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DIED.

BpsTOI-At His Colnnhs Co, on SATURDAY, Och ~ ueo'Ae
bristol oiTroy n. T., aged 4fyesrs
Fnpss services lsdsle, Tuesday, Oct ~, ~ ot m
CAMNAEsAt Porha Sunday the 2b inst AZ The residence o.
hs father Oswald Cangann 10 the pth year Of I'VE g-
Tho relatives family respectfully Invited 70
the Church Foihsm 90 Wefbesd.r he
inst O'clock Carriages viii he 10 waiting al inc os.
arrival "a O'Clock train Harlem Railroad Co.. iom roui'hAs
ard Twenty sIbsk -
DICKSOE-On Monday the 2b Inst John Dickson nats OF NM
rndhrght, scotlsrd, sgtd % years -,
relatives iepds Of the hmy Invited 10 'hd me uosr
services residence No. 100 srthsys Tusrisy e,hk
27b lost at "a O'Clock Ills TemAiDs will he taken " NJsN
Eoctud Co. fr inteTmen "Wednesday morning al ocooh
EMERsON-Aner short Ilness James Emerson AGED W years
The relatives and friend. Of the family aud those OF John
are respectfully invited aeud his funeral from bis Ats rt'dte
No 200 Leonafdsl AGss wsm,ugb, Wednesday amer
noon at 2 o'clock without further Invitation
AL-Oa Monday morning Oct &C. William Addison youngest son
Joseph l. and MARY r. HALL -.
Tie relatives hms respectfully invited 70 a1tend
The funeral residence Of biz parents Union NrNloru T.
H. wsdassia oct ~ att o'clock Train leaves Has'er' FSH
uun,
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Ill. Il. IIclnlbold,
DEuaGisr. No 5Ot BEosbStr " Y.
Ms-uriurcr Helnbods Fai Lfirad hcA1 sahh 'h i'''
Ink Con Observatory ofthe Uaed sists pahslo By Wool hielf
Sc, Medical Properties u Bu'bu

DEuaeisr. No. 5Oi BEospS,r. " Y,
Ms-o,iriur II cubod Fiai Lfici schs ssb ihe follow
INK CON p,eer,,toy Of the Uute ss, pahusd By Wool biels
Sc, Medical Properties u Bacba
Fro~ pf.rENs,roKr " TuE usryD Sr.rra
PHorsHrE.Ths od1 Is strOg dda.'e an soHe"1'i "'a''
their ls.,e h,,et,h. sud sr''osou,to Mat
MEDICAL PEorSarirs UsFtnurAa is gently i"n'' 'Rl
peculiar .eadeucJ the Urdry Organs podaf d1rr' ana MS
other similar medicines. sIs.taE dAPhore'ia
Il gwen complaint. " the UrusU Otga' 'nh ""Fe Obr"e
c.,., Of the Bdi,r Irritation ~ the Bladder sni Ur'i
ps,, o e PROSTATE sai reuoa nSntnsns oi 1nne ron
loss Of tone p's Concerned 10 ~ s'ru'i'a TIE '@'l A'
also been Recommended 10 p,psp, ClEie Rlsaa V-Aats-'
Affections sni Drursr.
See Procs. DrggE' vslr'le works no. ts Paet'f oFh'c
See remarks made b the l,o celebrated pf Parsc PAalsph
see remarks made bJ Bpt,v MepowaLi, essbnisi f7h
e,u aad Member Royal College Of Slrse"a' l'4 an l
u.Ae n he ,ran.aous Sias so Quect'' Jsurr'L
See Mcdes Chrufgca Rsues paJshca by BEs5sN IE'rft
F,Low o RoTsl College q Surgeons
See most Of The late SialIsIi WORKS u Meiras.
Millions o. bottles Of remedy have t,ta L 1Lo's tsas g.
teev II NJ r.t.sr eenyfss above re 30 % bJ f
eLsus bottle the, AZ esi J s tsi srei u'esins-i
Prom n, I.,rse, N,ruf.,tli.h. C.,usu ihs WorA
an seqoaute Sir a. !. H. nhoI u osf-l us if 'tr'
oppa.- ms r,.ssoc- sseh 10 co,iusr te b''es'
vL,rr Others equally trfos ala Have b-e- ta'a7f
imrr.,.ei vhh BIZ eharsoeF sd ,rierprso
wuuax wrisuTS.S. Ffns ofFcssr' Wsisttr,a.
Manufacturing Chemists Niuit 81 BestuFfili lttssdrhA
TIE Proprietor tsa fo 10 io'st ue sbe' tnoHaf ''
there H. f.islss ,r,ss 10 s minds 81 Hsuy ssaad u'ng AdIsr
led MssdEss bat tier eAs sli iae1 Nat fatH o. b'i
rser Tor these Lve t4fe iaisi gel' as u fsa
,lpsaos to Glop Lst sn tls AFFLICTED 'hs Aaa' 'sr'
a. J. ustuboiB.
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CAN ANY ONE BEAT THIS

