly
d devotedly implore Ilini to grant to
r national teouncils and our whole.peo-
e tjbe divire
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id alny nation
) the ways, of all gootty-
offering th
natipnal thanksgi^ag^
connection,witii this ht
Horses, Burgios, ,kc., •<
hod able terms.
S. HURLBURT.
ATTOKNEV
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. The MÌóigh
»afayette, Yamhill County, Ore
practice in the Supreme, Circu;
of the Courts of this Stat
another waij
SJutli 6l;ail 11
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branch, and (ì
cohorts to arse
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minced opérÀ
’ DR. H. J. EOUGHTOty
Surgeon,
l’ette-' Pluviefyn'
cations, we have the
-•lì GETTING
£31 J&ospltnl liejpart ipeni
it the Lord remaineth
i very
getting up
jey .detab res that the
ic meek will Ilg^guide
ae meek, will He tca?h
^termiqated, root and
rd will give strength
v is busy exciting his
d the Lord will bless
i plunder. It seems the
uri have already comi
i peace*,
on hand, both fresh and pur®
or pre emption ;
whereof,
-and we irive'on our
scc^ópd page.ajj
Of The Ähnv of the pioTOI AC.
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Office in Dayton, Orcgonj ,
bouud leagucj
hasbccu formed to
^morder all me
«jirl ticket, j
do not vote the Mon
This helliil
pcThicates timi
' LAFAYETTE
LODGE, ■* NO. J!
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àj ready se cn ;ii
Free ani* Accepted IYIasd
grtl riot at Pl|tp City.
the intentiohf.of; Qpv. Fletcher and his
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T®iscreafit,s to c.^ry the election, no mat
ter jhOjW jjruchfbldod is shod in driving
Meets in Lafayette on
Friday of each month, at
afternoon.
Brethren of the order, in
invited to attend. * T. V.
Imn’cst and pitBot^i Citizens from the
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souri alone that ev-
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COUNSELOR AT LAW, AÎ
LICITOR IN CHANCE!
Lafayette, Oregon.
teh him at oncei to
lie is uiscruit |[ and.
need be enfertlirted
I received a letter
g, which
enclose,
Lilli! J
shaft set
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refers to,
iswer my. pprpps4 I
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deeply-laid plan to
The other day, the
Sheriff of a c
i Kentucky i under-
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took to arrest a«man ipdictcd for • murder
in that Sta|o, when he was set upon by
the ¿Mongrels,* ^nd the prisoner
rescued
Besides these tangible, evidences of a de-
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termination)to involve our country again
ip all. the horrors of ai intestine war, we
havinhe viofci^ thre its of the Mongrel
Will practico in the District and Supreme
Courts of Oreg ;on.
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¡axes Paid, Collections m
Proceeds Promptly remitted.
leaders- themselves.
es already ori hand
obedient servant. ’
HE undersigned would respect! 4
nounce- to the travelling public, t
has,-at tho Lftfoyette crossing of the f
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A LARGE, NEW*AND SAFE FfcllRY
on which he can cross Teams, Stof
EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEA
The roads leading to and from this < 1 •ossing
are in good repair, and persons fr> m the
South going to Portland, McMinnville, Forest
Grove and Hillsboro, and from the North,
going to Salem, Dallas, Corvallis, wil find it
to their advantage to patronize this Fi rrv.
JOHN HARMS
Lafayette, July 31, 1866.
B ri .-G en . H olt , Judge Advocate G
eral.
The following is the letter referred
as being enclosed in the foregoing :
H arrisburg , Pec, II, li$6a
F riend C on O ver :—I saw Morgan
’ hey arq not willing
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to submit td tbejresull
till
anyhow.
Perhaps, they fkink t
timid into voting theii
Spare the
propose to
ctuiy
avoid tbe war thty tljx
t our im-
pressijon is tha: thia so
Y-beating
ffebtj this tipie.
Secretary of State-
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. ~ ioh of Elisha Averett, meth-
ria compa
on expedition to Green
, Iwas shpt y Indians while passing
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A D eserved T ribute
to
O regon
S oldiers .—The Idaho Statesman, speak
ing of the departure of Company B
Ore-
ÌRST T elegraphic M essage .— g|n Cavalry from Idaho, bound for .Van*
public message eversene by elèe cover, peaks thus flatteringly of Oregon
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»raphjf says an exchange, went Soldiers :generally:
timore to Washington, dated
It affords us pleasure
Oregon volunteers have
two years, done themselves credit aqd the
Territory of Idaho much good service»
khe former- city, of Mr. Polk It has not been their., fortune or privilege
¡A member of Congress to have their names inscribed among the
was .defeated > ^Indiana for re-election heroes. Of Gettysburg, Atlanta or Rich*
in eonsqqtieni of his vote sustaining an mond, nor yet with the boys who marched
appropriation: of• $25,000 Ho aid them in with Sherman-to the s6a; but they have
tpe ent
On the ground that “ a seen work as hard and rough, though far
Ulan w
d be made to believe in ‘less inviting. | A ... handful
/*:tr . of ~ volunteers
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stich a 1
was to big a foul to go to may fight roving bands of stealthy Snake®
Snakes !
a quarter of a century and no one would
think of calling them
th"' heroes; yet they
may march through more mud and snow,
wager
and subsist themselves through cold win*
ters without fuel, suffer fat more
1------ ; privation
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and work harder th^n thousands of their
conversation
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comrades who have won immortal fame ?
in one brilliant campaign or a single i
charge, The Oregon volunteers have '
been true soldiers
If the Mon
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to g$t up. a rebellion most >drank
ide^ruiine^ to accomodate
lio*,
to New York.—We went yesterday
e two female friends of Morgan’s
lought would back us
cautiously, and I am satisfied
rear to anything you' want.
i order to
A ndrew J ohnson
By the Presiden t : WM. Il^^fe WAI
a,” in Georgia, wrote a
letter, this week, to Horace Greeley, of
the Tribune, dei »yiqg all the stories he
Ins been publish! ng. to the effect that no
man kuown as in favor of the Union dur
ing the war was safe there.
He Aligned
his nar^e to the letter,, but Greeley refused
to publish it!
He would not allow his
readers to see the truth.
This is a fair
sample of Mongrel veracity.