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, 1862-11-29

ANXIOUS TO BE HEALED.-In accord
ance with the little medical notice to our
afflicted friends last week to come, partake
and be healed, a general scramble took
place, and great desire was manifested
by each of the afflicted to answer the in
vitaton first We have no doubt they feel
much better in physical point of view.
That invitation was SO well responded to
that we have concluded to give one to de-
linquent friends everywhere, and request
that they will respond as promptly; and
while it will accord with our own feelings
most "felicitously," to receive back dues,
we feel confident that it will contribute
measurably to a healthy mental organiza-
ton in delinquents generally-providcd
nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued as "direct dun
THEFT.-A covetous individual, named
James Clark, impressed with the value of
treasury notes, carried off desk from Will
sons restaurant on Wednesday night. in
which he supposed was deposited two or
three hundred dollars in these notes. He
was caught in the act had an examination
the following day and was held to bail in
the sum of $4,000 FOR his appearance at
the next term of the District Court In
default of bail he was lodged in the county
Jail.
, 1862-11-29

CROWDED OUT.-Several communica-
tions are unavoidably crowded out of this
number.
, 1862-11-29

REMovAL.-The Statesman office has
been removed to Third Street, next door
to Brown & Co.'S new fre-proof brick store.
, 1862-11-29
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday Morning.
Powder River and Grand Ronde Items.

Powder River and Grand Ronde Items.
Mr.. Shepherd furnishes us the following
items from the above localities
THE WATER DITcHEs.-The Oregon
Steam Navigation Company have bought
the water bitches at Auburn, and will at
once proceed to complete them. Mr..
Grenzebach, of the Dalles has been elected
President of the Ditch Company, and has
gone below for the purpose of bringing up
funds to prosecute the work
ANOTHER TowN.-A new town, as yet
without name, is being built in Grand
Ronde valley, about fifteen miles from La
Grande, on the western side of the valley
The principal population is composed of
emigrants, who have settled there for the
purpose of having school this winter
About twenty families have also located on
the eastern side of the valley, at a place
called '"rhe Cove"
Ts.-Improvements are 60
ing on with great rapldlty all along the
trail from this city to Grand Ronde valley,
and the evidences that this is to become an
extensively travelled thorOugfare are daily
increasing, Houses of entertainment are
being erected at every favorable spot, so
that travellers can now find stopping places
for both noon and night along the road A
public house has lately been erected at the
summit of the mountains, near Linkton's
MIL, and the proprietors are preparing 10
be ready to accommodate the travelling pub
lie with "food both for man and beast"
CHURCH AT AUBURN-The Missionary
Baptists are erecting a church at Auburn,
the first structure of the kind that has been
commenced there.
, 1862-11-29

CoMPLETED.-The Red River ditch, at
Elk City, is completed.
, 1862-11-29

PUR, Dots,-Hon. w. H. Wallace, has
our thanks for valuable public documents.
, 1862-11-29
Notice.

4 ALL persons are hereby warned from pur-
IA chasing a certain promissory note signed by J.
W. Smith in favor of the undersigned, and dated
WaIla WalIa, April 20. 1862, as said note has been
paid. LOUIS A. MULLAN.
Nov o. 1862. 49w4
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Assay Office.
TRACY &c E&ING
YERS,

