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rET3.*j<sr: £he ^aietrhlg tjolktfountp £ijnal. **■— . ~ '~i ~~ -■ r K A T E S OK A D V E K T IsIN G One sauaic— ten lines or Ess— first inssr tion, - - - • i 3 00 Each aduitiunui insertion, - - $ 1 A liberal ueiiucui u will he made with yearly v l rttsei.*-, ui* pel a Wcilisiug largely. i.L O ,nl loi. >i‘Jl a k.v.U iii il.Cif cuireut value. — 18 ISSUED E V E R Y MONDAY MORNING J. H. UPTON, T s r m * .— One P u b lis h e r . $3 00; year, six C m;an a-af; i c ««7 • personal character will months. u: e ^ - - . . . i r ' . t ' l y i itisiug rate*. 1 ^ 0 ; three months, $100. TERM S FOR CLUBS: Five copies, one year, $13 7 5 ; Ten copies one year, $25 00, anil ior any greater number at $'-’ ¿0 per unnum. S u b s c r i p t i o n m us t be p a i d s t r i c t l y in m l rotter. — ■ hi ^ie'v in ii i i i iii GOODS. II. L E W S prepared to exhibit an carefully selected stock ut I I S excellent and Pry Got Is, Grocer in. }I trdwa re, Culler tj Cloth In'J, Sails. boots if s h o e s ; And in fact eveiythiug in the line of S T A P L E and F A N C Y L O O IW usually kept in a retail Store will he found on Qands and for sale as CH E A P as the C H E A P EST. 3 tf M E W O O lllls ! N E W G tM H lsl have jnst reccived and now opened a new and frosh stock o f Si ring and 8 u unii e r UODDS all I Grades, K itu ls, Stylos», and Varioties. Wall adapti d to this trado hotli a.-* to |>riec an dq ua lity. Tu lho.-c desiiing t» parcha.-e :> Spring supply. 1 v.di inviti* yuur atO'.iM »n, a* l am determincil tu adapl «he priee : > .“ iiit thè present ll.vRl» T imk **, and I ask bel ore purehasiug turai/ ai tho O L I» B I H i h VlìZlXM Z- And clam ino f.>r ynursclvcs. pKINT.S at I 2 i eei’ t." per yard. Guud quality l'uur-l «urtili lU io U X CACGa » A S M E E 11 NU 10 eo.its* C O FFE E hy thè sa i» 23 iei.t.< per p >und. rciat/ 2 u euuts, and al/ utiu-r t :iui_c • m j-r *,• -* tiju. Como and exaiuiue and ne .-¡ili-U. «I. •9 A O . C . S H E L L . \LU t a L l M 53 1 .k V Il O T E Si. Main St.j Corvallis, Orejón. E. Ì i*. A l l r e e , H oard htu I : : r t ’i p ’ r. I.mlgiiig un reason able terms 9 Meals at all hour*. J . K . L E ?5 i> , r R A C T IC A L IIA It t»* am i II A IK I n d r p r d e n n b î î t î ' ^ o h . M.CblATEKr.Un , »12. ». P lIY S K ’ l YN & srU G E U X . i> ix ir ., o i i r f H i N . M ed'u-al Exainii.er for Manhattan lifelii- iuraiii'e Co. of X. \ . w o n i . ! Av «> :> :. : w o ; . * » . : : 50 <MH) .OGO Pt.unds of WOOL want l f .r the Culilornia noir'..«i, al M IT C H E L A RODENDO R F S , I N D E P E N D E N C E , who have tli«« Agency for California, will pay u higher Cash price for it. than any other house in the county. M ITCH EL A ROSENDORF. 8m3 .POXES THE JEWELES:, fettate S t r e e t , S a l e m , O r e g o n , s the place to go ami tret your watches, clocks and jewelry repaired in good style. 1 warrant ail toy work for one y e a r ; if it not right, I make it right. I R E M E M D F. It T II F. S II O P IN TH E POST O F F IC E B U IL D IN G . N. B. Fine watches repaiat-d with the great est care, ti. D r .W . D. J E F F R IE 8 . P H Y S I C I A N . & SU R G E O N . E O L A , O R F .G O X . Special attertion diseasts o f women. Drs. given to Obstetrics aud M c C a u llo y ALEXANDER, D E N T I S T *. F F IC E on State street, o / e r Hills’ Rook Store, Salem, Oregon. All operations performed hy us are warranted to give satisfaction. O One o f the firm may be found in our oflice from 8 o ’clock A. *t., until -I I*. M., o f each d*y- s. d . »M c C a u l e y , 181 y E. V. II. A L E X A N D E R . WAT SOS if GRISWELL, Architect* anil Practical house carpenters , IM P E N D E N C E O R E G O N. IL L take Contracts for Builtling Houses o f every doscriptiou anil kind in town and tountry. Satisfaction guaranteed* 5tf W Y . DALLAS, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 18GS. rxzrrr. r: ¿ : »■ y / r^ ^ rr’rxrzr^ r. i ii n G o o d is — C h on p J. VOL. I. ^r: —X'.C NO. 24. 