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DEUOCRATrc PLAWORJ1. For many years past thl ¡ire has been / ____ tl--- ■ The Democracy of Oregon in Conven- |e waste of an enormous and profligtv • To the E ditor of the C ovbieu : i tion assembled, reaffirm the platforiq of The gentfomain whose name beads the people’s money , in ,1 Ithe Public principles adopted at the las t Democratic The recent decisions of the Su FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1876 IHK preme Court of the United States in this article is now asking the voters Printing Department at^l Washington, State Convention, and adopt i lie following , The Treasiiry has bled fi J bly, for to’.«es I In addition thereto, to-vrlt: the two cases arising under the en of Yamhill county for their suffrage. 1. Tliat tlie action of the p -esent Demo- forcement act have the ring of days To those who live in Lafayette or have been accumulated, U pd cash aud ci>tic House of Represen tat V’es of the U. S., in ferreting out eorrjiptio 1 and bring gone by, -when learned judg<s pro who have had dealings with him it is! other favqrs have been i| îberally dis- ing ciiminals to Justice,'merits tlie hearty For Congre«*, nounced opinions based upon law and use’ess to sfieak of his mauy and su j tributed among those wlij > have sup commendation of e»ery true patriot. 2. That the large lfifitix ot CliineM 1m- LA FAYETTE LANE. constitutional Vi^ht, and not upon perior qualities as a citizen or officer, j ported, or excused, ot“j i winked at migration to the States of the I’aeiflc Coast thizlprinting is of America, has l een a curse to the conn- . party interpretations of the law and His moral character is above reproach ; these abuses. All Presidential Electors, try; that the Chinese are a people that the Constitution. For the past de and his official record is one that done, or puqiorts to be i i one, under 'llave nól and can never lie br< ugh.t to have HENP.Y KUPPEL,........... . . ... Of Jackson cade the tend-, nep of our government Yamhill need not be ashamed of. The! acts of Congress, and the great share any interest consistent with the welfare . .Of Multnomah E. A. CRONIN...............................' and prosperity of our government and its has been evidently^ towards centrali writer of this article has known him of it by virtue of special e p ■ders of one institutions; and that we ple< Igeourselves W. B LASWELL........................ ............ Of Grant to use our be’st endeavors for th«adoptidn zation, and all its powers have been from boyhood and has had opportu- j or the other of the two I au ses. of sucli meas-ireS as will prt veilt and re All the general and social legis move this growing evil. District Nomineea, invoked to bring about this coaisum- nities, from personal observation and i 3- That our inestimable sj i Mein of cont- Judge....................... B. F. BONHAM, of Morion. mation so devoutly w ished by certain reliable authority, to test him in times lation in relation to this ¡natter origi mon schools and our no ess valuable Attorney,.............. W. M. RAMSEY, of Yamhill. leaders of the party in power. The when none but those of the strongest nates with a Joint Co ïimittee on scheme of religious tolera . ion are. the of Democrkti : hands and old-time doctrine that “the luv iiuvivua« national integrity HlU’gril would have come out un- Publie Printing, composed of three i workmanship the fruits of Democratic policy; that it is Ntate Ncnator, ise only such Stained government can exercis __ I as he did. Not only do I Senators and three Reiresentatives. the exclusive right and duty oí ol the State I E C. BRADSHAW. to provide for the education of hs chil For a long time the- Ci^iirman ’ aud powers as have been delegated to it bear witness for him under trying cir ReproM-utatiTea, dren, and it having been a principle es- by the Stag’s, and that such as has cumstances, but those who were with most influential member of that com tablished in the formation of our State W. D. FENTON, J. L. FERGUSON, G. W. not been delegated belong of right to him during the time when lie was a mittee has been Senatoi ' Henry B. Constitution that no public funds of any GOUCHER. class should lie used for seeti rian schools the States," greets us an oasis in a soldier in the army of his country can. Anthony o4 Rhode Isla id. He has or societies, we declare our ft itliful adher For Sheriff. parched aftd barren desert, and the and will, clieetfully say that where always been very active In the man- ence to this prineiplb andopp ose any inva HENRY C. DALE. sion of it; that »t jstlie inalienable right For Clrrk/ people will hail it with joy as a token others failed he was faith£ul;^where agemeut of tlie business of the corn of every citizen to worship God according ELLERY ROGERS, oftietter times ahead for this nation. others were beaten from the paths of mittee; and paving had the control to the dictates of his own'x-o' iscience, and no political disabilitles'should lie incurred County Commissioner«, For Chief Justice Waite and those of virtue and sobriety, by the ridicule of of a newspaper and a p inting office by reason of religious belief, i Ind > while we R 8. SHOOK and J. HILL.