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, 1867-01-04
The RadIcaI H1ro.,.

There is hardly one Of the men who vers
prominent in the proceedings Of the recent radi.
cal disunion demonstrAtion at Pittsburg. or Of
the preceding Negro Suffrage Convention AT
PhilAdelphiA, who has not a record la favor Of
secession or slavery. a1 -a e.rt o.. s..5 ~. =
Up to 1861, BrOWnloW was the most violent
and profAne advocate Of slavery and Southern
Confederacy that could be found iu the whole
country. He gave the keynote Of secession and
threatened war upon the North. lie wak
probably the 6rst who started the idea of a
Southern COnfederacy in the interests Of slavery.
Butler was also Eiolent pro. slavery Advo-
cate. He quarrelled with the Democrats lea
ders in 1850 because they were not sufielenuy
pro-slsvery aud States rights. He set ou foot
the political movement which resulted in the
adoption Of ordinances of secession in the South
He was the sworn friend and chief fuglemau of
jefferson Davis, and until the Commencement of
actual hostilities, the most earnest pro.slayery
Democrat in the whole North.
Governor General Hamilton was an omen ad.
vocate of the revival of the African slave trade.
and an applicant for money to raise company
for the use of he'SOuthern Confederacy.
john A. Logan, now the great radical big gun
IN the West, was at one time openly charged by
his Union neighbors in Illinois with raising
troops for the rebel army and about that period
stood up in sporting house In that city and
raising his right arm, exclaimed, ."If ever /
take up arms against the South may this arm
fall paralyzed."
Speed the President of the Philadelphia Ne.
gro Sufrage Convention, was, at the beginning
OF the war, opposed to coercion of the South,
and dld more, perhaps, than any other man, ex.
cei t the rebel General Buckner, 10 induce Ken.
lucky to take up arms to prevent the Union
troops from invading the South
John Cochrane, Buffers chief assistant at
Pittsburg and Vice-President upon the Fremont
Cleveland Straightout Negro Suffrage Conven>
tiou Of 1864, 10 speech in Richmond, Virginia,
in the autumn of 1850, encouraged the rebels to
prosecute their scheme by declaring that ''when
there shall be Il regiment raised in the North
to coerce the South, there will be also another
regiment raised in the North to put the first one
down"
10 1861, Stokes of Tennessee, who has recent>
ly been stumping the country in behalf of the
radical disunion programme, announced to the
people Of Tennessee, in the Duncan letter, that
he had enrolled himself in rebel military or,
ganizatiOn, and advised resistance to the Lin.
colu tyranny National IHtsLliyencer.
, 1867-01-04
WagOn WORK.

We have also greatly reduced our prices for Wagon
Work Having been to the expense Of putting up
any other shop this side of Portland. We will build
wagons and carriages to order, Of the best Eastern
Timber at Portland prices, with freight.
s9- Repairs attended to promptly. we respectiut
ly solicit your work Remember. the Red shop, near
the Bridge Main street, WRllA Walla. W. 7.
4stf DOvELL 4 &MASSAM.
, 1867-01-04
DIR. j. w. HUNTER,
DIR. A.,SHOUE.
LEWIS H. GOODWIN, M. D.,

TNENDEES HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES To
L he citzrn> Of Walla Walla, in all the depart
oencc on First street, three doors from the Court
House. A5u
, 1867-01-04

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1867-01-04
aSalla agalla Statesmau.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
H. NEWELL,
, 1867-01-04
Il, s, oasial Pap er for the Territory

,oao. statesman Building, Third Street.
, 1867-01-04
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

srrERNS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCES"
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Stfet6 $l.00.

Dies 1T feline qriDatfpefuIatipn. Sic prS in elmer
ebrenbaft Betie 0ur1geib, perben, nnfere stfte
pan 9ramien Ibertrifft ieoe saeere, = So
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Gmpfe blmn8en.
bon Sem 8 sasernenr DOn obiO.


