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\ STOLEN HORSE RECov ERKp.-,,r the 3ls,
or january - valuable horse was stolen from
Mr.. Philip Burdette. OF Howard county Md
The fact was made known to Chief Clarvoe
and through him To the policemen. with a fun
description OF the horse, ami a sharp lookout
has been kept by the officers. on last SATURDAY,
Cffcer Morgan, Of the mounted force, noticed
horse in the possession of a eolored man. name.l
John A. Gather, near Benning's bridge, which
he offering to sell for $40. The officer took
both man ana horse and lodged them az Lieut.
Johnsoa's precinct station house. and Yesterday
morning the man was brough to the Police Court
and committed 20 Jail for q hearing. In the
meantime the owner Of the horse arrived here
And recognized the animal as his property.
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BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

As 1 am determined TO reduce my Stock without
delay, purchasers will find it TO their advantage TO
give me q call.
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GRANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE
$500, 900 CASH 9IFTSl
100000 for saIy $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
l e. iSli the Irqstess now announce the THIRD
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to come Oh
at Liberty Hall, Louisville, KY, on
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TIE POTOMAC FIsHHsY.-Much preparation
Is now being made at Fishtown for an early
start should the weather permit The winter
fishing is turning out better than was first ex-
pected. Reports from the different shores on
the river show that the early ash. such as perch,
jack and rock, are plentiful. This Is considered
q favorable sign for good shad and herring
fishery in the spring. Messrs. Trayers q Coss-
well left here to-day to fish Deep Hole, in Deco
guam bay.--Alexasdria Ssxfiasi, 15tA.
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Ississtesase Reduction tss Prices.
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the lateness of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, offer for the
NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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POND's ExTRAcT-FOr twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
BOOK. 2,10:25
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InauxurafiOn NOles