1,.. : k . *• e»i.ry u.--i ptiuu furnished at low rate * <r.i : t,- .t *:t»t:ce, i-.o..» ?*.. -ent advertisement* must b# • ai l » in o >.,n< o to msure their publieatiou. ». iveruc . ic. not marked the length of time lot vl.i-ii troy ;ire to he published, will ho inserlvUtiii i r’«*i iden uu<l «barged accordingly. All advertising must be paid quarterly. « smsse # O o t t o n ' a v e r m c n t s arc inconsistent with any influence in one cotton speculation, ho.v can it be kuowu that he baa not theory. W e give below some o f the expense ; The rutnor having been given cur* The purchase o f cotton in the inili' done the same tiling, with equal claims AY e suppose it will not he disputed tary department command' d by Gen** to pro IP, in many others? A s he had of the Graud Jury o f this county ior i reney by sonic loilists, o f course, that th .t when a man consents to lie a can. oral Grant was illegal, unless carried an evuivaient for capital, he could ea- the last three terms. 1 Gen. Hancock would notstand by thcN. delate for tUo highest office in tho ; ou by permission o f the President, ob iiy he a silent partucr in twenty such APRIL TERM, 18(37. nominations, that gentleman " j Government, ho thereby challenges a | taintd through the Treasury Depart speculations as in one. The extent o f his partners’ transaction must have Sheriff’s fees for summoning grand written to on the subject by 31 r. Glo* tlmrough serntiny into bis publie and ; ment. If hc is lit, Ibr thaï The plaintiD avers that he was to go beeu limited by the amount o f their jury, about 815 00 ver, of St. Louis. The following is the private ehoraeter. g r e a t p o s i t i o n , his c h a r a c t e r will c o a ; to the headquarters ot General Grant capital, or *#by the amount they were Grand .Juror’s fees, 71 20 General’s reply. Read it : Put Jesse Graut, who marni _________ m ore esteem th e b ------ e t t e r it b e c o m e s and procure a permit to purchase cot«. willing to risk. „ _____ Sheriff tor subpoenaing witnesses before | risked nothing, was under no such T Glover My IÈ-.Ì-" sir •' i known ; it w ill he made to sitine with ¡.ton. *Wlicther this was expected to be 0 2 5 0 ! am greatly obliged f..r y.»ur favor «>f the 2<Uh new lustre by all the atrition to which i obtained from the General himself, limitation in working the rich placer Grand Jurv, iuut. Those wliu d « uot .suppone that I #<*• it is subjected. Dut if there he any* | from some member of his staif, or a which he had discovered within the Oierk’s fees on subpoenas, “ ijiiiesee in the work o f the Natioual Deuroeiat- thing in his history which ho has an Tie.tsury agent at headquarters, is uot military lines o f his son. Ilis other a t t e n d a n e e ic Convention, or that I do not sincerely desire . Pros. A l l y ’s fees for () - . the election ut its iiuuiiii e, know very little id J «-’HOICSt ill COIICeailtlg, he gi\e.s his stated. Whether the plaintiff was to partners may have kept the honor o f upon « t U J uiy character, lu»lieviug as I rea’ly do. that the ! 1‘y Q u frv iu etl a r ' g h t to k n o w it ill ail procure it as a personal favor, or hy ; thieves, so that as little is known o f ] O 00 preservation 11 i n* *n of •. thi 111 * !* 1 ,* *'11 r i IK ii* ptiriie'jla rs, when he a.*ka them to ] the use o f personal ¡off lence, or in the 1 their transactions as would have been Bailiff's fees, •imneni.lv depends mi Hie success ut ine Demo- « , , . .. , ! ,. 1 , . . . . . i , . • T .1 r vr t the cm« ini' election. Were [ to elévate hltll to tUO CU.et p^*. ot honor | oruiuary 111 »uC of bu>!Iie.->. IS Dot KnoWll UI tlliS One, It tile flflU Ol AlacK §191 10 era tie party in la ttie cumin^ Total lie.-ilatu in its candid support, I fee! I slmnld in the Government. . j shown. The Couit could nut presume Brothers had stood by their baigain.