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ATTOf» AT LAW. r *• 'W "J V . i r »a... » 5 I - W ■ i. j 4 s 4 UH. ± i I i • 1 >.'i. it 1 • » 4 V j Curibus,Facts. i I iBJ Thu Paupers of the Republic. |îï • . ri !i 4 í < THE BEST POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL1 IE • i _I- , ± . 1 aiix 1.1 The Chicago Medical Jour I sums up, as 1 There are thirty thousand idle nqgroes I 1 I fl I A 1—fl f fl^ MANUAL PUBLISHED. 1 ~ curiosities in medical litpratur< ind as fur*, in Wasbingtol n ! ’ Thirty “ thousand paupers * IS8UED XVEBY TUESDAY, AT supported by the toiling, tax-ridden, in- NOW R^ADY: nisbing a most ludicrous le ip army • wh ‘ ! ~rhrte men of the Republio !— LAFAYETTE, practice, of the unfitnesi THE DEMOCRATIC ALBKANAC.4 i; touching dustrious ‘ h Thirty thoi usand consumers of bread and ’ YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON, army supplies in thejate war, as fllowB : i ' And Political Compendium For 1867 ! meat paid for by yoa, you, laboring men of the ♦^It is ontjr when ono a cl hes thè sub- country. Thirty thousand pets of the I i I i —BY— ..CONTENTS jequof alcoholic stimulai tfeat the exigen- Abolition faction who converted them from ciçs|of •f the occasion becol becoh 1 ly apparent.— 4 Astronomical Calculations and Calendars H. UPTON. -JOÿi 04 quarts of alcohol ,231 quarts of useful chattel«, to idle, lazy, dissolute pau for every Latitude; The R ight of S uf - I i Viril j Jin I ; •brajdy, V13,729 ; Mi quarts , , 3, ¿vói rine, 1,113,690 pers—from sprviceable laborers to loafing FrAGE; The True Theory of Government i * quarts of porter,, and ¡2,45 iSf quarts of vagabonds 1 Thirty thousand blessings of Stated; iDcreaBCof Public Debt; The Re tERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, (In advance.} whiif ey barely sufficed to stain the faint- the radical war for the dissolution of the sult of the late Elections; The Future Mie-. ing energies of our fsick sick and wounded v heroes. Union, on, theiimpoverishment the'impoverisbment of the South sion of Democracy; Constitutional History;: One Copy Ono Year,......................... $3 00. and Morgan, and No iwonder that Mosby, and ern people, and the galling bondage of the Arbitrary and Illegal Arrests made and done - Copy Six Months, .......................... 2 00. One sgertd Foyiest were, so eiger td intorcep| our hospl- laboring men and women of the* entire By order of Abraham Lincoln, from 1861 to* tai trains. I i^Clergym» len and Teachers will be Fur- , ■ | j.,.."'; 1865, comprising between throe and four Several of tho items [in the official report] country, i C ourier at $2,00 per annum. nished with the How doligbted the hard-handed farmers^ handrod cases; Pauperism and Crime in . looK: queerly out of place in a fist of army look pl the United States ; Presidential Proclamar ■1 ' jg- ' \ r-' 111. . V ■*- • • I I’ I ¡ stores; for instance tBieei hundred and fi fif- mechanics and artisans of* the North would tions; The Veto Messages of President John* >e Master of Aris is obviously and;, wholly teem obstetrical instrflm instr<m4nt cases, flanked n-L1- J 1 by be could thejr have a glimpse or two af teeq|obstetrical RATES OF ADVERTISING. son; The Negro Bureau and Civil Rights original with the: historian- (?) J. N. fivttfiundred and thirty«seveni i copfes of bro forded them df the manner in which these bills ; The Proposed Constitutional Amend-'4* theifBedford’s Midwifery. Fourbir One Square, 12 Lines or less, one Inser- ir hundred and thirty thousand black members of the meets; The Vote in Congress on Negro A glimpse at his message, to Arnold. . $3,00. ^iorij • • • | • • «4 tweity»six twedty^six , speculums, _ 7"’^^- with seven hundred privileged cli T of the ramp era pass their Suffrage; Mengrelism; U. S. Government. . ,1,00. For each subsequent insertion, , Congress in extra session, in July, 1861 and |hirty thirty seven vaginal syringe», syrip| jripges,;f were active Ministers Plenipotentiary, dec.; Senate and t ■ .