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Boysn's Pardon.

The pardon of Bowen, the notorious
bigamist, by the President is indignant
ly commented upon by the Western
press without distinction OF party. Inc
Chicago Tribune says:
The fact that Bowen has three wives
living, from none of which he Is Ill
vOrced, except il be through fraud, Is
apparently well established; and II Is
also undeniable that the defendant has
resorted TO extraordinary means TO Dol
ster up his cause, among which means
subOrnation of perjury, forgery and mu-
tilation of the records of n court are free-
IL charged by the friends of the COM
plainant, Mrs. Bowen, No. l. The fact
that Bowen threatens to invade Con-
gress, and that political influences have
been freely used in his behalf since ms
criminal prosecution came on TENDS
strongly against any kindly feeling
which the people or the President, as the
embodiment of public will, might other-
wise feel.
! Bowen will now be free to resume ms
attitude as q contestant for the seat in
! Congress of the eolored member, De-
Large, for the Second District of South
Carolina. He charges that DeLarge OBJ
tanned his certificate of election only
through outrageous frauds, or in the can
wasting room, which is quite likely, con-
sidering the customs OF nowadays in
the Palmetto State, and the condition OF
political morality which may be sup
posed to characterize district which
has sent Whittemore twice and Bow
en- once to represent it in the National
Legislature. 1t would seem as if the
second North Carolina District had
much of the same feminine instinct
which prompted the third Mrs. Bowen
to cling so persistently to her fractional
husbands cause; and which the poet has
embodied so touchingly in the familiar
couplet:
81 know not ask not II quilts in thy heart,
know that love thee; whatever thou art"
If the idea of MOore's song could only
, be carried out little farther, and Bower
sent home to rest in the bosom of hi
constituency and his family in the ca
pacity of a ''stricken dear,n instead o
Haunting himself in the face of publ,
decency and politicalmorality in the way
which he proposes, the country woult
be the gamer.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

An excursion has been planned from
Memphis, toeXtend5, 900 miles, reaching
st. Paul on the north, Boston at the
east, and including niagara Falls, the
White Mountains and Long Branch,
the cost of ticket for the round trip be-
ing but eighty-iive dollars.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

Narlin, who was Minister of Finance
Of the Commune, was one of those who
died with the greatest courage. But, rs
a singular phenomenon, it is related
that his hair, which had been raven
black, turned white i'm the short in
terval between his capture and his exc
cntiOn.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

General Won Moltke has written Il
letter TO the poet Oscar Won Redwitz,
who dedicated to him the "Song of the
New German Empire" very mOdestly
declaring that the great German con-
quest is the result OF circumstances
rather than of individual ability and
nrnWnsS
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

A letter from General Spinner gives
an account of his attempting to call on
the Rothschilds at their London office.
After waiting long time in the ante
room he left. 4 messenger soon fol-
lowed with an apology, but the General
contented himself with returning mes
sage that they did not treat dogs that
waV i'm America
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

\ Georgia judge lately defined in
terms when a man is legally drunk.
Said he, at is not necessary that a man
should be wallowing in ditch, or
humping his head against your posts,
that you may know him to be drunk;
but whenever he Segins to tell the same
thing over twice, then he's drunk ~
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

The potato bugs are so numerous in
Wisconsin that the farmers pay chill
dren tcn cents quart to pick them oil
the vines, and it is said the youngsters
make So a day. Everything within
the ingenuity of man has been tried to
eXterminate them, but all to no pur-
pose. The potato crop in some parts o.
the State will prove total failure.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

Recently, while passing by where
pretty smart Chinaman was working,
we noticed "AIelicanr man across the
way "treating." Anxious to know
Johns views, we remarked in the
"Heathen Chinee' tongue, "Hou muchee
likee Rum, John -, "No," says he,
"me no likee lumee-him heapee make
Chinaman number one fool"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

The Agricultural Society of Breslan,
Germany, offers prize OF 500 in gold
for the steam plow apparatus when
will work best at trials TO be made on
the farms near that city this summer
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

a man i'm Angelica, y. Y, owns II calf
born of DevOnshire COW, whose hoofs
are solid, and not cloven. 1t has fet-
lock joints, no dew-laps, and tail like
a mule
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

Near Marseilles they manufacture in
a factory paper from hop vines: The
paper is very white, strong, soft ana
flexible, and said to be much liked IN
Southern France.
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JUDITH REID;
A Plain Story Of a Plain Woman.

