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possess certain legal and CoDstitutionaI
rights, il is not likely his peculiar views
will be allowed 70 prevail. It is fortunate
for the cause of humanity, of law. order.
decency,. and every thing holy tnaI
such is the case.
After this decision. Mr.. Callahan dis.
charged Judge Weems from arrest, ana
said /: mo penalty is assessed. Ehe hgin
tainments, the unfaltosiug fasahfuIness
Of Judge Weems 70 the Government
when all around him failed. are his sun
and shield to-day. Il il NO part Of the
design OF this Bureau 10 interfere with
the business Of Judge Weem's court, ex-
eept i'm the matter contemplated IN this
ease. White men may sue each other
before him Is much a. they please, and
We will not say one word. They may sell
each other out OF house and home by
decree from under his hand, and, 90 lar
As this Bureau 10 concerned, it viii b all
right. He may imprisOn and hang %
many white men Is he p!eaSes, and no
opposition will be raised by ws; but du.
EDg the existing interruption OF civil
laW, he must not touch negrO ="
These are the leading points 'enunel-
ated In this most extraordinary de-
clsion and, in conclusion, we most re-
spectfully. but most earnestly, appeal to
Governor Wells to have the facts prop
erly authenticated at once, and promptly
forwarded to the President. If such q
rule as this is TO prevail in the State. all
white men and wosnsn had better pre-
pare to die or emigrate, and the sooner
the better,
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GEN. II. w. ALLEN.-The Baton Rous %
Advocate, OF the Goth. has the following
A private letter from this gentlemau q.
duty the City Of Mexico, August Ist.
brought by the faithful "Yalery," states
that he had arrived there after . Ions
and tedious trip Of two thousand miles.
ms health was good, and his reception
oy every class OF people has been most
cordial. Whilst enjoying the country.
and ctndging the language and habits Of
the people he longs, for the joys AID
sweets OF his Louisiana home. Nav the
gay eooR arrive that he win be at liberty
70 fetHFp to his friends and country.
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IArAGNAL REVENUE-The Commissiono an
M Internal Revenue hAa made the fol-
lowing decisiou.
bu'cheEs who pay Q licsnse-tax Of SO
msy retail other merchandise than meal
At the eame store. but may NOT T,eddIe
'neat without peddler's license. Buieh. ).
srs who pay license tax OF IS NAV ned.
ale meat or fish without a peddier's
Icense' but cannot sell other articles.
Inc assignment or transfer of a iudr
ment should be stamped as mn agreement
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ALABAHA WAR DKBr.-We see from the
proceedings of the Alabama Convention
that it has declared void all debts created
hy the State in aid OF the late war, and
has forbidden the General Assembly TO
rAti;y the same and has forbidden the
General Assembly to assume or make any
provisions for the payment of the debts
contracted by the Confederate States.
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THE SHRNANDoAE.-A letter from Pana-
ma states that when the news was re.
ceived at Annapolis ~ of the depreda.
tions being continued by the Shenandoah,
the commandant of the English war.
steamer Devastation, in the harbor there,
sought an interview with Capt. Scott, of
the US. steamer Saranac- promised to
60 ia pursuit of her as a pirate, and cap
ture her. and he subsequently went.
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GOVERNMENT BORESES AND MGIE$
DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTER"AsTEn'
yicksburg, Miss, Sept 90 1909
o,a a, pubhe auction to the highest BID
a.. =. Wick sburg, jackson, Natchez and DAVIS ben0
e..,. ,,ur hundred HOr.es. six hundred Mules
..a.-...v.wo Oxen. public animals no longer re-
on,,.. far military purposes, as follows
At Jackson,
,r.a.. .hs a,rse.iOn of Captain G L Heat n A p,
Chisf Quartermassr No: D,st ",o Horses and Twc
October Alta, SEQ Fhty '''
HusIrea and Afty ESQ Mules
At NatcheZ,
,,....;on of Captain L Coffin A Q NJ.