PORTLAND, ;;::::; OREGON.
E. W. TRACY. MARK A. KING.
Late Assistant Assayer in the
U. S. Mint, San Francisco.
WE REFER by permission to
w ROBERT J. STEVENS,
Superintendent U. S. Mint, San francisco.
CONRAD WEIGAND,
Assayer, U. S. Mint, San Francisco.
WALTER S. DEMO,
Molter and Refner U. S. Mint, San Francisco.
We would also call attention to the following GER
tificate
BRANCH OF THE MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, !
SAN Francisco, CALIFORNIA, ,
Assayer's office, Dec. 20, 1861.
"This is to certify that MARK A. KING has been
engaged as an Assistant Assayer in the United
States Mint at San Francisco, from Oct. 1857 until
Hthe present time. His manipulations as an assayer
have been sku and accurate.
tPartes desiroUs of availing themselves of the
"services Of a reliable, practical Assayer may feel
confidence in engaging Mr.. King
GSigncdl CONRAD WElGAND, Assayer.
We make returns for dust deposited with us for
assay in six hours.
We are prepared to advance com on dust for assay.
OFFICE WITH WELLS FARGO q CO.
Portland, Nov. Is, 1862. l;47m6
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NURsERY.-We are informed that Mr.
Philip Ritz, of the Glen Run Nursery,
near Corvallis Oregon, is now on his way
from that place, removing his extensive nur-
sery to this valley. An institution of this
kind has been much needed here, and from
glance at descriptive catalogue sent US
by Mr.. R., we perceive that anything in
the line of fruit trees or ornamental shrub
berry can be obtained from him.
, 1862-11-29

"FROM WALLA WALLA TO SAN FRAN
CISCO. Read the interesting communica-
ton on the outside of to-day's paper, by
/ Capt. John Mullan. 1t will be found of
especial interest to residents of the upper
country. We will publish continuation
of the journey from Salem to San Fran
cisco in our next.
, 1862-11-29

THANKS to the U, s. Assessors depart
ment for a copy of the U. S. Excise Law.
, 1862-11-29
Unsurpassed by any workman in the West
Repairing of Fine Watches!
All work Warranted Twelve
Months /!
CHARGES

CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Miners can send their watches to me by Express,
add will pay the express charges here and back.
Shop on Main Street next Door to Howard &
Cady's Store. F. P. DUGAN
43-6mO
, 1862-11-29

On the 9Th iDst DR.. Harris will have been in Wal
la walla one year He wishes every one indebted to
him to call without further invitation and settle their
accounts and enable him to get his family to this
country. Nov. l, 1862. 46tf
, 1862-11-29
DIR. /, H, HARRIS,

=" AS received select lot of Medicines, direct from
Smith 81 Davis, Portland, for his own private
continue to receive supplies until his stock shall be as
complete as desirable.
, 1862-11-29

The Assistant Assessors will be supplied with the
full details Of the law from which each tax payer
be ialy ADVISED o. NE Ie4!lreents OF I9 Govern
the Assistant Assessors is sringent-(see sections
and II Of Revenue law)-and the duties Of the officers
of the law making the assessment are peremptOry
and absolute in order that equal justice shall be me
ted to all alike.
Duenotice will be given by Che undersigned of the
time and place in each county when appeals may be
taken upon the excessive valuations that
may have been made by the Assistant Assessors.
The Assistant Assessors will at proceed to the
discharge Of their duties that the intent and purpo-
ses Of the law may be carried into effect.
JOHN G. SPARKS,
u S.7Assessor Dist. of Washington Territory
, 1862-11-29

