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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1868)
■ 5 1 s/T Tc 4 Aj’.j - 1 ■ 1 ir ó tir i .v-i > t ■ ?■ FF ■ *. L—------- 4——: 4< OUft UN1ON, RIGHT O -> • iillikdr ■ ' ' VOL. IlF , &Ï ■ . .i 4 r— ¡ ;...... I, r! Ji1»**— j KtClfet?. 4L1 im » Wl 0 ÍÍ? '"■J/? ppórt Grant. Tilton—lie has called tyrant a drunk Radical« Who Cannot A Historical Waif. j ■ ’ i f ’ r1!*- VI í.a *■ Y * Sale. 9 itrni NO. 27 , JULY 28 1868 —te - I ~----------------—r "—?— ' r - PUBLISHED EVERY TUBSDAY MORNING, ■ ‘ ' ■ NG-SUSTAIN4HER WHEN SHE S RIGHT AND RIGHT HER WHEN SHÉS WRÖNG. : ■■■■O p ** WHB I?* 4‘- ’ 1 M J? ' ij“. ii 'Îd r- i - kJ The Democratic party in National Con In the year 1862, there was a charac I^want to reilj < Yamhill an -in Yi vention U8i»e»ibfrd standing as ever by the terless fellow, whose carcass wit period i-' ard. J. W. JOHNSON, Co. a farm co acres s ofi of land, C institution ot the Government, as a gu r- I Phillips—He has callec|f Grant a drunk about 160 of whii cultivation —AT— antee of the liberty of fhe citizen, reoogniz- caliy, well filled with poor whiskey, en LAFAYETTE, There is a good a good frame dwell- ¡Dg as the consequ- noe of the late civil war gaged in the business of teamster for his ard, and as “brainless as bis twaddle?' YAMHILL ¡COUNTY, OREGON 1 I -. 1 I ing, orchard, sto< r eta Sumner—He sayrGra^t is not an.» ^ir the extinctibn ot slavery and dtthe" heresy, father in one of the large towns of a wes The out-range lient. , I < , \ i ,H J * H! at1 . |*eoes8ion, with the return r T .* . * 1 of peace, tern State. This teamster was so well reversible guaarntee, andinade a white T erms of subscription , udt-ancs. •) Aleo a half »UUB, uader UB ture lands, * demand - deipand — . r -11. [ r'- Copy One Year, . . ; $8 001 fence. On« JljirJIlplJlHÜ, . I W ' 1st I-«. The restoration of all the , States to known ^hat he bad neither credit nor washing report to fortify Andrew Johnson- One ae Copy Six Months, Months,......................... 2 00. reputation, in the mercantile world, and * Chase—“Grant is a man of vile bibits Ter owhw. Iballanceo time. their rights in the Union and restoration of I i EQrUlergymen and Teachers will be Fur- the best position he could get was that and of no ideas/' r. (further part colaps inqnire of tlm sub- civil-government to the American pen(.|e. t i nished with the C ourier at $2,00 per annum 1. I Anne Dickinson—“I am going to Rug ’’jSftN METZKpR. 2d. Amnesty for all political offvnoes, which he wus occupied in at the above <r RATES OF ADVERTISING. named period. On the breaking out of l r j * a land to get out of advocating this fliia 5 regulation of the elective franchise in the ■ ler. ” 1 One Square, 10 iXmes or less, one Inser* the war this teamster applied to a well Stales fey their citizens. -L —L_ j. |8,00. $8,00 Stanton—“Grant sayi y di nathingr amf tion, 4 , * «i I i * * 3d. Pay ment of the national obligations in known southern General for a captaincy ._.4> » For each subsequent insertion, . . ,. . 