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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
NPARTITION-Robert R.

TN PARTITIO N-Robert R.
l. Kerr, of Ross county, Ohio; James W.
| Buck and Nancy b. his wife, Of POweshiek
county, Iowa; Andrew Ross and RebeGca, his
wife, of Ross county, o.; James Il, Kerr, of So 4
| line county, Mo; Hugh McElroy and Martha
| his wife, of Jasper county, Iowa; Samuel C.l
Kerr, of Auglaize county, o.; Esther McEl-
roy, of Fayette county, o.; William A. Kerr
| of Ross county, o.; John p. Beatty and Eliza
beth j., his wife. Of Jasper county, Iowa; Da.l
| yid Hopkins and Catherine, his wife, of Fay
cite county, o.. Jeremiah Kerr, OF Ross cOun-
ty, o. and Nancy Kerr, widow, of Ross coun
| ty, o.. will take notice thai q petition wa
| fled against them on the 23d day OF March
| 1870 in the Court of Common Pleas OF ROSi
county, Ohio, by Andrew j. Kerr and is nov
pending, wherein said Andrew j. Kerr de
| mands partition Of the following real estHt4
to wit: IgS acres land, in Buckskin township
Ross county o., being that part of survey M
695 inolnded in the following bounds; Begllh
ming at a walnut blackberry and white oak,
Il. corner TO Patrick Blains 100 acre traCl
and thence running N 8 deg W 1872 poles TO
white oak and hickory corner of James
Kerr, licensed, in the original survey line
thence n 50 deg W IA poles to white OAK, hie
ory and cherry, N w corner of the origiI
survey; thence with the original survey u
S 3 deg d 1856 poles to two white oaks ana
dOgwOod, N W corner to said Blain's tract
and thence with his line n IS deg E Ill po
to the beginning; And, also 81 acres land 4
Ross and Fayette counties, Ohio being u
part of survey No. $50 included In the tollo(
ing bounds; beginning at a stone from VIII ~
white oak, t2 inches, bears 52 deg u
links, and a hickory, l2 inches, bears n 20 II
w II links, the Z corner Of said originals s. ~
vey, 4 thence running with the original surv
line S 81 deg Is min W 1i5pOles to stone,r
which a hickory, 16 inches, bears n 81 deg
25 links, and honey-locust u inches, De ~
S 65H deg w 3Slinks, the N r corner to s
vey No. 83S thence with the lines of said s. =
vey $ 81 deg 20 min W 50 poles to stone e L
two hickOrics thence n is deg 40 min WI y
poles to a stone, from which burr oak, 20 a 4
ches bears N 62% deg w 83 links, and whlf y
oak 30 inches, ears 67deg L 55 links they
n 50 deg d 900 poles 10 stone in the origla VI
line from which red oak, 10 inches, bear u
1s deg w 10 links. and an ash, inches, be-
S 81 deg w "a links; and thence with the OF 1
inal line 10 deg Z min Z 122 poles to the Z
ginning; excepting thereirOm the tract OF n
acres, more or less conveyed by james i
Kerr. deceased and wife to Andrew Kerr
deed duly Of record; and also demand III
the several ad4ancements, in money, made r.
James e Kerr, deceased in his hietimt3
his said several children be made paru
said real estate to be divided and also
dover in said real estate be assigned to J Il
CIV Kerr widow; and they are futher nOti
that at the next tJune) term of said Couru
order will be asked for partition Of saidpH
ises, ..
Marchsl 1gw6 Att'ys for Peti0n
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
Mormonn Arnl,ag ana DrIIImg.
SALr LAKE, April ~

DALI Ian W ~APtH ~
Circulars ordering the Sret1ren
to convene at the ward schoo.
house, were privately circulated g,
through tho city yesterday, Drill
ing and arming continue through
ont the territory. Fifty Danites
are said to have been enrolled
since Brigham's refuCn. Mean
while Brigham insists that Nor
monism is peace. BY mail TO og'
den, April 80
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
The old Central Lunutic Asylum

The old Central Lunatic Asylum
! property at Columbus, was sold on
n ussday last for S2O0,5O0 to a
company Of gentlemen Three
hundred acres or the Sullivan Hill
faum las been purchased for the
SIGHT OF the new Central Lunatic
Asylum at 100000.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

~ In the celebration at Louis.
Vile, Kentucky, the other day, Of
the Fifteenth Amendment, they had
u transparency in which the "Train
Of Progress" was depicted--a loco
motive labeled "The Fifteenth
Amendment" with a train of twen.
ty.nine cars attached, representing
the ratifying States, and a number
of iackNsses harnessed to the rear
car emblematic Of the States refus
Ing to ratify, and vainly trying to
pull the train backward,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
Northwestern News.


