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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
HARDWARE.
WE offer at the Old Hardware
" Stand, No. 20 Texas Street

offer at the Old Hardware
w Stand, No. 90 Texas street,
N. following articles OF Hardware the
.,ock will 10 renewed by constant al
fore and smoothing PIain
hand and rip saws, padlocks, various Einns'
cottage locks, southern iocAA'
a..a locks. store door locks, assorted PIices
and STYLES: cupboard, trunk, TIL enee.'
drawer. wardrobe and pantry LOCKS eiass
candlestjcks. trace chains, halter chs'hs'
lock chains, dog chains; sewing ana Pese
INC avis: Collins and other axes banners,
patches, assorted; ialhing hatchets Pie.eo
table and teaspoons, Erittania ana IRON
.roons. shears. scissors, lamp trimue's,
carpeu,ers' rules and squsres. ontn sne
screws, assorted; strap hinges. hsh' Hnu
heavy; hinges, screw puiieys, brass cAs'o,s'
punnei, square and shutter bolts; "a" sew
plumb bots, compHssss. mli-saw oas,A.u
and band saw files; Lruss cocks, tacAlue
cocks. wooden faucets; boilo" sussi,
Butchers cleavers. rs,-traps. rem ana u.'
ter snaps. Cooper's iroes, bed keys. s"s.,
assorted trying pans. ssor,eo ;',,,
! wheels. saucepans,. nAiI euo ono ~ ST.r-
lets, monkey wrenches' -.
x,r.ucbe.. breas, drills, ratchet dr'ils; oe'
braces, Wilson's brace aud DIV W..
brushes. shoe and hair brushes. shoe Ahise,
"a tel hoes. coffee mills, Box and Wilson
90 r,,,n,er'. levels. pocket levels, eock'
trir.. ali qualities English and Amer
, c.n Table cutlery, in every variety P'o'
zines bed cords. Juts and Manila rop'
III u.pv other articles in The haroWA'
line. p.
ma 4
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

A Curious Fellow.-The editor OF
the Chatfield Democrat must be
curiosity indeed, for he says:
We have concluded to change our
hase and hereafter print paper that
shall please the christian sinner
loafer. swindler, rough, blackguard'
law breaker, civil, uncivil, saloon
keeper, store-keeper. gambler tenn
nerance man and anti-temperance
In short, to so conduct our paper thai
it will please ourselves.
The person who embodies so ma
nv contrary characters within MN
self, is a fit subject for barnum
consideration. We wonder II thef'
,re mapy others up in Minnesota.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

We are pleased to inform our dis
tant friends that the river at this
point has been falling for two or
three days, with a prospect OF con-
tinuing on the decline. This 'nfor-
nation will be hailed with delight
BY the lower farmers. No offence
intended.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

10 the aged and dscrsp''' to all
who mr.. feeble, emaciated and bro
ken down in health and spirits, or
suffering in any way from general or
local debility. course of the rem
vigoravng eli1ir-Red JaeAet BIZ,
ter,--wJl bring present health and
new constitutional strength in the
| future.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
The Remains Of Governor Allen.

