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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1866)
«-•0' •' "T , 1 ■ 1 Ì -i- ■ ,< ! 'I* p " ♦' i J 1 ■' • ’ « > carbon and rtitrogen from- i THE COURIER to compose as, and ;t- 1’ ■ FGLAS MONUMENT. only Bst of a circular. platf^ lentary substances PREACHER jeet high. The Model Parlor Upon this 1 hilar platform, but a li Appleton £ DEMOREST’S ty feet square and ele Cyclopedia I walls five feet in th giv js the following aceount of till. John.—<1 he atrocities comm«« miscreant durin the revoii- almosti exceed belief. He of Connecticut, but removed r of Wyoming, where in 177®, C(Jo menjof wSorn -SIR* Perkins, and by him donated ity t in of the consideration being here. located The n, not having received a patent issued its bonds for deeds • to : end it appears that most, if 0OMBINES AN D P R E S EN T S T H R most interesting array of popular features ever » offered magazine, t including larger and'‘more, , cantainin g p tue rema esman. The sarccpha, qrouga bronze’, door round, and tbar T| Magazine Monthly I jntain a chamber ten s chamber will be pla vitb wittèls, and J OF AMERICA. will be surmounted wit His Pedigree gazine STEEL ENGRAVING Than are furnished in any other, 'I ’ ornamented- with Original Stories and Poems by the eminent 4 mi* the corners. ?ttacked the towns ai’td aShtic region, and ift- atcly win ashacred those who sub- well as i those r who ught,? Wfc i. Tot® children as well as ‘what ternis jould •granted J’ d : ‘The hatchet I People fed’ s and every age ■ w< indiscriift- wbretthià iut up in houses, wh s; some wpre held ARCHITECTURE COTTA MODEL 1 I- S 1: I . rams fine portraits of emi- p e r s o< b 8. .' • I The Fashions, ■ .J -In every department of ladies’ and chili dren’s dress, splendidly illustrated with unri vailed and model r i «fc FASHION 1 n atter a size pattern Francisco Orleans an -UJf ■ Ilouschould D istrict C ol I rt .«—Jn this court which there was but little business of importance urprise, Quite a number of cases were slapped continued, while the One of the most portance io he I ■ j! JENNIE !,etc ete*. im beautiful package this term—the tried at : matters and receipts with. last week, terminated its session during transacted. PLATES • Simons-Raleigh case, was moved to Polk county on change cf venue. iaS : ’lowed h ÌMOREST, I 1 that way. ?1 ’twixt’f ----- r—I , reckoned Semi-Wéekly .—The P. T. Com commenced xakin present season, an o no further lack c From J PORTLAND to LATA VETTE, • )ld engin- via Hillsboro, Forest G and return TWICF a V Un ion— with that. assengers and Baggagt 'taken to hncMnom __ ith the President yesterday, Thlere e a large numbei of Southern nicn ip 'W.ashiuztoiij including Geuural Dick i Taylor and-Kirby Smith. There seems to be a general belief ajn- ong them that the President will shortly issue a universal amnasfy proclamation" including Jeff. Davis. :i [ \ The Post says that Gen. Grnnt has re yoked the orders^ numbers 3 a’nd 44, which he issued for thet purpose of protection to formed, of which the hydrogen uni es itself with the nitro- ammonia.— eatian itrogen not being r present in the turf itself which is only in the form of atpmonia, 8 I formed by the dry i > JI distillation of aniu I substances. f ' ■ / This shows that the. nitrog from bodies which live er ha7e lived animal therein, and of such traces are to be found in the turf. le creature D oing -, Gen. willingly hath ¡F subi represented, which through shelter in Cordova their bulky developea:eijt produce the nitrogen io turf-pits and in turf itself. \ cause that bes not act as quickly as because it decomposes it thereby becomes more ' 111' is«-’ i -• December 8J18G6, / J The classes of infusoria, polypes, worms, molusca, Crustacea, and inserts are best J- • N1 In fact, it can be proved that the nitrogen of the turf really originates - • SHERIFF’S SALE otice is hereby giverjthat an execution issued Auto Court for Yamhill Comity41)reg ; directed, in fdVor of Waiter a man, and against S. MJ film want ol personal property <|i satisfy the same, , I hive .levied-upon and wiH sell to the,high est bid er for cash in hand< on as it is in animal sdbstances, as for instance and meat. J. i < - ’ 1 . in the turf must b^ in the same conditi in horn, bones, albumen all the above and iiitei^nediate Points. Packages of Goods, Ac., carefully had propiptly delivered. H/' • v i ■ ■ E^rWill leave Lincoln House at 6 a . M. M0NDAY8 and THURSDAYS. . Ar- riviug at LAFA YETTjSlon Tuesdays and Fridays, and reaching , PORTLAND on * ‘ return trips, Wednesday ii and Saturdays. D- 1$ IFIELDI Pro- . Lafayette, Aug 26,18$1 , • Z ¡¡IK ! view tnrf ? The genera opinion is »hat carbur- This, however, is controdicted by the ni* P , sissippi CGinmijttee did But what is the source of nitrogen in gen of the air so I 13 to form K, Carrying the •* United States M ail ! Sources of Nitrogea. etted hydrogen gets is and .Centerville, . ¿pet| living. \ Gen. Hindman is ^In Cordova * ^practicing law. Ex-Congressman (Judge,) |< < Oldham of Texes, is engagedyinweight- ’ a history of the war, together with tak- ing photographs as a means of support. ' at the Court -House door- iip Lafayette,-in the County7 and state aforesaid, between the hours I of 9 o’clock a. in., and .4«4’clock ip. -m., of said day, all the right, title and interest of S. PROF i M. Uillmore and wife, hi and to, the foliowing SCHOOL described real estate, to wit: Situated ip Yamhill County, Oregon, and being the south half of the Dop'itroh ¡Land Claim of S. 1 M- Gillmore and wife-, Claifai No% 1844, and being in Sections 25-G, T. M S. R. 4 W., con- , taining 320 acres, more or less; together with • all the appurtenances. Sold to satisfy the HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS|- above execution, costs and Accruing costs. ure in announcing that he* is prepared ,, The abeve real estate wdl be sold subject and provided with increased facilities for con- to a mortgage herd by Joh^ Kirkwood agas — ducting a inst the same. . ' i. L. L, WHItCOMB, Sheriff. J • 1 « : I I 186G, ; 13 42 4w Lafayette, Nov. 7, 1866, FIRST CLASS SCHOOL i •■ IL' is said a desi using turf alone« minus in general OWJ81T, said he, r ! which .J can’t ' ' J 1 -I ■ Exami î I address j ‘I «I ’Ti i* a h 1 in Lafayette. All- the ordinary branches taught at prices ranging from $5 00 to $8 00 per quarter, of twelve weeks. . ’ * The public is referred to patrons of former schools taught by him. Haying determined to engage permanently in the business in this place, no pains will be spared to make his School one that is worthy of the patronage of all classes of our citizens. • Parents desiring their smaller children correctly instructed will find it to their advan tage to give my sehool a trial. M. R. CARY. Lafayette,-November 12th, 18G6. Sm? Meet? in Lafayette on1 the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month, at half past 6 ih the afternoon. r Brethren of the order, ini- good standing are invited to attend EMBREE, ’ ‘ G eo w F m . S teward Sec’y,