“• j -ii a - fl -fl —* 1-1 . A fl— —— -I WI k L time. A liberal deduction will be made on will be sufficient to convince any one at all ly. used during the war. When the ¡volumes Every sdnsl liny day thousands of them House of Representatives of the XXXIX th Quartery, Yearly, and half Yearly Adver JT ’ o e Army Med Medical Reports are published, of tb Congress; The XL tk Congress as far as that Lincoln was a “ power” in a literary we shall'hope tisements. toleafn^iow oft0ri oftirt th<Tope the opération swarm about he public places and leading shall hope tolea#nhow Elected; Official Election RetarM for 1866, Hotel, Medical and Law'Cards, $10,00 per way._ After the poor printer h^d exhaust for the relief of vesico-taginal fistihla wi is per- avenues of t e Capital, wandering about 1864 and 1860—oarofally eompiled» express annum. IVIU#VU formfcd under VMSVAMA Uiv, fire, ■>* in Virginia. V4 But these aimlessly in fa ■ags, or strutting consoquen- ly for The Democratic Almanac; List ofz t&^Coin Being the basis on which our ed his ingenuity upon the document ip the seem insignificant triflesjw hert wS turn to the rates are fixed, Currency will only be taken effort to make it readable and save any qf the masculine side of the quts tion i-i-154,154 lit tially on the pro: imenades in silks and broad- States, Capitals, Govcrnors-M)ate Legisla cloths—prostit ;utes, thieves, beggars. Eo- tures meet—State Elections, dte. Pooiaias ’ at market value. tie syringes were ordered, fo^ the comfort of ter the galleries of cither Ho ine- Vote for ProsidenL 1864,1860. 1856. Tbs original, the proof reader was yet unable,'1 the4eptlemen who consumed 1,2&J,129.oz. bf Tariff Swindle—Hew Consumers aro robbed. tenths of the ¿pace assigned to ¡spectators in many instances, to make it conform coptftba. Tfeus wap the ancient yeptuatioo of COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. t, Mavs once more exaltud, while.t^o parturient is occupied by a gaping,bullet-pated, ick- 'jk --••ys of Venus were gently urged P rice —Single dopies, 2Oo.; six oopies, » Judge, J. W. Cowles; Commissioners, AV1 even to tolerable usage. Jud ur^ed with 22,* lipped, woolly,headed, animal-jawed crowd Ball, J, H. Brown; Sheriff, L. L. Whit n'.y, it .i as" the greatest- of niggers, this dregs of broken tip planta $1 ; fourteen copies, $2, post paid. <By ex In the very first sentence of the message 471< £z. of ergeit. Verily, ’ C. D. press, $12 eer hundred. . comb; Clerk, S. C. Adams ; Assessor, war |bc century has s^cu. tions, idle and vicious blacks released from is furnished an instance of intolerable gram- Clem. Eckles; School VAN EVRIE, HOBTON A CO., ’ Smith; r Treasurer, ~ -il! / ' f-,' Pabliahan* wholesome rci traints of ^task masters and Superintendent, Rev. John Spencer; Coroner, mar. The sentence reads : THE MXLIT. ARY Op r- •.• t overseers—lock at thCBTl--Greasy, dirty, ->d] No. 162 M amau -«i., N J. W. Watts; Surveyor, A. S. Watt. n T^e fallowing is a true io copy of ? the military “ Having been convened on an extraordinary lousy, they dr iwsily lopk upon —- — ■■ , ■ ■» ■ ■ ■■■■—- : down the .............. ! 