1,00. in the southern army, bat hie social poei* knows less than nothing?' i i strict accordance with toe teriue. *E FERRY. eaf i A libera) deduction will be n m ado on 4tb. Taxation of government bond to the tion was too questionable to allow of bis Wilson—“ 4 ’ will nevft, so help me God qtf*. Quarter/, Yearly, and half Yearly Adver- same extent as other property ii “ taxed. being accepted. Captains were not wan support any but temperance men for of HE under! ould respectfully an tiaemenls. If dj - j ■! : 5th. One currepey for the government and ted, but privates were. tZ_ .,z that ___ flee. lie wasitold pounce Co fice. ” ' . public, . tpat ; fie h< ravelling Air Coin Being the basis on which our thrpeople, the laborer and the office holder, Getty tbu Yamhill, Yamhill crossing of the as a piivate he would be gladly accepted, Gete/ —“jhepresidency rtqu’ies By rates are tixed^,- Currency will only be taken has, a the" pensiqoer and the bond holder. LARGE, NEW . D;SAFE FERRY pOATÌ mnn of nt idpRS statesman. ” > ideas and a statoman. at Biarket value. «[*■ (pth. Economy 4n the administration of but commissions such as he. sought, were man on Which he can ijmss Teams, Stòck, &c., I .1 u Lir Colfax — “ I declare, , in advance, no ami orders ahead. tbe Government; the reduction of the stand in Urge _ demand, — — p-- 7 a'' • ~~~~'* I DlWOUSLt AÌÌD CHEA! 4,"‘ ■ ' ?LŸq- ing' army and navy.; the abolition of the Chagrjned and disappointed, this team doudful man shall haye my ballot ix»U J. W J ohnson . D. G aby . onda leading to and from this 'Cri Freedmen’s Bureau aud alj political iustru ster left the southern Generaij and re president/’ *♦. ■ ’ ! I» ■ * ■ , Thd TORI ssì ng I ' t. .mautalities designed to secure negro su turned to bis father ’ s service for the time. Kelly—“I will die on my tracks before are in good jood répair, ànd persons froth i the premacy ; simplification of the revenue sys He had given his first choice in the great r <L McMinnville, F south going to Portl I will subscribe to this white washing ret ’orest JO1IXSOIV & GABY 9 Grove and HIHsbor and from the orth, tem auirtbe discontinuance of inquisitorial political war, for the South, but he was port of this man;j(Graat) who has juin/d going to Salem, Dal 'Ofirvallis, 0ml i •mddes of assessing and collecting the inter morally too shaky to be relied upon, and his testimony, and wilfijoin h s fate to Corvallis, will pnd nal revenue, so that the burdens of taxation to their advantage u ¡ironiza this Fer^y.' miy ’be equalized ayd lessened, the credit was rejected. Bug aid Dalgetty was, how that public enctoy (AkJohnsob.) HIN HAR1ÙS. of the Government increased ^nd the cur ever, bound to have a place somewhere, lurtiB—‘‘Only a mai^in favor of negro C ourier O ffice , L a F ayette ,«O regon . Lafayette, July rency mi'ie good, and the hational debt and he found it in the northern •- army. rage can commands my vote. Gran' 4 The fates that made Butler a leader in deciarea “negro, suffra&b means a war cf funded at a lower rate sf interest. i ili A F. FOBBKS 9 7th. Reform in the abuses in the adminis the God and morality party, - made this races.” ; OVER! lrr • . ’ . fr ' i i1- * tration ; the expokien of the corrupt from whiskey steeped political teamster a lead- il Oid Thad—“Never A*5’« t« support a AND COUNSSLOR AT fl LAW, AND 1_„. ROCEkY. office ; reservation t»f public land for homes er in the northern army which fought twaddle? twaddler ’ and a trimmer for office? office.” for the worktug people ; the restoration of their battles. This rejected applicant for a first classlFamD Geary — “ Drunkards, like pirates, are ilFamiJ rightful authority a<>d independence to the L SIMPSON k«pe La Fayette, Oregea. a southern commission in the Jate civil jC • ly Grocery ini Lafay Payette, where fan be Executive and Judiciary ; the subordination public enemies.’ ” * at all times found alH^e staple articlesun tbs of the military to the civil rule, to the end war of the United States is the Presiden EV6EMS SEMPIYL Frelinghuyseu—“The natron owes it to ' B Family supply line, besi«vs de« tial candidate of the Mongrel party. its self-respect to toUrate tolerate imbeaility in ATTORNEY A N D SOLICITOR L ? I that the .tiiorpatioh* of Congress and the despotism uf the sword mav cease. [, politics no longer.” J Btiaccllaneo^s Assortment of J T i ■ * a * * ;j / /. Portland, Oregon. Xt’RIOUS ARTICLES - ■ . ' ■ - • • • : f/j Btfi. Equal rights, and protection for Wade—“Grant knows nothing of poll USEFUL AND LUXURIOUS ARTIPL AY ankle B oy .— A tourist tells the tics. He can ta k notjiing O ffici on Front Street, up-stairs, adjoin- all kinds, Chnd Candid M naturalized and native not n,citizens at home notjhing but hefse. herse.” Fancy Soaps, aud abroad ; the assertion of Ameiicau na- ing Knapp & Barrell. following story ; — IU urns, powder and Licorice, ¿piptH, Uens i and Inks, piwderl Yates—“Iowlnl bave been a drunk* •tiotial.ty which shall command the due res- We recently met our friend Dr. Lord, «id Caps, Shot and Bar r Lend; Letter fanejf tter paper,- fancy CHAS. W. PARRISH ADD I SON C. GIBBS. pvex ot for ngn powers, and furnish an exam formerly of Boston. He has been a resi ard , ; I will be oqe no longer, nor will I and plain, Envelope^, p|ai<i an id fancy, Clysters Oysters longer cast my lqt with such mep,” pie and eucoUtageipcnt to pebpie* struggling and Sardincpp.oi|hn WWr its of all kinfls, dent of ibis seotion for about six years. GIBBS & PARRISH, torr natioual integrity aud coust.tutional Wilsons’’Sanders**' and National Series Í"” 4 TTORNE YS AND CO UNSEL ORS liberty. Separate resolutions are devoted During the first few years he was exten of ScltaoriLaders lers. T he C onnecticut L egislature .— to thanks to the soldiers and to President sively engaged in buying wool, and on AT LAW, 1. h’t trLf < i 1 ■ ' * t ? ! • ItQOLBQOK S! one occasion, becoming bewildered with Johnson. The Ci incinoati Enquirer says : To show PORTLAND, OREGON. ,<h i the multiplicity of crooked roads over the a TOBACCO, O, KMOKlSfl AMD CDEWIHO OÏ r how C01 nnecticut is gerrymandered, wo O fficr on Alder Street, in Carter^ b new --- ------- brohfl praries, he rode up to a small cabin t - *? ¡the fol!ow|nOuble, whieli flhowi I The tíeBt Qinhty.. t‘ ,iX 32-lv present show* rick block. . enclosed in a clump of locust trees, and ■ OM) GRIMES AIN’T DEAD. CEGAR8, ete., etc. addressed a white-headed boy, perched on the vote# and representatives in the Legia l vr a h lature in different! |i, Old Grimes ain’t dead; that, good old ufa», the top of a hen-coop, with— Pute ni TCedlciue*. ; ’ature rn different tdwnii towns •—«. ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW, /I X |h ? -r I i. . 4. 1 g«f. J-/.. -, i»»- R blBOW I “Halloo! boy.” i\\ e oft shall see him more A general variety of the lending proprietà- SALEM, OREGON. Three towns gave 18,884 votes, have 5- i ? “I reckon you’re a stranger, ” was the I ; " U J ’ H Hk il«.' H’i’5 lie did not fear the rabid clan, representatives; YVTill practice in the Supreme and Circuit ry remedies constantly* 011 hand. Nor quail at their uproar. response. Ä 1 AU « ♦ ¿ » Spices, W Courts of this State. ’ l'hr.