Oneer U.rnsster ene Southern District Miss, com
Oarc;nS tober I2, 1868, Fhiy-,ix y horSe1
Ia one Hin ndred and twenty eight (so) mules.
At VICksburg,
.ho a;,ection of Captain q /. Barker = u,
Chief Ouarternaster WeS err DIHI'l"' "a ME- -
moncins October sta, 800, Ahfee nnI a,s ~ -
600, Horses, Two Hundred l@'0' '1'"' ""N
A. same time and place few ndenned wagons
and parts of Wagons
At Davis Bend,
,r.ao- tho a,roction of Captain Parker, Q NJ, com
mencinr October I'D, 1868. twenty-five (<<J
Thess ssIes will afford opportunities to planters "a
Obtain the stock they so much need, at reasonable
prices.
Sais. ~;lI commence ON each of the days above
named and be continued daily until the whole properly
= sold Terms Cash. in United Stale c"rreAey.
By order Of the 2Tsy;s[ mS''c. cwHETTEIsEY
COlouel& Chief Quartermaster
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81.
To which they invite the attenda
purchasers before buying
elsewhere-viz:

500 pcs. American, English and Fs
Prints,
so pcs. Small Plaid Giughams,
} 100 pcs. Fine Bleached Don esliC,
10 pcs. 10 4 White Cotton SheetlF
10 pcs. 8 4 White Linen Sheetng
so pcs Richardson's IRISH Linens
80 pcs Brown and Slate Linens,
20 pcs English Tweeds and FL
Cassimeres,
200 pcs Printed Jaconets and Fs
Organdies,
25 pcs Mozambiques and Emb0.
Bareges-a choice selection
Is pcs c h a m ray, for TRAY
Dresses,
so pcs beautiful Linen Lawns,
100 pcs Swiss, Nainsook, ? laid .
Jaconet Mu 'lins,
25 pcs Mosquito Netting,
80 dozen Towels, well assorted,
500 dozen Coats and Clarke's SPo
Thread,
so dozen Corsets,
10 dozen Ladies' Parasols, all s2s
90 dozen Linen Collars and Caiis
100 dozen Ladies' White Cotton us
20 dozen Ladies' Ljsle Thread llo'
20 dozen Ladies' open Worked he
100 dozen best quality English Sos
so dozen Ladies' Gauze Merlno We
20 dozen Gents Merino Vests,
100 dozen Ladies' Embroidered n
Collars,
so dozen Jaconet Edgirg and ln"'
$50 dozen Swiss Insertings,
5000 dozen Cotton Footings,
1000 dozen Black Silk Lace Trimml4
1000 dozen Fancy Bra Il s and y
Trimmings,
100 dozen Black Silk Net,
100 dozen White Brussels Net,
100 dozen Ladies' Busters,
10 bales Cotton Yarns, -
100 bales Cotton Sheeting, ShTtingI
Osnaburgs,
Together with large assortmep
numerous to mention, at
Malone & ConMeIlys
Corner Dauphin and Joachim SIR
iulyl d3m MOBILE. AL
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Two boys entered the Citizens Bank at
Louisville, KY, a few days since, and
asked TO have two dollar bill changed.
While the cashier was busy attending to
one Of them, the other introduced long,
slender stick with bent pin upon the
end OF it, between the spaces of The iron
railing. and commenced drawing to him
self several bills from pile of twenties.
The cashier saw the haul, and called an
officer who put the boys in Jail.
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The Indianapolis @. zeGts, in comment
ING uPoa . rahid negro speoeh Of judge
UPham, OF New Hampshire, insists that
the Southern States DO, nov and forever
treated and governed - eoUquered prov
ioces. ind GayetteiI
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GEN. DANA INDICrED.-We are informed
by the Memphis papers that this
celebrated military hero has been
indicted before the Criminal Court
Of the United States now sitting in that
city. in the sum of seventy Eve thousand
dollars.
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OSHcG MoBILE AND OHIO RAILR0An =
Mobile Ala, Sept &c, 1865
passenger Trains on the Mobile and Ohio R,uro.d
will run as fellOws- O "A"FOao
NOrthVvard Trains.