Daies, oreg;on San Francisco. Pas wa |ala, W.T.
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make report in writing of their doingS to
the stockholders and to Congress.
Sec. IT. And be il further enacted, That
the Mayor, Common Council, and the veT-
al officers of the Corporations of the Gill, 8
of Georgetown or Washington, and Ire
said CORPORATIONS are hereby prohibited
from doing any act or thing to hinder, de-
Law. or obstruct the construction or opera
tlon of said railroad as herein authorized.
Sec. Is And be it further enacted. That
the said company s2aH have AT all times the
free and uninterrupted use of their road
way, and if any person or persons shall
wiIfully and unnecess srily Obstruct or i'm
pede the passage on or over said railway,
or any part thereof, or shall injure or .
stroy the cars d-IOt stations, [ any pr :
" belonging TO said railway company, tue
person or persons so offending shall forfeit
and pay for evPry such offence the sum OF
FIVE dollars to said company, and shall re.
main liable, in addition to said penalty, for
any loss or damage occasioned by his, her,
or their act, as Aforesaid bat no suits shall
be brought unless commented within sixty
d,ys after snch offence shall have been
committed.
Sec 10. And be IL further enacted, That
unless said Corporation shall make and
complete their said railways between the
Capitol and Georgetown within sixty
working days from and after the company
shall have been organized, ard from the
Capitol To the Navy Yard within sixty days
thereafter, and on said Seventh street, and
from said Boundary street, on Fourteenth
street, 10 the point Of intersection as afore-
said, within six months from the approval
OF this act, then this act shall be null and
void and no rights whatsoever shall De ac-
quired under it.
Sec. %. And be ii further enacted, That
all ac and parts of acts heretofore passed,
which are Inconsistent with any of the
provisions of this ACT, are, for the purpose
of this act, hereby repealed, as far as the
same are inconsistent herewith.
AnnrnYrd May II 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-02
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Supplement to an Ordinance

Passed July s, 1859, entitled An Ordinance con-
cerning the Wharf of the City of Evansville,
and repeating former Ordinances" passed May
oath, 1 62
SECTION 1. Be IL ordained By the Common Council
Of the city Of ErGnsviLe Tna it shall hereafter be
NIT any 1AtboIt, barge, other water craft to be
sunk CT bsached at any pOnt upon the lity Wharf,
or upon any Of the cutters extending across said
wha I. o. upon any part f the Lamasco WhHri,
or upon any place upon the Indiana shore Of the
Ohio River, within the limits Of the City Of Evans.
Vile, except as heTeiuaf er provided.
SEC. 2. That hereafter all steamboats,, barges,
hitboats, or other water aft, which may come to
remain at or use any part of the river bank or
from the upper line Of Chestnut street 20 the lower
line of Fifth venue, shall be required to pay for
the us Of said river bank or landing, one-haif Of
the am cunt or fee required 20 be paid by such at
or water craft, for landing at and using any part
OF the City Wharf.
SEC. g. BIstbo2ts and ether water craft msy be
grounded or besched, for the purpose cf being bro
ken mp and removed, at any point on said river
bank or landing between Walnut and Cherry
strrets, or betwe n Fulton Avenue and Fif. h Ave-
nueY and not etsaw here. ProVided. that the owner
or claimant or pers n having charge of sEch boat
rate OF VII irfage or landirg charges liked by the
second section of This 'ir, nance, for every ay
such boat or water craft m y remain at said river
bank or la ding until il shall be ramo1 ed.
SEC. 4. None of the provi- ions OF ThIs Ordinances
shall be he'd to apply TO any part Of the river bank
landing which may be owned by parties other
than the City OF Evansville.
SIC. 3. AM person Or persons violating any of
the pTovisIcrs Lf the first section of tins Ordi-
nance shall f5rfeit and pBy the of five 1oi-
lars fO any such off'uce, and the further sum Of
five dollars for every day tuch boat wafer aft
may be allowed TO rem in grounded or beacbed
contrary To this Ordinance: And in all cVe' in
which any boat o. water craft may be grounded
beaehcd a Or NJ OF the cutters extending
over either of the Wharv,s IF the City, or river
bank or band ing said boat or water craft shall be
fortified 10 The City.
SEC. 8. Any person or Persons command ng,
owning, or having Charge Cf auy beat, raft,
other water craft, which ny conn to emain al
use any part the river bank landing rvfeue
to in the second ciiVn of this Ordinance, and
falling OF r. fdsng to pay the Zee or char grs fixed
and rtq tired o be pal by this Ordinance, At the
requ 81 Of any Wharf Ma. tel or his Depniy, shall
forfeit and pay, for every such offence, the of
twenty dol ars.
Attest: w. BAKER, Mayor.
2. BURKE, Clerk. MAJ %
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one halt
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, PicDics and ExcuF-
sions, gotten up by individuals or assOcia-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged tifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL 60
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AN ORDINANCE.

