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PAR LIE SHERIFF.
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Laforet & Desmare, Cour de District,
VS.. <Paroisse St. Landry.
Evnrsafa Fraochaho,e M 07SS

A"'o'e' " X. Oe'""'' p.rsS... . 's g. , f.nd,v
Evariste Franchebo.s. No. s75s.
I'm vertu dun ordre de fieri facias kmanant de
rEtat de Ia Louisiana siegeant dams ct pour 10
Paroisse St. Landry, dams l'affaire cidessus init
tulse, ct moi adresse, j'o6rirat en- vente publ
que, an plus offant ct dernier encnsrisseur, de-
want Ia porte de Ia Maison dc Cour de cette Pa.
roisse. en- Ia vile d'Opelousas,
lie Samedi, Ter Mai 1869;
de jour en- jour- sill est nscessaire tous les droits,
titres, interets ct pretensious de Evariste Fran
cheb6is, lie defendeur, aux propr!etes ci-dessous
decrites. saisies pour satisfare edit writ. savor:
Sa portion CONNIE un des deux heritiers de CO.
lests Joubert, d&ced&e. dams lHabitation, der
Mere residence de ladite feu Celeste Joubert.
contenant deux cent vingt arpents (plus ou
moins) de tere, bornee au Nord par le Bayou
Grand Louis. au Sud pal. Ia terre appartenans ci-
devant a.Garrigues de Flapjac, i rOuest par
Michel Halphen, rEst par le moroccan de terre
plus b@ dc crit, oceup& par Pierre Bandoin.
L'habitation occupee par Pierre Baudoln, me-
surant trois cent vingt arpents (plus on moins(
de terre, bornse au Nord par le Bayou Grand
Louis. au Sud par des terres apparterant eide
want GarTigues de Flaujac. rOuest par Fha-
bitation dfja decrite, ct a rEst par Evariste
Joubert.
Environ deux cent cinquante arpents de terre,
joignant lhabitation Oh demsurait de son vivant
ladite Celeste Joubsrt, situes sur les deux rives
du Bayou Garrigues.
La vscherie, de quarante guaranteeing t.
tes de bstesi cornes marqu6es 1 Ia unarque qui
sera e3hibee Ia vente. Un lot d d'environ trente
tAtes de betes cornes. Environ dix tetes de
betes chevalines marquees IL marque susdite.
Quatre mulets; six chevaux de tire; deux paires
dc boeufs de tire; environ quiAze tetes de mou-
tons; uu cochon; une charrette boeufs; une vol
tuEe roues; une vieille voiture; une caleche;
quatre charrues; deux herses; deux scrapers, une
cnarrette cheval; une selle de femme; un gar.
de-manger; une MALE; un sofa; une table; I'M Pc
tit lit montst une armoire; une table; une petite
table; une table; une pendule; uue petite table;
une armoire; une aEmoire; ua lot de cbases; une
table cypre; fers repssser ct chenets; rouets;
lot de cueillers ct fourchettes en- argent; cour
tapointes; draps de Its; quatre chandeliers; une
lpaire de pistolets plateaux ct verres; nm lot dc
vaissele; une baignoiEe; Nm lot de jarres; un lot
de baquets; un InStier tisser ct ses accessories;
an lot de haTnsis; un lot de chauderes ct de fer.
hlantere; un cofis d'outils de charpsntier I'M lot
de dsr,ejeannes, pioches, haches urse marque
pparquer lee animaux; un Sne.
Conditions s-Comptant. ~
ConformSment aux lois ct 10 Constitu.
ton, ces terres seront vendues par lots de pas
moins de dix nj plus de cinquante acres, CONNIE
II sera plus particuierement explique 10 vente.
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff
Opel6usas 81 Mars lofsg
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Etat de la 1ouisianet

CosT d PaFOisss.-SN. Lasdfy No. 270s 4
@mcees6aota Dc EsRolf3 Ceruthersf
nEJEAN DuGAS. Dc |. Psroiase 81 Landt1s
~ admfnfSraleu1. de 10 snccrssipn Dc ASHx
EmGlie Carnthsrs. dscsdte, ayans enrGgi5tsNn
Tableau d. distribution d"s fouds Dc ladite saeas
sion, accompagn6 d'pna petition den,andaht Tho.
moaogation dfceiui:-Et astendu Qpfl 81 Sait
droit lsase petition par un or.lre De b c0us en-
date da ~ Man 1859;
En- consequence, avis eat par le present dOnnS
aux intAr-ss<s dsns ceste succession, dawn
METRE opposition, si aucune ils ont, par 6esis,
mon bnreau. dams 10 willie d'Opelousas, dsns ias
trent. jours qni susvront Ia date du prGsrntavis,
pourquoi iedit Tableau ne serait pas l.omologu4,
fadministrateur decharge De. touie reapohasbilh6
ultsrkuye Ut SON. obligation cancellee.
A. GARRIGUES. 5sgt Dc Pssossse
QneInpaaa ~ Msra 1850
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MORCEAU DE TERRE