1 T- bilí, J parsed passed the Hou House, the JM J3ih ofFeb- of Feb- 1, ¿s il session as authorized by the constitution, constitution your 1 ‘ ! Í ■ ■ 11 assembled wisdom of a dissevered Union ordinary subject- ruar 18671; attention is not called to any i Ü —sleepily ii$ en to legislators who have of legislation.” V W h' • ■ ‘ • IT AB L to provide for the merce morc'cfficicnt gov- .... — ■ < - - — — given them their freedom and now nrn- r_, I er ment of the mSUrreclioi oiiary Slates. v Z - Who, or what has been convened, dpqs r ■ i.’i HIS HOTEL is still kept for the accom hetcas the pretended dtatje governments of pose to investfthem with the highest (priv wh modation of boarders and the travelling not appear. ileges of American citizenship. Appro Piano-Forte Manvitectwres» tb| late so>calkd ;CoufederatuStates of Vir priate, public. isn’tit? Bigots on the floor, [bar participle agree ? parse, if you please,« 499 BROADWAY, NEW YOB#. ginia, North Carolina, SOujh Carolina, <M)OI> STABLINÇ, the* gallery — the black pattern barians in _ Georgia, Mississippi, A.abaulaf Louisana, ¡sana, 4< having been conveped.” “ Your often- THE attention of the public and the trade Florida, ^1 .’exas jmd Arkansas wefe were set up of sectioual hate, fanaticism and intolcr- and Arjks&SAS and attentive hostlers. is invited to our New Scale,Seven Ocluve. tion having been convened ” is strictly w^ jout the authority o|TU|>ngreS8 and wikh- i anco fringed by the sable shreds of ignor- Rosewood Piano-Fortes, which for vbfame In connection with this bouse will be OU 4 the sanction of the people^ and whereas auce, vice audj squalor I what the Sentence above quoted, means, and parity of tone are unrivalled by any kept Horses, Buggies, Ac., Ac., to Let Lehde J govern iu pittWcDded goveruuicats afford no ad®- aai pW h God of our fatbe — How long q r fathers — -how hitherto offered in this market, They con-1 ] on reasonable terms. . no. 34, tf. and surely no one will question the ridicu quttc "'Si_ for liiie or property, Property, but long must we < ^udure these i quité ’ -protection p rotee1 tion While tala all ths modern improvement«— French * ------------ i -------------------- i—- things ? How cotinteifeneo and Encourage cudntcniinee êncouraye lawk&sneas lawlessness sud aud lousness of such English. grand action, harp pedal, iron frame, over tolerated in the triple; and whereas it ip necessary that long shall blue k treason be tolerated Ben. Hayden, Further along in tho same message, the pcice apd good order should be enforced in balls once set i tpart for devising measures strung bass, etc.—and each iu«lrsment being following terse, lucic and clfiar (as mudp sail so callud States until loyal and repubs for'thc prosper lity, the glory and grandeur made under the personal supervision of Mr! .114 ” Jn State governments can be legally cs- of all the peoj >le of the Republic—how J. H. Guo vests en , who has a practical ex paragraph occurs : perience ofbver thirty year« in their manu EOLA, iskea : Therefore, long will white i men submit to wear the facture, is fully warranted in every partiosdar. " _ ' ¥ "IIIIJ ' J ' Li • : “ A disappordonate share of the Federal f Be^tt enacted by the Senate and House of yoke of vassalage and bondage that ihetr POLK COUNTY, Oregon. muskets and rifles bad some how found 1 The “Grovestee* Piano-Forte -'3 — -...... of -*> negroes may epjoy a perpetual holiday, Rep^psen^liyes of the United States way into these states, and had been seized tp praclico in the various Courts of this ill prac m at the in Congi Congress assembled, That said without money and without price? be used against the Government. Accuruu|i Amkiica In price ?— Received the highest award of merit 44 ly State. celebrated World's Fai\ Fair, shall be divided; into tion of the public revenue lying within thet^; late ^oti'f<iflerat^tates frilerate S La Crosse Democrat I i districts ......... and made subject to the had been seized for f__ the same objeet.” ». : & five rpilitaity Where were exhibited instrs mente from the ■9 < c. o. €UIUL. military authority, of the United States as C onscience M oney .