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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-05
.Mensphts .adrerEtseme1sts.
Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.

Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee.
In compliance with the laws of that State
relating 70 agents Of Insurance Companies Of other States
doing business in that State. ~ A
The name of this Company St Iouls BIutual fa
Insurance Comp and is located the CITY of ST Louis
State Of Missouri Printed Of
The amount Of Capital stock paid up and is SIOOOO0
ASSETS.
Cash-Balaee hand, in bank and Office 1s4 9sq 20
Loans secured 10y deeds Of trust first liens of re- 90
cord on real estate, principally itv and
county OF St Louis, per schedule annexed ef5 Ce5 60
et'Ice, o per cent interest,". l,24J669
Deferred Annual, Semi Annual nc OusrterI,J 0 -
Premiums Policies in force-Cash sqI-
7 090 y. Setes' 50 "a Is679I 50
04Tra f,-i+ II 1T cent; nterest... $4,000 90
s safes S,:,5 -; 49, 1855 60
r, pslf f ,:,-..::.:,-' - - 7I5 90
IN hands Of agents, and in course of TRANSMITS
sloR-Cash, SI2I6IO y; Notes, Sl34,sII 90 4o1 %
7,.s,,t CO.. ..-.-...-,- s26I6gS2 %
present per cent value. ............. S25 81
Less interest," 62j9l p 1926 Gs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-05

will sell first class lumber at sI7 per 1000 feet
oDd class, $40 to SIS per 1000 feet
My FLOUR MILL is now in the best of order and Mr.
W e Duncan. Miller, wiz he found ready willing
wait on all who may petronize my mills.
augl BIN BAILEY MACON
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-05

LSE EIsTP HES APPEAL.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-05
LUMBER.

nNE and a quarter miles north of Bolivar,
for which the highest market price will be paid.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-05
Pianos, Organs and Sheet Music.
+. KATZENBAAH,
31z Rain Street,

Dealer in Pianos, Organs and Musical In
struIneuts Of All kinds.
Sheet Music and Music Books to Dealers, Schools and
Teachers az Eastern rates.
Sole Agents for Steinway Sons New York Piano Com
pany, and Gale Co. Pianos; Mason HaHn's Cabinet
Organs.
Orders String Yions Guitars Bani5s Flutes and
A eeordsous, promptly attended
Terms cash. F. EATZENBACH.
aprls en- 81 Main street, Memphis Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-05

Grass Briar Bush and Wheat Blades Iron Nails Cast
lngs. Buggy and wagon Trimmings, Paints OILS. DYE
Stns MEDICINES CT ok9 Furnture Of every description
spinning Wheels and Whirls, Cider Mills Apple Presses
Serves Brides Collars Harness. Traces Trunks Shoeina
Nails Lime Sugar, Coffee, Bacon and every thing usually
found in a hrst-cass accommodated store.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
espartnn.hip Ns!ias: A,ssF

00parthtisbip HoUus. ]kSe ~
EXISTING between H MASON DIKEMtV and IOHy PROPlIE
Of Dkeu,n Prophet, sTnis DAY pissoIyEn !, m'oa
consent " MfStlN nkENhH'
H.Tem Anil 49, le6a JOHN PROPHET.
VNHE COP.RTNERSllIP under tho name and
style Of SrRAUs BROS Co Las tesn diao'td l5 hHah"r
Nay ], 1868,
The tgsire,. Of frp Willie rcrsp'aJ e 1tfef'd pE
W." '''' " SAMUEL STRAus,
q. "A w;n;.u. MOSES sTktUs
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
THE NEW YORK LEDGER BUILDING.

