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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10

erSfnet.-8en @4GnB be8 Concerts bilbete @e'
ber's 0lelie III s., cine wrnberpple GOmpOittton,
(nou gSitroe, @efii6l nn6 itberrai4e16ertt W{eloDte'
rciftlunt. G9Ur l11o Srde1ter lieben gtt4ts 81
pitiliden it6rig, ipd6reub bic Splt NIT Nu8e
itabnle BON Sral Mtitler, Die ett MtsSplp pra6t'
bpu lang, iebr mittelndBi9 tparen. Gum S9lnfie
mBdten mir Serrn 0tclemdlb uniere Entertaining
ni&t De1ri!a9e4; 'pf114 i { !, st H. 0'e a1?2f &@lent beiitt
pGil6e @dlrle gegaugelt, bat Jpn iein eigeues ga,
lent a,tf bic Stufe gelleGt, bic ct bier elnrinmt.
l1nb baB bic feline gertnge TT, bepeile bic beibell
Concerto, Die inter ~ieiler Setting itattfaube1,
welde nit 9rpBem @rfOlg 9efrEnt tpurben. Da'
rum Slid AMI, rltr r~l1llter fort 9edrbeitet, ,,bte
8unlt 1T l4Wer, aber Der @rfOIg aud iitB." 8.
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OcriGtss0

item eri DIT. - Die 8erDaltuug bes gta9e
IafleS BON Scgn Dorm rpurbe ali g(ie Stud ii6ertragen.
Std6tif @eS 8e3trfSs@eri9t.-Sou 9li9s
ter NIeranter.
@9as. nnb Same8 Be1 SeSeu 9tobert 01amfep. Defret
gum Serfartf 8%epiiiea @iSent9uuI5, tpeGte8 fir $4,000
o~erpfdn6et lift.
Ser. ct. Dtfritt @ert6t.-- Scu. Gi8ter
@iles.
George $. Siner 9e0eu ben 0autpfer ngea @nu."
8la8e olf $4,000 S9abeneriab, neil bic Grau be8
ald9crS BET elmer @cliitcu 3Uii6en ben Oaulpfern uGea
@na" un6 u@eprSe 2eor9" um'8 2e6eu fam. Sm Rrpz
jeb.-
9n ben HbriSen @eri@teu ni6tS bon
Debentuna.
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(Witdetbeilt,)

Sim Wtpntag 46eltb batten mir int Der Goncpr,
ba Salle baS Ser9nitge1, ipieber ei1lltal ell GollD
fter inter ben yiideren 9an6en" 6eS Serrn 5.
$. 6pietpalb, nlitipirfte.
Gin t~pitrbi9er 2lnfart9 mar Die Oterpn Ouper,
tire, tpel4e mufterbaft gelpielt purpe, isoer Sin.
selre idien bon g8eber'S @eilt beieelt S1 Ici1 ulb
ipielte NIT pabrem 6euer. Die Splp<& prtrdae III
9ean9lider Sesieburg .wplen mir feiuer &ritif
nnteriperfelt, inbet1 mir li1t 1laSalart iein MIDI.
ten.
Ser Wiittler ipielte cine Glapiercpmpp1iticn bon
s. Ser5 nit Or9eiterbe9leitln9, rllb unb exact.
8aS ms babel AM Wfeiiten ipltubette, mar bus
~correcte Sol9e1 be8 OrGeIter8 nod MIR elmer / ii,
5igen 4rpbe.
Serr Sunanide[ inie[te Erap. ME inner -Mis
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
9euffme BrjcBc,
wel&r In ber enslifden 2tfe entbalten FnS.
Dameult ie1