Entered, according to the Act Of Congress, in
the year ISL, by Ms. \. J. Duniway, in the
Office ofthe Librarian OF Congress al Washing
Ton City.l
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25

Enterprising planters in the south
are experimenting with the traction
road engine.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1871-08-25
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81 mean the people are telling dUJW
lies on you, mother. They say that you
never made pa a good wife, and that he
came home one day and found that you
had taken up with an old doctor, and he
felt so bad he left home for good Oh,
mother! can't repeat the horrible
things they say about your and the
poor, dear child sobbed As if her heart
would break.
"Never mind them, darling" was
my calm reply, while a great lump
raised in my throat, and new terror,
such as before I had not imagined,
loomed up before my soul. Tenderly l
stroked the sunny hair of my blue-eyed
darling-strange as it may seem my
children all possessed the peculiarly eX-
pressive eyes of my lost lover-and
while | assured her that all would yet
be well, | experienced an Understandable
agony. NV words seemed to somewhat
re-assure us both, and while we were
in the midst of the conversation, DR..
Armstrong came III, to whom my
daughter related the substance Of what
she had been imparting TO me.
"Never mind, Winnie dear" was the
cheerful answer. "If old grannies and
meddlesome fools will talk there is no
law to hinder them. But have no
fears. We'n checkmate the whole
! army OF impertinent meddlers. And
, here's letter for you, Judith" tossing
me bulky envelope, upon which rec
| ognized the cramped handwriting and
/ awkward spelling Of the man whom
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BY FRANK cIIyE
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Bridal or Mourning Outfits Furnished ON ShO
ALL KINDS OF STRAW GOODS BLEACHED
AND PRESSED.

Old Hats and Bonnets Renewed,
At saving Of Fifty per cent to the wearer.
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No - First street, mear I.add and Tilton'
NJ Bank Portland, Oregon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-22
NO. So.

wards step too far, and before she could re-
cover herself, she fell into the water which
had shown her the dreadful truth. The tide
bore her away, and never again was seen the
Miller's daughter-Carls young bride. Alas
for vanity! az.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-25

.Greuno4en", faete enblt& BET 2apeQ>
uaeiRer, nes II 0leid feds l1br, bu
nnuet In bas S6eater, pu bait beute ben
Robert 3u itnsen, ba barft BIZ sprber
nt&t gu piel trtnten, (onf bleibft bu
atden." >,llno penr i'd nod 3wet Gla>
i@en %triafe", erptperte Der 6elpentexor
patbetii&. 10 (tn9e i'd to@ rpte Elm @ott,
feline Mote niro mir ftblen. @etter
nir!" Gut. petten pfr uni eine Bla1&e
@barnpagaer", ruff Der .&apeQmeitter.
Die @ette rutro in alter Torm abaeldlpl<
fen ; ete eclen @eelen trinfen in aQerGile
nod 3wet Glai&en, urp beipe ellen pant,
In lberauS b~eiterer @timmune in pos
Gbeater, Der &apeQmeifer an oas Wult,
bet @dneer auf bic 8Ibne. Sn tirrenz
perRufuns tritt er Dot, 1fnet ben Munp,
aber, ob web, i@ou pie eriten 1Bne mfg
ratben, unp in Der @erwirrun9, ben Teb<
let >rieoer gut 3u MAIDEN, bleibt er 5alicBz
lid gang fteden. Da le0t Der felipe &az
peQmetiter ieinen @tab nieper. i}iBt f@
NIT ben beicen Gqenbo9en auf pa6 pult
unp ruff NIT Stentorfimmt btnauf
.@itbf ou mobl, 8ensel&en, t@ babe
rte Bette. 9emonnen j. Inter Subel pes
Yublifums mubte Der @orbang fallen,
uno bieruait mill aud i@ ben @orbans
dber ote 8ilrer meiner Bereansenbeit
ienfen. 6aben le ben seebrten Sc er &C.
faQen, 70 ,perpc i& germ >pteber einmal
@ele9enbeit nebmen, ben S@leier 3u llf>
ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-25