situ4 an Bais Mallet (Anse In Chaudiere) me-
sarant deux cents arRenss {plus ou moins) de sue
perfeie, cest a-dre einq arpents de face sur qua
rante arpanss do profondeur. borne au Nord par
an propriktaire ineonnu. au Sud par e terre d'E-
tienne Leieune. rEss par calls do Gerard Pre-
jean, ct 1 r0uess par celle de Jean Jacques Gau-
best. Giant IA meme ;terre que ledit Edmond ST.
mon aeqais do Dominique Richard u y . en-
viIon seize ans -=
Conditions, Compliant.
CoaformSaaent aug lois ct / Ia Constitu-
ton. este tsrse ssra vendae par lots de pas mons
de dix nj plus do cinquants acres ainsi gu IL sera
expHqas ls Jour de ID vense.
.' JAS. g. HATES, shSrif
Opeloasas "a Nam 1860.
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Cheyal Epave:

II a ete arEete CONNIE Epave, par le
L soussign6, On certain cheval creole ia
ro"che, couleur baye, Age d'eDviron einq
ans, rodant 1 Ia Prairie Laurent depu;s 1
peu pres un an, portans sur Ia fesse gauehs
une marque de6guree ct indtchIffrabie.
Ls psoprietaite de ce chesaI peus en- re-.
prendse possession en- donnant lee preuves
oeeessaises ct en- payant les frais du pre-.
sent avis. NARCISsE JONES.
ST. Landry q Mars 1869. lns
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: Hack a Kerldre.

TIN HACK eonveHable pour Les voy-,
u sges de Ia tampagne, d vendle D
Bon march6. S'adresser d Joseph Roy,
6u d Louie DesArest, Opelousas, ches To-
'4usl on pent examiner 10 Hack.
Opelousss, 20 Mara 1862. 4|&
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MULE EPAVE.

49, II kts arrstS CONNIE kpavs, par u
soIssgnS, Chataignsr, en- eette Paroisse, uas
mule americaine, baille. agse d'environ Is 81
,ss sa ,,s ss,:sss S5' os,s gs =: :. D
msnsr susremsns d ID de1a diapoa1 sslon IL loL
OEIN vIDRINE.
d.. Landry 20 Fkvrisr 1859. lm..
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Asence des earabines . Repeti.
ton de Winchester. =

TEs excellentes carabihes, qui TRENT
~ denx eeups par sAconde, avec une
iustesse extra0rdfnahe; ct portant dix
huit cartouches qui peuvent etre tirees
On nepf secondes, sont 4 vendre par le
soussign6, Asa Pharmacie, an prix de
manufacture. j. ,..
Le public est invit9 veuir examiner
ees bellies armes.
Opelousas,.N F6v-3n1. Agent.
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VENTE PARLE SHERIFF
BtaE do Ia Louisiana.
Edmond Ginoa,
Au1uatin IAdE.
CouY De District,
Parosses 81. Landry,
Nc 1f0kR,