‘| towns gave «QG3 votes, bar« 5 repre- f “ Look here, sonny?*. Cooking . sen atires; i' Particular attention paid to 1 Probate I His heart is open as the day, Pcrfumcrjf; “ I ain ’ t your sonny. 0 T tu towns gave 30, 509 votes, have 20 rep business and also to the collection of debts, a ■ ’Concentrated Lve, : His feeliog all are true, j ' »e » I ( “ No, not my sonny ; but if you ’ ll jump ■ 1 I 4 I i and forwarding of proceeds. resentatives; ■ ■ I Axle Grease. Although be didn’t vote the way Ji' A down and come here, I’ll give you a Ten towns gave 1»[424 votes,, have 20 rep A Olf POCXET CUTLERY' Ben Butler wished him to.** Also an assort .«. F Ajiv*oa • dime.” resentatives ; jeitos a geo eral ¡ !' 1 ’ ■ - 1 j KAZORS AND STRAl’Kj ........... gave 9,aj! !1 votes, has 2 repre- Onetewn from a The boy sprang as if alighting Fofr when be beard the “uncorked” spout AT TO RN E Y-A T-LA W, Assortment o Tinware. iro ’ ; wasps’ nest,.and coming up to the stran tentative«; ' i ll ’-i ll II . 4 iiii : 111;l \ s Dallas, Polk County. Oregon. ¡Disgust within him burned; J . f votes, has 2 represen- One town gave Particular attention given to collection of and many useful af ! •’¡Ornamentai artic les t Old Grimes knew what ho was about, ger exclaimed— ; i atives ; $4* ffGive me a callan 'I numerous to menti,.,., ■otes, account«, liens, mortgages, Ac. “Well, old boss, what is it ?” 'Anri from unnh AminJnl iurnarl • ^And such counsel turned. One town gave 3,091 votes has 1 repre- make a purchase^ ifffif h R. L. SIMPSON.d November 19, ’67 n43 ly >“I’ve lost my way, and don’t .-‘know ■ ,W • ' ! 1 ' ' ' I ’ " sentative ; Lafayette, luì v 8 1 ly. 4 S6-1V. where I am. Can you tell me ?” i Kind words he had for all^ - One town gave 1 I votes, has 1 represen B. F. BOYHAX, “Yes ; you’re on your horse.” ¡* I But nary vote for Wade ; tative ; T Attorney at Law ♦ have 30 Mr. Lord laughed at the boy’s wit, and Twenty towns » ; rc 41,787 votes, Fearlesk be stood in Senate hall—. ' ti" • 1 'S alem , OREGON.* boy took the represhptatives ; handed bisn a dime. The T Old Grimes was not afraid. .1 i : mbney, looked up with i mingled feelings • Twenty towns gave 3,842 votes, have 30 CLASTIC STITCH ill give prompt attention to all legal i f He lives in peace with all - mankind ; Ä1 -representatives. « . , of wonder and delight, , and said— I. I business entrusted to him at the Çap- FÀÏtflLY' To justice he is true, r ; It is rather singular th^t a majority of I “I reckon you must hare a power of i- Koi. 1 He will also pi «actiee in any of the •> ive radical majorities, And they who threaten Grimes will find the small towns I ¡.‘i ' f.f . !'-if I - mopey!” r' 4-iiy Courts of this State. * I I A. That accounts for lie Legiflaluee being radv That threats with him won’t do. k “Why so, my boy ?” ical, while the Statens Deu/oaratic, »» .best in’>U»e, TA/: ¿1 Unharmed the rage w^ich Thaddeus rent, “Because you slather it away so. I - - ' ' IV ‘ *' | FOR T>HC FOL.UOWINQ REASON! -u Hb passed securely o’er ; lib father ’ * s name ?” in- « What’s your . ‘ I n They aro mor4 «impfa and durable ' Ofo Gri“168 stands bravely in his boots quired Mr. Lord ; “he grows wool, don’t durable,! A Naw T rial .