At the instance of the friends Of
Gov. Allen, John T. Monroe, Mayor
Of New Orleans, has written letter
to the Mayor of the city OF Next
CO, respectfully asking the privilege
70 remove the remains Of Governor
Allen from that city to this tor m
terment.
Gov. Wells has written similar
letter, a copy of which has been fur
nished US:
! State of Louisiana. Ex. Dept.
| New Orleans, May II, 1866.
To his Excellency tho Governor or Mayor
Of the city OF Mexico:
Respected Sir-This will be de-
lliyered into your hands by gentle
q man who is entrusted with the duty
5: Of making the necessary arrange,
ments for the removal to the United
States of the remains OF the ,a't
., Governor Henry w. Allen, who dieo
"a in your city on the 22d OF Aprii ias'
, The deceased was distinguished
ID and beloved citizen Of the State o
" I,ouisiana, and his friends and adm
'e rers design to perpe,uate his memor!
I'd hv tho erection of a suitable monu
RS. mcnt over the spot of his sepulturt
90 for which purpose they ask the PRIV
DC il.ge of transporting his dust to slice
~ in The bosom of his native land.
RI, Auy assistance you can give, N
"a Governor, to those engaged in tn
~ sacred duty will be appreciated as a
~ act of kindness and comfy wh'c
~. will always demand prompt ackno~
W. edeement and reciprocation on n
up part. ,
,..s your obedient servant,
'f's J.MAD1soN WELLs,
WV Governor Of Louis,an'
rs, (Signed and certified by >.
of Hardy, Secretary of state)
+ We find the above in the n.
Times, and are pleased to see II
y Is Louisiana is determined to hono.~
t,,rs of the lamented friends. who has &c
and more good for the State, under
he cumstances than any other Cover
e'm Let the people of Shreveport 81
- their appreciation of him by foil
rider ing his past examples, and do SO
thing towards assisting our New
leans friends.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Many cases have recently occurred
in which feeble children of tender
wears have been wonderfully bene-
fitted by a course of the famous stom'
achic-Rea Jacket Buffers. 1t Is
SAT. medicine for the human family
without distinction Of age or sex.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

not al some peIiou Va wv
the heightsAaf Chimborazo ana re-
ceive the hospital.ities OF friends re-
siding there, and consequently near
Nv nearly every one is familiar WIN
that famous hospital. On the AIRY
summit of IL lofty hill-'o which an
imaginative Confederate gave the
name of Chimborazo-stands an eS-
tensive range Of 'ov history wood
en- buildings, dividd into divisions
and wards, which were erected by
the Confederate Government during
the war for the benefit ofthe wounded
, and invalid soldiers of the Virginia
, forces.
The location is, in summer, de-
e lichtful one. Pcrchsd on an eieva-
4 I'D plat.au, far above the river
, which with many whirl and eddy
a winds along its base. it's heights are
- ever famed by the refreshing breez"s
e and the eve commands magnif1cent,
II. nrospect of field and woodland and
,e Shining river stretching miles away
q until all are at last blended in the
If h,ue haze of the dim distance.
d At this spot thousands of the gal
I'd liant boys in grey were gathered 10
to medical attendance. Here, after
es great battle, the CHASTITY tide OF wa
en- sweep, it's wrecks Of heroes, and lonl
as train. of ambulances, filled Wit
t." mangled fsrms, deposited their gor.
he burdens. All. if those walls coui
ire but speak. what stories could the
nd not r.cite OF manly suffering heroic
,es .Il,, horns. of woman's Tenderness
.ge and love, whose passionate prayer
nd, and pleadings fell too often va'h'
ill. ON the dull, cold ear of death, OF al
on;ziug partings that We're, alas, TO
tol ever. >,
ro- Those walls have echoed with Il
st, rroans wrung by the agony OF Il
ion Surgeons quivering steel from mar
Oh, manly bosom, have resounded WI
,cts the rawlings of delirium, and rev'
,sly b.rated with hollow murmur the Ia
ne faint whispered accents OF ZOO
his "home" or ..mother," and the soos
was broken hearted women weeping on
shot the dead, cold forms of their lost a
the loved ones. ~
will Blu; all this is of the past. i
nder lid. of war has ebb.d away.
!. ne Federal blue mas SaheH t"' ~,
rib the Confederate grey; where gall
~ up soldiers once reclined on pain
rhir- couches, lazy negroes now snorc
Nv of ,b.ir blankets, after nights
tand bauch; and where Southern Won
fired moved like beautiful ministerInS
, lef, r.l, of love and tenderness arc
valrv IN. h.dsid.s of the -ick and the
ou,h, ing. school-marms, with nasal !
alton, na,ious, discourse the mysteries
make b ab for the edihcat'on oil n
,thers pcaninnies. -,
.groes Blu, the farce which has tollo
ID the the tragedy II about to close and
steps, curtain is being rung down oy
10 the ri.s Of government auctions
gotten under the stroke Of the auction
a ci,i- hammer the buildings are YAM Is
st at. rapidly. Many have been an
nation torn down and others are ioiio'
fired Some are, however. purchas"
OF the negroes for residences but we
tom in cerely hope the owner OF the
K. He will no, allow this beautiful sp
ls- I'M b. occupied by crowd OF u
orning, ;dl,rs, who will breed cholera as
chuond " as they are allowed to remai
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