EJVBuUQ EdEuU3p ] NUUH Q6 UfBgfIEB,
W. ; Parossoe g. Landry,
I Augustin LedS. Ne. Il046.
I'm vsrta dun ordre de saisie ct de vente, Ian.
IL c& dams ra6aiEe cidessus insisulke, par la
Cour du Anisiame District judciaire de rEtat de
IA Louisians, s9geant dams ct pour la paroisse 81.
Landry ct mot adress&, joflirai / vendre, en-
veate pubique, aa plus ofrant ct dernier enche
risseuS, devant ID porte de Ia Maison de Cour de
cssss paros.ss, su "a vills d'opelousaa,
Le samedi, Ter Mai proclaim,
1860, eomneaeans II hsures du nasin Ct con
tinuapt de four en- jour ell est D&ceessie, tous lee
droits, itres iaa6Esas ee prksensiens Do Augustin
Led6, le dafendepE, / Ia propristS saivanie, cal.
sie pDur sasisfaire ledit ordre, savoir:
Tin certain ...
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peut-etre, ct Ia balle ALA Sc logger dams le
bras gauche de Freeman qui, s'armant aus
sitot, tira 1 son tour ct etendit son agres.
seur raide mort. Ala vue de son cousin
mort. Arthur Slaughter s'empara de son
pistolet ct sjusta Freeman qui, de son cote,
le tsnait en- joue. Les deux coups partircnt
ensembles Arthur Slaughter le oeur ira
verse par une bale, tomba inanime sur le
corps de son parent, ct Freeman, mortelle.
ment blease. ne surveout que quelaues ips-
tants cette scene de carnage. Trois ca.
davres pour sn mot NAL entendu! L'emo-
tion etc d'autant plds vive que les heros
de ce drame etaient trois jeunes gems, ap-
partenant i d'excellentes families ct jouis.
SAINT de Pestime ct de Ia sympathie de tous
ceux qui les connaissaieut.
Noureau Monde.
~>~>~>->~>~->--->~>~>.>->->->.
Buchu,-La profession medicale ct le public
sont invites faire usage du Buchu dc Drou,-
goole g. Go. Cest une preparation arrangee
'avec soin ct extraite des plantes les plus cela-
bres pour Ia gnerison des affections de u vesse
ct des rognons. C'est une amelioration sur tous
les indictments connus. Prix, $l, chez Mayo
QS1MPLg .CALcuL. On a fait b calcul
que, pour I've Ia quapti.e enorme de docu.
meuts publics qui paraissent tous les trois
mois aux Etats- Unis, il faudrdit cinquanie
hommes lisant pendant sept ans quatre
nois ct treize jours, a raison de douze
heures par jour.
L 'amour ct la vertu dams mn meme
crur, sont CONNIE deux pantheres Alliances
dams une meme cage.
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O r E l. O u Cd A g..
wC'est auiourd'hui ou,aura lien Ia

