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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
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Fantastic. By 9. Einkai
Torsas y WARREE CONVECTION
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
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REWARD.

QhEFF REWAHD -Jakan from Hali 8 Eadd'
- ~ Wherf boat saaT1 leather ffdnk sit
bat one haadls, and u3arkcd p , Beaumont. Il
am particularly anzigus to abtain che trunk, aas
will pay ths ae5ve rensrs ~ is reeevsry Leav
ialernaation e the Wharf keet.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
CLOTHING.
Loewe. snstein s. 60.

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WHox2s AF.lss AYR. EEraIL
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No. 81 matla street,
(saxt doer 20 she yEazh3nEtoa Hoses
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Arefefe4 tsssgsass * 81 saFss ars1 tssaaa a1si
good quaiisisss alp4ys ca band Thacis hAve fuzt
Teen sought f0s cash a1d EaaAt u hat8 - cheap
fsassic prices
EaE- Give us = call before pFlEchas = else " ere
EUEN EASHEF% CO.
30 IS Main cfse5t,
szs-3m EsIE door u tbs Msshisgton H0uzs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
Ne NJ SALOON.

CAPTAIN RLAUSs has oPESED 4 FIRST
Il clasa saloon Oh che corner 81 Iain and
Eiehth streets. where will D. foun4 the beat
liquors uf al kinds. A liberal share " EaAtronass
Is solicited. tEazT dsR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
AUtfTI0N -

an MONDAY 4HE 18th INST, WILL DE
~ sgi8 Ms aaes 100, AZ the store 81 John McMaH-
amAn, a sFfepai& assortment OK Besay- NIatse
Clothing ssad fnrH ishsBg Gacas. Tkey VIII he
sold in ioss Is sHis lbs trade.
joins MeNFANAMAN,
my5 Water Ssraet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
eraiaent .faiap over theeafh p r. u g.
sever Hanareal volunteer alea IN cam

Seven Annared Noln1t1era aiek ln camp.
Young usn. D. warmed ir'tifae, safpy yourselves
with HoLIOwAg's Pitts agfsUIsTaEsT
They are gaarantead to eats thc wcrst ,as d
Sores, Ule ~ seurFy, eevsrs md Bosti Come
plAlntg They viii d. il. ~ tiia feadar q this
"notice " eaanot gst box 81 Rllls or Ointment
from ths Drug Store ia LIS pieces et him write 10
nae, 50 Maiden Lane, euoloslt z tlse amonnt, und /
will mafi a bog frae Of axpense Many dealers
viii not keep my as8ielnea On tsar 4 because they
cannot make a. much pTeat asae a6thar taraoas'
make. IS cents. S. oerts. AID 81 ~ psr box Or
pct Soldiers, supply yourselves. a27-ta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
LUM Der &c.
CRY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory to the City
u kVa nsviIle.

NT0TIcE Is HEnEBY GIVEN THAT THE
I ~ Camwoa Council Fl the eity ~ Evansville,
I 10 pursuanca 81 the provisions q "a Act Of the
General Assembly uf DE sfkie 81 indiaHas aa-
proved March 9, 1855 EMIT ef-@" "A Aet 10
nineta ~ IA .sFst s q a. 81 - Act pnAitsd
.Ap AeE ssnstlEg 4taa eltsssnA 81 BE tow ~
n a ~ II kstht er e. q " tdsfbargha City
+ Charter approved January 81 1877 aud o. add
supple neutsi sections 70 eats Act" will on tha
10Th day of May, A. II. 1860, present t0 the Board
/ Vt County y mussssiQners0i Nandrrbargh county
2 petition ptayiag - he annexation 70 said city
Ct the following described territory, and satsipF
s forth tln &c cons Gr such anueNatiau, via Al
I tgat part q he senfh-east quarter q section
ntuasen f1gfAa tuSgslssfA 81 ts1. raUNe ten Cos
west dsscFi hea auifoNsi W. DEG eing - as
srou pin At she Hatth-vss#t corsser 81 saia gnaf-
ter eecsi9a5 sal raHulHe themes by fhe bali
etism iue nofsh f86F hnHsffe4s and ninety- inc
tasJ fest 50 iron plas thHEea east p Hsatella
eiaee seHan hundaed an8 eixtyss liree sad 4 half
ts8Al sas 81 Ans AIMS * tafpss ABlaE zen4eut :;
I tbete 8suab h5 tfe ifaN8F afAffa8 En- argemeDe
1 iquF haadrea rad HfnsaY.nlne fi.sfg feef, - an
iron pm So the eouth lfe 81 sad quarter section.
aaa stsaaee bs M slatfi sins = said naEtaz aas-
ti9n savsg Auadnea Aud asxiy -fssr 4Tsfi feal, 60
ire - ess# tag iuHHs, ssi8t Ycfritary befng ean-
tgHana o tbe CAS- y Evansville and nol plsittd
81 laid fM W BAKEE M9Fhrg
Afhas. 8 hl MrsRIrs. cigs aa.aot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
SPECIAL HOTTC
Twelve Years Ago