IAs MzrsaaIs GENERAL y. I'll. wilson. VIII not
he here until the 1st FL OF March, as he writes
thas LIE is overwhelmed with business. but will
make short work of the assignment in line of
The military organizations on mis- arrival.
Col. Webster, chairman of the military com
mittee. requests all military organizations TO
reply at once 10 the circular of February 9Th
ls'3, IN erder ths; the. conmittee may arratge
the programme, and that great trouble AMI an
Doyance TO the troops may be avoided ON the
aay of the inauguration.
Major Fugitt, OF the subcommittee on quar-
tiers. l. bEsily engaged il putting them in ogtler
for the reception OF troops.
MORE MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS COMING.
Colonel Webster yesterday received q letter
from Hon. X. II. Elliott, of SOuth Carolina, sta
ting that two companies OF the LIST brigade
South Carolina National Guard would be here
10 participate in the inaugural parade. They
are the ''Randolph Kinemen" and Carolina
1mantTy, both coloTed. There are already
enough cOlOred troops TO form 3 bri yade. ami
they viii be masSed accordingly.
The Summer corps, OF Syracuse, New York.
city Oh the 18th Of March. This company il
commanded by TheO. NJ. Barber, is named af-
ter General Sumner, and composed mostly of
eN-soltnsrs OF the volunteer army. IL numbers
one hundred active members. seventy-five of
whom VIII be present. II is stated that the la
dies of Syracuse intend TO supply each member
with prepared ratiOns sufficient TO keep them
while in Washington. They will have quarters
at the Grand Army hall.
The Willard Guard, of Auburn. New York.
are contemplating a visit, and should they CON
Guide 20 do 80 will greatly add 10 the procession.
"A tiieiF uniform Is of the most elaborate and
expensive order.
A private letter has been received from New
York, IN which II - stated that the members of
the Seventh regimen are making arrangements
for their visiting Washington on inauguration
day A committee from the regiment will be i'm
the city this week AMI make known their inten-
tions 10 The military committee.
FIREWORKS.
In response TO request from the committee
ON fireworks. ami by direction OF the Secretary
of War, AL the fireworks at the arsenal, quite
large number, have been placed at the disposal
Of the committee. and Mr.. George Wright des-
ignsted to superintend their display.
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BIDS FOR ERECTION OF THE New SCHOOL
BrILDINe IN GEoRGErowS.-To-day at noon
Messrs. Curtis, Afofitt, Dunlop. and Hyde, of
the Georgetown school trustees, Superintendent
bids for the erection of the new school building
on al street, Georgetown; In the ONCE of the
last named. The BIDS footed up as follows: 3.
= Hunt. sSs iH; "A. w. Sweeney, So, 400;
$50 SIS GO: j. .. Collins, esl ,40s.z0; r. j. Elem
ing, S1i ,6.2; W. b. Downing g Bro, $50 900; II
wingate, go, AS; j. o. Yates, so .s0s.03; j. &
W. Henderson, 81 ,996; James g. Naylor, $780,
az .95. The board In executive session awarded
the contract to Mr.. Hunt, and requested him to
hle bond in the sum of $4,000 for the faithful
eSeotion of the work by Monday noon when
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REV. ID. W. ANDERSON for q number OF years
pastor of the 18th street Baptist Church, and
well known justice of the peace, died at his res
idenee on i, between 18th and 10th streets, last
night, after about three weeks illness, Of pneu-
mon!a- Mr.. Andefson received the appoint
ment Of justice OF the peace from Presidenf Lin
coin, and WAS the first appointment Of colored
man to this position made in this country. He
Was much esteemed by his congregation and
the citizens generally. --
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1NCESDIARY FIRE AT THE KNOX EXPRESS
STABLEs.-About O'Clock last night the Knox
express stables, ON street. 2d street
northwest, WIS discovered to be on fire. and
Onseer LAWYER turned in an alarm. A general
alarm was Soon afterwards struck, and the
Whole hre department. responded promptly. By
that time tie names we're in full blaze: but
after hall hours hard labor by the firemen ami
police the fire was subdued, the building having
been partially DESTROYED. There were thirty
two horses AMI twenty three vehicles in the
stable when the IRE btokee The horses were
on turned out by Officer Scott, and escaped in
jury, and most Of the wagons were saved. After
the horses were turned loose a stampede oc-
Cured, and they bottled To all parts Of the city:
some OF them have not vet been recovered. The
lo-~ - thought to he - .O00. the damage being
confined 20 the building and the hay, corn. Sc.
DESTROYED. There was an insurance Of AZ 200 on
the building and contents i'm the .Ftna insur-
znee company OF New York. Nothing definite
n known as IA the origin of the tire, but the
general belief is that il was incendisry's
work.
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r. 8. O'HARE SOW,
whsIessle s.a Retail erseers,
1913 SsrexiA Sired So,ssrssf, 1.sr.s. N a.S Y.

SUGARS. MoLAssys. Se
Crusnec, sranuissed and Po~dersd sarsrs N IN,
Bro.n Sugar. At bostcrn prices
our New Orleans Mols~se~ h hnudson~
kxtra quality Drip syrur.
FLOUR, &C.
Wenhe, NAVY and Tenseyh b~x Pswy,x .,.s o.
ether grades Of Flour ~
10 lbs. LEAF LARD, 81.
SOAP SOAR
Proctor N Gamble : Oleine Soap. No certs ,er -,
bar; "a cents Der ID. for boz q @ Ibs.
CANDLES
Wax Candlesl Wax Candlesl Wan c.od,~~s
RAIsINs, &c.
hs. good kafsfne for
Best Leshorn Gina rer IN -----------.--.-.-01 -
eesmoie SeIesrated Minoe Mesi, 8 Ibs for iS
rs nhs ~, Staer, Per gallon. ..-......-- ~
1 al Brandy pr bottle. .......- -
n ID - .-----------.---.-.-. I 90
us I'll your orders ~eo's mo let
,.,o {. 3. O'HARE q SOW.
ysicNr I2iS IN street N. W., between n and m
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>. H. 20 sSSSskktr SPACE.
Hesdouarters for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUTrs.
u.y.v AND FANCY GROCERIES.
THE FINEST FIGS AND RAIsfNs.
cALIroRk11AA pphA hSsk HALLAAGA CRAFTS.
iOo BAkRELs SELECTED APPLES
~ nAkkkLs ORANBERRIES, ExTRa
FANCY GROCERIES.
Iinest old BRANDY, Imported ana C.,,orn,.
M H,rsEs Run and GIN, Mixed FRENCB CAN.
FRTir 9 1ess s per pound Imported CoNsERv.
L, Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES at IN. YER,
.ONNoe titSos. -lv
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Nj cYyErxclHAH. aArrEE,