Leave Mobile every
Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY.. d n M
Pass Msridian every
Sunday, Tuesday, aud Thursday. 4:55 nm
Arrive at OorAMth every
Sunday, Tuesday AID Thursday. O. 40 - p,
Leave COrtnth every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. $40 n m
Arrive At Columbus, XIV, .v.rv
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, $50 n M
steamer Gen AHtasraona connects a, oo,..,hn..
Ky, for CaiFO. - O0aunous
sOuthvvard Trains.
Leave Columbus everv
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. 60
Arrive at Corinth every
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday. 1o:s0 = =,
Leave Corinth every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. / :4O.pm
Psss Meridian every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Y.05 NJ
Arrive % Mebils every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 3. 4O n M
oL J1FLEMINo.
Chief ns. aAd Gsa- superintendent
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GENERAL Prices FAxILY.-Mrs. Ster.
ling Price, her daughter, Miss Stella
Price, and two sons, CELSIUS and Quintus.
arrived in this city on Friday evening.
direct from Washington, Texas, and are
stopping at the Olive Street Hotel. Mrs.
Price and family are accompanied by her
eldest son, General Edwin w. Price, who
left Brooklyn, N. Y, about two months
since and went to Texas after the family.
IL not certainly determined upon
whesher Mrs. Price and tho younger
members of the family will remain in
Missouri. or accompany her son Edwin to
brooklyn, where he has resided during
the past year. Atpresent Mrs. P. is not
aware OF the exact whereabouts of Gen.
eral Sterling Price and their third son.
after the breaking up Of the Confederate
tGees under General p. Kirby Smith.
When last heard from, they we're 81 The
city OF Mexico.-[St. Louis Republican.
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Southern Generals In the Northern Ar.
my,

Southern Generals In the Northern Ar.
my.
At the celebration of the Fourth oj
July at Buenos Ayres, "The Impending
Crisis" Helper gave the following as the
names of Southern Generals who we're in
the Federal army during the late war
Virginia-Thomas, Terrin, Cooke, Be
no, Prentiss, Newton, Davidson, Steven.
son, Denver, Amman. Hays, Graham.
NarylaDd-Ord, Cooper, Benton. Em.
ory:: French, .Kenly, Manderves. Sykes,
Judah, Lanman.
DelaWAre-Lockwood, TOrbetA, Thorn.
Kentucky-CAnby. Anderson, Raus.
seau, Buell., Reynolds, Nelson, Hobson,
Harrow. Oglesby, Blair, Boyle, Critten.
den, McCiernand. Mcmillan, Clay.
Smith, Morris, Palmer. Pope, Purbridee,
Fry, Shackleford, German, Jackson.
Wood, Ward, and two Bufords.
TenneaSes-TwO Birneys and one
CFittenden.
North CarOlina-Neredith and John.
son.
. OSoutA Carolina-Hurlbut and Ere.
mont.
The District Of Columbia-Huuter.
OFme. PleAsantoD, Branuon, Getty.
4issouri-Reno.
touisiana-West.
Georgia-Meigs.
In the Navy Tennessee furnished Far.
rAgut; Louisiana, Porter District of
Columbia, Go!dshoro ; North Caralina,
Winslaw.
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1
J. II. MARSHALL, p. c. CoNLEY
~r ~
JO00 IL. marshall G TO
Successors to PomerOy 4 EarShall,
fE.,,bE.b.J: ,oao>
w -0'
% Z O Q Q Z =
And General Commission Merchants
W. AO, NOTth commerce st.
1H00'ee' Am'
NeeP constantly on hand, Groceries &c,
BACON,
LARD.
OILS,
AONH y rs,
CAMDLES,
CHFrSE' q -
BUTTER
SOAP
STARCH
EI, ASGn,
RICE
COFFEE
'rOp HC,C,n
U;oooon 1ODAOOO,
pon.o
Cider
Ca,
Cove Oysters. Lohsters Naetars1
oAnd'e' Pie Fruit, Brandy Fruit,
pres.rvos s
Mu.,,r, Spices
~r 'ineS' Cigars
Raisns, vsrnicslli Mac,roni
Condensed Milk Almonds, Matches.
c,..l.r.