vC'est aujourd'hui qu'aura lieu, d Ia
Maison de Cour, une assemble des con.
'aribuables d notre Paroisse, pour prem
DIRE en- consi Iteration La condition prAsen-
to ct 1o1ure gu peupie. Les lourdes taxes
auxquelles les contribuables ont ete su-
jets depnis de tongues ann6es, laamau-
vaise admin istration des affaires de Ia
Paroisse, ct Ia situation abominable des
chemlns es q des points, doivent naturelle-
ment engager les habstants aprendre une
part active toute mesufe &endant au
retablisseme Mt de Ia prosperit6 de notre
Paroisse. -.s
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| La loi ne touche done pas l'oreanisa
ton des eeolea municipales; ellie etablit
eoncurremmeut avec celles-ci des ecolet
q Etat. Or, CONNIE ces ecoles d'Etat DC
recevront que les enfants de couleur, II sers
parfaitement inutile que Ia Vile continue 1
fatre des depeuses pour Peducation de COS
eDfants.
Un autre point gu il importe de porter i
Ia eonnaisaance des contribuables, c'ess ce.
lul qui concerue ia carte 1 payer, car c'est
aug depsns de lsur bourse que Ia Legisla.
ture entend dispenser 81 liberalement re.
ducation aux nfgrillons ct negrillonnes de
Ia Louisiana.
l. La section 81 porte quill sera leve. pour
leg ecoles, uRe take annuelle de deux mills
(2llO de cent) par dollar sur toutes les pro.
prietes imposables dams chaque paroisse.
Ce n Get pas tout, ct nous appelons specia-
lernent lattentien des electeurs sur lee dis |.
positions suivantes:
Sect. 81. Chaque district do ward item
dra des reunions regulieres, annuellement,
le second lundi de Mars. auxquelles teas
les elecseurs qualities du district pourront
assister; lesdites reunions seroat presidees
par le President du Bureau des Directeurs
d'ecoles do district, ct le seeretaire du bu-
rea a servira de secsesaire 1 IL reunion.
Ia section 60 portssque Leo electeurs ain
81 q ssembles pourront voter une taxe ne
dePassant pas trois mills au dollar pour lee
depenses Reimbursement on d'entretien des
ecoles. On ne pourra. dams In meme au-
nee, lever uus taxa do plus de cinq mills
au dollar pour lee eooles.
Toate taze votee par une reunion d'elec4
teurs On meeting regulier de Mars, dsvien-
dra obligatoire sur toutes les proprietes as-
sessees. Les eleeteurs eontribuablss feront
done bien De WELLER 4 ee que des reunions
plus GU moius clandestines d'eleetedrs non
contribuabiee ne s'amusent d greyer leurs
prophecies sans guile sen doutens.
Voici encore quelques peeises clauses
draconiepnes quill ese bon do noter:
Sect. 80. Lorsqus des terres seront re-
quises pour 10 construction dune ecols on
pour l'agrandissement dun lot Scole, ct
que le proprietaire dc Gee terres refasera de
les vendrs pous une compensation raison.
nable, ie bureau de direceeurs d'ecolss do
district aura 10 pouvoir d. faire choix ct de
prepdre possession de sites smbrassant On
espace suf6sans pour l'esole et leo terrains.
Sect. IS. 81 10 psopgietairs ,troaye la
somme assessee trpp fable. j aura le drois
dinsenter IN proees devant 70 tribunal ju-
diciaire competent pour % reclamation
- d. L. Z =
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TERRIBLE COUP DE vENT.--Vendsedi
de La semaine derniere, le 90, vers heu-
res de l'apses-midi, le vent s'est 6leve
tout q coup, aecompagn6 dune pluie a.
bondante chassee de IOuest d IEst, ct q
souf1e avec une force toujours croissante
pendant d peu pres une demie heure puts
le vent calm ant peu peu, Ia pluie est
.alors tombee avee une abundance indici-
ble pendant deux heures, an moins. Les
dommages occ casionnss par le vent sont
nombreux depuis le Bois Mallet, dams In
direction erEst, jusqu'su bois du Bayou
Bourbeux, Bellevue, sune 6tendue de 8
10 miles sal 3 on milles dc large.-
Partout il q 3 renverse des maisons, des
moalius, des cabanes, des ecuries, &c. ct
dams heaucoup de cas-. des mulets, dee
ehevaux ct autres aninaux ont 6tA tues
par Ia chute d'eeuries. Nous apprenons
egalement que huit on dix personnes, (la
plupart des al adfanchis) ont 6t6 plus on
moiBs skrieuse emeat baess9s. Les barrie
res etaient copcheea comme par enehan-
. tement, ct le lends1nain beaueoup de
points ont ete emportes par 10 1orce des
eaRx.. "
81 les recolses n'avaieas pas, et4 on
moins un moi en- retard, elles auraient
eoGsid6rablement souhesA maissrieh n's-
tant encore hdfs de terEs, b tutt lera sim>
plement un petit retard de plus.
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J., q Pour de Ia matiere 4 lire, voyez
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L'edacatien publique en- Leuisiane.
( Ert, all de l'Abeil7e ds 20 !