has the pleasure to announce that he has
the Spring Style Of Broadway BLOCK, and h
prepared 90 furnish New Hats made 10 order on, -
them or remodel old stylee; also an asoorfnent of
Felt Hats for sale, on reasonable terms. fs-tr
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GROCERS.

DRAY BROTHER,
ID Sal PFNSsyLvAOs AvN~rE.
BSfrsss Taffa aad Foes szf n AaC Sweets
Just received aud for sale 81 the following Iov
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i azESaz,A fH'sts VI. n.

JOHN {; QAIH, escI PgbIic Libray Of ".
Tickses ere nov rsa1y for sale, and al orders for
then, or for agencies, ctrculaEs infoF
ttoe, ete., VII neee With lrcmpt attention vhsA Cd
dressed e 81 ne = ss}cy dtFscsed ,-.-m.r
janll-s-ktn.kADrS Agent Public Librsfy Ky,
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"a. ;sI ISS. p..,... =. or -
IS !. lis .''.'s 81. 81 Sr
" "insiows Corr q Ms. or So a. /"
R,.' Family; st s;9gr b.r.l.
sbbis. cham payne S.ssr, e = y esns. s.r ,,ro,
IMPORTANT
We the sole agents Tor District Of Co,r,,h,
for George Evsnsl English manufactured sFwTN0
MACHINE NEEDLks. Have ell kinds; 9 cents
escn, oref - cenfs. yOfr
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GMxx4k narLoynIHf OylIC1.-Al1sr.
s srs.ss9 9 and 3 ~, where their ord:S ilSs
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The career Or : oreat Ilemedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since II was
briefly announced that new vegetable tonic
and Alternative, bearing the namo Of Hostettsrs
Stomach f3itters. had been added 70 the list Of
preventive and restorative medicines. The
modest advertisement which invited attention
20 tho preparation stated that Il had beon used
with great success in private practice as q cure
for dyspepsia. bilious complaints. constipation
and intermittent fever. II was soon discovered
that the article possessed extraordinary prop
ertios. Tho people, OF every class. tested rs
merits as tonic. stlmulant, corrective and 70.
storative, and found that lis effects more than
fulhiicd their hopes and expectations. From
that time 10 the present It's course has been
upward and onward. and II stands to-day 81
the head Of all medicines OF ita class. Amefl.
can or imported. in the magnitude Of lts sales
and lta reputation as u SAFE agreeable and po-
tent invlgorant and restorative. For languor
and debility. lack Of appetite and gastric dis
turbances 80 common during tho summer
months u IL so absolutely infallibie. indiges.
tton, bilious disorders, constipation, nervous
ness, periodical fevers, and all the ordinary
complaints generated by n yitlated ana humid
atmosphere. vanish under re Fen0vnting and
regulating influence. This IL itA record.
aNouehed by volumes of intelligent testimony,
extending over period of fifth Ol y century.
and compfe fehendlnR the names Of thhtihn uds
Of well known citixGnH belonging 70 every
class and calling. IN Europe " II thought y
great thlng 20 obtain the patronage OF royalty
for "pateht medicine" but HostetteF,e HltteFn
has been spontaneously approved BY millions
Of independent aoveFeigne. aud ite patent con.
aista Ia their endorsement.
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IN MrprORTAm.