HOsTEITEEs STOMACH Bit ERs Was struR-
Cling into notice AGAINST fhs plsladises which
everything new, however srxceil ~, il deoTed p
encounter.
TO-DAa
1t stands At the head Of ii tie sgie and aitera-
tive preparations ia s1istanee Eta = ebri1y het
evoked many limitations, bat % ess4ais. Phys5-
clans pronounce it the oniT sAfe gtisauiaat that
has ever bseu introduced into T. sick chamhor-
Ia the hospitals Of tbe army and aaFy the err
zsous fad II the very best toac fgr eoav7lsscsa -
a. report it As invaluable ferssustaiuing tbs
vigor Of troops c. the march, a rsruedy for
seurry aaa Ill scroiutic aeetiona aid As the only
specific for seA-siesf -, es ifsaaiA aud Austria
iia have enphataesily euaerssd u i the Miners
Medicine, par excellence aHd if spanish America
and aIl the tropical climates, Il ! eeasidered tb
only reliable anslde e to apsdemie feEers.
There h 40 Hgystsry abanr the caa#ss u its ane-
GERS Itsa the only sto 1aaeh'c and alt rafive e.
which are combined the grand requisite Of mild
pure aud anyitiated Vegetables tfnaaIsnt With tn
finest election 81 tonic anti -bilgssE auti-scra-.
butte aperssnt adj deparattye ioFla plants, rosts
and barIa that haze ever been intermixo8 30
medicinal preparation. ~
The Bltters have this distinctive quality, which
- not shared IL IL believed by aAy feuic tnctura
Or extract in tue World They d9assdf excite rhaa
pulse, though they inftfse wonderful degree tf
vigor into thss nervous system, and streug hen
aAd sustain the whole phy Sleai arkaaiz4tlon
IL 10 alas pEoper 10 state that TIE Bsiters are sold
sKelusiyeIy In giaes, and never Rn4sr ANY eiregm
stances BY The gallon aF hsrrel. TApostors Ah1
iHltatOrs are abroad, add the 0niy sal gasri thes
public has againat then "a to see that the BltieFs
they buy Bear tiAe engraved lstai and 8ota of
hand o. agaasra HostettaF anifhs ana the Cox
ernment ramp over thae cork ~ flla bofte.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06


PHnADELPHTA, May "a subscfip-
ton has been started here for raising a
iund to Be applied to the purchase ol a
farm homestead, with 40 Appreciate
mansion, near Springfield, fog 81 faij-
siy Of the late President LAncoln. n is
20 be tribute from a grateful psople TO
ihe merits Of their beloved martyr Presi-
dent. by which bis family may BE- rem
dered independent. and bis. memory per
petuated 10 g practical arid usefai man
uer The individual subscriptions Are
not 10 exceed $500.
The money is 20 be Enclosed to j
Cooke i Co, or any other lean agent,
and will 5epuhFicly Feported The fund
isto be disposed of by Senator Harlan
Lee, of Tic 1nteriar ard Joaeph II B7r-
toait, COMMISSIONS Of Pensions
Ii IL proposed that subscriptions fer
this Object Be takeuap a churches aud
elsewhere, thrans hopt theeountry, with
The nameeots tltea doRar onga slip Of pa
per, oeeempaa3i7 sbe amount sab.
/ scribed.
Subscriptions % Tho Z 80 loan, as tel
egraphed J ;CoeBs &ase yesterday, were
81, 457, l5elg iuGin5 NJ S39a,000 from the
Third E3Noual tiank u Cincinnati,
S135,000 Inanf rhiedyb, usand $500, 00C
from Sl. Laais- ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
sUNDRLEs.
FANCY GOODS