The largest distillery on the CON
tinent was opened at Louisville, Ky
on the 10th, under the name OF "lhe
Kentucky Bourbon Company" in
corporated by the State of New
York. 1t is owned by capitalists IN
New York, Boston and Louisville
It's capacity for distilling whisky is
over a million gallons year. beside
an extensive quantity of -four,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Cholera Prerestirc.-Gas IS sa'o
10 be a sovereign cholera d's,niee.
tant, and escaping gas In mouse =,
will protect the inmates against 'ne
cholera. An old physician, who has
had some experience In the rea I.
ment of cholera cases, recommends
thai. when the disease appears ev ~.
srv tenth burner in the cry oe
,nrned on, and the gas allowed to es-
cane aud impregnate the atmosphere
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
SfoD the Horse Thief.

CTOLEN from the undersigned in shreve-
> mort on the Night of the 10Th inst, a
dark bay horse Mule, seven years old.
The Hoof of left fore foot split up to the
PARTON joint, branded Is on The shoulder
with white about the back and belly,
caused from the saddle.
A liberal reward will be paid il returned
IN CHAS. w. BLOUNT.
at the Brick YArd~i1ck of Cox Il Caidwelfs
Wagon Yard
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

To call attention too often to any
individual becomes anything but
pleasant, vet when we inform our
readers that ]. B. Lewis, jr- contin-
ues to offer boots and shoes to his
patrons, of a good quality, and al
living prices, we think our efforts te
"post" the people will be appreciated
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
Succession Of HUGH + MehENHA. de
ceased

DyJB WALTON & DESLONDE-J.
Il n W.lToS, Auctioneer-Cnhc -
t,aronaelet street, corner tnion-SA1tR-
DAY June Is le66, at II o'clock NJ, al
,h. Merchants aud Auctonecrs Exchange
On Koyal street in tlse City OF New Or
leans, by virtue aud in pursuance OF an
| order of the Honorable John w Thomas,
| Judge OF the Second District Cont OF
| New Orleans dated the I'D of April. ie6o'
| Court Dock.. No. 20.4l2, will be sold. Tor
account of the above named Succession
IN. following described property, TO WIT ::
one Half In,eres, of Lots Nos. 5, e.'. g.
Ia and 10. in Block No. 81, lying between
Commerce and Spring, and on CrocKe'
street. in the Town of Shreveport, farish
Of Caddo. State OF Louisiana, with the
buildipgs and Improvements thereon. con
sisting o. Two-sToRY BRICK WAREHOUSE,
writ SLATE ROOF, and oSE-srohf BRick
WAREHOUSE, with Tin Roof etc
Ts,ms-One-thirdc cash, in L. ;. Treasury
Noes: one.third in one year, and one
J third in two ycars, in the notes of pur
4 chaser, to his own order, bearing interes
at rat. of y per cent. per annum from date
with mortgage on the property until hna
!, naymeut The buildings TO be insured, U
r The satisfaction of the Executor by the pnr
). chaser. and the policy of insurance to b.
transferred to him until final payment.
Act of sale before S. Hagner, Notar
= Public at the expense of the purcha-er II
@ Guiding the U. 8. revenve L. 5. stamps
-. | m & -poitdN
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Our friend, MIR. +. F. l.. Frank IS
lust in receip. Of genuine BAIL Spec
t.cles, Colts Navy Pistols pure
Diamonds, and the finest ladies and
ren.lemen's jewelry. etc. which nc
will sell q. living prices. Give him
call. lJan3o-tf.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Particular attention is directed to
the advertisement of N. Sutherland,
No. 80 Texas street. He has every
description of goods, which he pro-
poses to sell at living rates. See ad'
vertisement and govern yourselves
accordingly.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

By reference to a notice IN another
column it will be seen that Messrs.
Pitts & Thayer. auctioneers, sell at
auction to-day, at their salesroom
under the Verandah Hotel, an assert
ment of furniture, dry goods, boots
and shoes, groceries, &C., &c.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
V@eE1y News.

