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St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
Proceedings of the Board of Police OF
the Town Of Opclousas.

The Board of Police OF the town Of Opplou-
sas met pursuant to the call of the President.
Present: DR.. James Ray, President, and Messrs.
Eacr, Bell, Donate, Lastrapes ana LeiepVfc:
Whereas, it has he II recommended by the
Board of Health of the town of Opelonsas, ap
pointed by resolution of the Board OF Police of
said town that further precautionary measures
be taken for the protection OF said town against
the invasion of yellow fever; therefore
SECTION l. Be it ordained That green coffee
be and is hereby entirely excluded from the
corl,r;iie limits OF said town until the boalu
OF Police may see tit to rcsclnd the sad ord!-
nance. ~
son or p"rsons who may have had the yellow
AMI have; cunvaesced from tic sd ne, sh;s! not
be permitted to enter the town of Dpr ous1s
Until fifteen days shall have elapsed frolh their
full convaiesence, as may pe a"rrft"lntu iioll
their attending physician, and Furthermore
that such persons are not allowed 70 hrlnG
within the corporate limits OF sad town, ANY
b.d,lilg, clothing Or wearing anparel, Wien
may lave been used during the t:lnr tney We're
affected by such disease or which may have
been in their apartments. before they shi
have been thoroughly dislItectcd, cieanscd and
aired during 10 GAYS.
1rC.3 3. b., it furt ther ordained, That 40 pr0
y,si..us dry goods or merchandise ii ANY klllt
shah be admitted within the corl'T'1@ Il1nlts {"
! this town before being opened ana teh1li@i,'
| during the pace OF ten days. except hour. pork
| lard whiskey aud liquors, corn meal, Sr'ts
brown sugar. coal oil. rurpentl,e lard, oil, lFt
Dutcned coffee and all canned goods, drugs alit
| ,ar,I ware not packed in straw. SaN-tuSI ~
! Bt it further resolved, That any person ni
| persons violating any section or MS oralutft>
/ Shall be subject TO a line OF 800 III the dlocre
| ton OF TIE court. ',
| SEC T. Be it further ord tined that all or'ti
! nances or parts of ordinances contrary to or II
conflict witil ihs ordinance be and the same
| are hereby repeated and that this ordinance
take effect from ana aitGf E US y paS5'BT Pcsent
! f. P VEAZIF, Acting Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28

correspond in times of epidemic with
all the practicing physicians of the
parish, to be informed OF the SICK under
their charge, aud of the diseases with
which the said sick are afflicted. AND
the said Board shall also communicates
With ihe State Board of Health to be
informed of the nature OF eepldemlcs ex-
listing, the best means OF prevention
and the best treatment.
SEC. Is. The members of the Board
of Health shall have the right to pass
free, over al, toll roads aud bridges
when on duty.
SIC. IS. Whenever goods, baggage,
merchandise OF such other objects as may
t,,. designated as suscr, tihlr or trans,
misting Infection, has tmcn vtntliaf"H
and ,!l>iniected as may b: prescribed,
it shall be the duty of tie officer VIII"
has so ventilated and disintected them.
10 deliver a certificate that they have
been so disinfecred and ventilated, spe
cifying each bundle, box, barrel, ETC..
and its mark to the person receiving
delivery thereof, and said officer shall
transmit duplicate of such certlhcate
every day, or as soon as practicable, TO
the President of the Police jury.
SEC. II. To defr"y the expenses or
rlis ventilation and disinfection OF
Goods. merchandise, etc, etc, there
shall be charge of ten per cent tor
groceries and twenty per cent for other
things, added to the freight bills thereof,
and for baggage winch does not pay
! freight. there shall be a charge OF
! twenty five cents for all packages, car
pet sacks and valises, and fifty cents
! for each trunk. =,
SIC. is. This ordinance shall have
/ effect from and after its passage, ana
all other ordinances upon the subject OF
quarantine are repealed.
On motion of Mr. Dubuisson, Resoly-
ed, that DR.. r. H. Littell, DR.. j. L.
Estorge, DR.. L. Hadden, DR.. T. A. Cooke
and DR.. J. 6. Campbell, be and are
hereby appointed Board OF Heaitli
for the parish of St. Landry, with full
powers to carry out the provisions, OF
the quarantine ordinance this day
On motion of Mr.. Guidry, Resolved
that the compensation allowed persons
cmployed on quarantine stations shall
he as follows: on stations where a clerk
has to be employed, the clerk to he paIo
not more than sixty dollars per month
and the guards not more than forty-tve
dollars per month and laborers not more
than thirry dollars per month. ,
On motion of Mr. Haw kins, Resolved
that all monies collected at the quar-
antinc stations be used by the Presiden
: of the Police Jury to defray the ex
, penses of the stations, so far as it goes
On motion the Police Jury adjourned
y until Monday the 9th day OF September
187S. r. II. LITTELL, President.
Attest: C. MAYO, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
~Hg0NOs. THE LARGEST AND FIN