MASONIC HALL, THURsroN LODGE No. %. A.
F. & A. NJ. HARRISBURG, LINN COUNTY. oo'N
At n Special Communication held on Thurs
day. July 10th. A. l.. 5S73. the following Resolu.
tions were unanimously Sdopted:
WHEREAS, IL hath pleased the Supreme
Architect OF the Universe TO translate from
this imperfect 70 that allperfect. glorious and
Celestial Lodge above. our beloved Brother, J.
B. CHURcHMAN, a member OF Rising Star
Lodge, No. ~, at Rutlage, Granger County
Tennessee, who departed this life on the sth
inst.
Resolved" That in the death OF Brother
Churchman his widow has lost devoted hus
band, his children kind parent. the fraternity
q jealous member. and the community q
peaceful citizen.
Resolved" That whilst we bow In humble
submission TO the will Of the Supreme Rnier
We tender our heartfelt sympathIes to the be-
reaved widow and relatives and commend
them to the protection Of Him, who in his
wisdom. doeth ali things we'll.
"Resolved." That as a slight testimonial ID
the memory Of the deceased the Lodge Room
be draped in mourning for thirty days.
"Resolved." That copy of these Resolu.
tions, under the seal Of the Lodge, be furnish.
ed the family OF our deceased Brother and the
Lodge fpom which he halls, with the request
that that Lodge have them published In the
copy TO eachs the state Rights Democrat" and
the ALBANY Registers for Publication.
3 A1T. sAAs1ssTs' sses,ary.. = ~ "1A' va.
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To Correspondents.

Patients residing In any part Of the country
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and ndyles Of DF. DoheFty IN their respective
eases. and who think proper 10 submit writ
ten statement of such. In preference % holding
a personal interview. arc respectfully assured
thai their communications Wili BE- held mos
sacred. The poctpf IL regular graduate and
may be consulted with every confidence.
II the case 10 fully and candidiy described
personal communication viii b. unnecessary
~ Instructions Tor diet. regimen. and the gen
eFai treatment oI the case tlncinding the RENE
dirai. will b. forwarded without delay. and In
such n manner ne 20 convey no idea Of thf
Should your condition require immediate at
teution. send ten dollars ~ coin for that vniue
In currency by mail. or Wells. Fargo Cot
Express. and package OF medicine will be
keFit to your address with the necessary inxtFnc
tons Tor uAs. Consultation by letter OF other
wise. ERKK. Permanent ours guaranteed OF nc
pay.
Address. ". X. DoffEftTY. -. D..
San Franciseo. Cal.
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May be privately and con incidentally consulted,
either personally or by letter, for The cure Of
seminal Weakness. Nervous Debility, impos
tence, syphilis in whatever form. GonorThosa.
Gleet Structure OF the Ufethra,l contracted by
contagion. or resulting from youthful indiscre-
ton, tropical heat. bad sir, or exposure TO vi
DIR. THOMAS advertises with the object Of
informing sufferers whore they may consult q
medical man who can give them proof Of hav.
al studies and examinations 70 entitle him
to the fullest confidence and enable those re-
quiring assistance 70 Distinguish between him
and the unqualified, morcenary pretea1eF or
aelf-styied Doctor. who would, II he possessed
any degree at all. gladly enough inform the
public from whence Il was obtained.
DIR. THOMAS experience has extended over
twenty -hve years, which have been passed in
dale and Bourke strcets,l New Zealand,
Queensland, brisbane, south Africa, and other
For three years DR.. Thomas was student at
Westminster Hospital. Broad Sanctuary one
fpSSs psrE n ionson Pilss FIREMAN ana c;ola Med.
London. and formerly Surgeon 20 the south
obstetric Attendant at the Westminster Mater.
In 1859. DR.. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College OF Surgeons. London. his
examiners consisting of Sif William Lawrence,
Cesar "a Il 8 h saFaFe f. James e. 6 Gus &
II. @. 8. E., Frederic skeY, +. r. G. 8. E., ].
Hogsdon, !: r. g. s. F.. and rhos. worInalr.
Green and John South, President and Vide
In 1854. DR.. Thomas passed his examination
at the Royal College OF Physicians. London,
his examiners consulting OF the following emf.
nent Physicians: Sir Thomas Watson, n. D.,
/ OF Edinburg, w. z. Page, NJ. D., James r. Ben.
nett, NJ. D., Arthur Fare, NJ. D., Henry Old
ham, NJ. D., John Erichsen, +. r. G. s. E., Thos.
/ q. Clarke, +. II. G. s. Il.
In 1864, DR.. Thomas met the examiners of the
| College OF Surgeons, and'passed the Midwifery
examination, his examiners consisting of Rob
ert Lee, MD, Henry Oldham, NJ. D., Arthur
Fare. Physician. Accoucher to the Princess OF
Wales.
In 1871, DR.. Thomas made heightened pro-
fessional visit to Germany with the object OF
making himself acquainted with,the views of
several eminent German Pathologists. During
this visit he passed his examination at Liebig's
celebrated University OF Giessen, and received
the Degree OF NJ. D., or Doctor Of Medicine,
with the highest honors, conferred by the
Chancellor, Or. Frederick William Herman,
WasserschIeben; Rector, DR.. John Michael
Francis Birnbaum; Denn, DR.. Siustavus Adolf
phus Wernher.
In conclusion, DR.. Thomas desires to state
that his treatment is In the highest degree shc.
cessful, giving increased power to the brain,
| heart and nervous organization also enrich
Ing the muscular tissues, and patients placing
themselves under his professional care will re.
eeive speedy and permanent cure, looked for
in vain from Quack remedies, or those unac.
quainted with the Pathology OF special diseases.
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A special from Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, reports that n tornado
damaged grain throughout Green,
Lake, Fond du Lac aud Sheboygan
counties TO q greal extent. Its
course was from north to SOUTH and
about FIVE miles wide. Timber,
boards and fences were hurled to the
ground. In Fond du Lac city many
buildings were unroofed and q vast
number of large shade trees up
rooted. The Milwaukee and North
ern trains were delayed by fallen
trees. Over eighty had to be cut
before the train could pass. The
engineer on the passenger train saw
the tornado approaching, and put
ting on q heavy pressure of steam
got into the clearing ahead of it.
Hundreds Of acres Of grain are pros
trated along the course of the lake.
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WHIT OV apEcIAI. ELECTION,