Letter From Ges. Lee.-ln re-
sonse to ali invitation to be present
the inaugural obsequies' at Rich
Nj, OH the 10th inst, in cominem-
bre{teu Of the Confederate dead, Gen.
Lee sent the following letter:
Lexington, Va, May 2, 1866.
Mrs. William Coulling:
y l am much obliged TO the ladies' OF
the memorial Association for Con
f.derate Dead" for their invitation
to attend the inaugural celebration OF
their society ON the 10th inst.
would be most grateful to my
feelings to unite in the celebration
of society formed for so Pions al
! object, but it will be impossible TO
| me to do so.
The graves of the Confederate
dead will always be green in m
memory and their deeds be hallowe
in my recollection.
With great respect, your ooed'et
srv,p. X. f. LEE.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

THE Ground Quakins Asa'"'
The detection of Secretary Stanton
is the "unkindest cut Of all to the
Radicals. A letter from Washing
ton to to Rochester Democrat, Rad''
calA written Immediately after the
memorable Cabinet meeting, con-
,a;ns the following doletul para
graphs:
L The announced adhesion to my
polics"~ very able Secretary
: of war, will Strike chill int" the
hearts of thousands. We have looked
p on the War Department as an I'm,
L pregnable fortress, not to be stormed
1t bv Executive Establishments. But
e. there is little doubt that Stanton has
Is gong over, deserted the standard
is Which he has defended, and left the
e friends who have never faltered- y
sppporting him. Wall we has'
Iv got to be more determined -
e' vigilant.
az WAS furnished direct from the w nit'
=, House. The 1ntelligencer and he
y. publican both have it. The ASSOC
RS ated Press had copy, which wa
sent over the wires. Mr.. Harlan
m reported as stating it to be substan
ey tally correct. This is to be regret
ks ted somewhat, as the country hope
.ck for better things than reticence
too him, when topics of this magn'tnd
/, of are being discussed. Mr., Harla
ear had better quit with what 'emnat
the of independence is left him, than
ose remain until the 4th of March, to
hat into the Senate and vote against tn
ose policy he now tacitly accepts.
,eo- The ground is quaking again.
lies Let the people be prepared for wha
of ever may come. Mr.. johnson WI,
de- a united Cabinet, as he now pract
the cally has, will not hesitate to put
rem. "my policy" to the CONSERVATION
which ii has all the time tended-a
on mission of Southern representativ
s., into Congress, even thoSs' it has
no be done by force.
yewf Contracts have been made
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Tbs new Constitution OF ie1as
,,Lr the Governor term tour
wears, instead OF two as heretofore,
and his salary $4,000 instead o.
ST 600,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

steamboat friends are reminded
- sending their orders to our
in due season, they can have
&c papers they require, stamped
the name of the boat and officers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
Pitts e ThHyer Sales.
Furniture, Dry Goods,
Sho,s, Hats, Cotton Cards, Clochs
Sewing Machines, &c,