- defend these principles and ii stitutions to his associates who agreed * ith him the viscious and thoughtless, lie was in Providence for thirtf ■years, his tlie fullest extent, we dept ecate all at For Treasurer, in this opiniou, deserve the thanks of unswervingly lox al to the most exact opinions were pretty suri to sway the tempts to raise sectarian issi es ip politics J. J. HEMBREE. I- ail utterly uncalled for and leprebensible the American people for having the ing lines of right. It is needless to action of the committed For Assessor, and meriting the emphatic e mdemnation It is saft to sav, therep [oré, that ev of every good citizen. moral courage, in the face of all the say that such a man as he has proven GEORGE W. PHILLIPS. cry bill ami-resolution I by virtue of (Democratic platform o'. IS '5, reaffirmed utterances aud eflorts of the party to himelf to be are the men to fill places Fur School Superintendent, by the Democratic Slate C>m e ' ti tion, 1876:] J J. H. CARSE. which they belonged to maintain the of trust and honor in every depart which millions of -dollar! have been 1. Unfaltecjng devotion ti the cardinal For Surveyor, v opposite doctrine, to reassert the time- ment of the government. We need wasted in| schemes* of Jobbery and principles of Republican government, asde- BEN. HARRIS. / honored aud fundamental principle not refer to the high crimes and mis corrup’iotL and a gre^t system of chired and put into practical opération by « For Coroaer, the ¿-'«tiiers of the Republic. that the giAernnient of (he United demeanors in the very highest places t ecklessuejis, peculatioii and fraud 2. The pre-ervati>in of the general gov. M. PAYNE. , the su ernmeut in the proper exercis ! of the pow. giowil up, passed u$der uç States is oife of delgated powers only, of trust in the nation to give signifi- has grown ers delegated to it in the Gons jtution, carp- pervising- eye of SenaUr Anthony. and that efcch State has a separate ; canoe to these remarks. It is patent , MISCELLANEOUS. fully aud strictly construed, i nd the main and independent existence and gov to all that integrity should be the test, The term of Mr. Authoi> is about to tenance, inviolate ot the several I Mates of the The whiskey frauds in California Union in all their right-, dignitr f aud equality surpass those of Indiana, llli^iis. aud ernment, and is sovereign and-su before any other qualification, of a expire; and as soon as tl e Legislature as the in oat cuiupett nt and rel able adniinis- preme in -the exercise of .the powers public officer; or, in other words, if he meets, his successor wil be chosen. tration of their own domestic lonceriiS, and Missouri; and Effigy Sargent is their The Legislature is overwhelmingly the surest bulwark again-t tlu i tendency to- that pertain to it, except so far as it be honest vote for him. ■prophet. Republietip. A good r^iny members ward a centralized desputil III. Yours truly, has delegated those powers, bv tile < ----------------- 1 • - 2_ 3. Opposition to aggies: [-it us by either A R epublican . of the party think Anthony ought to depai tment <.f the gov ernmeut upon the func .’ Geo. Phillii*, the Democratic nom Constitution, to the United States. L afayette . Apr; 30. be left at home. He k|s i been in the tions of the other^and to tbpetercise of fed inee for assessor, is well qualified for This decision does Dot at all open or ‘*’ or pon Senate eighteen years, th id they want i-ral authority of aiiy of tlie j igllts the position and is quite popular. Let have any reference to the question of RICHARD WILLIAMS, ESQ. ers assuied by the Cvnsiilutio i to the States a fresher a no better mjii i. We shall respectively, or to the people the right of secession. That question everybody vote for him. The Republican Sta^ Convention 4. That eve4 r\p attempt un tie part of the soon see whether this til Ik about re is settled, and settled forever. But nominated Richard Williams, Esq., We call the attention of the public Federal Go^einmeut to exerci: v < any powers