Mr.. Robert Bonner, the ehteIpIlsibS piopiIoVoi
~ The Hs Yo4t L,dqer, has achieved success almost
snequaed in the history of tournahsIn II we may Judge
em The investment he made in the erection Gf the
new binding on the southeast corner Oi spruce and
WiIlialn-sts whence his paper IL To be hereafter
Kaued The removal Of the material OF The LsGgtr from
Us Old 10 the quarters commenced on Tuesday,
Although situated the locality famary known as the
sSwapI" the edfce is, without doubt, among the
finest structures this hetrOpOs and s o The most
nonpieteiy freprOOf buildings IN the Ulited States.
COHuty marble ~ used I'm its construction and
architectural appearance reflects great credit Mr.
Uore ny whc-dit planned, and who supervised its
bsecOD IT, sohdIty is noticeable its admirable
sdaI oJ Or she purposes for which it is intended.
The foundation peers constructed on tins
~ stone hlled in for the purpose, the character
NJ the sUl of the old Swamp having neees-
Ntatod spch fiug in. There is not stick Of timber
bmonghOut the entire structure the framework being
sOgotEeT Ol marble and Iron columns support he
Hi,h beams which divide The stsries and the SlNeiea
roof ~ Supported by arches uf heavy masonry Due AT
tentOn is paid 10 light and ventilation, and especially as
" the latter, IT, is Improvement ON majority OF he
large and iretcntlOus cdihces that have atey DGeh
tIe,te for manufacturing and business purposes me
binding OvcUpies gore LOT, 2S feet 'front.' on Wli,msI
~ feet SpracCSt, with rear measurement oi % ee
The first story TO he let for store purOses the secou
s divided into editorial ROOMS and business oiccs Wine
ILo upper floors are he occupied by the printing anu
t)etfroiy wing departments OF the paper Inc press
socuis axe m the basement well lighted and spacious
Ybe est bshment will be I'm the full tlde OF successu
upeistIou ly the latter part of this week
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
I one. ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter. ]

II
rrnsrm.rt-Cisng. Of Tm.-L.s,e lsnessip: M, NAL
with
Co,e anu np,esd II syo.set passenger sn
all station. p Express usn for River Head
train. and all statorL
turgts and .mpss.i passenger r and ior North P sAu
ffou'on Train lsav, hunters Point 9sl5A arrives
Grnt.Tb fOht stto IL. To ,sks .srct Nov. =, lG61
D Snu,r
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
by HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.-HENRY

~ H. LEEDS MINER viii SILL by auction on THURSDAY, Ap
90 az 2l O'Clock at the residence No ll9 last Thirty sisht,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting Of Buss and Ing 'aI1'
H. W. suite in Crimson Brccaee Center Tables b. w. Bede
Bureau Wasbstand T. Commodes Mattresses Pillows Bolster
Pss Extension Table Oak Lounges Oak Sdeboad Glars cfsck
errG GtssNare. Kitchen Enriinre &c.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
;atr i9ublitations.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPHl cos
n OFFICE. HERALD Bu1LDiSe- -Broadwsy-ROOm ~
<NCMTE's POSITIVE PHlLOS0PHI-Jus
~ IsL6sh,d Price 81 WILLIAM GOWhNS, No us NasSusL
UVTNHE EYE THAT BRlGHrENS WHEN
CONE" New Song. 20 Song Of the Letters from
R,at Duchesse Sword Of NV Father" 20 cents Tell
Violin arrangements, IS cents Music mailed
BIUME j Broadway second door above Twenty
B-ste!r No. 2C8 BoNeTy.
HUOPER's ART WARER0OMS. No. 122 Mas
housaud dollars stock oii Paintings Engravpgf,
PTamts a sacrifice cash. Come and see
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
WH. Il. BlHs. General Pass Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
j EOADSou and sRtT MONDAY. Nov =, l6' tfains for
Aly Tos coLErcas With S0.rr and western ifArs VIII
etVe NevNoTk a. follow:
m Tanes tain via fId,ou River RAoad Thr'ethst and
through IL 'ao and Bridge Hi e1anr OF
Std sourtcng Troy With rs .0r sAGosa EuuAnd buis
o. an the sorth. . 40
i0a a. Eipfess Iu,on Rver Railroad connecting Albany
the Wes, pl a. Troy VIII r.lhs for The North
". biprss via Harlem Railroad Tseutr.sKhst st. And
cohuectHg Ch.hAn With Western Railroad o Lebaron
Sprrg Ps ke Albany With Western trains aud al Troy "iie
Trains !o ssfsiofr. Rutland BaTlrIto AMI tie North.
Erprc,s via Hudson River RalroAd connecting
Atauv WITH Weston an' ard Troy With uAts O Montreal Nh
t,ep.rs sttArtcl
4a D. EIps rIs via Harlem Railroad eonneetngst Chatham
.ih Nc Esro,d for Lebanon sprnrs' P,bs &c, and al
siiaeEed AZ Albany
tfala sia Hudson Rive, Railroad. With se.pngfat
Yough Blfso sssp.on Bridge without change
,sspiugar excepting kanri2Ts attached
through osder.bus ~hnut change via Rome '"
E-,oaL Connection Tor Troy Will lie nse At East Aah!
Chs ". u ul Sgntsyf
e With esrv sus ior BGs sId Suspension brige
snt A. n.y. = fr. for Sssega and points North
s-Lr m .i IL run Hudson River Railroad rom E,s York
rs. ard rcselsie ors leaving New iork At a. "a
Pougbbeep, 81 arriving New orr At I w.
Srdsy usin Harlem Railroad lea'iag foriy
Nieiton al 20 k,iurnirg leaves Miner
go inhTIEg al Nes ioF. s,lm ,,..,.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
n. r BALDWIN, Gen Pas. Agent
lNRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