—Treasurer )in- best makers of Loudon, Paris, Germany, How the public a ‘ revenuo ” had been hereinafter *rsl prescribed, and for that, purpose HHHHH Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston and New- Nc~ ATTORNEY & COUW SEIOR AT LAW > rammed down the aforesaid muskets, ie Virginia ¿hall constitute the, first district; ner has received a letter from Brevet Maj. York-, and also at the'American InamutoT Instituer SALEM, OREGON. ___ and r. Souih'Carolina . r_ _ the _____ _ AV. S. Wainwright, Asst. Quartermaster, for five successive years, tbe Gold Carolina second » only matter of conjecture, up to the pros* Nort| ¡•r ill practice in the Supreme and Circuit t; Georgia, Alabama and Florida the dated Chattanooga, Tenn., Feb. 8, inclo«- ver Medals from both of which can be Kerr ent time. And the idea of “ masketB/J muBketa,| ence money” ’ received by at our ware-rooms. ! iistrict; Mississippi land Arkansas the Courts of this State. 4 district 1 and Louisana and Texas the ; Louitona i ek-employe Quarter* him from an ejt-employe of the Quarter» * tSFTarticular attention paid to Probate finding their way “ " dqwn itj Iqwn South,” - is of ifc By the introduction of improvements we master’s Department, who stated that be make a still more perfect Piano-Forte, amV business and also to the collection of debts, self rather a rich “goak. oak.” • i. And be it further enacted, That it had chaii ged his course of life, and desired by manufacturing largely, with a strictly and forwarding of proceeds. |!p ! ■ V j *' ’ k l.l. the duty of the general of the army to make reparation for Uat amount i of oash system, are onabled lo offer thesq in We would like to fl have the historian i ■ to the command of each of said dis S. HURLBURT. - struments at a price which will preclade all Arnold tell us what the following means | officer of the army! not briow the which he had robbed the Government compétition. ’ . I i while in the | service. Five dollars in ATTORNEY AT LAW, “Everything was forborn, without whijtb| rank* of brigadier general, and to detail a suffi Our prices are from $100 to $20&cheaper to this amount were received to keep “ the govern- cient ^military force to enablq such Officer to addition ----- 1--------------- ------------- than hoy first-class Piano-Forte.. * - Lafayette, Yamhill County, Oregon. Wil) it was believed possibly ies and eriforife enforce his perfonid his duties hjs authority from a toarty at East Liverpeol, Ohio^— ment on foot. ” T erms — Nel Cash in current funds. .* ? practice in the Supreme, Circuit and all r i^h hie within thfe distract to wlhiefb ho is assigned. Waahin v_____ iglon Dispatch. Descriptive circulars sent free. . ;< ■ of the Courts of this State. Again: i SE(|]m And be it further dnacted, . That it Why;is it tbflt we never hear of larger ,;s _ • ■ ■ ▼2 v2 »10 By l*y ¿utv ( ot each officer assigned as sums, 8Ip,000,§50,000, or $100,000 being “Their memorade were made inolosurcs of shall Ge the e djilfy E. C. BRADSHAW, e prole* all persons in their rights return J to the Government ? Rascals of Maj. Anderson’s letter.” /U4 aforesaid to protect COUNSELOR AT LAW, In the following, again, the singular and of per ;on and property, to suppress insurrec these ddinominations are almost as numer tion, ( iserder, and violence, ^nd to punish, or Is it because tho Lafayette, Oregon., > plural are slightly confused : causo ttobe punished, ¡all disturbers of the ous as tfie smaller ones. la acquisition of large wealth has a hardening ' ill practice in the District and Supreme “JTbe sophism itself is, that any State publia peace, and Dominais, and Io this end effect upon the S' feeart n ¡heart and conscience ?— Une may allow local civil tribunals to take ju Courts of Oregon. may withdraw, * ♦ themsclyc* i beingi risdiction of and to try offenders, or, when in It is a subject which is worthy of the study his judgment it may he necessary for the trial of tho Christian and moral philosophor.