OLD SAYBRoOK, CONN, Sept 1868.
Messrs WHEELER & WILSON:
GENTLEMEN: wish 10 say that have In my family o
wheeler Wilson sewing machine that has been In al
most daily for the past ten uO years. and not thing
has been done to 1t In way OF repairngnot screw
loose any part OF II ont Of order in all that time. II
has been used IN making coats vests and pants OF the
thckcst OF WOODEN goods besides doing all kinds Of fam
lily sewing, and is now. this day the best machine FOR
work over saw.
Can any one beat thsi
Respectfully GILBERT PRATT.
Any one who can beat this land think many cam,
will please address
Messrs. WHEELER WItsON,
No. 625 Brnadway, NeN-Y0rk.
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n n. iieImkOld,

pErosisr No Jai BHoaBvIT n 4, re the Meropais Hotel
sof, open al LOurs aud tho oHsEsof " Arsrns opsa
AT HGHr
WHY tia, T. HEshoLp does the largest drug .rd pfe'uoa
b,,se, u. CITY 30 the United states Atise-be'a's h'
tu.p.s (. conducted on purely lnisJehdsai prinePe'
This Is In probability The only store 10 the unifd states where ply
es. and tie etom.r, charged alike for al they desire
Nv particular has received The unqualified inor,nsn
n m, u tho medical euy Ny u'iomtr' ara not
t,s ava, from mel Ihr, o. drugs N. best q talent
d nay the test pie. d, best store tie best ''or'SeE'
,w,, omen and ready - and perfectly responsible
Esr. mailing mistakes ooHpOondns prescriptions DAY OF night
Wide al tines oondurtna buauss' on Tie cash Ph "
z or ,nnE credit arc perfectly responsible and my Gus
toner. and Lsbos know a. Gnd While the sprIobion Of al ihs
faculty would agreeable PrHd Jae evidence s' this Is not 70
My store hlo, oren r tque. for The public s'n's
the patronage Of all 10 respectfully solicited
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Liver Complaint.


