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, 1868-11-06

INDIANA LEGISLATURE. = The Indiana
Legislature stands as follows Senate, 81
republicans to 10 democrats. House, 55
republicans to 43 democrats.
, 1868-11-06

A RADICAL paperteils us that Gen. Grant
will carry into the Presidential chair a well
balanced mind he should throw away
his bottle, that he may carry also a well
balanced body.-Irentice.
, 1868-11-06

CAPTAIN MITCHELL, of the U. s. Navy,
went on a spree at San Francisco, and in that
condition was murdered by a couple Of men
who had Joined him in his debauch.
, 1868-11-06

THE GREAT EARTHoUKE.-A San Fran
cisco paper gives list over three columns
long Of buildings either destroyed or greatly
damaged by the earthquake, and then csti,
mates the damage at half a million. Ten
million would be much nearer the figure
Private letters received from San Francisco.
state that the newspapers systematically un
derrate the damage OecasiOned by the earth.
quake. This is done for the purpose of
keeping up the high figures at which real
estate IS held in that city. The facts, how
ever, cannot be concealed, and the whole
coast understands that San francisco came
within an ace Of general smash up.
, 1868-11-06

THE DELMAR EXPOSE The New York
correspondent of the Examiner says: But
while the Jacobins whistle so blithely to
keep their courage up, they cannot whistle
down the public alarm which has been exct,
ed BY the fearful e.rpOse just made by Mr..
Alexander Delmar, Director of the Bureau
of Statistics of the Treasury Department at
Washington, D. G. Mr.. Delmar shows that
on the LIST day of January next, the bullion
in the u S. Treasury will amount to but
$4,000, 900, the greater part of which being
trust funds will not be available for public
purposes therefore by February 1st, 1860,
the Treasury will be bankrupt. Thus in
order to evade the terrible catastrophe of an
empty Treasury, there will be no way Of
escaping the certainty of an enormous addi-
ton to the public debt. Mr. Delmar gives
figures as follows: Expenditures for the
fiscal year, s475, ,958,2l2 % receipts, s3l1,
100000; exhibiting deficiency Of Sl64,.
1892 %. But regarding the position ol
the public finances, according to true princi-
piles, it must be seen that the country is
bankrupt to>day since it is paying its way
by promises pay.
, 1868-11-06

A FAILURE.-The New York World tried
the experiment of employing female compOs-
itors, and reports the feminines a failure
Illegible manuscript remained .illegible TO
them, AMI punctuation was a mystery, they
were unable to master They done very we'll
on printed copy, but when it came to manu-
scripl they were useless.
, 1868-11-06

\ SCoUNDREL DENoUNCED.-The demo-
cratic members of the Oregon Legislature
have issued an address in which they charge
George l.. Woods with having counselled
and advised the resignation Of fifteen repub-
lican members of the House, thereby leaving
that branch of the Legislature without a
quorum, and defeating much useful legis-
latiOn
, 1868-11-06

NEBRAsKA.-1he Nebraska Legislature
is largely republican, thus securing the cleo
tiOn of a radical Senator to succeed Upton,
radical.
, 1868-11-06

QUEEN IsABELLk's daughters are repre-
sented as strikingly handsome girls, and in
this form a striking contrast to their mother.
The Queens husband is the very embodiment
of stupidity; he looks, in his gorgeous uni
form, like an idiot wandering why they have
dressed him up so richly.
, 1868-11-06

II is strange that time and tide wait for no
man. Things that are tide are usually compelIs
, 1868-11-06

Will REsUME.-D. c. Ireland, Esq.
will resume the publication Of the Enterprise
at Oregon City, on Saturday, the 14th. Mr.
|, gets out good paper and deserves to be
literally supported. =
, 1868-11-06

ALL the Justices of the Peace elected in
Sheldon County, Alabama, are negroes, and
not one Of them can read or write
, 1868-11-06

Mormon AFFAIRs.-At the recent Con-
ference Of the Mormon Church, held at Salt
Lake City, resolutions we're adopted in favor
Of the policy Of nonintercourse with the
Gentiles, and declaring that Mormons who
persisted in trading with auti-polygamists
should be cut OF from the church. The Re-
porter, Gentle paper, came in for full
share OF abuse, and its editor has been mott.
fed to leave Salt Lake City, under the pens
atty Of being strung up by the neck. The
near approach Of the railroad, and consequent
influx Of Genties, has alarmed the Mormons,
and hence the desperate measures.
, 1868-11-06