NITVANVi HTTTt VV'
The report Of the City Comp
troller Of Chicago for the year end
ing the 1st inst, states that tho re-
ceipts during the year, exclusive
OF balance remaining over from
previous year, were Sl0,030,O9O
expenditures, same time, $l0,44O,.
glj. The debt Of the city is Sll,-
362,726.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby Civ

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby Civ
lN en- that the Board of County Commits
sloners OF Fayette County, Ohio, upon the Pc
tition of Lemuel Dyer and Others for the i'm
provement by Strengthening, grading, grav-
cling and ditching, of the several parts of
County Roads in said Fayette County along
the following described route to-wit Begin.
ming at said Fayette and Pickaway
county line, Crossing at the bridge ov +
North Fork Of Paint creek by the way of tie
Dyer School House, Bloomingburg, Mrs. Ju-
dY's residence, Sutherland's School House, to
the jamestown Pike near Thornton's School
House have appointed viewers and surveyor
to view, survey and make an estimate for said
meet for said purposes at said beginning
point on Tuesday, the 31st day of May, A. d;
1870, at 10 O'Clock A, M, at which time, said
viewers will receive and pass upon claims
for damages made and presented according
to law. A. MCCANDLESS,
24W4 County Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

- The recent terrible fire by
Which the town Of Medina, o., was
almost destroyed, was caused by
two young men getting drunk, and
upsetting coal,oil lamp in a bar
Der shop
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

A dispatch from Sioux City,
to day, says that the alarm in the
Indian country is general and well
ifounled. and that itis thought that
ii the Indians are not sheridan
ized" at once they will inaugurate
the most extended war that has
ever been experienced.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

In the case of Southerners claim,
ing to have been loyal, the Supreme
Court has decided that taking tie
oath of allegiance under the procla-
nation Of December 1862, as soon
rs the presence Of our forces rem.
dered it possible, must be accepted
as proof Of loyalty, and operates
as fall restoration Of all rights of
property
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

No NAME FOR IT,-A late issue
of the Woman's Advocate thus ex-
poses the inhuman conduct of the
editor Of the Dayton Journal;
"The editor Of the journal is the
sworn enemy Of woman He has
proven himself 50 in this commu-
nifty. With his tongue-smooth
and Shiny as that ola serpent-he
will lick the hand of q woman,
while he thrusts his poisoned fangs
into her soul, and then glory in
her discontinue"
How BickhNm performed this op.
Grafton without mutilating his vic.
tins is mystery, but it's awful
Springfield Advertiser.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POAD NOTICE.-Notico is here

pOAD NOTICE-Notice is here
IL by given that the viewers and surveyor
appointed by the Board of Commissioners Of
Fayette County Ohio, at their May session,
A. d, 1870, to view, survey and report on the
improvement Of that portion Ofa county road,
(known as the" Deylin Road, ~ petitioned for
by Nathaniel Squ.res ct al lying between the
corporation line Of Washington and the cor
pOratiOn line Of Bloomingburg, to-wit; by
Strengthening, grading, glayeling and drain
ing the same in any direction that may be re-
Quired to reach the most convenient and suf-
fiiient ont let; and that said viewers and sur
veyor willmeet at Washington on the 30th day
of May, A. d. 1870 and after being duly quail
fed, proceed to the discharge Of the duties Of
their said appointments according to law.
A. MCCANDLRSS.
94w4. County Auditor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

The new postal treaty with the
North German Union, which lakes
effect July I8, makes the rate on
letters via England Zoe via Bre.
men or Hamburg, 7c. Newspaper
rates are unchanged.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

A plot for the assassination Of
the Emperor has been discovered
in Paris. Upon the persons Of
some of the parties arrested were
found full particulars of the plot,
with a list fpersons ooncerned,--
1t is alleged that the promoters of
the conspiracy are leaders Of the
Workingmens Society.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05
Thrilling Exhibition Of an In
sane Woman.