— |1 he Leaveàworth (Kan They arq mi n^l «impte * POLK COUNTY, . . - < Oregon he,? ” .; ' •, [ *{ r /Upon the Senate floor. ■ easier kept la ofiltjr, make a stronger | sas) Commercial says: Already the imt VYTiH practice in the various Courts ot thi av.d more clnftlc g Hitch, a tinner and I • “No, but his sheep does.’’ Vv State. 44 iy < That good old man has stood the test, peaonment farce hàÀ cost the country some fa! scatn rcjitn 1 than any other J more b?9.u. beautiiVI «•If you knew me. my lad, you would ¡.And wears the just man’s crown ; 1 They TheystW $400,000, with no other result, thus far, than seW all |kbrict fabrics ‘ from two com- I’M be more respectful in your replies, • I faon apoola. finite no re-winding df The howiing Rads may let hiin rest, a friend of your father; my 1 name is the development the excessive rottenness i thread, fasteni^th snds of the seam | rThey’ll never pull him down. of the Radical party ; and yet, ai |he tele * I by ‘ their * r owq operation, and though o stitcb fl - I, .‘Lord.” j ffh is cut the Seam Will A£ ease ths old man, smiling, sits. ««Oh 1 yes,” exclaimed the astonished graph announces. itfis the intention of Thad. 1 every Cl MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN 1 not rip; Stevens to prepare three “additional” articles • Without a fear or dcubt; lad.— . LAFAYETTE, • OREGON. “I’ve heard pap read' about you in the againstthe President, and have tbq mock He gave the “11th high crime” the fits, Bible.;’- and, started off for the house on ery reen-acted, if possible, by instituting a That played impeachment otit. H W- ROSS, M D a dead*fun, he bawled out at the top of H new trial. In order to gain time for the pre R btsician , surgeon and accouche ■,:7 his lungs-I paring of these articles, etc, it is proposed as —Scta/ty,—Typhoid fever and Female WHISKET AND TFU2 CHICAGO CON the Lord is out * “ Mother ! Mother 1 Siseases Oregon Gity. , v2»50. |> I. a means to postpone indefinitely the vote on VENTION. I here on horseback, aud has lost his wayl” ? ' • . ; ?}■' ’ y r' ’ ’ ■ f is ' ' ' .. N ‘ I V A impeachment. It is not easy to «ail off tie ’ One of the Ohio delegates to the fi’dinn'*! 1ÜU pa«k of hoands turped boae upon the Pres H. F. WHITE, n. «¿¿.‘-I Í .. > republican convention. hcLiin Chicago,,ptih- 1^1 :*i* w>' ident. By the time these hounds run hip lifcnes a card in' an Ohio 'newspaper,' in which physician and surgeon e t G ettino ready to vot foe G rvnt . —The down, however, thrpeople will have a fine there occurs the sta&mreut: • ' r I Chipago Tribune tells the followirg story Lafayette, Oregon. bill to pay—and (tfl to gratify the malico “Sctpe of the means used by Mn Wade’s I O ffice .— Next door to residence. immediate partizans to secure' his nomina of the Convention: “Some amusement •nd political ambition of a low dnscropalous- tion were not of the most honorable charac was occasioned in the Sherman House sa. politioians.” f A. B. WESTERFIEFR, «..