In relation to the col Lection Uf the taxes OF tho
Oity 9 Evansville, passed May 1872.
SICTIoN l. BE Il ordained by fLs common O. nl,niI
Of the City of ErSsrsvfrfe, That any person per-
sons who NAV her, af,.r be charged assessed
with q ty taxes, and who Ehall 10y themse lvJs,
their agent, attorney, raid taxes to te
fully pai within thirty days fr m the time when
thedHplicatc of id taxes hall have bosn pla ed
the hands of the Collector, ehsl be entitled to a
deduction Of three per cent. of the amo mt of such
tax and all persons who shall in like manner
cause their taxes paid after the expiration of
said hi ty days, and within sixty days from the
time If The delivery of tue dup ira'e to sal Col
ector, sh ID be eutitltd to de .uciOn of one and
one Ia pr cent Of the amount of said axes {:
Provided, that nothing hereiL containad shail be
construed to prev mt the Collector from pro-
ceeding, previo to the Exp ratiun OF sa;d slXIy
days TO collect any such tax by adverti ment and
sale Of property, agreeably to the Charter and Or
diDances OF LAid qiEy-
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
RErE FI.rL
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CIRCULAR.
EHvHE F.V-HRRSEGsV-ED, DEREC-
Il rs of hs " kauaw ha SILT Ass ci tiOn,' in
CO operation y ith thr F" Ohit Salt Ct IN a Y, hav-,
under their articles of cousol datioD bearing date
of March 18th, 1862 re distric'ed all 9 saii Ter
rifory. by which have dircon iuusd all Sui
Agencies, and establ ;sh Il. il st9Hd ght DepOsIto
Ties for the sale OF salt The TO lowing nam d
plaees: Ma,ssIle, Ci cinnasi, Madison, LOui- =
vile, Evansville, Pducnh, Ma, hVile, and -. Lon
At eel Of the Ianid Dtpo+i'6r es we have place
S0le Az .ltS, and deposited tn til m, under coper,
n tull ppy of hrge aud small barrels Kana@hA
SaIf, to be suld for Ca h.
We have empowered asd appointed CRANE,
BROWN 4 CO., at Evansville, Solr- Agents, " DO
in sadiness to al orders at ths lowest pstab-
hshed rates.
WIN DICKINSON, JT.,
l.. RUFFNER,
J. II AXIS, Directors
FW LKER,
J. f. Tn YER.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Nay 18th, 1902.
may Il 2md
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In The equitable a9JHsnleIa prompt Cash re-
sponse to losses Be PHI (I n X pre- sHsisGstl
az the head Of Is profession; Dhhe 0s s1feHscs, Prao
ncdl and first class Business sys NJ local agoscfes, -
not sxceLled py asg sintiiT corporation it Le CorL
Insuranccs sOlic ted, aud policies issued and re-
newea in this leading Corps ration at fair rates By
j. W. HEXSEN, Resilient Agent
OFFtcE - Mar hin Hail RtitdiuR Vain -ff-.'-
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@tB NkW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS ExPHEss COMPANY respectfully an.
nounce to their friends and patrons, the public OF
Evausvilc and vicinity, that, with increased faci-
ties for the transportRtiPntIH n Hf E 4 a Es
MONEY! AND "a UAB l. f. s,
They solicit = continuance Of former favors. Es-
pccial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts
Notes, and the transportation of small and vRluabi
pa,kagpa.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the ia
clities Of the Express obtain any desired ifor
nation in reference to the routes and details of th
busipsss at their Office on First street, bet veal
u .in and Locust, opposite the Post once
dds q u. FISH Agpnt
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EVANSVILLE. IND. MONDAY MORNING.
Rates of Advertising.