On Wednesday afternoon last, at
the Illinois Hospital for the insane
at Jacksonville, a most appalling,
exciting and thrilling scene was
witnessed by many persons. An
insane woman in some way escaped
from the apartments in which she
had been confined, rushed up the
stairway, leapad upon the roof,and
dashed away to the end of the
building, swung herself over the
edge Of the roof and dropped to Il
cornice some six or eight feet-bo-
low, Upon this cornice, foot
wide and some seventy five feet
above the ground, the wild maniac
walked back and forth for quar-
ter of an hour, Men rushed to the
roof and passed n rope to her, and
tried to persuade her to fasten it
about her body, but all in yain.-
Below beds were brought and
placed, to break the fall should
she leap from her perious position.
After remaining on the cornice ff-
teen minutes, seemingly uncon-
scious ofall danger she swung off.
and holding by the cornico until
her feet touched n cap Of the fifth
story window, when she let go of
the cornice, and, wonderful to re
late, aighted erect and steady on
the cap, which was but foot wide
and -four feet long. There, at that
fearful and dizzy height, she stood
gazing about for quarter Of an
hour. Thin she seized firmly by a
rope that was lowered to her, and
leaped into the air, The strong
arms gradually lowered her, and,
when she was about thirty feet
from the ground, she relaxed her
hold and fell upon the beds below,
and, although stunned, was taken
up uninjured.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

The Louisiana State Fair opens
on the 23d Of May Base Ball
Clubs from Chicago, Cincinnati,
New York and Louisville are cx-
I ectcd
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

A $4,000 fire occurred in Mt
Vernon on Wednesday, April 20.
The building occupied by the Dem
0eratie Banner Office, and owned
by G. b. Potwin, was Destroyed
The type of the Banner Office was
melted and the presses so warped
by tho heat as 10 be unseryiceoblc,
Other parties occupying the build
ing suffered heavily. - C0iamJUs
Gazette,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

- The first entirely colored jury
that we have yet heard of was en-
pannelled in the police court of
Detroit, on the 9th inst, to sit up.
on the trial of three lrishmen,
charged with assault and battery.
Though there was an assemblage
Of bar.room loarers and corner gro
Gerry loungers present to make fun
of the "darkies," the jury bore
themselves with becoming dignity
and perfect selt-possession, care
fully and dispassionately listening
to the testimony, and what is more
they unanimously acquitted the
prisoners, fact that was regarded
as very remarkable, considering
the well known antagonism between
the two races, The Detroit Post,
in reporting the case, after stating
that "the jury showing themselves
capable of treating the case upon
its merits,a as shown by the evidence,
without any influence from preju-
dice" very penitently remarks that
"whether negro prisoners, before a
jury composed Of Irish Democrats
would have fared as well, may rea-
sonahly be questioned" to which
we will add that it is questionable
whether u white jury of any nation
ality, even of unmiXed Americans,
could be relied upon to give per
fectly unprejudiced verdict in the
case Of any colored man accused Of
crimo that might be arraigned be
fore them,-[ Akron Beacon.
CHEERruLNEss. "A cheerful man
is happy even if he possesses little :;
a iretlul man is unhappy in tie
midst ofailluence. One great diff
ference between a wise man and a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

ITO RENT.-A one and a
Il story House. containing six room
uated in a pleasant part Of town. Engt
T. d. MCELW Al
,-.. Real Estate Az
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-05

= The paper makers have been
in session to consider how over
production can be checked. When
the tariff on tie foreign articles
amounted to prohibition they
put the price of ordinary newspa
per up 20 20 and % cents pound,
and TO keep il there run the mills
on half time. This illustrates one
Of the beauties Of protection for
projections sake - Gin. CONNER
einL.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

WHITE MOUNTAIN BOARD.-PARTlES ACCOMMO-
w dated with Board and large at 81 per each
the subscribers residence in the immediate vicinity OF al
the mountains places Of Interests run within six
of the place. For arrangements apply to H.
G. DEXTER, No. Broad street. New York, or address
HIRAM MOVES, Sugar Hin, N h.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
PROPOSALS..