A. SCh1RPfSE
KxEOULD CALI. THE ATTENTION or TIL
pablo to his aplaneia assortment q FArel
Tofist articles, consisting or
80 varieties Of Toilet Soaps
ssafE. Teeth, Nail aHa FLESH BrNsbss,
Combs in endless Yaristias. s
Theatre Rogge. Diamond Dnst-
Bloom Of Ninon, AlabastsF Tablet and
4 styles Of Pants and Powders,
Ea1 gezets PaEs Ah.l Iel.es. r .tles-
AsFaFyshias Necessary 80 eaHl plsge fhe Tsiist. +
10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

4 -@A~~
A Physi0Iogie al view of HTarr fsf get
Containing nearly $50 pages, aud $50 fine plates
ard eagraYiBgs Of the AnatoHay % tins Human
Urgahs IN sfafs of Heath and Disease, WI d o.
Treatise Early Krrnrs, its Beplprssble Con 81
qHeHees upon the Mind and Bday with tha an
thor'a Plan OF TteatmeRt--tas eHly rational g.
successful mode Of cure. shown by the report
of ease4 treated A tFathtui adviser 20 theHiag .
rad, aud these ccntompiating Marriage, who en-
tertaIn doubts OF their physical rendition. Sen &
free 81 pos age to any address, on receipt of rs
elnis, ~ stamps or postal currency, by address
ing DR. La CkOIA, NO. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany
MY. Fsee Nn
The Rnthor. may , g CONSULTED III on any Of the
diseases uP0a which his book treatg, either per
soalig or by FHail, and medicines sent 10 any al
~ the MorAa, i n N =. 3iees@.
DfarriAoca and DyseHtcrrg. We hava ca
amined great number Of Istters from aame Of
the most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati and
Covington, etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DR., striekland's Anti Gholers Miztnro, faf the
cure Of Diarrhma and DyaeRterry. The Iettara
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods, q Coyllg
ton, says he was pronounced incurablo by the
best doctors ~ Cincinnati, aud one botlls e pr.
atrickiand'a Anti Cholera Mixture effected tes
manent cure, after suffering for months with che
aorst form Of Diarrhoa and pyaenterry. For
sale hv Drukgista
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEI

BatcheIor's Hair Dye 10 the best IN the
known world. Tho osls true and perfect Dye
-aarmless-Instautautgu sBd Beliabte-pro-
dnces a splendid Black or Natural Brown -reuss-
dies the III effects Of La DIea. aud frequently
restores the original color Sold b. an Druggists,
The genuine is signed, ". A. Batehelor, 81 Bar.
clay street, New York APPS 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
Thernnornefere.

n O8B hsSeRTsFFey r OF -Fff fsaafeal grssEss
~ .for @la by ~ Ii. j. SCAT AarEEE
SAs - Corr Afsin and Ses5ad sfrests.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

!
Several more arrests oEpersons have
been ma de il this State and Nevada,
Cor rejoicing at the death Of President
Lincoln. a considerable number Of
these tends are undar aaranee a. Fore
Alcatro5
A movement has Been started in this
! city FOR donsiiop ~ s@~-'a''-- e
ffund for ateatimoai;4l % 4afs Lincoln
- II is also proposed to baild .monu-
tmeut to FresIdart Lincoln menGrg
The Board QEssup sryiseEa ara Eopsid-
eriHg o reaolq.aa Gu asking adthoFity
fto frame the I<egis azure with pawsT 10
give the Gpyefumeut one 81 the eily
squares for q nanumea.al buildings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

As.AsalEgIos, iaY SEA ddriopal ar
resfs have been made to-day By which
iataEmauop. yes aaiRad throwiag more
iiEhflupaA thaNeu piracg80s A. iRate the
President Vice President ard Secretary
Of state.
A Washington pond snt OF the
PHILADELPHIA Press says.
ThaT Con ftssioa 81 HRrf0lI and d0cn-
mentary evidence found GA Booth, fast
Gus bey9Rd eagp The p l0t aud 8B 4Hiac-
ton upar JEFF Davis 8fa' LIE gsnada
mlsslOners
"a Hf3 $50 ss-~5-@Ezs So
NJ s e4tlfsrrala Nesrs4 s5ts4
SAN FEANoIsco, May 3-GansFaE Bic
DoWeil h. moving seyeaal companies of
troops forthe protection Of land routes
10 Idahoe, along which the Indians are
troublesome Cavalry posts viii be
esfaJlished At central points Of North
California, and Nevada viii be patrolleds
thus protecting the roads
A large emigration to3Idahoe is an
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
OCEAN FR VEL