D0iB @int6er, G6,reie Senfef, Mi6 Gmtlle alsin, Mrs
@ltiebttb S0bed, WitB Marta 2Cnp, WrS Sr6a Wttuer, @rS
9netItc WiQer, Ditb Wiarta Nt6pla8, WirS Sarab plummer,
pRtb Dlartta plummer, lRi6 emma VI &iBler, DdB 9puiia
Step9ens, ylrs g Q0tntsrltn8, gttb @arg s Zimmerman
3etrtaNt Ne.
VI Nbtnfbttn, u Nbler, 9stnri6 Bar, @otl Bed, Sdmue.
Bergman. s Brimmet, Sof Deesn9arb s9t 9ietriG IT,, 8
arst'q, z Gae 81 = " 9lsffF, & z 5rts, ( 3 srsss9, Scot
Sat 6aufmau, $ Z 0enper, 2eber fndpp, S G6utB, &2a9fe
&6as 4enttt, U WannebsrG, &Grilt Wtler, Spf Is AttQer,
5 IS &9rGter, ISM SGttfer, @e9 Sptansr, SEQ IretGel, s
nIman, u g Bolt Geo 8 aDetter, g3 SO be aptttsrfebt, 5
QBtnter b 90.
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zEazEn2ER &ESEs
NerNpueu

philadelphia. 8. San. - IS lu1eu
BIER 8tttlGrtften unter3eiGnet werpen, mel
6e ben Gpn9reB tnt Wopif3iruns Der @en=
tOnsaeieBe erluden. Man perlan9t, baB bic
penlion Der Sft3iere unO YrioateS slet3 9e=
felt perpe unO niht unter II Dollars per
NfOnnt betra9en iUQ.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10

1Mr SSGUe mnN Nrurrr+o,,, ~

Str Sale anc Concerto u erntctbcu
Zen Breunben unb Gttannten per rGpncprbto" Gstuf6on
unb benz 9eebrten gHtlitunt I~tertoupt 1ur WoSriSf fes
fur treenb etne Belt mad BEN 1. @spttmber bic f6Sne, orpfs
fart8ebaute neue Saue ter G~pnerttta NIT ttn fomit rtrbpu
eertsn su rn'etben tf, Eent f~rab5eitfes &BFiitaticn GenaG
trErb.
Ote tleeattf nne tDabate Ausfia ffrure beS erpken Sod.
les, nebf tetn n%6bltrten @arterCbe3im1nern fir Serrn unh
Oanten, ippie tequemeS 81 fnuratipnSstmmer nebf orc6snt
Sblaal NIT ~opafGnbi8 ttne~ trtdtetsI 9rGe, Iafen nf&ts
ptnf6en ibri0.
gearanbtees EatTetfGtr fur 500 Gcpbtrfs III ,uIttn,n
ntdBt8en @teis ~ nltetbeu. Wdbere &u8!unftbet
uo @. 90. WDeteL
Aop'o@t1 JS W. Balttrnprefr. ipt fde Gutntp Il. Docd0t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
@nqIi3@er -@pra3slInterriAt

Dttnfta9, 9. Sdruar, s lbt Mtenb8 merle Id ned cine
Glafe fir Serren ~aufansen, pelae bic enslifbe Sprn&e
fpreGen, leiea unb fAretten Su lsrnen wini9en. Diejents
cen. pelde mod renie Cter gar teine 8enntnts Ger Spra6e
taGen, molten ib "scflatef bOlb metten, ia Nnfdnser ipdter
nt9t Gufgenonmen pereen. Der llnterriGt pirb D%ienltaes
ano Sretta9s nnS Srnntaas Nad'nnt:tSS9s erttetlt unO re-
8 MQnner,
Giant, So Germdnfr., 3rilben Sprarb II. @utdipHr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
gsan gSiein slgticnz0Srnucrci.

Sem Yu6Gituul CUR ~sefaGi9et &enntniBnabme, bas bas
0treftprium Der n93oltiuIOre @pnutp 8repiug, Oaalting
anb DifiIius Comp" beitlpfen BAT, ba8 Gipfbud our
@ntsegenuoPme BON 3ei9nunseu fir ben 9fet tr unabz
geieet getlteberen Itteu gum &apitalfpd bon gteuem in
br Office, $50. IS gtprtPirabe, rfen 3u Iegen, baB
ater bic na5 benz l. 6ebruar etipa u%ubertauit gebliebeneu
nur mod nit S. &ramie ab9efaien tperben fcneu.
(iau6-S) 6. @. RtfeL @ecr.
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Ecta1-9eriehte
(5 *
@arnnua.