AFTCB CHIEy QvARrERMAsTER DEPARTMENT.
~ OF the East, New ork city, June 8, lb70
Sealed proposals. In duplcate, with copy this
this once until II ~ o. 65u for supplying hs Quar-
termaseYs Department with 6ve thousand hundre and
twenty os;N cords more Or ls1. cf good
times and Ia such quantities may be required BY this
parment during the ending June So 1871 which
deliveries must be completed and to be delivered ~ the fol-
Fort Monroe, Va and Yorktown and Hampton, Va.
National Cemeteries 20U cords
Fort McIienry, Nd, and London Park Cemetery, 1904
Fort Foote Nd, 400 cords.
Fort washington, Nd, 7Oo cords
Fort johnson. N. O., 90 cords.
Fort Macon, n. G., 600 cords.
Oendae Fort Harrison, Seven Pines Cold Hsrbor, rn
pepper Winchester staunton Danvle cry roint va and
Newbern Wilmington and Salisbury n c., National Gene
Fredericksburs and Poplar Grove tnsar PeersburG va
National Cemeteries 20 cords each. . =
Payment will made according to the measurement ~
certified 70 by the Post a. the places o. as
livery Bidders stats separately the price at which
they VIII devsr the wood herein called or az each OF 'ne
places.
Each bid mus. be accompanied b gp.rsntss .snsa, sy
and contract entered into they WV become sureties ia
equal opofourh Of contract for tho
faithful performances OF the same.
No bid will be entertained that s not made In accordance
with this advertisement and bidders have the privilege OF
being present at the opening OF the bids.
The reserve the right 10 any or al bids
such portion any bid than Tor post that
be deemed OF advantage to the public interest
made and will be entertained for defyef1ng
Proposals must be endorsed Proposas for and ad
dressed 20 the undersigned, OF whom any o. es
Brevet Major General and Assistant Quartermaster
General United States Army. Chief Quartermsstsr,
Department Of the East.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
nFFIcE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,

NEw YORK CRY, May IL, 1870
10 and
@ n p Ii sns fss
and eeven u bushels of Corn best quality 56 lbs to tho
sys y
S and osa s rog T
and thirty Ave thousand hundred and twelve sslsS
1Ss n sssx ses aas iPS 0ss S
sss ss "a snSa ST.
devsrea Il ne following named posts ,,.,. o.,. oo
pounds hay, $500 pounds straw Fort Wood New Yor
Yop sy
s bushels oats 500 0pounds hay $1,000 pounds straw and
FOs wadsSors New York bushels LOSS
o Pss
pounds ydn o@ sw puse. 1879
@ I 81 ssus,
nay % sna o poSnas straw e
ai5SSs sSS1ds straw
oats be entirely free from dust or other
ana ps % n The Hsy and straw
be put up bales free from surplus wood or other foreign
These supplies be delivered at the whsryes Of .hs
wes certified BY the at the places
Baders must state separately prices which they Wi
deliver OATS hay and bran herein called for
a. e sor i oas must also be
bid e Sy The .s
contract entered into they will become sureties IN
faithfui u a'" oertormsnce 70 Of the same y
bid will be entertained that s not made In accordance
with this advertisement, and bidders have the privilege OF
being present at the opening Of the bids -
The the right to reject all bids
regarded the department TO accept
such portion any bid not less than for one post that may
be deemed of advantage to the public interests
Hids may be made and will be entertained for delivering
forage and straw herein called for at any one or moro o.
| the posts.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Forage and
Straw addressed to the Undersigned Of whom otheI
| information can be obtained
By order of
Brevet Major General RUFUS INGALLS,,
Assistant Quartermaster General nted States Army, Chie
| Quarternaster Department of the East
WM. r. HOWELL, Brevet Major and Assistant Quarter
United States Army Chief Quartermaser First Guar
| te:rnaeter's District
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
OrrlcE CHIEF QyARrERMAsrEE,. JpePARrHENr

or * 3hs Eas, Es, New % YORK %eits. june s. s7o
ss 10 sao ae ana VII
This until i 70 1870 for .uppyng g the sss Sussss
SsSssss sSSss ss.as sv % pm ss
IT, more or less 70 be furnished and ia sues
sssus e re S % Ss
completed, and to be delivered At tho following named
Fort Monroe va7oOo bushels oas iso tons Hay and 70
Fort HsHenry. bushels Oats, 50 tons Hay and IS
Fort Washington Md.-scoo tons Oats, IS Hay and ~
Fort Foose, Md-looo bushels Oats 20 tons Hay and IS
Fors Johnson N C-sOo bushes OATS Is Hay and ID
Fort Macon N Goo bushels Oats, 10 tons Hay and 10
Rasiah n csooO Oats 40 tons Hay and 20 tons
Tac oats must be entirely free other pur
ties and put good and substantial Sacks securely sewei
20 Ssss se om surplus wood q other
supplies must be delivered ut the wharves or the re-
delivery. Bidders must state separatev the prices
for each of the places The sacks
for the oats, must also be stated separately.
Eass 5 pc s %
ceptsd and entered into they will become surees
for the faithful performance Of the same.
No bid viii be entertained that 10 not made ~ nccordsss
inp present at the opening of the bids.
the s pt 10 "a
Of bid not less than for one post tnaS may
s q f. ads sed @ vii for dsver,
the forage and straw herein called Tor At any one OF more o
Pronosas must be endorsed "Proposals for forage and
straw6 and addressed to the under sned, or whom any
| other information can be obtaneGi, SI,vrs MAILS
Brevet Major General and Assistant
Quartermaster General United States Army,
Chief Quartermaster'B Department OF the East.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