@ OCEAN TR VEL.
1NHE WELL REOwNs FAveBIFE- CLYDE
l. bailt iron Screw Steamships efshe ANCHOR
LINN. A ta#A
HIBERNTA, CALEDONIA
BRITANNIA, UNITED KINGDOM,
are Intended 10 sail fortniEhtlv between New
York and Glasgow.
These steamers awaFa ufff espae ally f7rs tbs
Atlantic trade, asa dSvide3 Ents7 ssatar al 4 AIR.
tight ecrapsrtzasa -. aud SO rite 8pfa FTsry
respect 10 insure tbs ftys comfort ard conve-
niencs CT Passensers- An ex crisReed surgeon
accompanies each ship. The pFoyi-4ons viii De
properly cooked and served In unlimited qaar I'll
lies
RATES or PASSAGE
To and frona LEeerpool, GIasgcR DHhlin. Bel
fast, Londonderry, &c.
Cabins, SIS and $50; Intermediate, s25i Steer-
age, SIS, payable ia gold OF lis equivalent.
Those who wish to send for their friends cAn has
tickets at these rates fre1 she Agents.
-ze FRANCIS MACDONALD a CO.. so
iAn2T-4m : Bowling Csrean. Ssa Yssk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

WAsHINaFoas May 5 --iiarris's court
martial me-. this morning, and u The
absence Of witBeases frae MaTyiandi
adioarned anigl Tomorrow f#
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

rae most valuable remedy before the public
without. any exception, As DiseH's blackberry
Carnainatlye Ital~ay eHsess eare.
Why submit TO the suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels, when Dixon'B Blackberry
Carmiuative oaa be obtained ct any respectable
drug store. jan1e-1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

EpiIeptic E'its. can be cursdli-Dr.
Lucknow, having become cminantiY succsssfui
IN curing this terrible maiade, Invites all SINH
larry afflicted 60 cali send for circulars OF ref
eraDces aud testimonials Of numerous cases CO red
Of from one to tEeaty f5ur years standing he
dsFotes hs attention especially ~ diseases Of tie
Cereb-osspihAl Axis, ri lser@ous ystefn sBnd $40
licits an iayestgaiioR Of his eialnl 10 public eon.
fdencs Address af letters e.
DIR y. LUCK sow
CARGO Ps0 Boz 5f16. NaW york.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. ]. s. LOWER.
AUCTION
AUCTION.
HIRAM NELSON,
u. y. Auct1Oneer.
Has Removed his AUCTION 1Foon 10
NO. 81 LOCUST ST

tFoUR nooEs BELOW TIE sHERwooR noUszl,
Where he will attend 10 eli kinds Of Auction bust
ness: To the selling Of Merchandise, Wa ons,
Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate
Auction days - TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud
SATURDAY of sach week.
Cash advances on eunsiRnmsnts.
Refers 10 all the citizens Of Evauavflae whg
know him. rss4
win give his whole time - hts basiasas. alt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-06

BosTox, MAYS -gs a. Davis, 81 suf
folk, died Teas morning, after q asief IL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
Tne I.eglslntlye Eleetlons.

The Democracy of the various coun-
ties, in which there were Representatives
to elect to fill vacancies in view of the
special session, look very little interest
eenctally in the matter. In Polk and
Claekamas no Democratic candidates were
put in nomination. OF the result in
Polk, where an Independent candidate
ran in opposition to Smith, Abolition, we
have no information In Clackamasi
Warner, Abolition, was Of course elected
having been the only candidate. In
Yamhill, j. NJ. Pierce, Abolition, was
elected by seventy-tve majority over
Ayres, the Democratic candidate. The
total vote was very small, as very little
interest was felt in the election. The re-
suit in Dalles City is very gratifying
that sturdy old Democratic war horse,
Col. N. II. Gates, having beaten his Abo-
lition oppongnt, II. A. Hogue, 81 votes.
The poll stood, Gates, 233; Hogue,
l76. Grant county, which elects with
Wasco, is yet to hear from, as also are
several precincts in Waseo, but we have
no doubt of Col. Gates election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25