n of Cbsmbers.st, Payoua Ferry: -,
Dag Erpress for Rochester Buffalo saanauea, DTukrE
and al POINTS West and South. -
$3.50 m Way TrGia dal, Otsvie and intermediate stations
1900 Epress Mail for Buffalo Salamanca DunIk ana al
points West and South
$50 D. m Nay T,uia for Mddsora and intermediate stations
Way Eyp stoppag obly at Sterling Junction IaIsrs
and Of Tuners Port Jer' Nt"baisp ana WAT
uitk
500 D. Train, for sun. and Intermediate ssor.
$50 for Rochester Buffalo, SALAMANCA Dan
l!l and al points South aud West
600 y. Bay I}an, sufen and intermediate stations
0, D. NJ Ecpss daily for Rochester. Bnfao. ss'anareA
Dnukk aud all points West and South by this train sleeping ~aei
vii through 10 Cincinnati without change
500 p Ergrart TRIM daily, for the west r.- ,...
Aso. NsJ Trains for Boiling Spring Pssss and rsesen 49,
a:Is a. m II m. and ltj 900 C+3 and ll.V p M On
"Wednesday nights Thes;er Train u eeoek for snfsm and n'eT
h.ds. stations
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
SiiuaiiOns 0mtto-- -Sfmalts.

~
A YOUNG woman wishes % situation as
IN WAITRESS IN respectable private family produce nneIetp
tonabe objection 10 the country. Can at No OWe
Twenty -fnh.sL
CITUATION WANTED-As HOUSEKEEP-
~ Err Hotel family understspds the duties
fully qualified supennd spy household Call at
No. l04 DivisiOnst, Of Alenst
yNANTED-A situation by % respectable
Young woman WET NURSE, with fresh breast of milk
objection 90 travelling with respectable family ~ pa Of
county Inquire No. Il Spnngt Room No. from 10 to IL
o'clock. .....
A NUMBER of German Girls want SlTUA-
IN TIoNS Apply No 100 East HsuOns.. near Bowery
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
Stixnlboats mn Xsiassahs.
d FoR NM > Upper MISSOURI and d