LA eeGf0 clause 1N0fQQ&Nt ou aucune dis
tiustion do rses on a. ecaleur ne deyra etrs
faite dams lea 4ooles sreasisSes ea vertu de
cetts loi, % tsouve dsns Ia section 81 sinsi
eoacue s
.Sec. 81. Tout fouetioanaire d4cole, de
mnaicipslits. Do paroisss on d'Etat, on tout
proEssssur d'aaenas des Sscses publiques
aui Ysfusssa se sl,slssfyoir aans una 6sole un
enlsne ehtre III et yiust et IN an oui aura
legaieusnt dsoit i ! ssre admis ct aui %
eoatornsta ssx rAeIee a. r<sIenents' etc,
ezra pani fd'sa aupsnde d. tl0O i s5O0 etI
dun ssap,risoaneissos ds ID . six mois,
sass pr9iiuadioe al rausien Cd dommases de
h part des paseass on tass.ts a. l'ssiAa..,' :
10 Ioi Z i Ip posr Y oh;et aps l;ttsbl;ssenept
d'eoo,ss d'Etas q Il ssnblesslt ass b pS-
naIitS m.dsssps sp6c;f1e 30 doiye s'appli4
quer al III ssgas laig d.adnetsss nm safast
dams las <solas 10 rEtah pais les upoas
llercfionDsires n 4, lu,nnir;palis9s ou do pa.
i ,iass dounenf IN ~ sere plus stsndu i Il
clause. u eosyisue d yappeler / oct 9ssrd
jes asticsse d d cousaitntiou don't d loi
p'ess az f.pp,;c,ss;;ea.
..Ass. 1sS Liasssmb36e aeperals ets-
.blirs, au usoiaa M xpls psbliqus xratuite
daus chaaae pssuiasee do i'Esat q pourvoira
d sos entretieu mr. taxstior % .sussss.ent.
Tous Ia sufana de oes Rtas. eptrs III q
yiuRs-ekun ans, ssront sdmis aux ecolss
.publiones On autscs Gtabliassneass d.4dn-
easios sssseusss 6s ssabliss pr rEsa, %
Isoussa. sass diasiaesioa a sass. d eoa.
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IMPRIMERIE
:. c0UR RIER.
HUE Main, Opelou.as, Line.
MN. les ',egociants ct le public
en- general ont interet a s'adresser
d cette imprimerie Oh on execute
TRAVAUX TYPOGRAPH|QUES
don't lis peurent aroir besoin, tely
que:
FAcTUREs,
C1RCuLAIREs,
PROSPECTUS,
CoNNA1ssEMENTs,
TETEs DE LErTREs
BLANCs DE CoUR EIDE
NoTAIREs,
Lettres d'invitation pour
46a@ GS'*~~, oA@'eaa~
@a96t<ms, etc., etc:
PAapHLETs,
MEMORIES D'AvOCATs
CATALOGUES,
PROGRAMMES,
rh1ETcs EFc:' zkFc1cEEs kTc', sTe!
GARTRs DR BAls
Cartes de Beulanesrs, de Bsuchers
etc., etei
Tous ces t-avauz sont ezScut<s par
de bons 0utsjers, qaS ost en- main le
ss6cessaire ct bie,s cariS
pour en- assurer Ia parJaite e16cu-
tioH:
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Four cope c0nf0fne:
Jos. d. RlcHARD, Greffer.
OpeloGsas, 6 Mara ls69s
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-L'amour ct Ia vertu dams mn meme
ceur, sont CONNIE deux pantheres Alliances
dams une meme cage.
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Crops IN CALIFoRNIA.-In view OF
the fact that several farmers have
made inquiries of us regarding the
California wheat crop, we have inves.
tigated the matter to some extent,
and hnd, from the most reliable au.
thorities available, that the crop in
that State will be considerably below
what it was last season, and in some
localities it is almost a total failure
And California does not seem to be
the only place on tn, Pacific coast
where farmers are unfortunate this
year. The Walla Walla Union says
''The crops in the Valley are suffering
much from the dry spell we are hav
ing, and rain must come soon to in
sure even half crop. Some fields O.
wheat are already heading out OF
straw inches or foot high"
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RAILROAD ITEM.

Mr.. jas. II. Foster of this city has
just returned from attending q meet
ing of tho East Side Railroad Direc-
tors, ut Salem, and he informs us that
the Company have secured the pur-
chase of twenty-threc miles of rail
road iron, which will arrive in San
Francisco by the first of July. AS
soon as possible thereafter the iron
will be shipped to Portland and the
work of laying the I rails commenced.
1t is positively asserted that the TWEEN
ty-three miles of road will be com
pletcd and put in running order this
fall, which will bring the terminus to
Dutchtown, twenty-five miles south
of Salem. That is probably all the
work that will be done this year on
the road, but it will be q start, and
will make an opening for the future,
rs it is not reasonable to suppose that
the Company will permit the Rail
road to go by default after extending
it thus far and expending so much
money upon it. In view Of the pres
ent state of the road, we may conf
IDENTIFY expect that next year the route
will be extended to Eugene, and pos
sibly further on.
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THE PLASTER or THE TIME. .
ALLcocK's POROUS.

In iumbago they act ike charm. In few
hours q violent cough IS relieved b. Plaster AZ
piled to the chest. Many persons believe q cold
caanol be taken while Plaster is worn there
this do know they greatly assist in the care Z
4 neglected cold, so often the iHtroduccr of Con-
sumption.
Cure OF Lesion Of the Liver.
gentleman, after a severe sickness. had lesion
Of the liver. Every quick movement or sudden
jar gave him severe pain, often laying him mp for
slays. Hence he was unable to follow any occupa-
tion with regularity.
In this condition be applied over the parts az
fccted an ALCocK's POROUS PLASTER At
FIRST il seemed TO irr:tate, it taken Of. But
,lhe marked improvement he experienced aitcEWard
gave him courage 70 Try again, and be there:ors
applied another plaster. IN : few days something
gave way-"slippcd." ts use the geEllcman's swn
words. There vas some soreness for few days
after. then his health perfectly restored. Upon
being sounded ty his physician the adhesion Ct
lesion Was found to be gone.
Principal Agency. BrandEeth House, New York.
Sold BY all Druggists. Newt
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j. W:PERIT HUNTINGTON.