8ieberbplt ieben mir ms DeranlaBt, baS aus
,pdrtise %ublitrnl Dor betrii9eriIden g9erten 81
warnelt. g8ie ms aus Bridgeport, Sbip, Brief,
li6 mitgetbeilt pnrSe, 70 Pat baieltf unb i'll Dem
tena&bartem 8beelin9 en s%epiiier Sefer, unter
Dem Sorpanb, tht &9ent bes ,,@eder" 3l fem,
peri6iebene 2elte beidwiubelt.
I'm lei8tslaubise Geite Dor iolden Suri6en gu
parnen, bemerfen mir nOdmals, baB uniere rel
ierben Isenten itets NIT gebrrldten Qrittnn9s,
Sorrnnlaren perieben fir1b, wer aber feline ipl&e
befitt, AUDI IN teiter 8ssietung gu benz v@eder"
ftebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
Mm8 minnsfcta.

ct. 9auG, s. Sun.- Die Snau9uralz
NbbreIe bes @ouoerneurS Marlbul wurbe
betoen 9aulern Der Qe9tslatur beute iiberge=
Bent. Die @tnnabnten De5 Ge9nungsjabres,
tpel@es nit Dem erten Oe3emter abgelaufen
mar, betroaen $3.095.416.
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Northumberland

S. RnaYp btabtdttet nit 6IIfe f:tues 2sbrpsrIpnnIs etne
etntlA.rngltfne MtenbiduIe ~ sr6fnea, tn Der Serst I6rtt.
teoe S@uier nnS &~EtOatiene Gele9erbeit bab:h, n9 cine fit
unterriGt ftatet jtbsn Sbtns, @amfaa unS Spnntas duSec-
n1n,n1en, BON Z = 9 fatt unb amfaBt f~eleenbe ~Qs6r9esen-
aante' Aue 3pttee tr Wfattetltt S~d6aidrtiben, sin.
tede unb bpppeIte Sudfibrune. @crrefppnoen., Geographic
@st4thtcs unb NatSrpidsni&aften Greitanb5etsntn, Nte-
bratren SC.
). SnePp TT ir @~tt5etluns bon DtplOntn beretttst. -
Wdbe' Augfpnit pitb tn s. Rnapp8 Snfltat, 40. 20, 81 II.
"a 6Dnt6shhr ert6efIk
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
Sericbtetcr SufamrnenROR spiiben BEN Teniern
,MnS &pnaabIcrn in SrIarn.

New~gprt, 9. Sun.-gert@te iagen
bab Elm Gteiige8 8anfbaus Die Nadridt uui
Srlaub erbaItea babe, Dap eS In Gi(ameY
@prnt9 3ptiAen ben 6entern unb Den Con:
~ftablert 81 eiueut 3ulammenltCb fam, NODE
2eBtere 9elAla9en tpurpen.
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Col. gwcenep eoiGrs.

New,gprf, 8. San.-9la9s ether Spe=
sialprbre be5 &rtegabepurtsment5 bonn 20.
De3br. 1865, lOeben perSfentli9t, wurbt
Sol. Sweeney tpe9en A%bpeienbeit pbne lit,
laub ralitrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
WuS Ner.npnt.

0utIanb, 7. San. 9egte 9laGt Brad
6euer in 6. 5. NiaarOion's Witetblta4 aus f.;
9ferOe, 8a9en unO Salttten tpnrben 9eret-
let; pa3 OebduOe brannte as. SAaben
$4,000, 0ert4ert in bet NUrp< Nmerican,
Sffce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
@us Neips9c!P,

New<gOrt,9 8. San.-Der8 enter<Gpn=
greB belGlpB, Die SenatOren, tpel6e pte NltBs
pergnit9ten i~pteIten, frie9s9ertdtlt9 gu proc
%3ellren, neil le nidt eriGienen, I'm. lt9 su
berattpprtelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
MWS Sirsinieit.

Rt4mOnb. 8. San. Ser SAL bes
9enr9 Strives pUQaro, Der @erlesun9 bss
Nnltanoes befla9t, puroe BON DEM Dele9a=
tentaule Bis ndalten Oonnerfa9 YerI9Oben,
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6euersbrmnR in Gbicaap.

@ttca9O, 8. Sat- Dus Clarendon
5Uule unb pte bena9barten @ebGube wurpen
9eutt @tOrgen Dur6 6euer 3ert5rt. SOtaG~
1erlult 100000 9pQ.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
Tins Ohio.