Bon benz GonDernenr pom GbiO.
GptHmbus, ctrO; t2. sspsmber 1856.
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bern ,H benz angesebenen 8pefe lib i'd sebe BON
Serssn metre 9nifiasMal's, SieielSs Der SffentIi@sn
.. .. Cor. GOuDerneur pOn Ohio.
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Gdatomt uen Ohio, !
Columbus, A. 1ttober 1856.
sd bin iBerJeust bas biele interviewing Tesiss
Tid6 sum 8ehen Der SSIbGtenDoiien 1T ufte I'D bin
Bilens, ba6 Sic meinen NaIuen Der Elite uon GINS
pfebIHnseH. pel6e Sic b.seits befisen, betfhasn:
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6eniOn BEN sanSe ibt &ebsn sesebeH babsn nnb trb
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pit6e ni9t fir ~ pie nngeeben peroen, ale 8etttag
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forsen nnO ~ efSeben peripri6t. Die mt ietnsr2e
tang betrauteH 9ldpner peroienen bos BfientIi9e
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bofte unfrIdtta has Is I'D ais Elm &rolg erwetie us
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tigen 1dnner, lpeI3e bafIebe aui itcb naBinen Elm
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ssenio. pss g Elm 4 eHtgaI ses PetriotisEns nne
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sLhGen, weldbe ~ oft peeer Rittel neg 5EeanSe
stsfHf aH ft is ast.t ts5t1asi sr W .d
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5. 9ifing's & G0's.
OrDfer gerfanf oDn 1tbreu

8irb an einem einfatben Elan ~ oIei5en Ereifen,
Der lehem 8etbeiligtgn cine btbfbe urib ribtis aes
Rsn6e ubr fir nur sic ibert, por fib geben. pBne
nntes bee @eeiHgHIsg, bas ieoer Gmpfdnger aHtries
oengeiteut, ruirb SeSa9Inng uerIanst.
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500 9dneipi lbrer, enameIeb No.. 1o0-30O
1000 GolSene CUNT gbronometer ubren 25O-3Oo
go gOIsene 9nntins GpnSeS nbren. 200-250
5000 gOleene Snnting HnpIer nbren -. 1920
500 0olbene amerif. bunting ubren. 100-250
5,006 Stlberne 2uHttno @glinner. 50-t5l
5,000 SiIberne 8untine DnpIeres...... 75-256
5000 GoIhsne TameHs nbren.. .......... $3.50
10,000 Gclhenc S4ntinB &epines 90 So y
1900 SEIbrne 1bten perf&ieospef Arte1Ts 50-100
2So oo Slistfre RHntins h9rens ...- p ~
Sober iid earan Betbeiligenbe erbdlt enc nbr burt
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niide ubren Gompagpie in Rew gorf Gttp punf6t
enel ofottsen Mbias ebIgen aneefiblten Sorratbes.
1e Ssrtliieats biersn 1psl6s zen MTtlfs na5sr res
batten.
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Is 80 e'aeonst bSSsn s .nes ue
ierer 9eTffcdte bere6ttgt ben GiienDer, nabaem er
besdb lat. ~ benz 6emieIben aufgefbrten Geeenp
ftanb uro oa fen @ege nftano tger ne $40 wertb
ii, 70 if IS Ieit einSuie5en, bas 6ies Gei9aft fem
ten 9etterie SPIEL, uielmebr cine reeue uie egItime
Gei9 itstransattien.
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fir 60, 3anb cine ssIesnnte @fdfie fin S.,
IS f6 cine 400 melt Tuertbu6ners Yr&nfe fir $40,
ss sSsr p sS sSsrdSst Sss a
lernebmen iHtereiiiren woen, betet b biereur cine
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81 S4@1$ S.eiNtine ". &C.,
lag BroaSwag, nabe Ser @0ft Office,
feb2 3Rw 80, RerD ycrf Git
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Mltt 3ise Iaufen brett mad 8en
E 460 Meilen obne BaaeniseasfeI.