H3sgs0NaOs. THE LARGEST AND FIN
u est stock i'll the world. embracing over g.,
300 600 Cnrunos. Paintings ard Choice Prints,
tt our enlarged All 4.ouns. All the new anu
popular subjects at rcck-b0ttom prices Tho
!'aIls OF the Rhine, size 20X2S-romantlC ana
Grand; Scene on the SuSunehanna, one OF the
hits OF the season, size l9X27; Lake LuceTne,
switzerland, the most beautiful lake i'll the
world Isolt Bella. Il charming scene III North
crn italy. companion to the pruceetingi ON
Bosiu Light. beautiful marine. size 14x20. i'll
-rpat demand Old Oakcn Bucket, White Noun
aims. Niagara Fails, Newport. Saratoga, Gath
rring PrinroseS. At the Sea Shore, Paddy III
Diiiculty. Also Virgin Nesta, snow Storms,
American Fruit, ard other 24A3O subjects,
Floral Business Cards, Sunday School Cards.
~tatuHry, Notices. Black ground Panels, etc.
.siso I he finest and most complete assortment
If 9Xl1 (liinlnos, both on white mounts, blue
,iue, and black mounts. gold line Our SOCK
embraces everything desirable for Dealers;
Agents or Premium purposes ana al! should
JtSt our prices aud quality OF work. INT rght
parties can realize an independence i'll every
locality BY taking az agency Tor our stretched
and framed Cnrrlnna. Particulars free. lllus"
trated Catalogue on receipt ot stamp. SEND for
S3 or S. outfit. Adtrtss,
j. LATHAM & CO,
419 Washington St, Boston, Mass
nch 31-1y
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
Meetim. OF the Democratic Executive
Committee.

OpELOUsAS, Aug. 24th, 1873.
In accordance with the request OF Hon. Il: j..
Garland. President OF the late convent ion. the
executive committee appointed by him. met at
the Courthouse this day, and organlzed Dy the
election of ". A. Robertson as President ana
Ado!pne Lastrapes as Secretary.
Sffer the adoption of rules governing the
committee, OIL motion the chair appointed the
committees, viz:
On election and Observation-Disclosures. Lewis
Andru5 and Lastrates.
ON tnauce-Messrs J. Bloch Fl. l.. Gariand
c. B. Andrus, NJ. Andrus K. .. Watkins ana
Lewis
To confer with Police Jury. on fixing po"lng
nI3ccF-MessEs Lewis Haas and Lastrapes.
On melton of Mr.. Lewis. the CHAIR Was addco
10 each OF their committees. .
The committee then adjourned subject 10 call
W A ROHEk rSON, President.
A. LasTRAPEs, SECRETARY.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors of the State OF
Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
Nnu, Drlaans InlN II IS1S. J

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
New Orleans, July II, 1873 }
In pursuance Of article 147 of the constitn-
ton of tris State, publication is hereby given
to the voters of this State of the prOp0Set
amendments to the constitution OF this state.
agreed to by two-thirds of the members elect I'd
to each house of the General Assembly, at is
session of 1878, and which are required to be
published, three months before the next Een-
eral election for Representatives to the General
Assembly, in at least one newspaper in every
parish of this State. i'll which newspaper shall
be published. Said amendments appear more
fully in acts Nos 73 and IA of the regular session
of the General Assembly of 1878, and in act
No l2 of the extra session of the General AS
sembly of 1878, which are officially published
for the information of the voters, and when
will be submitted to the people at the next
general election, to he held on tie fifth day OF
November, mexb 1875 i'll such y manner anu
form that the people may vote for or against
each amendment, separately, and if majority
of the votes at said election shall approve ana
ratify all OF either OF said amendments, the
same shall become part of the constitution.
WILL A. STRONG,
Gnnratary If State
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. 70, r. S. OF 1873.
NTNBER ONE.

That the seat of government shall be estab-
lished at the city of Htton Rouge or at tle
city of New Orleans. as the majority OF the
VOTERS of the State may determine at the next
ensuing election; those voting to l'c5'1e the
state capital 1T Baton Rouge shall ind 'fse on
heir tickets, " For state Capital, Baton k"h@r;
rhose voting to locate the capital at New Dr
leans shall indorse on their tickets, " For State
Capltal, New Orleans
iStrike out article one hundred and thirty
ACT NO "A, r. S, OF 1878
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
Notice :,

\ sperial term nf the District Court. i'll and
for the parish Of st Laundry. will be htld be
ginning on the nth day of November 1878, be
ing the cond Monday of said month, for the
trial OF all such cases civil and criminal us may
I've brought before said court.
Sept. lift !. .. CHACllERE. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
II Q N Z; z
EPH6ss


