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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

V,..r. Wharton 4 Iuiueswsstb are
Che H authorized AGENTS Of DE Re
ruhhean ln lle clly Of Wv orlenn-
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,. for over tvo weeks ne ba. not
been able 90 devote any attention to this
i'ua u the Republican. lie begs the
A.aI Indulgence %, his reading and al
}aHl.jns friends, particularly the laitsr
O. be feels assured that the paper, under
tue direction Of Nr \ y hetn'ehan.
OH -lI'af ffa tern, VIII prove iaiiy as
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A"'''''' ne" next ne comes may
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&C. The Galveston New, II the 21h
Ru Hlr within one week they have
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Ia Hr learn from the Missouri He.
Publican .aa, GOV Fletcher has r71
claimed uarf.al law 60 that state. and
uuI fHa e,'sr rlca that the laws cannot
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souri, bass ordered into service thirty
four mpuu.cs OF ialHutry and cavalry
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ssban. she is alady Of tine at,ainmeuts,
ui superior qualifications rs teacher
we" KNOWN anu very "lsh'J respected
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

Wendell Phillips says he was we'd.
dod to truth when boy He mus,
have become widower when quite
young
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

r~n- A correspondent Of tho Galveston
News, writing from Houston, under date
OF Dec -, says The Brcnham Ban
ner. which was destroyed few months
ago, will soon be under way again, and
Mr. Rolf, iis former publisher, ia now
here making arrangements to get press
and material Ne wish him success
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

r.l5- \ cross mark on paper dcuotc'
that o .uhserihcr time has expired
We intend, hereafter, 10 do a cash hn,i
ns.s II j. more trouble u collect
newspaper subscriptions than they ar,
worth
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

plish their sinister and selfish designs
and, Nero like, would fiddle and
dance, in hilarious giee, whilst eight
millions Of deserving freeman, lag
sroaning at their feet, the hclples.
victims Of their own foul injustice
cruelty, ana wrong
To view alone rhe dark side Of the
picture, there j. naught but the
blackness of darkness and the gloom
Of dcsolation. in contemplating
which the heart d. .addcucd, and the
soul made sick but hope, undismay
ed, looks over the dark hillows, and
boholds the bright sun of Deliver
ancc arise. The radicals are com
. plotting their destiny aud filing tAe
measure of their crimes By their
| iniquitics they are hurrying on their
own doom. They see the haudwri.
ting on the sail your days are
numbered, and your power is going
and they are making la-t aud dec
pcraie effort to retrieve their ruin
ed fortunes Their only hope Is
7 the Acknowledgement Of so called
rebels, and the acknowledgements Of
the ignorant blacks But tu de
stroy u, they will have to pour the
poisoned rhalicc down the throat- Of
their own elan The North viii not
submit to this. However willing
they might be to sec us nau-caicd
to the death, when il Is proposed 10
hold the hateful drug TO thoir own
lips they stand acha-t with Mortified
and indignant faces The ship Is
leaking, and the breakers run high
but all is not lost This Is a night
Of darkness, but not Of death day
viii yet dawn and peace on earth
aud good will to all men prevail
/ Radicalism, ia It's last stroke for tn,
mastery has over reached itself and
is toppling to It's fall. The soy
creigus Of the North are awakiue
aud 'he decree of the people pre-
parin- The day of radical OPP
preston is waning, and the sun %
its triumph declining, aud it vii
soon set ia an ocean Of darkness
to glare un ,hr world and dclode i
/ no mOrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

RELATIVE SrRrScru or PAN.
TINS Many c,cnwcll informed men
have entertained the idea and cx
pressed the opinion that the radicals
had a large numerical majority Of
the popular votes of the United States
in their favor. Such is not the fact
Although in possession of nearly
every department of Government.
they are, as cyinccl by the following
rcportor Democratic Central Com
mite Of Indiana, in q very great mi
noriiy. Il says according to the late
elections Of 1866, the vote would
stand nearly as follows
Against the Radicals (North) ooo0o0
(Suuth1 ,INuNU
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

Mulr,HY OrrEAar ~ lIogsroN 49,
"SiouS, writing O. the Galveston News,
under date OF Houston, Dee ls,h,
SAYS
The pistric, Court Judge kcnnard
presiding, adjourned yesterday in cousc
quence Of the Illegal interference hy
the military authorities in resisting the
execution Of a warrant FOR the arrest OF
a negro criminal The whole proceed
ing has been reported ia Governor
Throck morton. who has telegraphed the
particular, 70 President johnson
The negro was paradcd through the
streets Of the c,ly yesterday in an am
hulancc surrounci by sollicrswiih fixed
bayoncts The negro also had q muskcl
hy his sidc The whole proceeding was
an Insult to the citizens. ane the object
was doubtless to show coatcmp, for the
civil authorities
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

a.p- Rev W c Dunlap, the very abl,
and universally admired Pastor Of the
O ; Presbyterian Church at this place
was In our office few days ago Iis
has just returned from Tennessee
whittier be went as u delegate to tho
General Assembly Of his Church. In
common with his numerous friends, we
congratulate him on his safe return, aud
bid him a hearty welcome home.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