— NOV. TERM , lSt*7. not only tali ify my own record, hut commit a We find in a Western peper wh G ! he was to get his permit from an offi- Jesse Grant long ago gave up the tan crime again>t my euimiry. 1 n**vi*r a-;r.r.* 1 t > Fies for summoning, about g ] -, the Prcsid'iiry mi a e r i l i . f ol my*.* f. 1 ucvur purports to be a transcript f rom the ecr not auilminZi d by law to give it, or nery at Galena, and changed his resi Hi 2 * sought its doubtful honor and certain labors records o f the Superior t!uuit o f Citi j that he was to procure it as the re dence to Covington. Kentucky— a con “ o f Grand Jurors, ,, • ¡X « ,,,1 . and responsibilities, merely for'the position. 44 “ It bears such strong inti íL'al ¡ ward of personal, political, or other il* venient point for speculations like the > h e n f i on s u b p o e n a s , 121 18 Vv t)K1* wUh was t0 it i could, the clinali. Thcym list rath one which h is been exposed. It seems “ Clerk ‘i »< Of) o,„,d o f the country, and to rebuke the spirit marks of genuineness thit wo cannot ! Uintiniute influence i on ot revolution which had invaded every sacred dunht that it is truly copied, and if so, er i.'der that lie [ reposed to solicit and that he made no money by this cottou “ Uros. Atty. attendance on JU (JO prceiiu t of liberty. Wnen, thi r fore, you pro- it oi. si rves all the prominence which procure a permit in the ordinary and speculation ; d i j he gain the meaus o f nmiuced the statements in question false, you 1800 did u “ Bailiff Jf tho friends proper way, from a Treasury agent retirement from the tanning busiucss exactly right. Principles, and not meu, i.* we purpose to give it. hy others? Even i f Treasury permit« the motto for the ru¿j¿cd eri-is in which wo o f General Grant can prove it a forgery, having authority to issue it. § 2 9 3 0 8 tiro now struggling. Had 1 been made the we will give equal prominence to the A gain : It is averred that plaintiff wi re iu some cases procured, by whoso ________ Presidenti 1 iijtniuee, L should have consider- ... . cd it a tribute, not to me, but t.» the principles exji iMire; for. although we depreciate was to and di 1 secure transpartaDon.— influence other than his son’s could. T o t a l fur 18(37 J*sse Grant have procured them?-— i\hudi 1 had | '.•""¡aimed a: I pra leed; but his electiou, we do not wish to see him This may have beiiu done by procur shall I cease to revere tli • ’ prio.'ioks be* degraded. But this matter is too seri mg from sumo quartermaster, or other Wh.iU besides his lelationship, could A PR II, TERM 18 38 . t-Hiise. by mutual |ioli.i«*al tii.u Ì- uuoilur ha- r controlling it, ilie improper and have rendered his services so very v«l- 8 1 ,.) 0(1 h» eu ajq ointed t> put liu ti ¡i.I i i x enti all V ous I » pus - unnoticed, and if his friends • [■ ee*5 f i r sum in-ni m g , , Never, never, f !.. . sir, are ruy sentimenL*-. sln.l slur over or ignore it, we sh as* illegal use o f Government hor.es and u.b.c that sharp bu.-ino-s men deemed, “ ot t r rartil J u r o f s r',> ' wh ite ver iiiliresl- 1 partie- may - iv to the cou' sume that they have no (ioleUSO to wagons, or steamboats ; or, he may it for their iutercst to pay for them a* .v 1 0 5 1 ir .ir y .a n l 1 i ir. mai all m o ku**w and un “ Sin rilî mi >ubpo*.*n;»s an thut tl I*V/ aiicged lucts are have hir. d horses and wagons from so high a rate ? W e look to the Ile- ’........d lier.siaud them. 1 - i*.» 11 ever bold in ¿ rateful in a ¿e, 11) hid reuituibrauee the tail.itili friends who, li.ii'ing •• (Mcrk “ true. the ] copie of tlie country, an 1 secured publicaii ptess for auswers.— Scut from every sedi >u ul ti.e Uni >u, pretori' ;d iu * in the Winter o f 1v ¡32-3 General steamboat transportation in the usual York World, JaUj 'loth. “ “ Fio*-. Atty. attendance on 25 OU I y their vote» and ot >cr e.vpr -s-i ol can The mere fact that lie was to I b liliff 1 5 MJ »identic, bulb m end out of the Uonx ention, and Grant was commanding in the most way. _______ shall do Hu m ,»¡1 ju.