@tnctnnati 8. San. Characterization
s. 9. Cor wurpe Geute In Columbus ais
@puoerneur bon S9tu i~nau9urtrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
Sic gtuse Fpis,ut!

DleIer lu8ruf erre8t IN beutl@eN &retiel allee
ritanlIAer Gtabte belfe al Sage chen 10 piel Qllf>
merit %arllfeit als lit ben breiBiger Sabrel1 in Grant
furt, Oorlnltabt, Wtiinfet &C. Die Nn5ei9e BET Q(us
fuuft bon Senriette Spnntag. Mia6uine 6ritld>
9 eltee 1T cine jltnge %bliibenbe Grl9eim1ig 1llb
branfte lur weni9e Goritellmn9en i'll SEEM 0orf
st 9eben, nm 81 Ite9er. Sbr STUFF wn68 BON
Sag 81 Sag rnD no lte a%uftrat, tpllrbe ibr Der
un9etbeilte 8eifa1. g8ir perbe1 IN nd9fter $50
DIE AUDI bier @elegen9tit taben, bieleS @el1ie I'M
6eide baritelenber Sunlt 81 betp1nbern NIB be-
gen feline 9eri1gen @rirartltlgeH. 0ab fe erfitut
werbe1, pardlt lit tp0bl 1li9t 3n ~5lpeifeln.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10

% Sn WaIbtaatoa btitebe aiaa Ge~ite1uugeu
fir Sen tGQliden iHb tuodentlideu ,,8eder"
lSrbIcrty!i0ness rpic InSeintnI eurdn ben Agcntea
6rn. 5. +. gSie6Ec!0t, 42G 6 Str. Su ufudlea
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10

100000 Gbeiter 3ctte,
10000 g8au uub anbere 3eItc,
10000 rtae nnS alta 8tetSan8sfads
Teue unb aits
BlantetS 8.
yteue 8la~tets.
S9were s. bas padr.
Neue Semben
uab untsrorfer,
Dide SDGen
unS 8rpsanS.
gteue t5rien gu SO bns Yaar.
@ann,r- unb 9uben. Saden 8a So per @taG.
Ntte Bldatets.
Sembeu,
unterbpfen, 5D1eu
StBde
unb us6trr5Ge.
100.0 600 &teIter.3eftt PolIenb fIr S6ufmaber, 9anbWer
ter unb 9dustdlter 3u btrfhtebenen 3ptdtn. Dtefe Yelt,
fnb tn dussejet6 aettrt 3ufanbe, inbtn fs fat sang net
1tnb.
Dte geaus rber e~rb6.rsn 3site FnS au& In tbr sutea
3ufanbe, %braudtdr fir g8a9sueeded, Irntn8S nnb Der f@ie
eenen antern 3Wtden.
aat Terfentn, pel6s tresno iueI&e omt p6erscrotntenNr
ttfeln 3I taufcn rpanI4en, fnS erftdt, Dpr3u lprehet uni
oseielten gu trhrntntreit.
8u bertaufen gu BEN uiebrisften Breiieu,
@bpsfdle h JtstatI.
SDftua9prner,
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0ie Grbtbtttpr n.


@pur6bert6t. Sob 1873. = 5I20er
1. Serie 104; 3. Ser. 1O14. 5l2Oer Gou~
puns 103s;-re9tir. 102; reu 1O1s; 7l3Or
1. Ser 985. -1967er 121.--1868er 119.
1851 1O4, @pup. 104. = 7 3Il0 S6. So
ten 988. l SabrssGertiieate 98aa. Sob In
gletp 2jprt 1873.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10
Ueue Qn0ei0eIl.