faGun8 8ebro&ta; uab eben rtstatt be-
na&ttt pte batrii&e 3e9ierun8sbi sos,
bteftn 5erren por8enomrnene 8ettdntt>
9un9 teS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ais nu0
uno nt@ti8 uno bdtt ben pfarrtr &tnflle
IN Mfrtn9en 9eQen Die Bannf19t pee
@~uaeburSer Bii&ofs oufre@t,
Aber @&err nnp Dinfsl baben ni9t
,ur@ erfa0un9sbru@, %lonoern AUDI etn
etp beaanSen ; benn als @it9lterer pts
batrti@en Nei&sratbes tatten iie, 9let4
benz Grsbii&of Deinleiu, ben Glib auf
bic bairt(de &erfa0uus eele'itet. Detn>
leia ma 9ept1enbafter uno. ror1&tt1er
ale bic beipen anreren bil1Saiden Mtt>
9lieoer eeS bairtl9en &eiaeratbe6. Die
9raopeite oes eeasbeneno @onaiftes 1T
l@wer 81 Gberiddyen, ,penr, man ultra,
m%ontauerietts bic bairilde @e9terun9 bis
gum Aeube1iten treibt. CO. So
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Cine ar8e &temme fur baterif@e 81:
''TI f66fe.

Befanntli& elrfen mad Der bairil&en
Berfa0ung @oneilbei@ll0e Doamen &c.
,ur pert1nptot tperren. ra@pen1 perGptsz
copat pcrber rie @euebmieun9 BET f6ni9z
liden @tautsresteruns pas fpsenannte
Placetum regium, etnaebult bat. .-. e.
Nun prptlomtrten aber Der GrSbii&of
S@err pom M1nden wte Der Bt!&of
Dtntel pom Aueebur9 taSllnfeblbarfeits>
Dogma obne Gtnbolun8 iener @eneb<
n,i9uns. (Der 8amberaer Gr3bii&of
.. Detnletr btuabm ii@ ntrfaGun8Streuer,
tnben, tr mn BE f5ni8ltde @enebu,iaunR
sat, worauf has ee, 2e(err he's @ed.r
mpbl betannte @estript pes Gulturmiut'
RerS y. 2ub erfelste, norm BE bairii&e
Rsaterun8 70 enti&tepen sesen bas TN,
ftblbartettstssua front madt.) Dxrd
tbr eiAeatn6&ttates 0svfabrex taten Be,
G.,btftsfp w 4aade1 nm ber I|Bti&si
~ &rolbsivlS tje tatrtf4e G(4aeSs.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
n. Y. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING AUG. g. ISL.