forming the party from« lie inside is ■ it does refer to, and does have a db not delegated to it. and espec i ally eiary in- for Representative in Congress. Mr. to the ringiug declarations of the De anything but idle words. —Sun. rect bearing, on the question of State I lerft rente by the government ur auv of its Williams run for the same position mocracy iu regard to the common departmei menta, -with the hi cal affairs of sovereignty in other matters, and two years ago and was beaten by Lat any State, or wi h the righta of’ the people school question. Read the platform. gives the* death blow’ to the modern ___ • . *-- ■ thereof to chouse their own rr eprvsetitftn«,-, Dow. He is now pitted against idea so industriously contended for by is an act of t.su'tpatioii w hich i should be re- If the Republicans had nominaled Hon. L. F. Lane, in whom he will fl ■ pudiated and cpndeiutied by e ery fnend of their best and most popular men for Republican party leaders, that we find a fobman worthy of his steel, and constitutional liberty. JÍ HiiOl Tifi FOa>LAMg □ VAU.IE-, office they might have elected a por owe first allegience to the General one whom he will be unable to van 5. We demand retreuchmen t, reform and the most rigid eco.iomV in the ailniinisiraiion « tion of their county ticket. But de Government, and that all power is quish. Mr. Williams is a »rood law ofCevery department of tlis Government; the feat is written in the face of all their centered in that Government. honest pay me nt of the debts, the .-acred ttrketi. European Grain yer, and is a gentleman against whom candidates. ■ » « The theory, tendency and aim of preservation of the public faith; strict ac - y -------------- — <a we shall say nothing personally; but 1 countability of ail officers, am the speedy .. L ondon . .May 1. — T »e Mark Lane Mr. John H. Carse, Democratic the Democratic party is to preserve lie is not versed in jmlitics and is un-i and impartial arraignment of ill abusvsof nominee for superintendent of com the propor distinctions between the skilled in legislation; never having, Express ofays' the aetiv ty caused by pub.ic trust before the iribuua > of justice; care of the right of pkctiou by mon Schools, has been elected to that powers of the State and National so far as we know, held any public of the Easter holiday fS IS i; not yet over, a the z.'alous people; and the ab-olute si bordipation position twice, and has discharged his Governments. That party concedes, fice. He is not very popular aiid will The transHCtioy-- arc I mi ted to sup- of the military to tlie civil auti only, The duties in a very satisfactory manner. that the National Government within not poll a very heavy vote. So far pb big immediate requj rements. This eq .al aud impartial auuunteiratiuti of the and the absence of egi jerything like laws, and the protection uf the A ighla ol ali; the scope of its powers is supreme; He is popular and will be elected. as this nomination is concerned tlie of religion, of the.prcsA, aud of the speculation lias tendd to contract j freedom and above the’States; but it contends pa. s.m under the protection of the habeas Mitchell element predominated in the Ben. Harris the Democratic nomi also that its powers are limited in operations, tht* snpplyfkeeping pace j corpus, and trials by juries tin aiti ally se- Convention, as Richard is ’of that fac | nee for county surveyor is a good, number, and that beyond such aajiave with the demands, an<fi the stock di- tected. 6. We protest again-t the jurdens of a tion. a practical surveyor, and has been coun been granted to it, it can not go; and minish'iig slowly* Tàe 'r" con t inen tal protective tai Hi, as needles ei actions from ty surveyor for four years in the that the States are supreme in all such taken sev- a people alieady intolerably oppres ed byr andijl There are two small wars in the demand continues, *, uiiiHHias States. Let everybody vote for him powers as have not been delegated by world at this time in which Moham oral cargoes wliicl h arifved at calling a national debt, and we insi.