IN b, m, vast number u persons lea' Affected WIN
disorders Of th liver arising Inflammation or OBSTRUCTION o. ~
organ common symptoms Of liver complaint are u" P "
.chiAS right side particularly pressue some u"' "
breathing yellow ueA tongue Of sppete muses. 'omns "
order Of stomach and bowels sek beisch eo'ene" AZ %
times others slight erers toward evening n-h
&C. Some o. appearances complain. much Ike those
Of consumption Of these disorders often maAe
mistake to suppose that liver compliant
can be cured only caope this remedy generally worse hsn
the disease for tby submit to acoune Of meren nay
assure themseye that will enjoy perfect health stsr~sd
Dr. j. H. Sbenh. Mandrake Pills. purely vegetable compound
answer ever purpose which oome prescribed and they cann'
possibly any injury Their SroE the liver Is so wonderful mat
many who have witnessed the cures performed by them eoneousJ
oor that they must contain caoneL contradict this SANDER, Dr.
sebenck made oath Alderman In Philadelphia that the hsn
drake Pills contain no substance whatever and copy OF @
AFFIDAVIT published Schencks pamphlet Dr. pledges he
that these Mandrake Pill. will Of liver complaint and
abundant exhibited a, bis Offices 10 philadelphia
NsvYok Boston Baltimore Washington where the certificates Of
his PATIENTS Of them of the highest espoeaOJ are Aeo GA h
Dr. sCHgNCK professionally his principal oaee, Philadelphia
every ATURDAY where all letter. he addressed
He will also he professionally No 70 BoudS, Newfork on
TUESDAY r. and at No IS Hanoverst, Boston, on
WEDNESDAY gives advice free bat tor thorough
examination with his Respromete the price 3 once hours e@cn
city. m q. IN To m.
syrnp seaweed Tonic each 81 50 per bot
Ge 81 hsfdozen Ma drake P, Is cents per box full
supply Of Dr. scheueks medicine, all nss at his rooms
Also. for sale by all druggists and dealers.
American Institute Fariners' C1nb-A meeting OF the
Is 'l ~ eq IGpAl ocL ~ ~ t % interest A
'''''''' John W CHAMBERS secretary.
Post-Onice Norcc-Tbo EUROPE viii 90 DISPATCHED
nom this once TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, clos
eeloeG Stations and b. i1i and i;''i
Also WEDNESDAY es Of closing which will DO
p''''' x 'D' ''''''' 0"'' " 80 ''"'' JAMES KslYPM
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it,, embarked IL ba'as's Of H'sa-ufad fah kHrd' Ne
,7t AID ,ues,, Of nse, h''s been great Tat uer'
ia7, bss upward % Psiof' tie t winT - vio r' "'a
Of mean, and ,r have followed ,ly,as rot only 10 We
r,,4 STATE. bot .o 10 south America Mreo Itd tie W''i adei
M uh.t r,sa respectfully refer % tie ih Of Jola D. hea
Co ,vseenor BAs,s Co. TIE most ei''a''' d'''' "
.lp.. in tie United AID 10 Dealers And plsSh ''e'
- "a IN. advertising basae,s the vide soh fsosH house %
n p.,,rs,n Co No n Pufrov, also 20 Vshnot Co. No
10 Nuan Az sng AFbt, iof South America Nei'o ''l We
~, i, TL.s, srn. m STAT, merit 's.sau,l 10 success
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NSw.OEtIlSs oct e toion active excited ,Hi advanced IL
Mags le sales geo btesi 36 bales experts go
good ssd lou,tuA Fair c; icloS Clarified,
s1c MolsIe.-Commou S0c Prime, vi g receipts snail heF
received fOurpN grades aud dcmanI higher
grades DOLL iSursrfne A. l2a+1 q Treble Bs f8a3k Coffee
Prime sued Pf4e Rio lbiasc sslcs JioS bag.
0s, oct l6Cooa qa.eI sad dmi sales 6I bAsi
Mddnns st2ic . ..,
MonLR OCT 7GThe nsrfrt for Cotton IL fm MdiInss. 2llc
StvASNAn 26-Con-The market opened arm. Aples 700
LIfl far tuycr. M closed stir. M.siu.s 2tlg .
s. Oct 2-lioaIhe market Ia aeFt asa g
better. sales. $50 bales. Mliing.. 2ic ..
Crude Turrenuae ~ IS Tar - 20
Inrtsttg Tobacco Lugs Sba 500 Medium leN
siI Sad I'll. Cuitug. Gl6
Msuri,i, oa 2o.-Cotton setis,i Urlsrds 21r2Jie
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Spttial gOtitts.
DIR, DIIlenbnck