-i. • i 1.« .'i i .' that they productive cotton region o f the S -)at!t- secure transportation at the headquar A W o m a n K il l s H er H u sb a n d , . . . vi• re governed by jiaiiiotie moiiv.; . that they west, and it appeals from the judicial te:s ofGeneral Grant is uot decisive. t o .S ave H er O w n a n d H e r C h i l P _ .» i .>.) did not pr *p »sc simp.y to i i n mv p.r record, which we will preseuf'y insert, 'i he other item o f service, the ** pro d r e n s ’ L i v e s . — The Big Saudy (K y ) ------------- sonai tori u ici. but I > -iv . u.d.r cüJi.trv thro. 8 ti 22 43 mc' aUl1 tl‘*[ w*ii uotguii'.-r auytu.i g ii*. that his father, »Jesse It. (. 4 rant, wss at curing o f such other facilities as might Ilera ll o f June 18, says: **Sunday Total f.r three terms pen* mui proieiti»-e.-i ur j jjoumes t > »tatui j that tiuiea secret partner in a cotton spec be coii'isteut with the Usages and inter- last a man named Clarke, who lives ueor- » tut*ui aii«i tli» ir iiittiîic^i «iuty. i „ j • i .. 4 . . , i t „ 1 1 .is is nut ail : Í In* J iK tilt* t*X h vi i wf . vu . . . the fh H ; »uor . iv> i ut y dear 1 rv. re _ i 11Iat.ua wiiicn wíw transacted withiu M’fete ol the arm J ), 7 is •peu to tue same Iveeser’s llocks, came to town aud got 1 i.aw* rir, >crj i rns,* mi the many ¡tt liclmenfs tuuod .,ICL.t!bj.v r'uUl’.S General Grant’s military lines. Without ¡double reading. These facilities, what- drunk, went home, and began aliusirig HlVFII 1.0 S. Il.NCulE. investing any capital, this .Je.*»e K j ever they were, may have been } roeur- his family, and kept it up until a la a upo.i whi h no * eon vici ions are imd. titant. tlie father oí the General, form- ed bv lionest or dishonest ii.il.leuces.- Urohably one indictment in ten is hour in the night, beating his wife, G o o d — Gin. Fuiiv.-t was one of the cd a partnership with a business iii m For the-e re »sons, the defense sag threatening to shoot her. the children, >usUtiiied while the othc :ue dismiss T'cnuessee lie.egauoo iu the Naii«jiia in Cineiuncti lor procuring cotton with j ge.-ted must be presented by answer. or some one else, before the next day. ed or the uiei;>e-l aefMUtted * l)cUiLM*KdClC V OU Y L -U iiu ii. in Graut’s militai-y lims uud j The theory that the emj.loyment of He put a gun into the mouth o f o n e o f and o.i each, the 1 i.-ecu ; ¿ Atty. J U8v b jf di d â ksi Üap dutCciCvl y Lo illuiiu truusportiiig it ihence to the Xortliern , lhe plaintif! was to procure the illégal the children au>l threatened to shoot mut ket ; ami luis s-lent partner was to t co opération oi tue fuMtary in a private gi t-' hi* fee, the G -a t is encumbered the foil -wing sen him, but an older boy knocked the guu - ‘ b iijju s t and p.t »i- i . i elMj,.r M-r vices o f some kind winch j eulet'prise n.u t be uilegcd hy sworn »way and took it from him. He thru and del-y- d, witne*si < au-i jur«>r.*’ arc reuiiih. ________________ unsvvt- r. Il truc, it was iquaily dis wuu d entiilt* h im to o n e f o u r t h o f tin sent another child somewhere iu the- .sc| t ia at cndancc. and ii tve to be ¡;atd. h . adventure, although j graceful to the defendants and the *• I come licie,” said hc, “ because I ; '»et profits of the neighborhood o f his house to get uu* VYe wiii give one very m:;d ca.-e: At syu:p.i !i •>:«.- w it ¡i tins movetm at, and 1 | i*f- supplied no money, and bore no j plaitniff, and, if pr. von, would iuruiT oilier gun he had left there loaded, mi the la*t t rm a w irthy ci izen \v-.s iu- h.ive imw lien- else to an. 1 eiaim ti¡.it ! part o f the risk o f what must have been i the dismissal o f the petition with rep the time avowing that he would k il L -• __ t |ie ¡1M(r ¡ if i am not a lo v a i cinici! of Ten ut-s-q i cgaided as a hazardous undertaking.