To tLs Sheriff Of tie ssssSsi coHaiiss RifkiH fls
State II OssgoHF
WHEREAS. Al q general election held on the
third day Of Iuns. a. D. 1914 the Hon. Joseph
y. Wilson was duly elected Representative oi
the state Of Oregon in the Forty Third Con.
Eress OF the unitrd Htates and
WuEaEAA. kinca ths said elsctton. said ofaco
has becoHls vacant by the death OF said tneum
bent and
WHEREAS. ny provision Of tho Constitution
Of the Euitsd States. and the laws Of this state
u has become the duty df ttir tioVeFnaF theruoi
To issue his writ Of election 90 q % such xacancF
Now. therefore. |. l. y. 9guveg. Governor al
the State ct Oregon. do hereby command you
and each of yosi 20 notify the several Judges al
Eiection within and for your several counties,
70 hold a special election OF Representative IA
Congress 10 MI the sarancy Aforesaid. on Mon.
day. the ltsi thirteenth day OF octobeK. tsls
and that sou cause all proper notices 10 bt
given thereof according Go Law.
Given under my hand and the ueat Of ths
state of OreeuD. at Salem. this tenth day oi
July. A. u. is7d.
isEALl T.F. GROVER
Attest s. y. cuADwIcK. Secretary OF state,
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WEEKLY PRIcEs CURRENT,