Baltimore S~6iibcn>0 cieli9aft.
H~e9eImdbige monatlide GerianmIung
t no d 10. Sanuar,
IN Der &ebenbdle. @tnsan9 bpt JreSeridfr. Bet s. sole.
NB. Sur BEN Sdldben6 nerSen bic reip. Mtt9lteter ere
lu9t, ibre Uniform benubin 3u tppltn.
SIN Nuftrdee beS SatptmarnS
%(rtp6trntl S u /. 6 Dnrab, SER.
eve. 0ere4 Emrn1erein.
wIprstn, Grrnsrads, Silent, 8~prtTesune Der rnoratltGer
General eriammIung,
Die prOmpte Mnpefenbttt etnes jeten Wtttstie6es ptrb
errertet. ID m. 9 d. nauffer,
(nieG) corr. Gefr.
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Notwithstanding
DeS 0etstScbeft prot. QySdi{ens9SercinS

DSS DettHcDfft prot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&urnfieen Gpnrerfa8, rem II. 5. W, finbst tie taltjib-
rtge Seneral. @eriapnIung unb 0te6nunes. Abta9f les pbt.
gen 9eretns I'm S9ullrfale, &stnitpl tr. $50. 4, @tenO8 ~
lGr aatt; ppSu aue @lieeer ties @treinS unH IpnIttee g8pbl.
tba:er tiefer AntaIt f~rsuntlt4F e~ineslaten wertsn.
tfa-tp) s.. Sbrm n, SER.
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GSun O}ieip 9tfticn@03roucrci.

DEN 5erren @trtten, metae Gftten Sntaber Ter % l.
tnpre 6 .. 8|rewtns, Raittn unb De-
ftIGtn q 6 o IN "" fnb unb BITS tabin tbren Sebarf an
Bier nod ntdt ~an9eJet8t BADEN, 5ar gatrtdt, cas- bts gum
funftigen DpnnertG8 nod Nnnsltuneen tn her Office SEQ.
Is Ncrtbfr. entge8en8enpnthen trereen.
(fa-Sp) 9. 8. &tdeI, SER.
nv :n;-s W1;ra..k a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-10

Wrrtad am 81. DEG. 1865 ~berbIeiben &. ..... S. O9O1 1874 SIS
Die BrntS tb tn InIetbtr auf @runpteTt NIB turd ben
AntGnt cpn 9 rfS mad her Ntetnur8 her unterSeiGneten
rei6ltb terFdert.
Sc paren AM erffen Sanuar 1866 2o,7S3 @putt p6en ; TIM
Ndufe Res SatrrS NIT ben wettereu 6240 eebffnet ust wd6r9nb
S%srisiSeS 9ertpee 5O95 8ei4lrhen, 10 bB an 81, 9et. 1865
q 1928 Gpntt Chen paten.
9prace &bbptt,
.. S%prtB9,
(tD v p) gD m. & m Atne.
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$2,691,767 Fl
Sapingss8a BAN BON Baltimore.

Baltimore, l. Sanudr 1866.
Die ltntersetdneten pput DlrettOrta m Der gsaptnos 'Sant
ppu Baltimore" erndnnt, uni etnen Ueritt nter tetten Sc
ftdtStbdttefett tG leeten S1bre ab;ufdtten, tatsn tieltr
NHtdt Hb i~pref1ltte unteripgeu unb bari6ten ME 10 at:
Setrda ter SpnbS am 81. De5. 1e64......... SIS CSC, S14 81
BON Geppit-ren I'm qauft bs Sabres empfan-
1n 81 o9S,4Zl IL
SntereFen auf &nleten, OtOieenten auf Studs
&c, innertslb ~terielten 3stt............. 434S54 So
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Baltimore Siiraer S6iIbcuz0cICQlhoft

IS tutsn f8 cine Nnsatl bieFaer garaer ttefer etabt
eeriantrelt urb f6 ais Baltimore 8urger S6lsen.Ge Iea-
ISaft rreanitrt. Iue S6usen-~g tettattr, tpel8e fiji bieIent
AFrntaB, %. San, NbenOs 8 l16r bet Srn. pt. @pf, Sd
GnfprRr. unb getatr Marfst, ttn5ufneen. SIM @uftras
Unit pt. q f. Sc. @tptnp II. Gnt.
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mosken-BoII!
NOrldnfae 4r1eiae.

Ser @ E m W!G nersGbp rtadt fsiue
Mtt0ltetern unb Treunten bic er9ettnfe Nn;eiee, taB er q
6afna6t BEN ID 5etruar, In ber Gpncprcia 9aIe feline
MaSfentdu abbalten mtrb.
~be527-2mlp) DaS Gpmtte
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Nprldmn0e Mnseioc.
M0sFeg1 :!