Ye.., p, Salt syrups,
1r''m', Buckets, Twne,
copp'rA'' Manila Line. Gum Packing.
Packing Yarn. oakum, Emory,
n''1e'a' sc'utbi's Brushes
Metallic Paint Hay Fodder
Neal Seconds, Grit.
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from the Middletown (Conneticut) Sen
tinel of 3rd 1887.
Nor.cE.-The Poor Of the to,cn of Chatham
1887, al the house Of T. PeafsLd, Esq, al
9 O'clock IN TIE forenoon.
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W. pN,1yr1nDI
Clori,n tLa NJ.
IN addition +
,,oeIl, dillon.
u;lll., ..,, t,.
a., iLa M,lu,
,uho r,or g,Lsc
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The Detroit Free Press warmly advo-
Gates the policy of Free Trade.
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Rsg~ The get
came Oft yes
going to press
obtain the foil
dian box. III
returns in full
y. F. Meaad
w. +. AIieI
ia
q. S. Pace,
L. Gould,
Il Y. Rev,
r. l.. Hi,
j. w. Taylo
W. Lizenbei
TIE Scho0Z u
yesterday un4
J. i. Iialnber
being fitted II
other outside
Ghs music derI
E2"It woul
teres ted, TO II
will cease 10 4
aLOll'iay OF N)d
and other ID
the benefit of
less act on il
time.
GoyERHoR
loving i'm REID
in & W# L.EgI
l0h inst, n
Times
Assurances
latter from w
the necessary
will he r,ryis|
soon as they d
well Bot Il
which the Col
mains unredrI
Slocum and
acting under
Department,
The writ OF hi
by the civil q
heved that
made to GOV
torego his I'M
dcularly as hI
a considerable
in Mississippi
the protection
mately 10 the
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sheriM's sale.

DY virtue of an execution and foreclosure
ID Of mortgage issued to me from the Clerk
Of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict of Washington Territory, in favor Of Will
liam @. Hazard and against Albert Burkhart
for the rum Of nine hundred and fifty dollars
and six cents judgment, and costs two dollars
and cighty-fv cents, have levied upon the
following described real estate: All of GER
tain piece or parcel Of ground, being the
southwest quarter of block forty.four, upon
the fraction Of land between tho Military Re-
sevre and Esther Shorts land claim, as record
cd in the county records Of said county, also
the new dwelling thereon, together with all
other tenemsnts and appurtenances thereto be-
longing, the above property being Vancouver,
Clarke county, ". T.
Notice 10 hereby given that shall sell the
above described property at public suction, on
the emisss, ct one o'clock, to the highest and
best bidder, ON Wednesday, the 2sth day OF
June, 1895, to satisfy the sum Of $3.50 o6,
Judgment, snd costs - IS, with interest es
three per cent. per month until paid, with
costs and accruing costs.
.Cs-},.t .stI see H. G. MORSE,
Sheriff Of Clark county, W.T.
Nay ~, 1885. 3o:w4 =
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The Union Platform

WHEREAS, We deem it the duty ofevery
political party on entering into = canvas,
but more especially in such crisis a. now
marks our history with blood to define
fairly and squarcly the grounds ON which
they claim the support of'the people,
therefore, be It resoired:
LIST. Tha. we hail with gladness all those
signs which portcnd the speedy terminus
ton Of the most horrible and gigantic re-
bellion that has ever disgracsd the worlds
history--a rebellion against the lawful au-
thorty of the only free Government on
earth. and for which there was not even .
shadow of excuse or palliation.
I'd. That while W. deplore the fact that
the blood Of thousands Of our best citisens
has been poured out like water on the bat
Ito field, it was freely offered in defence
of our Nations life, and has preserved it !;
great as the sacrifice was, they have not,
therefore, died in vain.