The oregouian says TIE late rains have retarded
the receipts Of produce by wagons, but a very ac-
tive trade IL anticipated from the opening Of int
riar u navigation, The demand for ilopr has greatly
diminished large quantities ARE stored. aud unless
an impetus il given by demand from other mark
ets. prices are likely 10 srtile downward. Ship
iaelte To australia are discussed, and some think
that good profits would be made thereby. but no
actual movement 10 that end is being made. There
Is no present demand for -four or wheat. N0ata are
scarce aud firm. A considerable quantity of new
bacon and lard Is making its appearance m mark
ct, and prices are falling of. The foIloring que
~tations are given;
Wheat, new. 950Jtl o5. per bnshci Oats. Goai
I62lei Corn Meal, per 100 lbs, 50; Flour. Imperial
Standard. Magnolia and jefferson, per bfl, s.
Brooklyn Mills. ~ 80 country brands 50 So; IA,
con, sides, zoo 26e hatas, 2ec slauiders, lie, per
D. Butter, best fresis Oregon, s5Na4ec Lard, ore.
gcn, II N cans, 2+c; III smlk, 2le. per p Eggs, per
dox. l0c Apples, per box, 40Gn iae dried. per ID,
T1gsc Potatoes, per bush, Doe Onions, per Zoo Ms,
~ Beams, white aud halo, 4Ae red aud pink. Sc
per fb chickens. per dor, sf@4 81 Cheese, Ore.
gsn, per ID, 256g91e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25


ETrEcrs Of II SroRM.-rha unusually
severe storms which have ragged for the past
ten days here left visible effects everywhere
in their track. Fences blown down, roads
rendered almost impossible generally, and
in some instances wholly so. Mountain
stne4pls and creeks could not be crossed
even the Willammette was not ferrinble mt
Corvallis and other points above and below
for days. The stages had to suspend trips
for two or three days, and are not yet able to
make Roadway over the whole route South.
The mails aud express we're consequently
delayed along the overland route and the
wires being down both to the North and
South of US, there has been a great dearth of
news during the week. The Review and
Statesman reached here Thursday evening.
Yesterday afternoon we got letters from Eu-
gene City TO the 18th, from other portions Of
Lane county TO the 10th, aud from Roseburg
to the 18th. From Portland the mail has
been quite regular however-the 0regonian
reaching here not more than half day be-
hind It's usual time. 1t has been a rough
week to all, aud, we fear, q terrible one
at sea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
RELIGIoUs INTELLIGENCE.
LAM oouSrY, Nov. 20, 1865.

LAM County, Nov. 20, 1860.
Enron STArE Rianrs DEMocRAT. Reli
gious intelligence is doubtless u welcome
message. Dir. Till of Albany sent an mp.
pointment 10 Pine Grove, commencing the
first Sabbath of the present month The
meeting continued fourteen days with unu-
sual interest aud seriousness. Throughout
the entire community there were nineteen
hopeful professions and other anxious inqui
rers. Old professors were revived, and kind,
social feelings appeared to be awakened.
Elder J. G. Richardson was present most of
the time, assisting in the services. Elder s.
Riley was also present n few days, laboring
aeceptably. The preaching throughout the
whole meeting was gospel upadnltargted,
which is refreshing to the people of Oregon
who have been 50 long praying that minis.
ters would preach the peaceable gospel of the
Kingdom. On the second Sabbath in the
month Elder Richardson organized u liaptist
Church near Eugene City under promising
circumstances. The Baptists in that section
have been considerably weakened by a few
ultra men who ceased their connection with
the Church and Organised u society partially
religious but principally political in'its char
acter. but through the blessing OF Gtai, Ed.
or Richardson will doubtless feed the floek
lately organized strictly ON gospel principles
and the SINCERE Hlilk of the Word. We
hope 10 realize better times than we have
usually had.
While writing ON the subject OF r~evivals.
must refer to the refreshing seasons enjoyed
lattcrly under the ministrations Of Elder ia
cob Gillespie, who held Il several days meet
tnfr Nth h. .RAreaekE2t aVAl 4 Aalt.T.
there were about thirty hopeful converts.
We humbly trust the dark cloud Of fanati'
sism will soon pass of, and that those who
stand on Zion walls will, like true minis
tiers Of Jesus Christ, direct the neople to the
Cross. We truly believe that the Lora has
through these servants of His done great
things for us-to Him be all the praise.
| remain, MS ever, yours truly,
LISTENER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