« .. .v to be hoped that the .ww result -.. — ter; , and it ¡8 at loon by the discovery of a prominent Mass Cbiongo will be a lesson to political aspirants I sachusetts prohibitionist drinking whiskey Fhyviciaki an& Surf eon, / . i’ and their ‘next friarwia friends,' • t I aii.iA« allude flrat first nni an I straight- In his own State he enjoys the . OREGON ■ LAFAYETTE, lì - /i *r ‘i; U M chiefly to the odor of > free wwhiskey which reputation of being a through teinrerance —Th« negro Gra$ Convention at Chicago; ; pervaded tbo Wad« headquarters at the main opposed to the manufacture and sale after they .had completed ths work of nemin - O ffice —In the Drug Store. ating the emintnl judge of pups, sang flVemont house. The hot that a ffilly equip ... 1,1 ....................... — ”■ of the «timnlating beverages. A friend, a song ol which the following in tte chorus : ptibh is requested ci i ’ The ¡all ed ‘ grocery’ in the interest of Mr. VV ade was T. B* EMBREE, uBfuctUrera of Boots 1 TaihrSr opened next door to the parlor occupied bv br observing th.«‘lapse from virtue,’ aocos. Then rally againj ¿bin rally again, ' [PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. xrriage Tpmmingi.l . and. Sbo the Ohio delegation was notorious, and bad ted the delinquent with the . remark, (Pith the solditeh. andsaHor. and hommpr. iers requiring M I Clothing. r.i»pu an owers reqni ‘What, Judge, surely you are not drink And We'll fight ItBht bere un the old Union Amity, Yamhill County, Oregon. noslight drivi/Jg.from OJiio no slight in driving.from the Ohio senator ve.«! p.X J the use of 1 tljotoost effective the support of men‘who wished to retain ing liquors’ ‘Well, Ohl fellow,’-was the line, Orncs.-r Amity Drog Store- £ z.. SliUhdÍLchiMS, i tí 4 Ï self respect. their »elf ■ ; No odds tf it takes us all Summer. £Hi reply, «prohibition, you know, is a good h'% - xgliich ptwqcs. It We suspect they thought it would not thing in the old Bay State, where the Wo take ihe libery to add the follow 9 iulvantageà over wi »r. G.,W. GOT I unnjiiU whiskay is d — ¿.bad, but in Chicago it is d.o to have a drunkard for both the Lead ing lines, to this*appropriate chorus I others. PHYSICIAN. SURGEON ANO Q. K., and does a fellow good. Name “Nb odds if it takes ns all sommer,’ - —■—- = 1 t A tail of their tictee«.* < your medicine. ” ' We ’ll rally each white and black bammier. i ACCOUCHEUR. 1er the sals of the 1 \ _____ To vutek lor the suj^y old rvmnaer.-Day Buok. Bro. Carter, Why don't you pitch into Omcx—At his residenee’in Chebalem 1AKER ^|apt? He’s the only whiskey soaker on Valley, Yamhill County, Ogn. n-31-tf . This song of tha bupainer was set to musrn • There are two words for victory and one oftbern is “G ranr .”— Dubuque Time». by R^v. Geo. F. Root and was song at, thtr either ticket. Go after him . - — » ! — kr-s-fcmH Witness tfoe result in New Hampshire. hlaek-and-tan e^kvantiou at ( ni ago by I. ; 1> I in TT-TT r rt trff V crûs UjUd circulars Q .4 adk.vpte^foE liDgAft is a vote for* Grant. ‘‘CortnectUut, ahd Oregon. Rev. McCabe. Ibis is the first çampaif» 1 * jj A. G. PHILIPS^D.aD.vS. «A vote for Logan is * vote for Grant.” . bumm^ ’ party. for Grant. A vote for Logan is St ¡TJCTT .>;» CGN . t • •« —BY— ■ Bf A Ili T LA ^4 EKS. . i* • i ‘ ■ ' nttornc y ♦ i I < . R I L. J ' : 3 <cl«. ¿ I . T V i b pTcrïïËÏXÏVAW, ! 4 m a h 1 r—-- M gBft Baker’s Crd4eW| a 1 l W - JI CEKSI t J) ' L.‘ Mounts . ML g— ..I m 4 r - - t M ! • J c* ’ * A’" . ; • r'i IM: iA.—. few I * ♦ i Í y XT r ft t ■F • P . ’ ’-T • f ’ fi k Ì a « r _ka. • ? i L Ji f’ » [I a ft * -• • J ■j i r •s. : < r i A .* A f > I ! » ■r - mb r I ,;1 ar**-- if* T }♦* . 4 ■ J, Í