-tthat the tinirt be so regulated as to provide «ply* sufficient and obtain an efficient public officer. the Constitution. This is just what medans are ranged again-t Christian? ports, but has not sfioJjii itself to any neteuue for au econoBiicaláduiitiistrutiou ot (he gov eminent, and nut fur d e purpose of Some Republicans charge that J. the framers of the Constitution in —tjie Turkish war in Herzegovina extent. Stocks iy pat Is uf Germany♦ enrichiug the few at the expon it ot the ma- tended, and to keep up and perpetu and the Egyptian war in Abvssiiiia. and France are repoi led short; but iiv, or f stering one branch of : industry to J. Henderson is a Corbett M man for ate these distinctions is the only safe The insurgent subjects of the Grand latterly pkircliases hav I been made bv the detriment A . of the other. Senator, by reason of his relation to Turk are particularly anxious that several gram market? from Russian 7- That ^he precious metals are the only Dee.dy and Failing, and others charge guard for us as a people. basis of commercial values; a: d that irre- and Amcricair |M»i ts,'. whence 'direct the people of Euro}« shall believe deemab e paper currency isa,n .ktiouul curse that the remainder of the Legislative The emigration from Ireland is no shipments are made, i Trade is inani- and we insist upon she speedy i eturn by the them to be engaged in a Christian ticket ore Holladay men. Fight it longer what it was ten or twenty Government to specie •ayiiienis. war; and in all .their documents and male. The fine wed jher . depresses General out. gentlemen. H. The ins it.ilion uf the syutem of Na years ago. Only a little more, than appeals to the great powers they have the market and in s. id I* instances hoi- tional Banks was a Laud upor the country The Democratic candidates for fifty thousand persons emigrated last put their Christianity in the fore ders have yielded slightly, but the de and an injustice upon the laboring < lasses, Senator and Representatives are con- year, and the promise is that this ground. and recited the wrongs which, cline is scarcely |>erci Hitible.- Maize and w e demand such prudent legislation as stantly gaining in popularity, while year the number will be even less— as adherents of the Christian faith, is lower under small ¡^applies. The will gradi.jliy bring this vieioit i system to a ch sc that u lcuir- ucy w hich u «y beris-ued their competitors are on the decline. less than in any year since' 1K51. they suffer at the hands of their JMo French demand occurr td very oppor- -hall be convertible into edin i pon demand Republicans now concede the defeat This shows that the situation of the haminedan masters. Ills this feature tunely for the selWs 8 ! oats. In the ' and be issued directly by the ■oveVnment I 'That the treaty betwe. r the United » ' • of at least two of their candidates for people is improving, that the evils of of their insurrection which has country markets flouri s fairly steady, j- States and China shall 1« so i loditied as to overpopulation have been alleviate«] the legislature. They must all be brought them such a powerful current but the London trade! L dull.- There apply s dely to commercial relations. by the vast emigration of the past 10. That we condemn the p irty in power beaten. M f j of sympathy from Russia, and which has been no imports m change in any not only for its contempt of i on-titufioiial quarter of a century. It indicates From all parts of the county comes gives them hope of assistance from department daring llii; week. Tilings obligations, but for its extra va| ;snt, pat tizan D perhaps still more that the bad times and corrupt administration of the J-’eifira; generally remain in sii [til quo. the intelligence that most of the Re I other quarters.; In the present Egyp government? for its reckless expenditure in this country have discouraged * in publican ticket is unsatisfactory to tian campaign against Abyssinia, al Thu Great .Mui«t< fig Race. and profligate w aste of the p< < pie's money tending emigrants from crossing the for its oppie sive. unjust and lefective.sys- the Republicans and Independents,1 so, the Mohamrtledan troops of Egypt P ort J ervis . N. k , May «. 2.- — The tent of finance and taxation; fir the perver- ocean. The steamship lines between and that they will aid in defeating have found themselves confronted by »World speaking of t.1! e coming mus- si >n of the functions of the gen neral govern- here and Europe are either making several of the obnoxious candidates. the religious enthusiasm of the Chris 'f'liey > •» ’ * I no money or Iosin# money. They tang race against tape, says it is to inent to enrich the great corpci rations at the It js not improbable that Dale and tian Abyssinian^. The priests of the be for a Flake of $40X)<)0, that is $25- expensé of the people; for th« jobbery and feel the loss of passage money ofem frauds which have brought r«| pro,ach upon Rogers will carry every precinct iu Abyssinian Chtirch have during the 000 by pioininent» business men of Democratic, institutions; for th ? iniquities of ¡grants. The Centennial will bo a last half year Been stirring up their New Yolk