BETTER GET SoAE.-The Salem papers
tell of the refurnishing of the Legislative
Halls in preparations for the approaching
special session. From present indications
the Abolition members will be very rantank-
crops towards each other. In view of this
perhaps it would be well to provide, either
several sets of boxing gloves, SO that the
contending brethren cannot seriously maui
each other, or some stretchers upon which to
lay EheIr exhausted bodies after any little
discussions with loose books, inkstands, file
sticks, boots or fists. What a Harmony
Hall is promised in tie session / Think of
another dose of Tharnten and Lawson ! "An
ounce Of eixet. good apotheeary.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
MARRIED.:


At the residence Of the Brides father, nenr L.eh-
anon, Nov. 2sd. by A. Parker, J. r., Charles Lewis
10 Miss Elizabeth Gore.
Near smithaeld, Lane county, Nov. 9Th, BY Rev.
J. G. Richardson, John boyd to Miss kiinrs,
Near Smithheid, Lane county, Nov 18th, By
Rev. s. Riley, Mr.. Mcdonnell 10 Miss Angeline
Miller.
In Marion county, Nov. Iah, by Ref. Jpab
Powell, Julius How'd to Miss Mary Baker.
At tile residence cr den. John AdaIr. astoria.
Nov. flh, by Rey. +, a. IIyland, Major ". G.
Jordan. e.. S. A., 10 Miss Mary Adnir,
In Portland, Nov. goth, by Rev. p. s. Canrey.
Clark Hay to Miss ~. j, Burch.
In Portland, Nov. goth, by Rev. n. g. Lippen-
catt, Col. !. NJ. Drake 10 Miss Angelina Robb.
In ClatsDp county, Nov. eth, By Squire Pease
W t.oycit u Miss Eiyira CoHenhufy.
Ia Walla Walia, Nov. Let, by Justice Hortoa,
Samuel Mansfield TO Miss RhodA N. breeding,
In Portland, Nov. 22d, by Rev. Lippineott, II.
c. Till 70 Miss Sarah A. Powell.
Ia Clackanins county, by Squire Jaekseh, Oliver
Robbins b Mary Jane Thompson.
In Etaekainas county. by Squire Jaekaan, Isaus
stevena 10 Mis- Catherine n. MeElisesh.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

HEAyY RoBBERT:1ames Beckham, a
miner from the Kootenai mines, on his way
TO the States, put up at the Orleans House,
Umatilla, kept by Amos 3. Rogers, on the
18th inst He gave to Rogers the sum of
8 500 in gold dust for safe keeping for the
night. In the morning Rogers told him
that during the night the safe had been
broken open, and the 800. together with
$500 Rogers said belonged to himself, stolen
from it. Beckham Was left without a cent.
Rogers, who keeps the hotel, was Indian
Agent a year or two IN Southern Oregon,
and the people Of Douglas qndJackson coun
ties know him very we'll
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
ABOLITION JusriaE.-We Clip the fol
from a late Eastern paper

ABOLITION JusTiaE.-We Clip the fol.
from a late Eastern paper
Walter Lennox. formerly Mayor Of WASH,
ingtou. has, after u confinement of twenty.
one months, been released from Fort Nc
Henry. lie left Washington at the outbreak
of the civil war, hut was subsequently arrest
ed in Baltimore, and imprisoned us Above on
the charge or suspicion Of being a rebel en-
issary.
Thus, on mere suspicion-with no di.
rect charge preferred, without trial OF
lawful authority-an eminent citizen is
confined in a Federal prison for nearly
two years; aud the men who approve the
party in power which commits this out
rage, talk about the administration OF
justice! They clamor for the " rights OF
man" They howl against the cruelty
and infamy of shareholders But they
are glutted with joy when an eminent
Democrat or white Southern is barbously
treated. That's their style of justice.