WasuSoroS, Jan 2-The Tariff re
port OF Commissioner Wells will be pre-
scented to tho senate on Thursday ne1t
It may 10 saId, on the hes, authority
that The statements heretofore made
purporting to give the Substance of ihi.
report, are ialncious aud very Gar wid,
of tho facts The report canpo, D.,
styled frce trade report, as i recon-
mcnds AN increase OF the tariAf when 4
can be borne II Is simply a plain, III
CID. common sense statement OF results
arrived a. by patient AMI intelligent IN
scs,igation, into the condition OF our in
dn.trial Affairs
CoirssvN Ohio. Jan 1.-The ieCis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

BE- Tho officers Of the Masonic
Lodge of this place were publicly in.
stalled at the Methodist Church, on the
9TH ult Rev I Il Wilson was orator
OF the day, and acquitted himself in biz.
usual happy manner Tho dinner was
gotten up by our friend g W l. Daw-
son. o.. the Capitol Hotel, and gave uni.
vcrsal satisfaction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

to The Flag .1y--Thos \ Elsiu
of i0s Jimplecu'c, was here during the
holiday. When next he comes may
wr bore 90 Sec
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

sa'- We had q beautiful shower pi
snow co last Monday, some Of which
still remained on the sroGul until yes.
tcrlay The writer had ga luli benefit.
a. Doe rrlo facing it for about twenty
miles But we enjoyed it, Cor we have
ever loved tho beautiful snow'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-05

We are sratihed to notice the presence
in our county of MIR lIalscy Wigfall
son Of Gen L. r Wignll, who is nov
in exile in England We hope soon t,
see the family who nave been broken NJ
by The war. return TO their home -
There !, mo- reason for any one connect
ed with the late Confederate army OF
government remaining abroad Gen
Nisiah ts we presume i, generally
known formerly resided in Marshall
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13

DISGUSTING SCENE.-It is custom
with the Chinese, says the Grass Valley
National, TO send the dead bodies of their
friends back to tho Flowcty Kingdom
When one of the large companies import
any number of coolies TO this State, il Is
one of the most solemn portions of their
contract with the Tycoon that they return
the bodies Of their countrymen who may
be so unfortunate as to "shufile off this
mortal COLI before their term Of labor ex-
pires. In accordance with this custom
several Cinnamon came up here few
days since, as agents of one Of the large
companies below, to exhume Cinnamon
who had been buried some three months
before. The dead Chinaman was placed
in common boot and shoe box, which
was found to be too small for him, and sew
|eral OF the Cinnamon had to stamp him
down with their feet; this ereatoda stencil
that was almost suffocatiug ut the distance
of hundred yards and we are satisfied
that nobody but Chinaman, in the per-
formance of a sacred duty, could have
stood it at any closer distance. Af,er
getting him in the box they threw in a
lot of rice and fre-crackers and eggs, and
closed up the box. The unfortunate
Mongolian was now prepared to be sent
TO the home OF his fathers, but we have
serious doubts as to whether he will be
recognized by his friends when he gets
there.
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l.. T. SB ULTZ,
IMPORTER AID DEALER ~
PIANOS, MELODEONS,
SHEET AUsIc, MUsfc Books, GUITARS. FLUTES
PIPEs. AccoRDEoxs, STRIxGs. AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
STATIONERY HD FAxcY
NO. IO6 FRONT STREET,
(betWeen Morrison and AIder)
PORTLAND, RECON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZEcH's PIANO
N Fortes, San Francisco, Cal, which received
the Gold Medal over celebrated pianos from the
East. In the last Fair. 1865. Also Agent for Er-
nest Gsbler's Piano Forte, New York. which won
the greatest popularity in the East for sweetness
ard power in tone, durability in workmanship
and Superior New Scale. full Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
L. 7. Shultz will have TN assortment of those
@uperior Pianos always on hand, aud can sell them
the Lowest Prices, as he imports them direct
from the Manufactures.
New Pianos for Rent or Sale by monthly pay.
ments.
--latest Music received by every steamer direct
from the East.
Pianos Melodeons and all kinds Of Musical In
struments tuned and repaired.
L. T. Shultz recommends himsclfas a first class
tuner, having been in the business over fifteen
years and is q musician.
Those living in Linn and adjacent counties
wishing to purchase of these Superior Piano,
are intermediary can do so through the Editor o
the STATE RIGHTs DEMocRAT--he being my au
thorized agent for the sale Of them in that section
of Oregon. seI.Iy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13

p@- In Belgium where every PostoficC
has its telegraph wire, a message Of TWEEN
ty words is sent to any part of the king
dom for ten cents. In Switzerland, undel
the same system, both messages and mon
ey orders can be sent at very low rates
aud people send more messages than let
ters
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13
sYphilin nnd Msrcnrial pIaeaso.