Sd. That we endorse, and heartily ap.
proye of the action Of the General Gov
eminent for the last four years. A better
pilot than Abraham Lincoln never steered
the Ship Of State safely through more
troubulous waters; the wisdom which he
has displayed in the past, gives us assur.
ance that in the future oil his actions will
be regulated BY that patriotism which has
heretofore animated him.
an. That we believe it to be the duty
Of all citizens Of the United States with
ont distinction Of party, to strengthen tho
arms Of our gallant soldiers and sailors
now in the act ofgivius the death blow
". trust forever, to treason and rebellion.
bv uniting in rendering. to tho General
Govsrnment warm and hearty support.
sth. That tho problem Of slavery whose
solution seemed difficult, If not impossi.
bic to every patriot. has been worked out
bv Southern politicians. and BY them
alone. They have committed political
suicide. and their peculiar institution ID
dad and buried beyond al power 0
resurrection. We heartily approve the
sdoption Of the amendment to the Con-
,situt;ou Of thu United States. whereby
SLAVERY is Utterly. and fo'svsf as'''
ished. ST., =,
9Th. That the peruicious doctrine q
s.sss Sovereignty has besa one OF IL
chief causes Of the REBELLION. II u 20
lis;e,l. q veil - . masheaasiesl abss.d''
~ % ssy that q part en- b, NsaeR tes.
Il vkoie. while the individsAl staaes
srr sovereign - regards zach otArF. sn =:
e.bmdiussr - she Gssrsal 0ossssosees
,h- L ni,-d STATES a ADeiea N ." IL
ii. assribuse. ~hrh. By sAe asss Of a
-, aes~ss Ss~<r-isusy. end ihse VAN
the esris-us 81 she several Ssness 80
v-ss.rsAs- sss<eisass 10 ssesr .ssfssss'
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RALLr.-The Union party Of Thur'ton
county. viii hold a Grand Rally Meet.
ing a, the courthouse in Olympia. on Sat.
urday the Sd day Of June next. at 2 o.
clock p. N. Addresses will be made by
Hon. Elwood Evans and others. Come
one! Come all
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~ jeff. Davis disguise was discov.
cred by the exposure Of his feet. He il
not the first individual who has been iden'
tilted by the "cloven-foot.
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- We finish the publication this week
of the laws of the first session 37,h Con.
gress. We will soon begin to publish
those passed at the second session, among
which there are several Of great public in
tprest.
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~ We publish on tile first page let
ter of Secretary Mccullough giving his
views upon notification laws. We will
allude TO it further next week.
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BARNES 4 WARD,

IA Nm kIS9 - w AASS
DROPRIETOkS Of Upper Tumwater Mills:
r. wbolsealssAa retail dealers IN Flour, and
al kinds Of mill feed.
The highest price paid fos Wheat, Oats and
Barley.
Also ali kinis Of Lumber manufactured.
An orders accoupasied By The eash Proopt-
u allsdaad Sesvardsdt 70 svsy pert q The soend.
\. BARNES 8 IRA WARD.
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~ In vie- Of ,h- i.cs ;Ass the prince
d CoPP-rb-.as. Jef. DsSis. attempted
to make q hsssy e,i, in P~'ticsais. vs
,hink -Peiiicnai Denorracy sa very
appropriate name tee Ls party associates.
Perhaps they would pr,ter it to tn name
thy now bear. Well compromise.
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AYOf1CI u Asssby gives hat fFen and amer
~ Nay iss, A. d. lees, al Ce.iiss cossy
OrS:rs = Scrip. issssS y.'s< e s LAY Il" w.
There = Dssey b he rrsecssy 70 rsy az -
- NO = Anse q ysssubes. 4. D. fese
An reuo;siae yin ~ Fsceivel is payment ef
s..~s- a. q ,be Aslissa sBee 10 exeAaage ssr
- Orasvs. - sfeAnrUs-
PuhauAsA - s.aAssisy Il ~ bard q
c-.sv rsmimiusses. skss iGsA 1ay - nss.
n ia yA8PGa STONE.
Aslsssr Cssiszs Cssszy. y I.
usy. SsGs. $40
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