— | rohutiou to the two parties, upou tie dieted for hog >ti aillig someone. W hile the child was gone and the I riled States, 1 ought !o !»•• ; It aj jKar.i tliut (he se-rvice which he ; principie, among others, “ in j u n de m stakeulv a lleg ed to h ..v Lccti stolen \ nnd, as evidence < f the fact, i attach tij)u l.ited to p eri'eru i was to p r o c u r e Helo, potior eat rondilo defend ul x.3’ — he pu'.F.d his bed upon the flo r at.iL laid down, when the mother, L r fear o f by him, was worth perii.ip- 00 . 11 «- uiy f,,. ¡ uue-n t * olio of lire great politicai the headquarters o f G« lierai Grant, Dtmarrer overruled .lid leave to an her iifu or iliat o f her children, seized was arrested here, at ( o'irf, so there pa.tics of the l moti offering m«.* tin hi* *ou, a permit to buy cotton and fa saer. .n axe and struck hint te'eral blows, .Judge St ore r agreed with the «thaï I was not a *ec< ssioni-o I eilities for its tran-portatiou. T he u.i were no (ravelling fees__he was tried at faire t term-. the fir?t o f which proved fatal, he not erta king proved lucrative. S j lar e me tubers o f the Court on t Ite question l v.ited yo-iiiiat. st eessiuu un n¡v hie. moving after being struck. ouee, ani acquitted, and the county J . ... 1 voted ;<" < u*t tlie heees!*i««tl ot j en an amount of cotton was procuriti and ol the j leadings, and t«.-lt const rained “ The w man and her family wK»re * 1 • I ~ : \ ncssee. But when 1 went into : he war brought oil that the net profits amount- t«j s-*v that the whole ot the trade, uo arrcited and brought into town on MuU- \\ ltiie^s *"> I con-4 lerc i it was my duty to i«) ms cd to more lh n 8 tU,'oJU, and liie p'ih oiselosed in ihi* proceeding, was no' day, aud examined before J udge Norris. 12 0U be t, and 1 fought four years inni lo.-c lie would probably bave r.cv< r kii..wii i on’y di-graeelu’ , but tends diieetly to The evidence proved that the act Was Î j ¡ 4 y V 10 o.j all 1 had. Then 1 surrendered, and I any thiii'g o f «lie pilant f.tmily’s corn di.-giaee the couutry. it is the j ri.e done to save herself aud children from, Glelk’s r. - i did so in good faith. When 1 gave i. • p-.ieity, il lhe 'limf’ wiiieh furui.»’iKd the - ofbiood. murder, and they were discharged.'* h bo r r Slier ¡il s !t appears ftvm lue opinion of.Ju ¡ge paro (■ ui nomar. I meant ¡t, juju m jit u. ! capital had n re fu.* 1 to pay over t'.c ° DO :lI; 1 itilai| t.j kei p i t . 1 I don’t liili.i ; stipuiated .*ii;ie of ine pivihs. B f i ill’s a iloadîey tîiit the ûrm o f Mack Biuîli R. Grunt brought a Milt in tita ( '. ». • -i ii - ers, tiie di , tendants, groin J tioir refus ■ - ■ K illed by a P a n t h e r — A« we go l o UU waul to go to the Ne'-.V York GouVcn Bros. Atty’s _______ • tiuu, or u it to no there. If you tel! ii .ti Court, t«) recover iiis .- h .re, an 1 by al to ¡«.¡j Jesse U. Giant, ins one iouith j to pro s, we learn the particulars o f a 8<)5 85 i mc U*g" Ï.TI go. tf you say slay at home, this means the facts have come to 11 ,:k: ne” i foG s, according to tlie.r very sad accident which occurred at light. \Yo copy the record us we iiad agreement, on the unlawfulness of the Suiitl field, on Thursday, of this wee Lx This was a ease in which there ' I D he perfoòtìy sati. fl-“ ! ; for 1 know service r< ml«?red by their silent partner, A little girl four years ot age, daughter ... you are my friends and will L whst i¿ d. * . ........ t .. ... . , . w.i* f » ut little traveling o f officers, f . i lie whole Court were of the eij. iuion o f Mr. Pa:ison, was placing a short SUPERIOR < HURT. ’ i best. But 1 am not going to consider tL.it «-^u h u n lawful ness would be a bar distance from the house, aud whuit* General Term— »Jt-s.-e ii. Grant vs. .