Sewing Machines, &c.'
AT AUCTION
r., PITTs 4 T II + Il,
CLARHScE THATER. Auctlon'eI'
VIII be sold on
Saturday, May goth. at 10 \. NJ
=, their Sal.sroom. Milan street, snder The
N.randah Hotel
An assortment Of household ru,nlo, -,
uurr,u. " ..b-,snds. Tables, Chairs Cook
ing stoves and Ut.nsels. SC.
Dry Goods. Shoes Hats Cotton '"F"S
| Clocks. Sewing Machines.
| -Aiso-
Blankets. Groceries. Liquors and Cigars
! WAGONS and rioughs.
400 Pairs Blankets. Wagons
T.rms--Cash in u. S. Treasury Notes.
mavl5-lt
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n, Serf.I1 10.
Though e1ten..
the Norfolk .PaPsi
give thsaa1f


wh;eh resulted in the death Of tie>
or more unoffending citizens. "A sue
cinct statement Of the facts may De
found acceptable. appeared from
tn. testimony elected by the coro-
ner's inquest on the body Of Robert
Whitehurst, one Of the victims OF
the fury of the negro rioters that the
procession being en- route for por-
ton of the suburbs, where addresses
vera to be delivered, a drunken ne
gro. living in the street, WAS ap,,
nroacIed by two other negroes and
admon;sbed to get out of the way
Ills ;nfuriated the drunken negro
and he cursed and threatened 70
: shoot his advisors, who thereuPo,n1
/, turned and left him. Instantly at
!. t.rward a pistol was fired, and one
4 of the two negroes just mentioned
q spraur into the air crying, ION F!
4 lord. I'm shot" No one saw the
I. pistol fred; but all the witnesses
d / h.lieye that it was fred by the
III drunken negro. The head of the
i. NEGRO procession was by this time
" Within a few PAGES Of the spot where
" the negro was shot' !
e, the pistol and the cries OF the wounded !,
v. negro caused great excitement ana
an commotion and without waiting tc
= iuouire into the facts the negroes
r. chose to conclude that they had beer
,is fred on by citizens the cry wal
m rais.d xiii the id secessisn'sts'
oh and the few white persons In tn
VI. neiehborhood, some OF whom ~er
nv in their own houses, were seized AM
bu.chered. Four OF the negroe
-. engaged in the above bloody outrag
have been brought to this city an.
it is said, are to be tried by the mi
a. itary.
II. 1t will be recoiltc'eo 'n"' Ps.'
was also fred during the negro pre-
n cessisn in this city on the Sd ins'
and but for the prompt intsrpos't't
hat of our Incompatible police: mig
one have led to bloody results. The fac
one of that affair have been various
o;r stated. The New York Tribune
valuable correspondent wrote to l
nor paper that when the procession "
how near the Old Market. pistol si
low was fred by a sesession'st at
,m.. leader of the colurnn, &c. We "
-. rive the facts they came un'
w our personal Cd se,S: Asthe
groes, with their band, banners Z
a bons and j;ucracks, were passing
'rreu Main, between Fourteenth and /,
nder ,.enth streets, youth. APPARENT,
,ene- 4orlS years of age. who was sta
,tom. ing on the south. III sidewalk, II
:. pistol Two or more negroes
=" the ranks, oIe with drawn cavi
'mlly sword, and rushed toward the y"
:. who alarmed by the demons'ra'
ran into a house and tried TO IL
pi,- his escape. Captain Poe and OF
Oh of of the police, ordering the neg
~ " back to their procession. pursued
imes' ASCENDING youth up dig ut OF ST
arrested him and carried HIN to
in the watch hous-. We have forge
q ex- his name, bu. he proved to be
lama. zen of New York, who had just
were rived in this city. In e1pian'
f.rson Of his conduct he said he had
S that tn. pistol as salute in honor Q
.chard proce ssion, according to custo
Or the vogue in the city of New ork.
they wa. detained in the watch -hous
| it is til that night or the next mo,
worthy and then discharged.--R'eh
ere lg- Times
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26
=. s. NC CLrRE. w. W. BARRETT
MCCLURE l. BARRETT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
d so Q ID ,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Boou and Shoes,