Following are the prices paid for produce. and
the prices At which other articles are selling In
this IN naFket;
wHEAT--white, q bushet 70.
oATs-fa bashsl. sT5 cts.
POTATOES "a bnsbeI, Z 80.
oNIoNs-Fa bushsi. 81 01I 80.
fLoUh-ia bbi. eB 80.
BEANs-whlts. ~ n, 4G1b cts.
DRIED FRuIT-Appiss. y h, & cents
Peaches. y n, is3 cis.i P1ums, y h, 16e.;
CnrrAhts. = b. I0c,
puTTER-fa n, frrsh roll i261 100.
E0Gs-1a dozen, 10 eta.
cuIcKESS-Ta dozen. e. 90.
sU0AH-CTusbsd, = n. IS ets.i Island, y
10. ett19is ets.l saa Francisco Refined.
h n, ts3 ets.
TEA-ynaag HysaH, - b. 81 SOL japan
d n, 7ee6sst ooi Black. y n, 7se0tt 50
coFFRE-fl n. 2s93s eeais.
gALT--s1 y, iiG93 ets.
sYRuP%Iisavy Golden, p keg. a 50.
EE. Heavy Golden. q Easi.. 81 IS.
BAcoN-Hsms. p n, i7stsi Sizes. Sets
Shoulders. Tets.
LARD-.Ia tins y n. II sts.i 81 kegs. loets.
OIf.--Deyes's kaFsssne, y gallon. IS cts.
y can. 5 gall. - 90 Linsesa oil. raw. q
gall. 81 3si Lsasesd OIL. boiled. = gall.
81 s7i.
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To FemaIes.

When Il female IL snervnted, OF amieted with
disease, as weakness Of the back and limbs,
pain In the head, difnnees Of sight. loss Of
muscular power. paipifation Of the heart, iFF1-
tabilitys nervousness, extreme urinary dificui'
ties, arrangement OF digestive functions. gen
eFal debility. Vaginitis. all diseases OF the
womb. hysteria. GtstTility, and all other disea-
Sea sscuilar 70 females fhe should go or wr1ts
~ once 10 s.,ss celebrated female doctor. w. X.
bohSrty. az his Assdieai institute and consult
him atout her troubles nd disease. The Doc
Tor II effeeting more cures Than an othef phys
ician In the Hthts OF California. Et no talss
delcacy prevent you, but apply ilnlss ssedlnteiy
and save yourself from painful sunertngs and
premature death. All Married Ladies' whose
delicate health oF other circumstances prevent
an INCREASE In their families, should write or
call NJ pT. W. X. Doherty'a Medical fnEtttdte,
help.
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OUR tIErTER BOX.
,.moNoR TO tvnoM iIoNoR u DUE. /,
BRowSsvfttn, july 10th. 1873.
Editor Democvat.

bRoWNsvfLLEl JuAy AVtnl 1913.
Editor Democratf
In these days when bad conduct
and rowdyism are 30 prevalent al
campmeeting, ] eannot refrain from
speaking a word in communication Of
the Long Tommers," as they are
Familiarity called, for they are GER
tainly entitled to the respect Of al
lovers Of good order. We held a
very interesting and profitable camp
meeting near SmiLhfeld, on the
'Long Tom. from July 3rd to the
7th. The congregation was large
and attentive. and II there was one
ugly word spoken on the ground ]
have not heard OF It. ! don't think
there is peace officer on "Long
Tom" in Lane county, there was none
on the Campground and none needed
in the neighborhood. Your city gen.
try may talk Of the rough "Long
Tommers," but II you wish to find
truly refined society not consisting
of plug hats, gold headed canes, OF
big bustles, and q thousand more
such humbugeries, but in the true
generous heartedness and gentleman
ly and lady like manners, and bear
ing. 60 to the "Long Tom Confed'
eracy." The result Of the meeting
was twelve aceessions to the church,
and number OF others as seekers ol
religion, and the general prospect il
quite encouraging.
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MAR.RYED

sWEET-MooRE.--A MiIIeT's station on
the 18th inst. by Rev. W. r, Butcher, Mr.. A. G.
SWEET, TO- Miss SARA MOORE, all Of Linn
county.
BACKUs-McDERMoTT the residence
OF VINCENT Circle, this city. on 18th inst, by
Judge Tandy, Mr. Levi Backus and Miss Arde-
lia McDermott-aIl Of this city.
Thanks for the shining lucre which accom-
panied the above notice. Our boys all Baclus
in wishing the happy couple q life Of unslloyed
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