bro Reno
lttmr''' lot ~ y J. F 49, w. COD ro'top a.
TIE following are tf current i OF tIJste I'D io. W M 80
al BY commission HOUSES bT WHOLESALE NnIts lt,',, ~
p"lucitd ue'i'l u'1 't..-.i,
b1sof 4giag s4~1la be- car n lHAtu VI. l1'' 'u 5
- nvat usfs o. M sil' t . < g @ ;,re Or III Of ba
rts P1ui nAeal4s 'l 90 - .e ey Lv man cor.
900 -u ' os 49,, Eng b,v. and when sent Clean
4. -.,I m ain sdi much Il. the value OF the tro
- ' WV " S'A -
BEANS AND PEAS
20 o. o. 'e'n, j., ' 'I lg We" S tI B, are STrir LII
80 ,' . 30 "a c.,o,o - q, rC,r,is. is eYpact.d
~ .' ,N al . go - re.oL int the pri,es do
a ta llp' yer lolAs fiIe.'a nav e Oe" - - -
40 snail Do o. - 3D. some holders iiA = o. 'I
'sala peas has Just been sou 20 e ~ = a. Az, .l IN
''a' hel vtNf .-. 90 ,.S " ~ iait o., I s0
r.t. - . ,1 20 tr't b,,IeI t5G
b. is memo. ga , 20 DO s.utou BLACK - 49,
d. N,uousgms ia co. eve 1ou,L. bag 15O " %
BTrTEE.
bsrp. t6 ggy for The .tek or than the previous
,h,n H- I.,. Recent. ooIresuoudiHa week last
pigs 1e f Dat We are getting nucl
barter % dis me s,t yeer is noteworthy Circumstance Fee
s,sb III F e ID, nm, me ice OF good West
-- -.- rerl.s "a sI t rro.ir, use a. I8ulgc down
D. sr st tr , n, ts ra Iley lscl hat mast so abroad
some Iro The west .u The machine end
-rs-a. Nu. Than ti-us of tic .ssert receipts from
90 He laI tc lro ore r for the ite that when The state
Sci. r fresh lots Of .o6 Fsi Western 90 DC.
o. pr roJgI a orart. g,us them. Ttsrr quite chance
,.,. tr +y..- Tine STE tri,r Is not badly wanted
s at. ro l.ec. o. q much better opening the bulk
l1sH br u tae cn.rr We do BOT beeye ouf dairy
.sr, llt e wee: is making m1cb nor batter
~ D. nd & .o5 & i.e. o oi Ssie Or c5a,. ilst wa an
irr Of tIr beat We
sI gr5I }a,. 'frl ~ Ioc English slippers sin az
sob On. ae Easing more gool butter a. about loo as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LvRPs0 Avg aud IS Hc at Manchester qc a1d
e4. Ire o. Cotton fnu Eombly last por
bales instead 900 e. previously reported
Spirits Or Petroleum ID. Spirits milne, 40.
LIvFRP1oI Cotton opened quiet Middhug
Upianls q a 9i Mldhng Orleans. gtaStd. 80
LoSDcS. 8-lisJ mCOnso s3s Tor both money ana ne
United Fvel bOuds lo2s, 49, lotJ, od ~
1868. Ten F'riieS, ". .,,,r
Aug. 8l Motion quiet ana easier huuhR
Urlauds 8if: Mddlrg or, az, 81.
LONpov Aug.s--2 p. m-Auencan securities quiet.
PARIS. Aug. 5.-Rene IS francs % Confines. ,
LIVERPOOL Ang 81 u-Breadufs are dull Receipts Of W beat
m the past tavs, 1900 quarter 300 Amecau Red Western
p-ug Wheat alOl GENITAL Flour % az bbL for Western
Car.L Lard. as T. cWt $500
Toypoy AUG s-5 closed at 97} for both money and
the account intel state FyefweHty bonds lC2s S!i l'
IrvEpp5oI Aug s-5 motion closed heavy; Miing Up
lands 8d Kidding Orleans DAD aes Of the day. lc ihe
Ypo and shipments Of cotton from Bombay 10
the It'll inst. las report. p 900 bales $50 49,,
LiyEErooI Aug 5-Eyenls-Bacon @ q CIV" ior Snort h' Md
L.yxRPoo Au, ARRIVED 7b ship siua from NeTYok July 49,
q t'.. ,r ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-09
COTTON MARKETS

BosroS aCotton quiet and weak: Mdines 2o net
cepts gross 1890 bales; sales 200 bales bales
SEwOKLRANs Aug BCotton dull End nominal Low Mddhngs
alj receipts W bales 1853 bales; sales, IFS bales
stock 42,I4l bales . -
l32 bales; sales 25 bales; stock, 1851 hsirs.
s.yaSSAH Aug 8-CottOn dull Low Mdngs lie; net receipts
2l0 bales; stock. 4 9Jl bales -
MOBILE 8Coton dull M1ngs Ice 20 bales
e1por,s-ooaswse 29 bse sles 80 bales; stock 1863 bales
BTINoRg. Aug Cotton duh and lower Mddng, 9ic net
receipts 20 bales FOG bales eIportscossNse p bls saes,
Il bales. stock, l62 bsle,.
NORFOLK Aug 8Coiton queti Low Mddngs l7ic net receipts
IS bales; eIport.-coawise, l26 bsles stock, 403 bales
wnNISGfoS. Aug 8Cotton quiet; Mdilng, gc receipts
noue e1pors-coasts wise, 60 bales; stock at5 bales.
GALVESTON. Aus 8Coton dull; Good Ordinary l6c receipts
222 bales; stock l,6ll bales
pm GpELPHIA Aug. 8-Cotton dali; Mddines 1ssdIo,c.
CfsCNSAT Aug 8-Cotton dull and nominal Middlugs l9lc
ArGUTA Aug B-Cotton fair demand rates; Mdngs
lie; sales, 242 bales receipts 80 bales
LOUISVILLE Aug 8COtol dull and prices have declined &C. Mid
dhngs l9ic . 800
0-CO0H dali and nominal; Middlings l7ic.