From Dy. Hiram Sloat, ~ ~. Loals, Missouri.
al ind your SAEsAPAnItt.A more elieetnsI
aud for syphiic disease tAn any other p0seess.
The profession Indebted 10 yoa IoE Sofnc y. the
bcGt medicines ve have"
From Il. J FFench, r. n. aa eminent physictan ~
Laserece. 8Iss.. trh0 fs pEOasiIesss Bssaseg' u
the Legislature Of AdsaachaSefss.
- Dit. AYEn. Ny dear StFt have found yogF
sAEaArAnlLI.A al cAcclle1st Feac1y for Syphilis.
both OF ts pTtasTy aud secondary TYPE, aud ssr.
30 otiseF rrmeslies. do n0t know wsas. eais EN-
IlVY xith certainty Of srAs, wiaers IpuseF
Iai Alternative 10 Eeqnirrd."
Mr. Chas s. Taa Ifese, oT gezs Er7xsss-i-t, ~ J..
isad dreadful Ulcers on s lrs, essse hy alie Hbuss
OF mercury, or Hseresriag disease which grew
and more aggravated for years. ia sp.te Of every
FcmeY trraiulcui tllss could te sppis Until il,s
pvfscFsftna use OF Aas.A tlhl.A Is'ssssss
distressing than tlas, and h took several dozen
b0fsieA 10 cure him.
LoucorEhcea, Whites, Female Weakness.
arc generally prodaeod by intcFual screfIiess IL
eeTalioa, and very often curt by tlse Alternative
effect of this SaTsArAtiI.A. Some eass-s Tcgnirr.
however in aid Of the SaHaAPAEtLLAa the akiliul
application OF local remedies.
from ELe seetItnosea aHd irssielg celebrated Dv.
Jacob Morriu. Of CiHcinBaA
"T hare found your SAEsArARILLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases Of females. Many casrs og
Irref,uIarify IacoFrhoa, Internal liberation. KasI
local debility. arising from The ScFoilons dlaeAia
have yielded 10 IL, and there few that do mat
when It's effect II properly aided by local treatment
4 LAZY, uHisiiIiHg 10 Giior the publication 81 Ass
sfy daughter aud myself hare been cured Of i
very dcbiiitating IeueoFrhna of long standing, ~
two bottles or your sAfssAPAgILIA."
| Rheumatism, 0out, Liver Complaint. Dya-
pcpaia, Heart Disease, EeurnigiA,
whoa caused by scrofala in the system, are rapidly
cured by this Ext. sAEssrAEii.LA,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13
TO coRRESPoNDENTs
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

'.DR. D0HERTY is q skillfal physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
is patients he is sure to fulfill That fact is one
sreat cause of his eminent success in his profes.
ion. Ut is fortunate that among the many adver.
lsing physicians there is one who can be depended
nj Review.
..DR. D0HERTY'S reputation as physician is
sufficient guarantee for the cure of any case be
Undertakes ~ Chronicle.
.sDR. D0HERTY has devoted his study more
articuarly to chronic specific and secret practice.
nd as such is now the most successful Of any
physician in San Francisco ~ Free Press
d. DOHERTY'S reputationis second to no 0th-
sr physician on the coast in chronic and specific
,ractce. Mirror
sDR. D0HERTY.-Few mon in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
lence Of the public in their skill and judgment as
ne has, Enquirer.
ssDR. D0HERTY ranks as one of our most dis
tinguished physicians, and also one of the most
successful which is the criterion by which the
medical practitioner il judged. - Echo. sel5g
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IMPORTING PROM NEW YORK DIRECT
can sell to Country Dealers, Farmers aud OH
crs, at San Francisco Wholesale Prices.
Es-Agent for reIey's Geld Pens.-sS