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f Sem so D. SrSse Is SSn SsSs as
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epfern mad Bottom nab ben ReueHslane<S tabtsn
tu petbtnnen.
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d Be .etaats eAaemeiffer,

Sdotont pen Dbto1
Columbus, A. BttDber 1861
SD bin jiber5engt bab hieie unternebmung Ieoigs
ricb gum 8eFen Der SeIbatenDatfen 1T une tcb bin
Bilens, ha6 Sic meinen 9laTuen Der Elite pom GINS
pfebIHngeu. welGe Sic bsseits beiisen, beifdgen.
q. q. 9SarresIs @asmetiter pDH 6bto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
STATE OF NEw York, BANK DHPARTAEET.}
ALBlSY, February 8. 1851 )
NOTICE &c HERFRY GIVEN Dursuant Ia

Chapter 1853 and 40 Laws u 1863 that the circulating
issued u the TRADESMENs BANK OF TIE CITY oFN
YORK" banking ocsted the City Of NewlaT Will be
redeemed AT PAR Superintendent Of the Banking Department.
presentation the Sework stale Nans Bank IN The City OF
Albany hereof aud thereafter
Toe outstanding circulating Of the said hank must be presented
A. aforesaid within Nix r date hereof aud all notes which
shan m" be presented r REDEEM lld within HE tnr thus
Wl BE- hsuds
p-rlegdeni for that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

Total. "a
Of County Of Ners York L. Worth, Cashier of
Bank New YORK. do soemny swear that the
to the best Of knosldgs snd belief
:.ss's''''-: (Sgned) j. L. WORTH cashier.
sworn aud subscribed before this 5h Lag oJaly,
Stamp 1851 tsisHedl K II. LACOAB,
.......'..: Notary Puhie.
$4,000 REG s;i,: !, ERR I,,. STOCK ,S Of
the State House. laerest payable January
and July per cent per a8n0m Principle due 1870 For sale
los rate Apply GO G. DUNBAR No. 7 Wallst .
NOR SALE-A limited amount of SECOND
Il MORTGAGE TNENTl-fEAB PR CENT BONDS Of the
NORRIS And ESSEX RAILROAD Co.. prize Hrsiug
assrabe lurstuerE YkNAuLfE ca, No. - MaIrst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
STATE oy YORK,
RANK DEPAKTNENT ALBANY. March "a. 1867.

(
BASE DgPAKTSENr ALBANY, March II, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chap
Ter a9 Laws 1889 OF 1853 that the circulating
notes issued METROPOLITAN BANK Banking Association
located an the York will he redeemed AT by the Super
presentation at the New York
state National City Of Albany for sir from the date
hereof and not thereafter
The circulating notes Of the said Bank mns be presented
a. afoen within hereof; and al notes which
shall presented for redemption and payment within the time thus
specified will charge upon the fund the hand OF the super
irndeat snr b purpose q. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM HAVANA AND NASSAU, July lin steamship Corsea-
Mr. De Mr. Moray Mrs Harris aud daughter Mr. gmea Thomas
In,n, can't Buckley Bensmcn Miss Nesht Y Webb NJ Jack
.o lady children L. Holmes Jacob Harris M BIs LADY, ssa
child Mr. Moths r. SaIerso and Wife A. MAY r. OBien a. W.
Knmneug Mrs Johnson Mrs Nrsbat .pd shn
Mis-. webb ~ Goodwin, Mrs Arnbrser and daughter MIA
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QURBNsTowN Jaue Pin steamship
Etna- Schubert Thomas Curry, Robert sloA0e M o'
Emile Derrick. and 1863 The steerage. =, ~, .p-..h
In steamship MaRhastan June 2Mr Aspandi M ana hrs
ard Miss Bingham O. s. Marshall N Ill., Mr. Felt Capt Nole hL
yoohe Mr. Miller b. Chinn, Reed Talmau snd lOst steer
age passengers 49,. =. - o.. .r-,At..,on NJ,
FkOM BLIZB Ionj June 20Tn brig Grace Worhngon ~.
Fsbe aud child, & A Lanabt, EDWARD hen N "uuu''se" ~
Che. and J. Bic A., ,i.t-. Co.. NJ.
FROM AsPINwALL June 2sn steamship Rising s'ar-NiS D.
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York. W. g. White, Cashier
~ the National oemny that he above state
ueut = true. TO the best Of my knowledge and heflet
W. q. WHITE Cashier.
hefo this 5th day Of Juy 1861
:. CRAFT. Notary Pablo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