TIME MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, y. J.-Is
/ newly furnished lighted with every md Drn improve
nent and has natural surroundings which render II one
the of hour from the CIT
and 30 trains daily; favorable arrangements may
made for the season or year. -
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN, IN BUSINESS DOWN TOwN, WANTS
n good, cool Room, In the house Of respecaoe IAN family
above Twenty third street. with water closet &C., WIN or
without Board would be permanent II suited Satc tcrnA
Beet references Address HAMILTON, box lQ Post ONO
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

90 WEST oURTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
~ ayeuue-One large Room and desirable Hall Rooms
10 nt with Board location desirabei references ex-
changed.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

ITO LET-THE WHOLE OR PART OF A NICELY FUF
] nished House, Thrty-fourth street, near Broadwa,
suitable physician dentists possession immediately
Inquire at the Everett Library, $50 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

yxyANTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, NEAR EN-
w glewood or Hackensack, N. J. Address, stating
terms, E.F., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

WIDOW LADY HAS AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
n house In Thrysixh street, Firth avenue; would
let suit Of Rooms sngy, with bathrooms attached TO
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

At PLEAsANTvILLE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
"A Parties wishing Board IN the country IL hours fro
city, find splendid accommodations at moderate price
by addressing N. MABEE, Pleasartyile, n Y.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

At STATEN ISLAND, FIVE MINUTES WALK FROM
IA Vanderbilt anding First class Board for gentlemen
situated; gas hot and cold water bathroom &C. Boat
every half hour Apply for few days l32 East Sixteenth
street for particulars.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

4 TO LET, IN A BROWN STONE HOUSE ON SIXTH
avenue three above Forty second street, two or
three Rooms first floor; terms moderate Apply 70 DEN
TIST, TAO Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

n- WEST FoRTY-FIFrH STREET. NEAR FIFTH
LD avenue-Second floor front Rooms to let TO one
two gentlemen, by strictly private family references ex-
changed.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

IN WEST TWENTY.FOURTH STREET OPPOSITE
- Fiuh Avenue Hote.-Eleganty furnished Rooms TO
with without Board gentlemen and wives single
gentlemen; odeIate.
The New York herald., 1870-06-09

~ WEST EIGHTEENTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II furnished Suit Rooms let, with Board; also Room
tutable for two gentlemen references exchanged.
Mrs ". VI. BRATNARD.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-26
j A. ApPLR6ATE. .Sccretars


The Boitetn copies from the Albany
Dem 'crat an item regarding the inn
pro"ements in that ely (thnngh the
raiIrnud has not yet reached Alhan, J.
and then give, Bn Holiday the
credit. aud asks our i.'mLsring .ei.htor
(that Us to pass comment We will
do il. by way o: AN Hp'lo.y We are
afraid we have done Ben j,nn an inju>-
,ice. Several facts have come to our
Knowledge. lately. that convince us that
Ben is doing great deal fer Oregon
Ii il {. ,tlceable fact that the las, tw'
has been here two years. an'f an nId
farmer inioi i,ss us. that since III" aday
came 81 Oregon. calves appear 10 cnm,
larger. and grew iAtfer than before !.
hens lay larger eggs geese make GOO
ieal n.ore noise and p,g- appear 10 b,
much wiser. and re learned. Under
this site ut facts. aud taking the B.i
iefias assurance that iIoi adty is The
csa~e of this happy change, we woal'i
nat hesitate r one uiausnt to render
~tuce he cam Ia Oregon the Chinese
measles have s,t~o es,lie. did Ben bring
she ,neaSIe>. as well as our tine weather
aud barge crops I IL the Baitf. ex-
slam the measles. anI th.n iioilada
-n.Ii haee ali the credit --M all
We muve an amendment t. Ire
ai,nve. y inserting. after the w"rd
learned. in The twenty. fr-t line. the
fsllowipg And his Satanic NJ ,jesty
seems easy 10 his arm chair. feeling
tully satisfied that. With the assistance
of his .nergetic ally. he will b. able TO
t..ke the State IF Oregon by storm
Si,,sh inter i'm. bruther Herald, he
was d in wei enuf in Misury "a sell,n
red /. and had ut no biznes a cummIn
out heer spiiin our bewt'iul country
with his everlastin railroad, and u runir
of his tarnal fern hoss over everybody