uOi FOR THE UPPER MIssOufy, and the
IL GOLD MINES OF NoSrAsA IDAHO II & AND c9loFz11'
. 49, @ s n'sa%er d,,surg ESs,c T c steamer GALATEA
grand ., s s. han..1 h & sGHRs ,bs EXeSS sd
a sa s @ & No. hI'Sa E1ss S hSSa. Ss% and sr, s
& : sd s':: hG lGT lc 70 SsTs isss1s ISss
pg provided Cool baeing Northwest summer Iear TO. speed
o% p sTa In s'ss Sa pssssw sa IS william MI 11a sss@er
brsb Pa iii May g. St Louis i3,h Omaha. 20'h and siOuI
DOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SpRiSsG. s!
J. FIELD AYD THE NORTH. Pare. 81 Steamers t,ye psef
slip for Newis'en at 35 ard p M Connecting WIN e
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JERSEf~- f~-
and ss 9pG b,r, Ss s.G
o.d E.oa with th Lhlsh Valley Railroad and 70 .G1ac
on' forming sdree lre'0 Pittsburgh and the West wn'a' H@Ssg
sS' ALLENTOWN LINE 70 THE WEST Do
Tire. fprns Tss, daily for the West except Sundays when one
Sky miles and siee hours saved By thsn. Chicago Cincinnati
ST. Louis, &C., with but one change Of cars
comm.,.,, ,D, Sphss sssLs1. hkMANssMfS !, follows
$50 m-For Eason Bethlehem Maaeh Chunk wilansport
Wilesbare. Mshanoy City, Ss ,.,,.. s...,.,... w,.
Scranton saI.an Fl .Sa ssn1sa , SG e.
Express for EaCo AhsnST1 SD,H, agSu'g so r
and b change ST. Louis Connects At Harrisburg WIN m HohsIn
Junction with DEL Lack and Western Railroad Silver
IL m"TsaISgPor Eastos Allentown MAueh Chunk wilesbar.
Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephaa Lf P0s'He harnAOas NC
pMWsy train for asOn Allentown Maueh Chunk and Scranton
mCiSop opyAr ExPREss-For Essto9 Bethlehem Aenown
70 PttsGush aud Chicago ccHSe De Lack and
We" RsT r. % s%SgS sSa:Sv: sSS @fI fmpcn aP sS''''H &C.
5:ij !. m.-For junction and intermediate stations
emWrTrRS p%pnys. TH.rs-For Eaon Allentown Reading
har9us Plt'Ourh and The we-c0uuee'' at Harrisburg with
Sleeping ear. through Jersey Pittsburgh evening
SSHt 4ssi or % s West % sa $. obtained Rail
ROAD Of foot Of Lersyst ~ M A0t III paUs
lo 1 ~ 80 f''ad"' =. No. E. mcKER ssp,fS'tnisHl
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

RY HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctiOneer. HENKI
ID H. LEEDS MINER will SELL by aarios on THuRSDAY'
April al O'Clock residence No. lj3 GreeHest, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE consisting Of Brussels and ngn carpets Paror
Suites Center Tables Gomiees Curtains Shades Mahogany
and Black want Bedsesds Bureaus, Wash Stands Chains Side
Tables Window Shades stair Carpets Stair Rods OF Cloths Ne
Extension Table Dining Chairs China CToeaeT Glassware Kitchen
furniture he with which the sale will nIeuce.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
5000 REWARD LOST
" |I.


. ss ar. against trading for the ssne and .s
reward the q the %sns La De OF C
Applv 10 NJ MOkGAyS SONS. No u WhltsGs' N'"'''''
JrMoNyILLE Cashier. Canal Bank, Ntw-oh~ahs
N.uf,,le,ns March ~. 1863, ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

srx,,, ,.ty,-a.ae, n Wa, Train otsvile u and
p @ Paterson; $50 M, Nioh kCprys 1or penkIk baf
lo ohsster all points West nnd south spp m
Emgrant OO for Paterson and Port Jsrvs
through TO SALAMANCA Dlnkg AID bu1Ao VII"
change coaches snd direct corhccuon With AL souihtn ana
Western lineE
Peeety Ventilated ard LuIarous ssrtg ceafe' accompany all
S'glt Trans ~, ,,-
Teb can rbtarsd the Compsp,s oheesSc 2 Brosdvsy-
D,pot o Of Log DooE Depot Jsrsty
4
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
DY HENRY TT. LEEDS. Auctioneer.

ID HBNRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction THURS
April 81 al O o'clock the residence No q stuyesans be-
tween Nir,h and Tcnth.sts-
HOUSEHOLD FuNITURE-Consng of Brussels and Ingram Car
pets pao SnieS Center Tables Mirrors, Bsgeres Curtains and COR
Window Shades MAHOGANY Black Walnut Bureaus Gedst ads
Whsand Chairs Rockers Toilet Crocke Extension Table ,ns
China Crokery Glassware &c Also Kitchen Furniture with whieh
Az aal.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
II EENTEEI. unIlSEIInIn EERNITI'hE

HENRY H. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction TilCRsDAf,
hpnI 90 al O'Clock No 224 LeRctOn.yc, Thirty b 4,
Medallion Velvet Carpets Brussels do PaIor suite. J. W. coy
cred green and brocase io SIN Pnsh r. W oFoc made
Bradbury quito Mabetop Ccue Table Lrdys Secretary
Marble Oil Paintings hy Rembrsu Peae W.T
dd Mount, and others Satin Dsmask Window Cnnlr Lace do,
&c. r. w Bdse6 Dress Bureau Mahogany and W.Wanut DO H.
Plate Mirrors Vases OAk Eiienson
Dining Table oclo, Hall S;sb Mahogany suite
NJ Enlln tcnAr in nratal alogues
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