Plantation Supplies &c.
No. IL Leree Street. Shreveport La.
HNHEY have received and are now open.
Il ing one Of the largest and best selected
stocks o. the above articles ever offered in
this market.
They have made arrangements by which
they can keep their stocks alwnysreplenish
cd and will be prepared to meet all de-
mands made upon the house.
The highest prices will always be paid
for Cotton and Wool. sud advances made
on these articles when consigned tons
nU2s-ly
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Sowing Machines repaired to order
At P. +. l.. Franks.
I'm col
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

JAS A. NiLLER. WIN W.
MILLER Il SHAW,
ProPristors
N E NJ = HIS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
Plantation. osd Fur"sissy -
Implements.
Arss., for Lo..ssilis HyIrsshs &c
mon, s.d Nsv York C~ls'"sd
Plaster.
MExrHis. TENN.
HAVING MADE arrangements
with Nj T.. Ball. the manufacturer
J. Of the celebrated
!. Ball Reaping and Moving
It. Machines
-, for the exclusive Agency for the ssis
I'd OF his machines in tho stAtsa OF
nd Louiaiana.
rs, Arkansas,
a nr hississippi,
,sI- Tennessee
,.h and Texan, VIC
III
's,l offer superior Inducements 10 the
,t.e
s "rs' DEALERS and PARNERD
ons
Ike, in said S,a.-s to purchase these ma
eri. ."
~" cb,uss which w warrant the beet
and eheape.. in the fn"rk.''
.1.. w. ar, also sole agents for the
Bos.
Straub Grist Mills.
We manufacture and keep sen-
.,sn:ly on hand . psrtss. assortment
Of all kinds Of
Farming IMPLEMENTS
- for sale at the lowest cssh price.
sorted " al o1dsrs attended 10 r'''
80. dt.paseh.
Our Motto 10 BA~." Oss Fol-
1le,
cv-Corrsc, Dealing. Cash s"les an'
ioek Vi
Small Prohts.
)ODS. MILLER & SHAW.
Z,
Aenphis. Tenn.
- York Send for Circular and Lin Price
-;..s aprill4-2m
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

S~s..v.pors Ne~'-
r r~n ' r.,t propose. to be , s.'s",
.;ve mex, ,sff .Ga;: week s.."s
been election. prevents him from say
ing anything Of Importance.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Contracts have been made for
translating Victor Hugo's new mover
into ten languages. ..
The Radicals ran q negro tor May,
mr. in Madison. Wis. He received
zoe votes
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

Y nu.gI.E: BRlcX WAREHOUSE on COMMERCE
AND CROCHET STRkhr,
E rTox SHE'D ON SrRING STREET,
p,ro.it. the Steamboat Landing, 10 the
Town OF Shreveport, La
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-26

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~. ". kCRfHY-
Late iewikSlile Ark
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

REnEMBER, that Humason, Dodge, Ferguson
aud the Democratic party insulted the Execu-
tive of the State of Oregon, by Kissing him
while addressing peaceable meeting Of cili-
zsns on Saturday night last. Can any man
who loves order and respects the laws vote
for either of them2
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

'REMEMBER, that in voting for Dodge you
vote for {, man who is not identified with you |;
who owns no, property in the county, and who
is merely candidate for the interest of the
Navigation Company.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

THE, friends of Senator Nesmith must be up
and doing day. See that the Union can
didates for the Legislature are elected, and
thereby elect your friend.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

THE o. s. N. Company are making.a switch
on their road nearly opposite the residence of
Mrs. Laughlin. This will be found conven-
lent at.the present stage Of water, when the
locomotive and cars are kept at that end of
town.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

If you vote for K@gal and Hogue, you vote
for men who own property, areideniified with
the interests Of the county, and will support
your choice man for the United States Senate.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

yorE for George W. Waldron, who every
body knows to- be good, honest and compo-
tent man-one who owns property and is
thoroughly identified with US.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-04

The conduct Of the Democratic party on
Saturday night has been the general topic
since. Every honest man, Union and Demo-
crat, acknowledge that the ,instgators of that
insulting conduct-who were nc, less than the
candidates of the Democratic ticket-are. not
worthy of any fayors at the hands Of the re.
snectable voters of this town.,