Crane McMahar p Smith lady and child M- IT, Morton Ma
L. FIELD Mrs T. G. Hunter and child G. NJ Keeuy Mrs H. O. Mat
thew aud children, Miss G. Besy M W. v. Neil H. Wolf Michel
and Mrs A. Drew, Miss H. Wager W. Msch. d. Beey
Pkington C. Rhine Mrs j. NJ Small D. T. Crane A. Highly Ms.
L. Longfeow Ged f. Rushing j. d. LestheFbee, Mr. and Mrs
W He's, and children. Roeh heharson Mrs Robinson
children Mr. and Mrs A. De WIFI Fslkenbsg r.
NJ La child j. C. Phnge and family Cbs Dusenlrg Mr.
Bell Miss Booth j. KING, lady and 2rhidren. Holmes r.
Loucks A. Wand. Has Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Tbomss Mira Glass
and child Mr. and Mrs. Lone and family l. W. Rosenstoek Wm
sister Finn Mrs Johnston M and hr O. Rhodes
b. Eagan c. Plat and family Jobrsoa and family Mrs A
and c Mrs j. Curry and child. Ms H. Barnam and chill
dren G. Thompson Mrs w Sherman and children NJ Ahouy,
Miss NJ Pelham g. H. and Burgess Mr. and Mrs Wilson and ei
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Rodgers g. Pennybakea and family, Mr.
Marshall W H. Doyle Col Taplor D. f. Lppineot
Benjamin. g. r. WsskiBs j. Mason. Mr. and Mrs A. Hsruey
and child C. W. Bartlett Renne ady aBd child Camille Beanger
Mrs Long Mrs Pinsn, Renhard W Csnahds MIA Men.
and Mrs Come Mrs Savage Mrs TAser G. W. sehst-
NJ Hart Mrs Kmha Ms Bell and children. Miss Squire.
Louis c. GibbonW Mcguire G. T. Rogers Savage,
w NJ Clarke f. Foster W. Wh,se. j. Connely X Hes X
b. Anderson Sullivan r. Askhrm, J. Merrill, q. O. Henu A.
Meade, q. Roberts, l.. Red6ed and others
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Dlpi0en0 Notices.

THE OCEAN NATIONAL BASK rHE Cry oP NBw- YORK,
%. 1861
A DIVIDEND of FIVE 90 PER CENT from
Z uroa months clear Of Cos
declared this Bank to-day. payable the
Of Juy po1mo which time the transfer book will be closed
G 5. STEVENSON, Cashier
Tng IMPORTERS AND TRADSKs BANK NEwYoEK.
NEw YORK. June 1861
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE % PER CENT out
~ Of the earnings Of the months has this ag been declared
free tar payable shareholders Of this bank and sner
MONDAY July The transfer books will be closed from the 2ih
Instant 10 the LIST protimo. T. H. PERKINS. jrCashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

Ship L. L. Stures Bncken Mobile, Stuges Clesrman Co.
Ship Tbonto Hutton, Liverpool Williams n Gnion.
Bark Maria tAustl NedOehr Bristol Eng Fancb Msneke
Wendt
Brig Dornes (Br Lanfsre Demera IT, Trowbdgss
Brig tPruss Branihof Stettin, Sloman Edye
Brig ProyenIa tal NsuganaLy Malta A. p Agrea
Brig Milo (Brl Frongere, PictOu, y. \, c. II. Brewer.
Schr Frank Walter Corsen Layscca, ~ L. hcCrady 4 Co.
Cleared "Wednesday seh Anthony Kelley somers kingston JAM
4 nylfVi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
LOCKWOOD 81 CO.,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE NASHVILLE. June ], lto')
TVyEE INTEREST on the debt of the State OF
@ne. falling due on the July 1851 will bepad al TIE
fOarh N"'0HA D''A AZ Wv G. W BLACKBURN, Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