Guide 10 N. principal suburban pa.s on tue iAts OF
Division o!,bs RsaJ has ben prepared am can oe Oh
Of the CumpsBv ee 0 charge those Wishing TO
rto h rI.ne th. referred with h. view o settlement
H. RIDDLE, General SGp-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
A SIGNIFICANT FACT:

In Jackson county there was a Cay
use ticket and the Democratic ma
jority is increased. In Wasco county
the Radicals got ont a Cayuse affair
and the Democratic majority there is
increased. In Linn county, ditto
Boltiug don't pay in Oregon. II is
played out. The people arc thorough
~ aroused and they viii not permit
any more trifling with their rights and
liberties. The Democracy have adj
miaistcred n rebnke to boilers and fac.
tionists that they viii long remember.
Next November they will double the
present Democratic majority. They
take no stock in the Knight of the
whiskey jug and the hero of the soup,
tureen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
DEMOCRATIC REJoucrNGs.

Tuesday evening last the Democra-
cy of Albany collected in front of
Norcross & Cowan's store, the Albany
Brass Band discourscd martial and
other music, bonfires blazed and an
old anvil assaycd to make as loud a
noise as a regular cannon, and the at
tempt vas nearly n ucccs Hon.
George r.. Helm, being called on,
made a few appropriate remarks; aE
ter which we retired hugely satisfied
with the news and the entire proceed
ings of the occasion. We are inform.
ed that DR.. alexander, a Representa-
tive elect, also spoke for a few minutes.
We regret we did not hear him !; but
We will guarantee it was sound and to
the point.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
RADICAL

1t is our opinion that 100000 at
least have passed from Radicals to
Democrats within the last five or six
days. These dollars are so many
Radical tears /; or rather, in some in
stances they are SO many drops of
Radical blood next the heart. An Al
bany Democrat, being in Portland re-
Gently, bet $1,000 with a Radical that
Smith would receive a larger majority
in Linn county than Logan would in
MuItnomah! OF course onr friend
won; and of course the Radical makes
wry faces. Radical tears are very
plentiful just now. When will our
Radical friends learn that the Demo
cratic party is not dead? When will
they be convinced that a mighty rev.
o~lution is in progress? When will
they be convinced that the American
people will not tamely submit to the
usurpations Of Congress-to class leg
islation--to unequal taxation and to
Negro Equality?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
LAUGHING.

Josh Billings says: at strains a
mans philosopher the wust kind to
1af when he gifts beat" If we ever
had any doubt about the truth and
wisdom of this remark of Josh, we
have none now, and haven't had any
since last Tuesday. We saw some
Radicals who tried hard to 'laf," but
1t seemed to strain them the "wusl
kind" 1t was a ghost-Iike 'slafr." The
contrast between such a laugh and
that of Democrats was very great
The one was sickly and wheezy, pro.
ceeding from the mouth out ; the 9th.
-er vas loud, healthy, fat and rolIick
ing, proceeding from the pit of the
stomach, and even lower. Yes-JosI
was right about the 'laR." We have
gained something like a pound thi,
week
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
by TELE
[cOxrrLrD TnoA rHr oRroOs HrRALDl