«ml no de ay s j theic aio many myself an outcast, or to ignore my lin eases o f no greater fonadation or im- ties as a repre-i-nlativc man in the corn Mack Brothers. Judge lloadii-y «le to bis claim, but they said that the ue within plaiu view of home, was attack portance, that have cost the county n},n,lC> hi which I live. T hut comuni, iivered the opinion. T he caie was re» Ahull.1!* had not proved it by ¡swurn ed by a panther. The child was uUy sent cm* li<*re, and I eume lo do served from special term on demurrer testimony, «.xJ g.-ve them an op, ortu caught by the back o f the neck, and a from 0 0 U to Ç'iOUO 00 dollars, and my he*(. The man who thinks 1 to the petition. The action was insti nity to adduce such pvooi. fuis is the ! mouthful o f lle.h taken out, killing that’s the way the money goes.” is could go hack upon mys.-if, or my )>a tuted for tlie settlement o f a puituer, position in which the case stood at the fier almost inslautly. A party of teu is j d a t e of t h e s e p r o c e e d i n g s . role, or who distrust.-, n-y intentions, ship account. there no r< tnedy ? men started at otite in pursuit o f the The pi.iiu-’ iff avers that in December, i Bveti if it should turn out that panther, but we have not heard tüe rv- does uot know me j and i will say that, if any foreign nation should levy war l-s <* 2 , lie enterid into a copartner-hip theic was a Treasury permit to give a fcult of the hunt. W e hope he may S :g ù s o f tho Ïi*as3» on tlie l riited States, I will engage to with defendants tor the purchase of | show o f legality to tins cotton specula be captured.— Kmjene Journal. There are already many assurances j get up a bigger and bi tter fighting coni cotton in the military department i f ; lion, it must have been proem cd hy ci victory h>r the U nion Democratic maud out of my gray jackets to serve l . 8 . Grant; the condition o f tin: the influence or the connivance of Radical papers are having a great and Cunstitutiouul Principle, ccudl. ! unJer tl,C old II tlon » u j lUdicul in agreement that defendants were to fur-i General Grant. There was uo other ui.-h the capital and the men to pur 1 man in Fne army to whom Jesse Grant deal to say about the New York riots o f r j America. dates the approaching November, --------------- ------- chase aud ship tlie cotton, ami the held such relations as would have 18 o 3, charging that Gov. Seymour in First : Tlie Democratic party are | T he U eselt .— T he wires yesterday plaintiff to procure at headquarters of j ma-ie his services in such a truiisuctiou cited tho vio'euce aud took no measures united, and the accessions to the party brought the news that the Democratic General Grunt a permit to purchase it, i worth one fourth of the net profits.— to suppress it. To nail the lie, we quote arc very mal ted and influential. | Convention. a-,c,nbled in New Vert, secure transportation, and -u d i other T he defendants do nut allege that the „ , . c lias nominated hx-Gov. Iloiatio bey- facilities i.s might be consistent with j stipulated service was not rendered, but from the Albany Livening Journal, a Seeend : 11,c country is weary o f niour| # f New v „ rl. j r„ r ,»resi,1<sllt, and the usages aud interests of the army.— I that it was not lawful. That large radical newspaper coiuuicuts made itur* war and conflict in a time o f peace — : General Frank P. Blair, of Mi souri, i lie plaintiff was to receive oue-fourlh quantities of cottou were .procured is mediately alter the draft riots iu the ci- , The country prays for rest, and the for Vice President. The ticket is re share uf the net profits o f sales alter dc ja l m i u e d b y Jesse Grunt hiiusclt by ty o f New York, aud while all the facts,. people lor that peace and quiet which ceived by our D. mocratic fellow-citi- ducting from gross proceeds the tie es- j the very fact of his bringing this suit greai deal acni of oi enthusiasm. euinusiasm. | , ^ d'»' j j- « * a he lor a ? sucee-s were