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Dag ! 5OI rs 90 Is 50 70
Das.. 70 ! l6 I:o 20 Is 90
DAYS. l 90 50 75i rs Isl 16
Days. l 25 l 9Ol 50 8 IS e75l IS
Days I go 10 so so 42o 80
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2-We,kaI 2 so 8 IS 8 COI 6 Is ? so 5 IS
Ws@Es 8 OoI so / 90 so 90 10 50
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Mos / so II Is Is 90 Is IS q 50 2s Is
l1fO's. 8 So Il rs II 90 q rs Is so % 76
Mos. 10 90 Is 90 20 90 IS 90 80 90 30 20
NOS. I8 90 10 80 Is 90 s2 so 80 90 IS SO
2 Mos is 90 22 so I 80 90 81 80 As ea 62 so
AdvertAsiDE An the Weekly.
Cne square, one insertion. 90
q" two +" .................-l 80
/" three .......... .........2 90
For each subsequent insertion, and fof
each insertion of each additional
square'..'-s'.. .'.'''''''.V %
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- ORERGyV~ SO6.A e S.-New OrleSns sad
II Cuba Sugars just received and for sale st
YICKEEY BROS.
ianlA No. 81 Main street.
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AN ORDINANCE

In relation to ths Markets and Market Places Of
the Ciiy of Evansville. pa. scd May 10, 1852.
SECTION l. Be IL ordained ig Lte Common Council
ote City Of EraRsUiILe, That eIeater any per
or persons vendiBg off ri z to vCnd any meat,
vegetables, provisions, other article articless
at either of the Markets Market places, within
the City of EvansVile, without having first rented
or leased stand stall 10 such Marker sr Market
place, and refusing to pay to the Market Master
the sum or fee fixed by the Common Council to .
paid by such vendors do not or lPase stand
stalls, shall forfeit and pay 1or every such Of
fence any sum not exceeding five dollars.
Attest: W. BAKER, Mayor.
p BI KE City Clerk NILS
Notice to Contractors.
INVHR COMM O-N~ 1 % UvN-6EL GsR THE
-M City of Evansville will receive sailed propo-
sails rntn the 6sh day of June, 1852, for gradit 8
the alley extending from Pine to Let street, and
situae between the Lower EBl,I gem Mt and block
No. 6, in ths Fourth Enlargement, OF said city.
P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office. May 16. 1862.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-17
Sheriff Sale.

by virtue OF s.writ of Venditone EIponas to me
directed. will be exposed public vendue, at the
hotel door of Charles Is. F0Iwei. in Smyrna, Duck
Creek hund ed. Kent county and State OF Delaware.
OH MONDAY the 2SIh day Of July. A. d.. 1859. at 81
o'clock. IN the following real estate, 10 Wit: The
property OF William CniloOn.
M. I.-Ail that certain lot piece parcel of land
situated on Methodist street the town Of Smyrna,
Duck Creek hundred. Kent county and State Of Dela.
ware adjoining lands OF DR. : muel NJ. Fsler and
Peterson & Mustard and said 10 contain one fourth
of an acre, be The same more or less The improve.
ments upon winch are 9 LWU.siOry brick Dwelling
house, IN tenure OI Richard Mitchell.
No. ALI his undIv dcd half part Of oil that
certain farm tract &c land situated on the east ids
OF tn" road leading fisn Smy rna 10 Dover. in Duck
Creek hundred. Kent county and Stale Of Delaw are,
adjoining lands OF JOSEPH Re, lids, q Garrison and
Joseph V. HOfecker and other lands, and said to
tain seventy five acres, more or less The improve.
menis upon which are u one aud half story frame
Dwelling house and kitchen attached, smoke house.
burn. stables and other OuIbndngs. ia tenure Of sell
Also. at the same time and place The following
real estate. the property Of Joseph Carrow. to wit:
All that certain building lot fronting TN Commerce
street. in SAID UwD Of Smyrna. said county and State
aforesaid. adJoInlnE lands Of Benjamin Benson, and
the lot occupied 10y james f.. Black Ter lumber va I'd
and saf to contain One-iUurIh OF acre. be the
more or less No Improvements.
Seized and taken in execution the property of
William X. CahUOn and joseph Carlow, and will DO
sold Tor cash by PENNELL EMERSON. Sheriff
Sheriff q Office. Dover Del, July SIh 1859.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-17
SOUTHERN MISREPRESENTATION Righis-
NeOroes