RAGS WANTED
want all the RAGS in Oregon. (wooleE. cot
ton, linen. white. black, any other eolor) for
which | viii pay eESr rouSD MORE than
amy other maL."
E<g- COUNTRY MERCHANTS. FARMERS
and others will do well TO keep the above facts in
tniui-as . dollar sarsd l. equal 70 two doiiaTs
earned, aud frugal housewives can purchase aii
The School Books required in their families du-
ring each year by simply saving tho Fsgs that
heretofore have been thrown away.
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vERTIsEM MENTs.
81 Ayers 4
o4RSAPARILAh'


snE worLp's GREAT REMEDY ron
5crofuln and 5crofilous Diseases.
From Emery E,Ies, n .eeitkno'en merchant " Or
ford, Milne.
I have sold largo quantities OF your sArsArA- pa
niiiA, but never yet ono bottle which fmle OF tl,e
IT, As fast No our people try It, they agree there as
been no medicine iikc 10 before In our community"
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotchos, Pustulos, Ul-
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases Of tho Skin.
Trom Rep. RobE. Sfratton, Dyistoi, Ea0Land.
i only do my duty % you aiId the public, when
add my testimony to hat you publish of the me.
dicinai virtues OF your SAI.aAFAtfi.fA. Ny daugh'
ssr aead t & Ind nd m sa @r e rre ~ nmae nr G 10
cure until We tried your 8AnsArAhILLA. She has
been well for some months"
From Sfrs. jane T. Rfce, n foeiiIBoieB and much.
esteemed iadD NJ Dcnniarife, Cape bf1D To-, MI
"My daughter has suffered for ycar past with
acrofnloas eruption. which was very troublesome.
Nothing Afforded any relief until We tric'i you,
eAnsArAHIi.LA, which soon completely cured her."
From Charles r. Ga0e, Es7., Of The wiielB Lpo,cu
Gage, M1rng 4 Co, 'aa"E1'iefHrerS cf e"a"iei1ed
I had for several years q very troublesome
Aanlor IN my faec, whlch grew constantly worse
crable afIcslon. I tried almost every thing man
could OF both advice and medicine, but without Hy
relief whatever, until took your sAEsArAHiLfsA.
IL Immediately made my face worse, rs you told me
IL might for time; bat in q few weeka the new
skin began 70 form under thc bioiehes, aud con
tinned until my face IN ~ ssootlI hs aby body'F.
and am without any symptoms Of tie iseIc inst
know or I enjoy perfect health, aDd without
doubt owe it 10 your BAnsArAgILLA."
Erysipclas - General Debility Purify tho
Blood.
From Dr. Rott. Sarin, To,tston ST., Heig Fort.
DG. AVER. | scidofn fail 20 remove ETHpfiOBa
and Scroiotts Sores by the peraevering oi yoar
sAnsAPAgiLLA, aud hnYe just nov cured al aitaek
of Malignant Erusipekas With IL. No Alternative
poHaeHa equals tho SAfsAPAtsiT.t.3 you luaye aup+
piled 70 the profession 40 well as 10 tlIe people"
From j. r.. Johnston Esq.. Watrman, Ohio.
81 For twelve years, had the yellow ErysipcI1s
my right arm, during which time iFiel MI tie
celebrated physicians could FcaeiI aud took ltun-
dreda OF dollars worth OF medicines. The uiesra
bad that the cords became visible, nBd the
doctors decided that my arm must be- ATDpuiaiesI.
began taking your SAtsAPAHtLi.A. Took two lat
ties and some Of your Pills. Together they have
cured me. ] am now well aud sound any Loiiy.
Being in public place, my ease IL known 10 every
body ia this community, and cxcltes te woa5deE VI
aIi.1
Prom Hon. Henry Afonro, n r. r., of Ss,ceosfis,
e. W., icadiag nsegsber ~ hse Canadian Farfia-
aaruf.
81 have used your SAEaAPAEffIa IN my family.
for geaerai debility, and for pnrifging de btOot,
with very beneficial results, aIld fegl confidence Ia
cotufuendug 10 70 the afflicted"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgaiivcs in the market. and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that we need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality Is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. e. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by
5gsa- Sold by Settlemier L Co., Albany. and
Wholesale and Retail by Smith & Davis, Port
and. sesly
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13

RD- Yod may safely mind other pco-
pies business, they will pc sure to mind
yours.
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ADVERTISER ENTs.


Adv ERTIS ENTS.
-
W. W. PARRISH. ). c. INCIDENTALLY
W. W. PARRISH & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE !
ALBANY, OREGON.
YNHANKFUL FoH THE LIBERAL PAT
Il ronagc shown us during the past few years
we would respectfully call the attention Of our
numerous patrons TO our present desirable aud vel
selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Ready-Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Salem Cloths & FIanne1g.
Embroidery,
Hoop Skirts,
Silks, Hosiery, &c.
-ALsO-
Ladies',
Misses, and
ChiIdren's Shoes.
ALSO,
In connection with the above we keep constant,
on hand a choice selection Of
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware.
Glassware,
Cutlery.
v,.now <.,. Paints and Oils,
Nails, de, &c, de.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13
Sc. Anthony's Firc. Roso, Salt RheunS,
Seaid Head, Sore Eyes.