against’ [’5,000 by old the piotective system: for tht curse of an the county, year remarkable for the small addi incontrovertible paper money , for its dis- people to resist’the MoliJmmedan in California residents |ie e; It is reported that Senator Thur tion of foreigners it made to our pop that it is graceful diplomatic service i nd unfit ap- vasion; and it is the feeling thus en impossible to bririg ¡¡mustangs into pointments and continuance in office of iu- man thinks the St. Louis nomination ' ulation. gendered that jias brought together this Eastern climat^ [nd have them competent and corrupt; meu at home and for the Presidency lies between him. ahroad: for its attempt to pass an nnconsti- Was i^Siccause he knew their bad the heavy forces of hardy fighters Senator Bayard, and Gen. Hancock. keep their speed. T|e ¡e horses ... to be rational force bill, and for a •stalogne of Count the last out, Senator. Gen. reputatiop that the Emperor of Bra which has checked the Egyptian ad used are‘California an 5mstang8 of the other enormities which have rendered that organization offensive to and s ibveitsive ol zil snubbid Mr. Feesli and Secor Ro rance, if it has hot yet destroyed the ordinary breed, riddfli by Hancock honors the shoulder straps ■ one man the liberties of a free people. and knows just where they belong; beson when they tried to get him into Egyptian expedition. The Abyssin tlfb entire distance, yjaccoi ¡accoutred with 11. That corporations are t|ie crvat-ires their hands „the other day? Very ian kind of Christianity is full of cor ■but wc tipis t have for our next pres- Mexican saddles aijil il stirrups and of law; their functions and privileges are likely. Of course he knew that Mr. granted to aubserv e the public n i erests, and ruption and superstition, and the Ab- dent some other than a man on Spanish bits, and r rden in relays. when tlp-se are not used for t íe object ft Feesh had bt^n running ‘the State yssiniau Christians are sail by all horseback. _______ which is not to their creation, but for purpose ■s of oppres Department in the interes^of Spain, travellers among them to be a bad lot; The entire nuipbCr <>f whi it to be the exceed 30; the dlslairce to be ridden »ion and extortion, we declare I As eng ineer in charge of the public and that Secor R »beson was as cor but still they ate always ready to is 300 miles to be ridjicu over a track right and duty of the legislsti i.e power to buildings and grounds. Measurer Bab rupt a rogue as ever plundered a pub regulate and control such cor;oration« for stand up in battle for their faith within one lmndred' miles of New the public good. cock has habitually stolen the valua lic treasury. Think of such persons against the Mohammedans. When York and within. ¡15 hours. The 12. That we disapprove all measures in ble flowers from the green houses in being sent on behalf of the United the interest of monopolies againkt labor, and the Chrjstiabs of Crete took up arms horses are at prest ¡apt at a grazing therefore we approve of the dec lared princi his keeping—which ought to be entire States Government to receive a sen agaiull theii* Mohammedan rulers, ten farm in New Jer^evjbeing exercised ples and sympathize with the avowed objects ly abolished—and distributed them * * sible. well informed man like Doni I years ago, they sought to give promi- for the contest. I'hey ai e 36 in num- of the order known as the Pal runs of Hus among the families of members of Pedro! bandry, ¿nd with those of all other ordere I nonce to the idea- that they were en ber, tlie odd> six beirt ng present in case having for their objects,retrenchment and Congress and officials, “with the com The Republicans admit that the gaged in a war for their religion. of an accident., T1J | rider is a Mex reform in public afiairs and the social ad pliments of Gen. Babcock,’ as if.they : They fought under banners which icon, and-three'of | |ie other five at- vancement of the people. were his private property. There are present Democratic ticket is the stron bore the sign of the cross, or the im tendants of the djoyfe are prepared to 1;3. That we are in favor of 11 boring to se two revivalists at Washington, imi gest that was ever presented tef the cure judicious appropriations fi om Congress age of Christ, pnd all their proclama take his place if necessary. The mus for the purpose of improving our harbors people for their suffrage. A large tating Moody and Sankey on a small along the western and northern boundaries tions were recipient of Christian pie tangs are from i a stack st<&k yard in Visai- Visal of scale. Babcock ¡Deluded them in