J. w. Pcrit Huntington, late SUI
perintendclt of Indian affairs, and
the proprietor Of the Unionist, died
in Salem on the 3rd inst. Mr.. Hunt
ington was q pioneer in Oregon and
has taken = prominent place in the
political history of the State. In
1860, being 4 member Of the Lcgisla-
ture, be contributed great deal to
that famous coalition which resulted
in the election of Nesmith and Baker
to the L. S. Senate. In 1862 he was
appointed Superintendent of Indian
affairs for Oregon by President Lin.
coin. lie was re-appointcd by Prcsi.
dent Johnson in 1867 and continued
to hold the office until within n short
time of his death. STr. Huntington
leaves n wife and one son. His son
j. w. Perit, preceded him to the
grave some two weeks and was the
sixth child buried within few years
This last bereavement probably has
tened his own death. Mr. Hunting
ton was truc friend and n large
hearted gentleman. He was q mar
of great general information, good
judge of men, and withal one of the
clevcrest paragraphists and ncwspa
per writer's in the State, although
since his connection with the Unionis
he has devoted but little time to it.
columns. Few men who saw ant
came in contact with Huntington re
ally ever knew HIM or gave him th,
full credit he deserved.
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The telegraph says that there wa

The telegraph says that there was
a riot in Washington City over the MT
nicipal election, and that it assumed
such serious proportions as to almost
amount to battle between the police
and the negroes. AS is usual the ne
grocs were the offenders. Several
persons were wounded and one killed.
Now when such an occurrence takes
place in the South, it is laid to the
charge of the Ku Klux, and the Radi-
cal journals go into very furorc of
indignation. The Pictorial papers
make horrid pictures of men in masks /;
Congress appoints an investigating
committee. And the upshot of it is
that the reconstruction screw is given
a new turn. Washington City is the
heart from which the disorders that
affiict the South have their origina-
ting causes. Her own chickens have
a right TO come home to roost.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

The Uniomist says Boyakin was at
one time a Democrat. So were n
good many other scoundrels who are
now acting with the "trooly loil"-
They were kicked out of the Demo
cratic party for their meanness and
taken into,the Republican ranks for
the same reason. They were in
search of an affinity" and found it
in the bosom of Radicalism. They
were very small men when with
us, but, as mon are only great by con-
trast, when they gave in adherence to
the Radical party, they became lights
and leaders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

ALBANY, juno 6.-DeIegates to the
Printers National Typographical Union.
which meets here to- morrow. have arrived
from large number 6f States and Ter
ritories and from the Canadas. Mrs.
Howard and Augusta Lewis, from New
York, are here also, for the purpose of
asking for charter. The session will
last week. A number Of excursions to
Saratoga and elsewhere will take place.
BosToN, Jnne 6.--DeDnis Reed, con.
victed Of numbering his brother-in-law
some months since, and who was senten-
ccd to death on Wednesday last, CON-
mitted suicide this afternoon by hanging
himself in his cell.
Indian Troubles.
LEAVENwoRTH, June GA special
from Ellsworth says General Miles
Courses was arrived from Saline. He
reports Two additional bodies found, max
ing 13 killed. The Indians are devasta-
ting the settlements on the Solomon and
Republican rivers. Adjutant General
Morphuse leaves tonight for Republicans
with twenty.threc scouts, recruited here
He received dispatches to-day that the
Indians iu the vicinity of White Rock
and Lake Sible have been gathering in
large numbers, killing and destroying ev-
erything.
Major Cox Of the Tenth Cavalry has
arrived from Camp Supply. He reports
that all the Arrspahoes and 400 Cheyen-
mes at that post are hungry and out Of
ammunition. Colonel Nelson, Superin-
tcndent, is there with stock ofprovisiona
and wood for their benefit
The colonies in jewell and Mitchell
counties, northwestern Kansas, haze been
driven into Republican and Washington
counties Nearly twenty persons were
killed, and there is panic among settlers
Of that part Of the State.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-06-12

PUBLISHERS CoNvENTroN.-Our
state exchanges arc agitating the pro-
ject cf holding Publishers and Edit
ors' Convention somewhere in the
State during the present year. The
publishers of the DEMOCRAT would be
glad to participate in an affair of that
nature, and would recommend Albany
as a suitable place, and the date of
holding it about the time of tho Linn
County Fair. Is it "whiz ?"