We Ter Tor sale our public the above Bonds he
hevng possess advantages and security or the bohdhodes
Railroad obligation offered IN TINS market
The interest lis fully secured as follows: , ,,
FIRSL-Durng construction q yeas IL IS assumed y Inc Farmers
Ian aud Trust COMPANY
gFCOSDTherfe proceeds Of land sales from the COmpa
lands amounting 70 S4sbO acres II IS
estimated that While the interest being paid by the Trust Com
sales will accumulate fund for the pa men OF
M eoupou and sinking fund Of million OF dollars, and that
M will amount 70 than The interest on he
hoids
THIRD-The Railway Lands Equipment and all property now owned
be acquired by the Company has been
,teyeto the Farmers and Ts, Company TO be by them
ha boudholers, with provisions 10
prompt payment Of the coupons as % a
The estimated VIII amount 10 over O1 '
thauuual interest r.
The ncpal fully The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pa which that corporation assumes and agrees 10
itt maturity. g., . WI.
Tbe v extends st. Paul the Mississippi 10 Mlnona
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06
STATE OF NEw-YORK.
kEw-lORK,
BANK DEPARTMENT ALBANY Dec 81, 1906.
is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant [

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to
~ Chspr Laws Of 1859, and 416, Laws OF 8b5 that
An. notes to NORTH RIVER BANK Banking As
ocsoR located the CITY ofNewYork will he redeemed AT PAR by
Of the Banking Department presentation Atlhe
National Mechanics and Farmers Bank the City Of Albany Tor r years
froIn the dsie hereof and not thereafter.
The OF the said bank mustbe presented
Aforesaid from the de hereof and al notes which shall
redemption within the tn thus sc
sed w bea charge the fund hand 81 t9e SP
tendent for that purpose T. W. SChUlLbhi
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises. "a Moon Sets. l0ad
Sandy Hook .-ll9 Gov'sIsland Morn Hell Gate, ...li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-06

THE CITY GoVErINMENT AND THE CoLoRED SCHOOLS
DEBATE OVER THE CoLoRED SCHOOL BILL
NUMBER OF SCHOLARS, ETC.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04
Shocking Nitro-Giycerlnc Expiosion.

On Monday evening a terrific explo-
sion of Nitro-Glyccrinc, occurred at
South Bergen, near Jersey City, by
which nine men were blown to atoms,
and many others injured. One of the
worltmen named Thomas Burns, en-
gagged in blasted on the new railroad
to Newark, carried u bucket of this
explosive material into the blacksmith
shop for the purpose of heating it.
Being of rcsinous gummy quality, 1t
is necessary to reduce it by heat to a
LIQUID state before it is fit for use.
Burns, it is stated, grasped a red hot
iron, and with view of eypediting the
process, plunged it into the bucket
when in an instant the. unfortunate
man with all the inmates of the build
ING were blown away, and of the house
not a fragment remained. Some OF
the men around the shop shared the
same fate, while at the same instant Il
shock like an earthquake shook every
building within at least a mile and a
half from the scene. Every house adj
iacent was damaged three were COM
pletcly shattered. Two of the untor-
tunatc men whose names swell the list
of the dead were on the roof of a house
putting on a patent tin roof when they
were carried away with the upper por-
ton of the building.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-04

DR.. MARTIN, President of the Agri-
cultural College at Morgantown, re-
ported as follows, in some, remarks at
Martinsburg, in regard toitscondition
Last September the first term of school
opened, and now there areIn attend
ance one hundred and fifty. students
and the number is daily increasing.
The expenses of the Institution are
very light, $3.50. per week, including
board, room, rent and fuel in the Col
lege Building. Tuition is from $500
to 50 90 per term, according to the
branches taught. In the military de-
partment the students are all taking q
deep interest. Provided by the State
with Springfield rifles, they drill ono
hour day four times a week. The
President says this MILITARY drill and
physical exercise is already beginning
to tell on the students, in their man
ners, habits, movements and general
appearance. ~