the number of Republicans have said that opr State, and we demand that our Rep ty. These closing struggles for as ia, California, j Thr|r rider is a Mex- number of his dispensations, and the they intend to vote and work for the resentatives in Congress shall use, their best cendency of the Mohammedans . are ican, famous in the^ far West as a efforts to «acure the aid of the general G«v- strange spectacle was presented of election of part, if not all, of the tick paltry enough in comparison with horseman and one of the most daring srnmen<for the free navigation and improve preachers pleading for the reforma et. They can&ot support a party ment of the Columbia River, ¡-by the con tion of sinners amid the sweet odors that approves the corrupt Adminis those of their days of conquest.— Sun. riders that ever carried mails into structioa «( fepkp at the Cascade«; the im LAFAYETTE COURIER. ! NATIONAL AND STATE GOVERN MENTS. ELERT ROGERS. Railroads, and the early completion of the Oregefi and California Railroad from Rose burg to the State line. 4 14. That the policy of the Republican j party in dealing with the Indian tribes fe impolitic and unwfee: that ihe ttfce ha- ar rived when the few Indians now occupying i|ii- Umatilla, Grand Ronde and Silet^reser- vations should be removed to some other lo cality,-and thus open up to settlement by the i whites somef of the richest portion’s of the State. 15. That we incite the hearty co-opera tion of all persons, whatever may have been their past political affinities, to unite with with us in carrying out (be principles hereiu enunciated. Democratic Ticket. t at Southern California hive been given to California * : j' ’ 'i • ** <• *. . 1 •i ’I 1 > -I ’ • '• i » ! - <L .{ K ’. ' r ' I H. W. HILL. « “ « t LITTLEFIELD & HILL, 1 . > J (Odd Fellows Building.) LAFAYETTE, OREGON « ' , Í a _ * - ; cl ft' W E HAVE A LARGE e have large i and weij se leeted Htock ol Drugs. Jf ■ Patent^Medicines, Paints. Oils, Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Artioles, _ __________ --*•»- —ALSO— Cigars. Tobacco and Stationery, &c„ 4c. W hich we will sell at reduced prices foi cash. • WPerscriptionR filled and medicines coni pounded at »11 hours. - I Office of Dr. H, R. Littlefield. no34 PIONEER YEAR * J SMITH, SAMPSON & CO., JOB PRINTING PROPRIETORS. c E WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL W the attention of the citizen» of Yamhill County to the fact that we are manufacturera of and anti defers in oT -4 ✓ SAS^, - ; DOORS, X BLINDS, ? .♦ MOLDINGS, DOOH AND WINDOW FRAMES, NEATLY EXECUTED ! —ALSO— All kinds of hotiseh dd furniture, such, as Chairs. Bedsteads, Safes. Bu reaus. Stands. Tables.; Whatnots, Etc. Scroll Saw and turn neatness •S*Come and see atid learn our prices. ” <e*Ne|vell posts, hand rails and ban inters made to order. Addresss: , SMITH, -SAMPSON & CO? Lafayette, Oregon. no49’;ni6 w. B. CAREY, LAFAYETTE, OGN. Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron & Copper-Ware Y OBBING DONE WITH CARE AND W ar ranted. J A®* All orders from the country promptly at tended tO. ! tv J 4 4 MATTEI Will keep tlie b«4 On Hand Or Printed to Order I w . I / JAS. MçCAIN, AT ATTORNEY BUTCH’R SHOP That has ever bee^i in Lafayette. We respect- fully ask a share the-pubuc patronagfe. We guarantee to give satisfaction. ' Have thor oughly overhauled and"retitted the shop Mid am prepared forjbusineas. ttJ-Higliett market price paid for beef cattle hogs, de. MERCHANT A MATTEY. ____ ____nol:vxi-tf Lafayette. BUSINESS CARDS. w % . « LAW LAFAYETTE, OREGON. * ILL PRACTICE IN ALL QT THE '¿«Ute Courts. nutrllv8tf BARBER SHOP, p C. SULLIVAN, . V ' LAFAYETTE, OHEGJN. Attorney-at-Law, AM 8TII.I. TO BE FOUND AT MY OLD hereafter be found at the.south stand ready to serve the boys with a shave, east corner room of Reed’s Opera “ ~ I W ILL bath or shampoo. House, up stairs, Salem, Oregon. niliy Hair »tit in the latest style. . > 5 ♦ W. M. RAMSEY, » Attorney at Law, LAFAYETTE, OREGON. Office in the Court Hous«. < A. M. HURLEY, AttePitey at Law, Rivera; the construction of the Portland, Dalles - Winnemucca LAJMlKBTTK, I < ■' Odds in wager provement of the W alamo tie and Coquille H. It. LITTLEJ-ii.- . ===^= SUBSCRIBE I NEI The Republican Convention of flowers purloined by a public offi- tration of Grant and bis Ring of Portland was afarce. plunderers. cQf from the Government gardens. 1 . ¡HUELLAN BOUS. .• ESSEX HOTEL, 1L TORPIN, Pwifitor ... . . ORKGON THOROUGHLY refurnish* LAFAYETTK, HAVING the house, 1 am prepared to offer sup« H ñor accommodations to cuesto QT’Irespectfally panartofs. •• am»«*' — c- puUf D. L. TURP1JL OMMQR J % ’