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Chief Justice
took the chair at noon to-day. The Man.
ayers on the part Of the house entered.
Shortly after the members of the House
came in in n body. Stanberry, Evarts and
Nelson, OF the Presidents counsel were
present.
Senator Williams moved 10 rescind the or.
der adopted at the last meeting as to the or.
der Of voting on the articles.
Mr.. Trumbull made a point of order ;
that the Senate could not rescind m order
which had been partially executed. The
Chief Justice submitted it to the Senate, and
the point of order was sustained. After
some other points Of order and arguments,
it was voted down, and Mr.. Morrill, moved
that the Court adjourn till June 23d.
Mr.. Ross moved to amend, by substituting
September LIST lost-15 to 80.
The vote on MorrilPs motion resulted in q
tie, and the Chief Justice decided it lost.
Williams moved to proceed on the Second
Article which was agreed to. The result
was-guilty, 35 not guilty, 10. A vote
was then taken on the Third Article, with
the same result.
Williams then moved that the Senate now
sitting as q Court of Impeachment, do now
adjourn sine die, which was agreed to by "a
to 10. Those voting nay, were Baynard,
Buckalew, Davis, Doolittle, Fowler, Hen.
derson, Hendricks, johnson, McCreery,
Norton, Patterson, Ross, Saulsberry, Trum-
bull and Vickars. Before announcing tho
vote, the Chief Justice said that if there
was no objections, the Clerk would be d.
rected to enter Judgment of acquittal on the
Second, Third and Eleventh Articles, which
was done. The Chief Justice then declared
that the Senate sitting as a high Court of
Impeachment for the trial Of Andrew John
son to stand adjourned without day.
Without any perceptible manifestations of
feeling on the part of the supporters, the
members of the House then returned to
their chamber.
Several Senators made brief personal ex-
plantations in regard to newspaper stories,
whereupon the Senate adjourned.
CHICAGO, May 26.-Tho Posts special
says that the Republican Senators held a
caucus to-day to consider the propriety of
accepting Forney's resignation. Quite a
breeze occurred, when the six Senators who
voted against impeachment entered. Wade,
Chandler, Cattell and other Radicals left the
caucus and refused to participate while these
were present.
The report obtained credence to-day that
Seward and Randall rendered their resigna-
tons yesterday.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Secretary Stanton
has notified the President that owing to the
failure Of the Senate to convictthe President
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-06
RADICALlSM DEFUNCTI!
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE
1000 MAJORITY FOR SMITH.

We once more have the proud sat
isfaction of recording a most signal, a
most glorious Democratic victory
We write this on Thursday morning;
(4th inst.) the official returns of the
State are not all in ; but sufficient is
now known to render it quite certain
that the next Legislature will be large
Democratic, and that Joseph S. Smith
is elected to Congress b. a majority
of 1000 votes-perhaps 1900 or 800.
The OregoniGn of a late date says:
A that We have to say at this time is soon said.
We are beaten. There can be no doubt Of the elee-
ton Of Smith. In this county the vote on Con-
gresham Is close. There Is hardly q probability
that We have elected q man on our county ticket.
We are to bigtO cry 1--WE speak OF the Union party
aad are too badly hurt 10 laugh. To discuss the
causes Of defeat Is not so agreeable as 20 shout for
now do the first. We haven't much to add ;-ad-
dition is not .noH 10 our line it's mostly subtrac-
ton. Yesterday being q somewhat rainy and dis
agreeable day, the election, 50 Tar as the Union
party Is concerned, is postponed till November"
That is quite gracefully done. A
decided defeat teaches these Radical
leaders some manners. 1t brings
them to their senses; and it convinces
them that the Democratic party is not
yet dead.
We elsewhere publish the official
vote of Linn county. Smiths major
ity over Logan is 296; Curtis over
Powell is 282; Irvine's over Harvey
Smith is 345 !; Helms over Mansfield
is 259. The majority of the Demo
cratic candidates for the Legislature
varies a little, but is about 300. ]. S.
Smith received 1902 votes; Logan
1,O06. 1t will be seer that Smith re-
ceived a larger vote than any other
Democrat on the ticket, and Logan a
larger vote than any other candidate
on the Radical ticket.
Scio Precinct gives a Democratic
majority of 90. It is the banner pre-
cinct; but it does not cast as many
Democratic votes as Albany precinct
by III votes,-a fact which our Scio
friends should remember to prevent
them from feeling too proud. They
can have the banner, of course; but
they must not forget that if they had
to contend with as large a per cent. OF
opposition as there is in Albany pre-
cinct they would not wear the Iaurels
Of victory. Thus much for Linn coun-
ty.
Columbia county gives Smith AZ
majority. Clatsop gives Logan 80
majority; but the Democrats elect a
County Clerk, one County Commits
sioner and the Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools. Washington county
gives Logan 147 majority. Clacka-
mas gives Logan 25 majority; but
the Democrats elect their Treasurer,
Sheriff, and one County Commission
er. YamhiIl county is reported to
have elected the Radical ticet byabout
20 majority. Lane gives Smith $50
majority; and the county ticket is