DIR. DIIlenback
OY CHRONIC CATARRH AND ITS SADLY FATAL RESULTS
Cbrouic respiratory ia char
.enred by sse, each having h peculiar
symptom.
First, We have discharge peculiar JeIloeh sirsTcoorei
acoy, behind the 'oh palate and Passes
poeor producing ineani desire 10
hawk nrd ,p, to remove the depravcd secretion,
Second We fad the secretion. dry Tie frn Of erus'' or
scales which os,r u,s, p,sage. and oncu Of dut
aoyil stage Of taste, smell aad hearing more Or
less impaired
Third, We b,re pgrpi discharge usually Of sn os'ns7e
odor Tb being re.a. of less liberation Of the mucous
membrane ss ano., Invariably eompau loss Of 'ns aud
~ ,ud the ulccrr, procr,. allowed carries aud er
aoa q TIE ofs the frequent result When The i
h,rs ,.um, thin Serious. and bloody ase Persons Of cofor'
bah, this Of the disease UahAFPy the destructive
results Of Choas Crb cousssl the bead a!oIs From
tie poaoa, aes ofhs matter dropping fo tie bead to the throat
The p.eu later sPaec' elHs sensation in the 'Aaa'
u desre, eqasa, desire to cough lha' j"
onward ard progressive results 1t daily assuming n'
rau. character ,ns ih, slight ea'rb In The bead 20 par
r deafness" lg,. q pn end taste" "hosresss'" h'eIa
cough seated bronchitis" aBll,.t q al 10 The deposit oftohe"l
matter IN the long. M reader cot mere n'y sketch u
M uson etiesArs an sIpeeuce li yoa dread Con
po I'D oai ., terrible sor'sqa'ues' io NJ time b 81
uatni Of 90, sa,i tsree,bl, ard dangerous H,iaaT.
Dr. pILLEsBACK CA BE- consulted hts Sesrork ohe No &c
B,.d.. cor ss,sa,rea, ,a4 Uaoa.qa, THURSDAY -
FRIDAY 9oh al pih Of Osiohsr
u, prLtHAcks SEw WORK oS CONSUMPTION. BRoN
Cnirs sogE THEoAr CArAaRF k,. Octave Vol, rs 7'1r'
ooior,a Itssiri, BasrAvag' 'or s,' b. wM WOOD
g.. N..Yatl. LINDSAY BLAKIsr0N. Phsltlll- rdre 81
seat f--e a1 r,,sl. = price.
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-NORTOHIn Norwich, Cons on Tassr the Ea
inst b. Daniel MsnAn T. b. blackstone lineage an"
Ms, Isabella Y. Norton daughter Of Henry b. Norton eco
DESIKRHARTA the residence OF The brides Esther 90 Wednea
morning. the 2ld Inst by the REV W smith ht 1sorss W
D.nks Of Peekk r. 10 Mi. Mary Louise Hart VI SHRUB oAi
NY. ,
pAY-wAIKRn-Ai Milford M,s, on Thnr.i The ga last hs
Re, Dr. r. stofrs IT, Brovilyn n " assisted W s rev
Ellsworth Weymouth. Mass Martin n Day OF ~ 10
IIs.hes sldes daughter Of s. walker ESQ., OF h0iu' ~
pa -PARKHURBT-A Finland, Penn on NednesdA o
a. 1863 by the Rev Gnreison, d. Charles b. pAnioe
Brook Penn to Anna Pakbas daughter Of joel rEAAa' f
tIse ttiafg
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GREAT BRITAIN.

my ClyvAss-INTENTION OF IHh
LovpoS. Oc:. 26-Mr. Gladstone mas J Z,
GUIDED his personal canvass in South lAnoasnIe
SoIieyed tnat the Ministry win only ret're before
Y,bernl majority III the next House OF Commons
the SWEDISH NORTH POLE EXPEDITION ,,.,
The s,y. dish polar expedition has retnrheU Ho'N'
,,euetratiug to the s1d degree Of latitude.
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u. V. HAUGHWOUT s. Co,
IA. ass 400 and ag1 BROADWAY corner II Brous-ii

New Medical Work.
CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS ASTHMA AND CATARRl
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED ny INDICATED NHL
ATIoSs By H. r. DILLBNBACK, NJ D.
.vo vom. 30 pAge. eoorsi thGphs and eugsyinea For
sale hy VIM WOOD Co, New Yori, LINDSAY BLAAIsIo"'
philadelphia Price o. sent roo receipt Of price
We regard III. d. Denbae Of tbe most valuable con
tbuon 4, medical science Recently issued from the p sud nom hs
b and earned reputation he author bes9eak o an sA'n
slvs circulation - Boston Journal 80
As preeu,ss 10 those who have weak lnnT ana arc
pdnpo.ed consumption the chapter on hetpop hi'''
alone. Is well worth the price Of the book -
Dr. DebAek can be consulted at h HevYort ONCE No. 200 D'O""
VA, eousr Of Seventeenth THURSDAY aud FRIDAY Of every
week
The Rast India Telegraph Company once no a,' 49,
EAs.aust NewYor Oct 18th, 1903 Noue 70 heep 49, - -.
ook, Of Subscription terms heretofore ppse W wv oc
Of Telegraph Compeny s be eSss sr
November. 1903. by order, "bo"uh 49, -
Mntohs. Cleaned aud Repaired In the best manner
b. Grsta workmsn c. ALIENS. No 40 b'-'N 0H' D0O
below Canald
Fine Gold sleeve Bnltons and siud"-he~ 'ye" FOR
M h, GgoRGE q ALLgy No. 40 Broadway ose door belo~ Ca
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SOUTH AMERICA.