— f^^Taxes Paid, Collections made, and the solefhdgef Principal £)fficc 616 Broadway, -.ffïttÉwnder ers, be shall have power to organize Proceeds Promptly remitted. We do not remember ever to have heard of MEW YORK. ■ The author winds up with the sage dec Ì military commissions or tribunals for that pur- an instance of any large amount being re 1L A V* * Jrw '! » ML 44-, 4 ! 4 1 Z*\ » n.z4 I •> **a » I REAT improvement in Sewing Ma pos", Anything in the constitution and laws A of 4* laration that the executive had “ no.rig|ft B. F. Bonham. Attorney at chines. Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion any oe ogtbe the so-called-cOnfedeRat® so-called- confederate States to the stored txrigovernment through the power of conscience. — ^N. Y- Qbseiver. Sowing Machine,.. Il ia thus rendered noise to shrink,” but from what, is not stated. contrary notwithstanding - and ànd all legislative contr&y Notwithstanding; less in action. Its motion being all positive, - If any oppose that we have garbled tile or juificial proceedings, or processes to pres G etting an I nvitation .—Rev. llr. it is not liable to get of order. It is tho best vent x^ pohtrol the proceedings of said-unita SALEM, OREGON. extraots quoted above, or that the record ry'tribunals, and all interference by said pre —— had traveled far to preach to a con- Family Machine f Notice ie called to oar ' ill give prompt attention to all legal tended State government* with the exorciso of gregatijn at------ k j After the sermon, he new end improved Manufacturing Machine, business entrusted to him at the Cap is not fairly stated, they have only to refqr military authority under tb>s *ot, shall be waited very patjcfitly, expecting some one for* Tailors and Boot and Shoo Fitters.— itol. He will also praaetiee in any of to the the message as officially printed, to be void and of no effect of the brethren td invite him home to din Agents wanted, to whom a liberal dioobtmt 9 Courts of this State. 44 ly • S e 4: jL And be it further enacted, That ner. In this he was disappointed. One will be given. No Comsigments made. undeceived. courts and judicial officers of|he United States 2 10 ly Empire Sewing Machine (b. « ' . A Radical partisans are given to much shall not issu'd , writs of habeas corpus in be and another departed, until the house was » ♦4 B. STEWARD’ boasting on the score of superior literary half of person« in military custody, except in almost as empty as tho minister’s stomach. Summoning resolution, however, he walked cases lu which the person is held to answer qualifications, yet we opine that if they only fòri a crime, or crimes exclusively witbin up to an elderly-looking gentleman and 5 ito r MJ 6BOVESTEEM St 06., * Ut were possessed of judgment sufficient to the jijirlsdictian of the courts of the United gravely said; d f A N n C 0 U N S E L O R . States^ within saij military ^districts, and in •O h ,ome to dinner with me enable them to compare the literary ex- dictable therein, or unless some commissioned ■ “ W ill you go to-day, brother ?” rompt attention given to Collections, &c# ploitx of “ Qid Abe ” with those of the otficeir jorn dutv in tho district wherein the per “Where do yo|i live ? MANUFACTURERS, Will practice in the Supreme, District shabbiest Fite Points politician (Morris-* son is detained shall indorse upon said petition “ About twenty miles fitom this, sir.” a statement certifying, upon |onor, that he has 499 BROADWAY, N.Y. ? J and County Courts of this State. “No,” said th a man, coloring, “ b sey for instance) they would be forced to knowledge, or information, as to t£e cause and HESE PIANOS revived th« Highest circumstances of the alleged detention, and you must go with me. »> 1 ri. the conclusion that they have no advantage Award of Merit at the World's Fair,met that hé believes the same tone wronglul; and “Thank yoa-^-V will, cheerfully.” the best makers from London, Paris, Gor in this line ft after all. further, that he believes the indorsed petition . I O Cr T After that time the minister was no man/, .the cities of New York, Philadelphia, preferred in good‘fai th, and in furtherance more troubled about hie dinner. 