fresh iu the public tuiud ne\er can be obtained so long as the Zuns with a great ' y j expenses. The petition further ! Now, wlmt hosts had “ Governor Seymour, iu so promptly alt hough thov tlid expect to see otte j >tates tiiat tln-re wn> a rualized proflt in ; ful speeuiatiou o f this Limi? What Republican party are iu power. ni State receive thè Iunior of dei'endeuts’ favor of uot less iliati irld,- ; liuti be to put iu as au equi', al aient lor declaring the city iu a State of iusur- 1 of their own T hird: The only sound hope for the nomination. Both the nominees UO*), and that they refuse to render au J capital? What was it in his power to reetiou contributed largely to the sup business men in the future, and for the arc creditable alike to the party and to amount, or pay the plaintiff his pro do to entitle him to oue fourth o f the pression o f the mob. It gave immedi net profits without risking a dollar of ate legal efficiency to the military arm, full restoration o f the Union, is in the the country and men ot their stamp portion. Th« defendants claim that the plain his uwu money , although the enter aud enabled the civil authorities to use success o f the New York nominations, should be selected for the votes o f the tiff’ contributed, by bis own showing, prise was lull of hazard ? Theic cun thut power with terrible effect. It Fourth : T lie Republicans are divid- people. Their records as legislators ed. They call each other hard names. , and statesmen are honorable in the neither capital nor lawful service to be but one answer--the fund ou which showed, also, that it was Governor Scy- Have no confidence iu each other.— highest degree, and above reproach.— the copartnership, and t.hut their agree he traded was his relationship to Gen mour’s purpose to show no quarter to Grant. What the Ciueinaati firm ihe rulfuus who seized upon the occa Have nominated their candidates on In regard to the particular faith they ment to pay him a share o f the profits eial 4*1....-v. 1 a. -» .i *, 1, ■ .,. I * . L. «... I. _ _ ! * _ a ‘ I •. ■ is, therefore, without sufficient cousid agreed to pay him for was his suppus. , »ion o f popular excitement to rob and-« the sole ground of expediency, and have hold in antagonism with Grant and Col cd influence with his a><n. i’ heir ex-1 muider. The exercise or the power no bond of Union but the weak aud fax, we hold that each freeman and eratimi. The Court cannot presume that the ; pectatious wete not disapjtoiutcd ; but thus called into service was effective. miserable bond o f hostility to the Deni- voter will judge for himself and vote plaintiff intended to allege that he uu-.j failing m lhat kind o f honor which The iusurrectiou bus been quelled.__ ocratic parly. * accordingly.— Reading (F a.) Times. derto.'k that which was prohibited by prevails among tui»;\es, th>y sneaked j The mob has been overpowered. Law ------------------------I Repub. July 9 . N one are so fond of secrets as those law. His acts aud promi-os may have out o f their engagement UCoaU-sc ui* end order have triumphed,aud the riot» who do not intend to keep them; such A man advertises lor a *• competent beeu illegal, nnd the panuciship one stipulated service was illegal. . ousiy disposed everywhere have received* persons covet secrets as a spendthrift person to undertake the sale o f a new f o r a forbidden enterprise, but in the This transaction bugge-:uw s »me ve*y a le. sou which they will not soon folgct.’ V • covets money, for the purpose of circu -1 medicine,” aud adds that ‘ ‘ it will be absence o f au auswer so averting, the painful inquiries, J»*so Grant i eiu.^ _____- lation. profitable to the undertaker.” Court cannot aa»ume it, unless the self'-couvicted ol tiod.og ou hi» »«.n ». Get your Blanks at the T h e G ran d Jury V /a s W h e r e Gen. H a n c o c k Stands. i G eneral G ran t a pCC U .1 la to r ?