,,,syICrlTY BETWEEN MIR. wASliBChND 49,
PRESIDENT LOPEZ. -.
PARIS, Oct 96.-Later Rio JaheuV . "t, At
..te that the Unit states steamer wasp nau MIN.
Mooteyideo haviD ,Mr. Washburne' tno o., ns pro-
ister 20 Paraguay. on board. MT ~ LEGATION nj
.'S or aS r Par, nav 40 persons having been pns"
fuIIr seized there under the American mug
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Preckies, Tan PImples. &c, removed hon is PC. p,
fiPHilS LorDS Sod bJ Al Dflgs s'' 7" AAI0'
4 sos, No. tl1 BfosdsD n. u
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The Peabody Geld NJ,

The Pe,bod, Gold Medal, recently completed by heps
sIrr nd No u John st. under the direction OF We StIs
usnsrtneut With II the resolutions pasted ny cog WI Os
on Ihbton public until MONDAY shsr which VIII De 'i
tai tsLs stryS.
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A Com6or, aud a Profit.

ph.l.n.. Flor dc Ma the psr'im, for hs bhnifs
el,,r Sod b, ali DruEEss ADD by PHALOs Soy. T.
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For III. Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, ~, PnAIoss ~
soar Wl Ioi chap ibe 'iin Bold bJ all p'ln'"' ~
ciLs
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
MPsr INnIA MARKRrs

HAv,SA Oct 26-SneArMuscoVsdo advancing sales At RtHl
ases Exchange London 3 0i6
premium United days sight ogGIrHo, u 40 per
Cpntd iscun
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MdRRIED.

wilcox & Gibbs sewing Machine Company h" !"
o,.d 10 their New store No $50 Brosd-s, " B9adIt
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FOREfGN NEWS.
ITALY.

ITALY. .I
s,,AMsuIP LINE BETWEEN ITALY AND -
UNITED STATES. a....
P,ocrScE, Oct. ga line of steame,Iss,o pt 70
-, ,r,e mort OF Italy and New-IOrk Is ptOeo'O
tN,ssun,n,ndate the Increasing trade in 1rults
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BY TELEGRAPH.
teoSrmEp rnoS TsE osrooS urnALnl

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Waslliugton specials
say that Grant has been summoned before
a subj Committee on Reconstruction, who
are instituiing an investigation TO see
whether Johnsoa has made himself liable
to impeachment by his course towards
Stanton. Members Of the Cabinet and
newspaper correspondents will also be
summoned. The Committee is dctermin.
ed to thoroughly probe the matter.
1t is now understood that the President
will not publish bis letter 10 reply to
Grant.
Some express the opinion that the let
ter will be withheld on account of the ac.
ton of the Reconstruction Committee
looking to impeachment. ADother diff
Guilty is stated to be, that certain members
Of the Cabinet refuse to indorse the Presi.
dents statements, alleging that johnson
has made them too strong. Seward aud
McCulloch unite in declining to sign the
papers. 1t is said hat johnson insists
they shall sign or resign their places.
A dispatch from Alabama says the
Constitution was carried by a large ma
jority.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The Heraids
cable dispatch says Napoleon has altered
his policy towards the Pope and Italy in a
sudden and remarkable manner. He
e~vinces a disposition to abandon the ro-
sition of champion of the Holy See. He
is assured, tits said, of the existence of
Bourbon i~ntrigues, radiating from Rome.
The imperial relations with Rome there
upon became colder, while the friendly
relations hitherto existing with Victor
Emanuel, will be renewed.
Queen Isabella has been forced to dis
solve the papal legion, received under her
warrant in Madrid, as Napoleon fatty OBJ
jects to their service in the cause of the
Holy See.
Admiral Farragut remains at Florence,
a much honored visitor.
New YORK, Feb. 9.-Advices from
Abyssinia state that a strong force Of
British troops advanced from Senate to-
wards the interior on the 26th of January.
Water had been bored for, according to
the American plan, and found in abund-
ance near the English line of march, on
the coast shore, and has been lightered
by the English for naval purposes.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Selwyn will succeed
Sir William Earle as Chief Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas.
It is understood that Minister Adams
will leave England in April.
FLORENCE, Feb. 9.-Farragut's fee
during its stay in Italy will be stationed
at and along the coast between Genoa and
Civita Vecchia.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-The Presi
dent has nominated Capt. Green to be
Commodore in the Navy, active list il
place Of Cicero Price, retired commander
and John Cooper to be Captain, in place
of Green, promoted.
The Senate has confirmed the following
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon
for the County Of Linn.
jeremiah Rhodes, Pn.f, rs. Aan Rhodes,
Def't.
SUIT In Equity for DiUorce.
IN THE NAME CT rHE STATE OF oREaoS
To Aap Rhodes, Def't:
You are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the above entitled
suit, now on file against you with the Clerk of
said Court, within ten days after the date of SER
vice hereof upon you. if served in said Linn coun-
ty but if served in any other county in the State
of Oregon, then within twenty days after the date
of service hereof upon you.
And you are further notified that il you fail to
appear and answer, rs above required, the plaint-
if viii apply to the Court on the 4th Monday in
March, 1858, for the relief in said complaint de-
manded, and viii take q Judgment and decree Of
said Court dissolving the marriage contract exist
ing between you and the plaintiff, and also for costs
and disbursements of this suit.
CRAN0R i HELM,
Jan. 2Sth, 1858. Atty's for Pl'n.
BY order of Hon. R.. P. Boise, Judge Of said
Court.
sTA1s Or qaseos IS.
], Geo. r. Helm, one of PITTS Attorneys, do
certify the above and foregoing Summons to be q
true copy of the original Summons now on hle
with the Clerk of said Court, in the above entitled
suit. GEO. r.. HELM.
v3n25w6
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SPALDING's demonstrating the
week we have received a note, signed
by more than a score of some of the
first and best men of the county,
most, if not all of whom arc our per-
sonal and political Misunderstanding
that they had been interested in
reading Rev. Mr.. spalding's Lee
lures, and would respectfully ask their
further publication"
We trust those who make this re-
quest will believe us when we say
that we entertain for them feelings of
the highest esteem and consideration
and hence would comply with their
request if our views of duty, all
things considered, would permit us to
do so; but occupying the standpoint
we do, we feel it our imperative duty
to decline. We do SO, too, after the
most careful elaboration. He has,
for Owe a year past, occupied a large
space of our paper an important pc.
litical campaign is pending; commu-
nications of an interesting character
from those who should be heard VIC
are compelled to postpone, from Time
to time, for want of room, and even
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PeudIeton Club.
BROWNSVILLE. FEB. 3, 1868.