OCTOBER ELECTIONS AT the October
elections the three great States of Pennsyls
vania, Ohio and Indiana polled over one
million and half votes, divided as follows
, 1868-11-06

THE WAY IT WAS DoNE.-The New
York Herald says that the republicans ez-
pended not less than half a million of dollars
to carry Pennsylvania at the October cleo
ton In all the States money has been un>
b!ushiugly used, and if Grant is elected Presi-
dent, it is in virtue of the expenditure of
millions Of dollars that the radical officials
first stole from the people, and now use to
sthe the popular voice. Victories won in
this way are even more damaging than de-
feats, and out of such struggle the democ-
racy comes purer and stronger than ever.
, 1868-11-06

1t is thus seen that in a vote of million
and half the republican majority was tr
fe over 10000 These figures are instruc
tive, and serve to show how evenly parties
are divided. Let the Presidential election
go whichever>way it may, the fact stands out
in bold relief that the democracy numbers
at least one-half the nation, and as such is
prepared to go into another four years strug-
gle. With parties thus evenly divided, it
will scarcely be safe for the radicals to con-
tiuue the dictatorial and proscriptive course
that has characterized them since their ad,
vent to power. Standing on terms of equal,
ity, and asking no odds of the radical pun>
derers, democrats will be- in a position to
return insult for insult, and if the worst comes
to the worst and The country IS again plunged
into war, it will be all the worse for the radi.
Gals. " Let US have peace" but let US have
our rights even if we have to fight for them.
, 1868-11-06
]. H. BLEWETT,

County Auditor of Wana Walla Coywr
WILL write Deeds, Mortgages, Power Of ,,,,.
w ney &e., and take Acknowledgements IA '''y'- r-
: same. 7''' " ue
Instruments for any part Of the United States ,..
fed or acknowledged under the seal nf tfs + S
i'istrict Court '"' l.
Willalso pay particular attention the sale rs7tr,
nd care of real estate and town property ,f ,a,
esldents and persons temporarily absent.
Qiiice IN the Court House Wala Walla. W. T.
June so 1865. Jglv
, 1868-11-06

The LEWISTON MAIL-Under the pre-.
sent arrangement the people of Lewiston are
restricted to a weekly mail This is scarcely
in accordance with the Importance of the
rich and extensive scope of country of which
Lewiston is the commercial centre. and we
are pleased TO learn that the Postal Agent is
devising measures to increase their mail fa-
cilities. The proposition, as we understand
it, is to make slight DETECTION from the
route at present travelled by the Missoula
mail. This would give the people of Lew.
iston tri-weekly communication, and we
can only hope that Mr. Brooks will succeed
in eifecting the change.
IF white man in the New England States
receives aid from his town, no matter how
small the amount, he is deprived of his right
to vote. Yet tens of thousand of negroes in
the South have been supported by the Gov,
ernmeDt from taxes paid by northern white
men, and at the same time have been allow
ed to vote and control the legislation of their
States
, 1868-11-06

THE editor of the Cynthiana (Ky.) Nelos
in making an appeal to his subscribers, who
are in arrears, to pay up, says: we hope
they will Settle without delay. Not that
we need the moncy-on, no 4! Our ink is
given to US, we steal our paper, and win our
printers wages at seven up So it costs
us nothing to carry on business, neverthe-
less, as a matter of accommodation, and to
case their conscienees, we will take what
they owe US, if they will send it Immediately
, 1868-11-06

Insurance DODGE.-The S. L. Bulletin
notices an instance where an insurance COM
company compelled business firm to receive
SlO,0OO when the ascertained loss was ST..
800, the alternative being the closing of
their establishment until stricter ezamna>
ton could be had. This is what may be
called a sharp dodge, but is scarcely calcu-
lated to popuarizc the insurance business.
, 1868-11-06

QUARTZ MINIYG.-The Montana Post re-
ports half dozen quartz mills in that Ter
ritory unemployed, and attributes their fail
uro to the ignorance of their owners, who
engaged in quartz mining withoutany knowl-
edge of the process Of mining. The Post
trulhlully says that mining is trade-and
the most difficult of all trades, and just so
long as the ignorant and mex xperienced rush
into the business, just SO long may we expect
to hear of mining failures.
, 1868-11-06
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The discharge from two ulcers was nearly pint q
day Amputation recommended, but pro-
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