From Harrey 5ieLisr, Es7, the able editor u The
JitnEhaHHock IeB0eTaf. t'eansyfrdHfa.
Our outy child, about three years OI age, was
attacked by pimpies Is forehead. They rapidly
spread unfit fhey formed \ lohihsome and tirtltns
sore, which covered his face, and actually blinded
hts eyes Tor days. skiiIul physlrau applied
nitrate OF silver and other refncics, without Hny
apparent effect foF fifteen days guarded his
hatds, lcss with them be should tear open the les
scring aud corrupt wound which eoyerrd his whole
face. Having tried every thing else We had any
hope from, we hcgan giving your SAHSAPAEilt.A,
aud applying tie iodlie Of potash lotion. as yOu
direct. The began 10 heal when hat given
Ghc sTat bottle. and wns well wheu hae Anlshed
te second. This eilI's eyelaslies, which gi eofae
out, grrw again, aud he IL hraiGy aud fair
a. any oiler. The wi,ele neistborhooG prcdic'ed
that the child muss dlc.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-13

The Moral MARKET-The following
report Of matters in the moral market has
been made. We hope it is not entirely cor
rect
Honor-Searce. Old stock exhausted
and the new will be complete failure
Virtue-Old growth nearly consumed.
Young growth-prospecrs very unpromis-
ing.
H5nesfy-None 10 the market.
Patriotlsm-Firsf qlIlify scarce none
TO be disposed of. Second quality easily
bought ON speculation at lJJ per cent.
discount.
Prudence-All in the hands of old
stockholders.
Modesty-Stock badly damaged. None
for sale.
Vice-Market overstocked.
Pride-Market glutted
Politeness-Cheap. Holders unwilling
to dispose of stock at present rates.
Seandal-None at wholesale. Dealt
in chiefly by hawkers and peddIers at re-
tail
Religion-None genuine on hand
Stock generally adulterted. Very few
investments.
LOve-None ofered-except for green
backs.
Talent-Scarce article. Sold exclus-
lively for cash.
Consistency-0ut Of fas ion.
FACTS IN PHYsIoLoGY.-Ten days
per annum is the average sickness OF
human life.
The pulse of children is $50 in a
minute, at puberty it is s3, at sixty ii
is so.
About the age of thirty-six the lean
man generally becomes fatter, and the
fat man leaner
The human brain is the twenty
eighth part of the body; in the horse
the four-huBdredth part.
The flea, grasshopper and locust.
jump 200 times their own length
equal to a quarter of mile for man
A man is taller in the morning than
at night, to the extent of half al
inch, owing to the relaxation of the
.cartilages.
3. How ADVERTISEMENTS WoRK.-A
French paper thus traces the sensations
of a reader of advertisements
The irst insertion-He does not see
il.
The second insertion-He secs it, but
does not read il.
The bird insertion-He reads it.
The fOurth insertion-He looks at the
price.
The fifth insertion-He speaks of it te
his wife
The sixth insertion-she is most will
ing to buy.
The seventh insertion-He purchases.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-27

JEFF. DAyIs.--This arch traitor.
whose neck has so long escaped the
deserved halter, is once more in Rich.
mond, as Is reported, awaiting trial.
Their Is no probability, however, that
he Will be tried at present, If at all
If treason has not been made odious
IN the ease Of Davis. the course pur-
sued towards him has Disguised large
portion OF the American people That
he deserves the gallows, no loyal man
enteTtains doubt. That he will get
his just deserts, no one believes. His
case has been so managed that it is
difficult to determine where the fault
hes, but certainly there has been neg
lect Of duty somewhere Davis NAV
and probably viii, either BY mock ri
al or otherwise be liberated. but he
will never be permitted to enjoy the
nights Of an American citizen. either
north or south. while memory fingers
IN the breasts Of these who have snf-
tered worse than martyraom in the
prison pens established by his order.
Courts and lawyers may fail to meet
the expectations of the people, Rich
mond jury may pronounce him guilt
less, or those IN authority may grant
hmm pardon. but the victims Of his
barbarity viii never submit to his en-
jogment of equal privileges with those
who fought to thwart his reasonable
Intentions and suffered for their devo-
ton to the Perpituity Of our Govern
ment.