34, Of the fifteen Presidential terms filled is A.afayette Stodge, flo. Baltimore and Boston; also the G old of justice, and not to hinder pr delay the pun- M edal at the American Institute for FIVE by Democrats in the (once) United States, ishutcut of crime. All persons put under « : INDEPENDENT W bat D id H i W ant of I t ? — thb SUCCESSFUL YEARS! Oar Pianos con military arrest by virtue ef this act shall be tain the French Grand Action. .Harp Pedal, 4>RDER OF - GOOD TEMPLARS, not one was disgraced r | by I" an ' incumbent H ' j1*- '■] ' ■ K - tried igitbout unnecessary delay, and no cruel Oregonian complains that Abbott recently Overctrung Bass, Full Iron Fram^afld all plagiarized a whole entire article from its eets every Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock, wanting in practical statesmanship or lit and* mhiaual punishment shall be inflicted. S ec ^ 5. And j be it further enacted, That columns. What Abbott could have wank Modern Improvements. Every Increment members of the order in good standing are erary acquirements., L| no seiiteiice of any commission or ed of the aforesaid article surpasses our Warranted FIVF Years. Made uoder the invited to attend. supervision of M r . J. H- G roves ^I eeh , who tribuni hereby authorized,; affecting the life R ev . G. H. G reer , W. C* T. comprehension. BVe bad thought him * tbirty-fiv« has a practical experience of over thirty-five W ould you be free from uneasiness of or liberty of any person, siali not be executed J. H. U pton , W. R. S. capable of many a small little things in amali mm Thou years, and is tbo maker a^over Eleatn mind-; do nothing that you know or think ùnti| it is approved by the officer in command way,” but must confess oursurprise at him sand Piamo Fortes. Oarfaoilities far fbsM- Of of the tli^ Gi^trict, and* the laws and regulations a -------- re you[would «k.. wouia enjoy the to - *--> be De wrong. wrong, . If it you the '.SU' orin< enable us to sell Uteae iuatrunients tt^ese instruments Jbr tfoei government of the army shall uot be stealing an article from the Oregonian.— ufacturing for the! RS. WHITE < & ------------- " WESTERFIELD, Phy- purest pleasure, do always and every where anv firtt- first- à áffectj&J fleck-J by ¿bis this act, exçed except in so far as they Loryea may prepare oare for an addition to thq the from $100 to $200 cheaper than any sicians and Surgeons, Lafayette, Oregon. Pmno-Forte. f \v2 UO ly class I*uuo-Forte. \v2 nlv -~i to be right. what you s<re right corifiict with its provision^ Office in the Drug store. csomo customers, list of his trout' 2£ome il ■ -t' T < ' ! Lincoln A Master of Art« I Some gasconding romance^' by the name of J. N. Arnold has Written a llfo of Lincoln, which, for unblushing, downright lying, sur passes, we think, anything that was ever be fore written, in the name of history. He mpkes Lincoln a profound critic iu art, and: a master in literature and music. If there is one truth in the whole volume, we are unable to find it. It is not only false in spirit, but. its pretended fads and anecdotes are all forge- ries. Every man who knew I ¡ncoln, knows them to be false. In music he did not know Ìiinwaìtim Inn one note from another, and in literature ho was the sorriest ignoramus. •ai He was as ignor ant of even grammar as a chimney-sweeper. The effort to make Lincoln a Master of Arts is a little the tallest specimen oU^umbug we have seen yet—Day Book. fj J ’ H Yes. 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