BROWNSVILLE. FgB. 3, 1868.
Editor State Rights Democrat:
The Democrats Of Brownsville precinct
met on Saturday, first inst, and organized
"a I" PendletOn Democratic Club" consisting
of a President, vice. President, Recording
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and
Treasurer. And unanimously adopting the
following resolution
1r.-Tbat IL has ever been a cardinal doc
trinc Of The Democracy. that fidelity 10 the Union
aud the Constitution By which that Union was
created. IS the indispensable duty Of every citizen.
and thAs VIC will continue TO uphold the same
with renewed zeal until the Union il restored and
the Consultation respected aud obeyed as the Eu-
pTems law of the iGni.
2d.-ThAt the burdens Of both State and Fed
erai Geyernmcns should be borne equally by all
-shg rich as well as h, poor--and all laws
g. tuld be impartial. Their fore, sc are In "a sor the
taxing 81 United States Bonds and tie rep saliug
OF the existing tArlg lass. whereby the lev arc
protected ~ the cxpense of the macy.
Sd That the several acts Of Congress EN-
braeei in The Congregational plan of Keconstruc.
tiyn. the tenure al of5ee bill. aud other acts re.
GENTLY passed BY CyBgrsss. are palpablc violations
o! the Contribution. aud should excite 10 II
minds Of all grave apprehension that stilI creates
calamiiiss are impending over ths eouarty.
sih.-That the so-callci Reconstruction aats
Of Cgng,ess. creating a horde Of oniec-holders,
The spaan Of corrupt legislation, whereby hun
dreds Of millions Of dollars arc annually expend,
ei q kesp States oat Of the Unioa. anil fore,
upon them negro equality. is ;yrannicai in tbs
extreme and reflects ca the civilization Of th'
age.
5th.-That VIC are opposed to negro eqnaii;,
aiiaa nssr" suffrage, and in favor Of &c rcnehme1
aud refsrtn Ia The expenditures Of the State ans
Federal Goyernments, and cuItivat.ng peace ans
good will t5wnrI ali-Ei.f, West. North an,
SOUTH. ani Gnnliy VIC invite al persons. VIII
agree with - IN ths foregoing sentiments, 4
uu. &c wish as in maintaining TIL sane.
d. 4. SCOTT. Secretary,