G2 MnSfe0! WGSFGg1 J!
ItS9etensr Srnprttatton tn srSBter WtanntBfaIttsfett.
1Y3YssAfY arrtcatarsGFasfe SnSiansr, Gbtnefen, 3tseg.
hSy9A rer, @rtrntten. 2urFer, geeer; @ifeie unb gttteie
~ Wfuer unb SduIbss SlatteraSasf6, gnnG, Paul
- prp. Gb;erutasfen, Drabtmaafen, ietbtne II. %pnpitrne
5dlbraSten, Naen, S6nurr- urb 8atenbdrte, 9rufntas-
ten, DETERMINATION, feline Masten fir Gpsen &c.
@ep. 2. Stetnbd6,
ti1n1-F) 70 gB. Saittmpreitr, Ode Gripclets Mne0
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g. ID u. ".
Gte Wtitetieter Der @rrB -2pge btefeS Srsens rerteu cuf
%aetUreert. Gpnnerlag, IL. Sanlar, Nbents TX ubr In ttrcn
@erfaumlunsslpfaI sa er tbeinen, "a g8atI unb GinItunt
ter Searten f~a!tirbet. SIN Muftrde
tint) s. g 9 uIer, GER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-02-17
DEMOCRATIC

The Democrats Of Polk county met pursuant 70
call in the Court House, Dallas. Polk county, Ore
gen, on Saturday, Feb. 10th. 1896. Richard May
in the chair.
Ben. Hayden was called on and stated tho cb.
jcct Of the meeting to be, In part. to organize,
consolidate, and establish Democratic Clubs in
every preciact. Officers wcre then elected and
proper steps taken 10 set the bali III motion.
Mr.. Hayden introduced; read and briefly com
mcptcd on tho following resolutions
Resoired. That this Government WAS made By
white men for them and thcir p~osterity that the
Negro. Indian and Cinnamon have 10 political
rights under II. and ought not to have.
Rssolr,d, That We are ihaexibly opposed to
negro suffrage.
Resolred, That the States are sovereign in all
matters Of q domestic nature, and possess all
pow rs of sovcrcignty not delegated to the Gen
crai Government by the Contribution Of the Cnitcd
States.
RcsoIred. That VIC arc in favor Of a strict con.
struction o:the Constitution of the United States.
Resolred. That We are in fay"r Of a hard money
currency; and opposed to National Banks.
Resolred, Tint We aTo opposed TO = tariff FOR
Resolred. That We are opposed to the present
Stamp Act.
Resofred. That wo arc in favor of the supremacy
of the civil over tho military power Of the Gov.
eminent.
Resolrsd, That We are ia favor Of FREQ speech. a
free press. and the right of every American &c
writ Of habcss corpus.
Resotred, That We are in favor Of a rigid cd
hcrence TO the Constitutions Of our States and Ma
tionai Government, snd an honest and economies
administrative Of the same.
Messrs. J. F. Clubhouse and F. Waymire fol
lowed with a few pungent anil appropriate remarks
Adjourned TO meet again Saturday, Feb. ~. '66
RICHARD MAY, Chm.
O.
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A surveying party, consisting of Mr..
jas. Warner, DR.. Lister, Jere. briggs
aad Jacob Conser, started early last week
70 ascertain. by practical examination,
whether water could be brought from the
Santiam river into this city. for manufae-
turing purposes, by means of a large ditch.
The party concluded their preliminary
labors early this week, and ne have IN
formation from one Of them of the gen.
erl result Of their explorations. The
project IS entirely feasible. A very large
body Of water can be brought into Alba
~ from either one Of two points. The
frst Of these Is at what are known as
Cheadle's Rapids, about three miles above
Lebanon. From that point to the Level
Of the ground upon which the Court
House stands there is a descent of about
one hundred and fftyfe feet. The distance
hither IS thirteen miles. This would give
an average decline of about eleven feet t.
S4G AAtC-SAta ~ &c Suk4CtCHb 4O1 every
purpose.
The other point is near Keys Mil. siz
! niles above Lebanon. and the ditch line
from there into Albany win be about six.
teen miles. with an aggregate descent o.
haadred and e~ightv-four feet. or .
tribe more than by a ditch from Chea
dies Rapids.
The river banks at both places ar,
almost solid walls of rock. but a the
Rapids The width of this rocky wall Al
the point proposed for a ditch is far les,
than that At the upper place near tht
MiI. The estimated cost of the work /,
from $4,000 to $4,000 at the excess
We believe a meeting is to be called a
which the whole project and the result o
the explorations Of the surveying party
viii be laid before our citizens, with
view 10 have the work fairly understood
BIZ eli. and 10 give opportunity to present
the very great advantages it would yielS
on every hand, to the benefit and pros
perity of the whole county. It woalC
certainly rebound very materially to the
growth. wealth and substantial Interest,"
Of Albany. It IS an enterprise in which
every citizen ought to assist to the ful
measure Of his ability.
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THR MALR-For several weeks rail
communication with the country east Of
the Cascade range has been suspended.
aid only letter mails have come through
with anything Ike regularity from Cali
fornia and the Sahtaern part Of n owe
State. This week, We are glad to saw.
there has been good evidence of a re-
opsaisg Of the paper mail communication
on the latter named route. and of the
whole mail communication up the Column
Bis. Thus, during the week. We have
received overland via California. letters
from WashingtoA and the States of early
ard middle December. from California Of
sxts January. and papers and public doc
umenh Of still older dates. From the
uppef country, we have the idaho World
of January 10Th, the Boise Statesman Of
January DIST. the WaIla Walla States
nan d Feb. ID. and the DalIes Noun,
taineer Of Feb. 9th. These all came to
hand slowly enough. bat We are thankful
for them notwithstanding. In no forme.
winter that We remember in Oregon has
there beeq 90 much trouble With the
mails. e Is not the fault Of the carriers.
heweger-but ewing almost entirely to
tie Fery protractcd bad condition Of the
roads, the suspension Of river navigation
BIZ reason Of ice, and other causes arains,
which human foresight could not arovide
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MARRIED.:

In Linn county, Feb. 18th, at the residence 6.
Lewis Stewart. BY the Rev. ]. 05trander, David
A. Wood to Miss SIENNA Neal.
In Brownsville. Jan. 4th. By the Rev. VIM. r.
Bishop. Alex Fosterto Mrs. Matilda Invite.
In Linn county. Jan. 18th. by the Rev. VIM. r.
Bishop. S. Irwin to Miss Mary j. McCaw.
In Dallas. Polk county. Feb. Sth, by Judge Moor,
James W.. Lewis 70 Sarah A.. Riggs.
In Vancouver, Feb. 9Th. by Recorder Smith. A.
A. Russell t, Miss Florence A. Madison. of Ogn.
At Vancouver. Feb. 18th. by Recorder Smith
Theodore F. Bowlby to Miss Sophia NJ. Adams
In Jacksonville, Feb. 9th, Wet Schultz to Misl
Josephine Rollman.
In jackson county. Feb. LIST, Robert II. Consta.
BILE to Miss CordeliA H Durham.
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ARREST OF WELLs.-In 1860, a man
named Wellsmurdered a German in Sac
ramento, and escaped. He was arrested
in Washoe, and on the way back to Sac
ramento. Wells managed to surprise and
kin the Sheriff and his two deputies who
had him in charge in a wagon and again
he escaped. Since that time a dozen OF
more men in various portions of the
country have been arrested in mistake
for him, and he has been reported in
many different places. At last, 1t seems,
the veritable Wells has been caught.
The Idaho World of January 10Th gives
an account of his arrest in Centreville By
the Sheriff of Boise county, Jan. Ii, and
his deputy started with him for Sacra-
nlento. provided with a requisition for
the prisoner from Gov. Low Of California.
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woN,r Have A PARpoN.-The rel

WoN'r HAVE A PARDos.-The rebel
General Early, who has gone into volun-
tary exile in Havana. writes from there
to a friend in the States, to say that all
the published reports about his applica-
ton for a pardon are falsifeations, The
brave old soldier declares he has not only
never applied for a pardon. but that il
President johnson we're to offer him one.
without any conditions whatever, he would
not accept it. lie has done nothing tc
repent of, andaasks no Npardon from any
one. he only regrets the failure Of the
cause for which he fought.