SOUTHERN LExICON.-SOuthern Rights-
Negroes.
Southern Chiuolry-Muluitoes.
DemOcrGt-A follower Of Breckenridge.
-Plundering the arms Of the
U. -. IskIng tho forts, robbisg the mint, sb-
stracting the Trust Funds and making war on
the Government.
Unconstitutional To defend the Govern.
ment; 10 vote Southern politicians out OF Office;
TO say anything about negroes.
A Christian Minister-O Q who prays for
Jeff. DAVIS, and the Southern ConiedeTOcy,
curses Old Abe, loves rum and hates Yankees.
SkedGddis-A mastery retreat, where the
devil takes the hlndmosI.
OGiciGI Report "A 6ne displsy Of exaggera.
IiOn
Embodiment Of GreGtness--The Merrim0C
and Jeff DAVIS. lone exploded and The other
about TO
FF.f Y. (Fleet Footed Virg ini0nt)-FlOyd
and Wise.
NincompOOp-A sympathizer with the South
who has no courage to take up arms, buE may
be seen griuniag sbsuI the streets when hI'
county mssts with reveTses.
RegiciGe-The burning OF King Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1862-07-17
The Deiawarsan Auswered.

The De!aUsreGn, ia iis last issue, after CON-
planning that the Times and two other papers
named have made uRbeeoming attacks upon it.
says:
Will the Times tell us how much of the
secret service money il obtains ia consideration
OF It's abuse Of tina Democrats"
Now. Mr.. DelawGreGn. this is very clever
way 10 dodge q question by askisg how much
we are paid for asking il. This kind OF shi,k.
ing wOn't do, aud we query whether such a
mode of meeting Ihs Issues Of the day will be
more satisfactory to your honest readers thaa
i. 10 10 US and ours. We know that il 10 eus.
tomary in defending a bad cause TO resort TO
every expedisnt to divert and draw the atien.
lion from The points at issue By shy insinua.
lions. inssnsoes and base charges. bu, il. won't
do. Mr.. Delss0SreGn. You may call Ne abOli.
tienisls or what other offensive names you
please; we expect ell manReF Of evil things
will be said, but that will not diver. Us from
denning Abe monster disunion and his defend.
srs. and boarding them, if possible, 10 their own
lair. If secession has found shelter 10 the she'll
Of Democracy. (faisely so csllsd) thea the shell
must be cracked, and &c the hammer falls upon
the uolueky head Of the editor. he alone is res.
ponsibls for gstiing ii 10 an uusafs place. We
will answer frankly aud honestly your quss-
tion-nos one cens. We do not so much az
know that there be any "secset servics money"
All the pay that we get. have got. or expect to
get 10 the reward offollOwing the dictates of az
honsst conscience sad the one dollar and hall
we get from ihe true men Of the county tor for.
nishing them a paper tAat meets and rspels The
psrnicious doctrines Of practical disuniOn, sci
forth in the columns OF the DeIaiOOrean. And
we say further, 10 the DeIG0arssn. that so long
as il demesns the name Of Democracy and un
der that cry hoodyinks and leads unsuspeciing
men iato a support Of secession we will fgh
il Cor abuse it il the DelaUsresn prefers III.
tsrm) without any secret service money. "lo,
tsry bonus Che DelGVaresn will pardon us To-
IAs sllusion) or any consideration whsteve
than quid pro quo fss our labor. The " Sc
crss service msney," We presume. ran oui will
the Buchanan Administrations, as the editor o.
doubt can testify.