Thr jndrr~@ned a ir;.,tr pd.;.r'; Cd. t.;, T.
rNi"rr.,'. h" Las given ';,'Hat l.. ~"i.'
t" al who have employed hl'}'. bot. - '~ to-
price and quality of his W',ri, avs ''rt },'iv
located III OpelnNSaS. and sUiIrltS Wnlk NJ hl@
line OF htl>iness-lonsc AndSiGn paimlil.@, white
washing, kal~oninim@, etc. He VIII work for
twenty-five per cent. less than the prices
that have been usually paid here and guar
;lutct satisfaction. Estimates furnished without
charge. He will furnish all materials If de-
sired. thereby enabling parties to know at the
outset the full cost OF the work. He has faCil-
tiles for obtaining painting materials much
cheaper than persons generally, which makes
his work 50 much the cheaper A specimen OF
ms painting can be seen at the Methodist church
III DlrioH>a>. which lie has just painted inside
and out. On inspecting his work and learning
his price, many Will no doubt feel able to have
pAinti.G done. who now think the cost too great.
see him and talk the matter over, which Will
cost nn1llnG. The chcapnrss and quality of his
panting, are an intiucemcnt to have painting
lone WM. HILLSMAN,
Practical Painter.
Opclullsas, MAY 5-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28

&e q ~ ~ is not easily earned i'll these times,
ID. but ii can lie made Ill three nOnths
hy any one of either sex. in any part Of the
country who is willing to work steadily at the
employment that we fuIs'i. S66 per week in
your own town. Yen need not be away from
nome over night. Iou can give your whole
time to work. or only yonr SI,lrc moments. We
have agents who are making over $50 per Day
All who engage at once cali iu:tHr iit.''t-y last
At the present tilne money "fTNnf T." made SO
easily and rapidly 1T nIl c'irl hH~jhns~, It
costs nothing to try H. ..!.."-s '-.'As ;3.l
s. Outfit rec Addr,'N.
IL, r.3 80
nov 10 g.. i...-''. '..''I 'I5'..
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
Notice /!

The owner of the following brand: 4 Is
requested to give his name. information, to his
interest. will be given to him by applying to
this office july 1911
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
Hogs For SNFcs

Hogs found running at large in the caroora
ton of Opelousas and vicinity, in violation OF
law, will be taken up and impounded i'll the
they will be sold to the highest bidder, if not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock \. NJ, beginning to-day. May 18th, 1877.
BENZ. A. GUIDRY,
VICTORIN LASTRAPES,
NAV l9-tf COnstables.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28

atERAEsE.Ea N. As4HEs,

ANEF&EfEES ". EALER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Corner Main ;tIi,i Landry Streets. OpelouSas
Keeps constantly on hand for sale. a genera
assortment of Clocks, Watches and JeWClrJ
and
Grover Baker Sewing Machines.
He also gives his personal attention torepair-
ing Clocks, Watches, .IeWelry, and Sewing
Machines OF all kinds.
dec Oily.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
KDARNKiY,s PRAIRIE sAAVE:
T'sN SHOP,

sbPEAoUsAs T'iN SHOP
.lI.SIOVED NEXT IjOUE TO JOHSSTONs' STABLE.
tAfain Strcet,)
All kinds tin ware for sale. All kinds j"i'
work, III copper. Tin, and sheet IRON dolc a
l!tOrt notice, at the Opeousas Tin Shop.
ALSO,
BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVES.
GARRY IRON ROOFING.
Cotton Gins and sugar Aouses.
nov 3O-tian 81 VIM. LIGHTLEI.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
TN A NEW PLACE..
+. HERB EHI,

Has opened A BLACKSMITH SHOP about one
mile west of OpeOusas, at the corner OF liiio!'
lane and the Bellevue road leading ny The.
Chacheres :. where work IN his line WILDE prompt
ly and well done at the lowest rates.
feb ely.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-09-28
NUMBER TWO.

REPRESENTATIVES, shah hc chosen on the tlSt
Tnts,tlv after the iirSt VI tntiA III Sofh'hhfr,
every two years. aud the ct"tions shai' y" COM
,,a,..rd in one day. The General Assembly sti'l
,,... on ;l.A 1irsr Monday II January. 1879, aud
/. .uraltv thereafter. the t!Tst Monday III
.rulrr nilless different day be appointed
BY law, and their sessions shall te held at the
s..;a4 Of government.
tStrIkr aut article snVentCen.)
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THE LEGISLATURE. Not much can
be ascertained yet concerning the com.
plexion of the next Legislature, except,
it is generally conceded to have gone
strongly Il publican. The mos. i'm
portant branch is the Council, as upon
them devolves, to a certain extent the
election of the various Territorial off.
GERS. As far as we can ascertain this
branch. which is composed of nine
members. stands as follows: Elliott
Cline. Democrat. is probably elected
joint councilman III the district COM
posed of the counties If jefferson, ISL
and. Clallam and San Juan. So far q,
We can learn, this is also true of B. La
Du. Democrat. in the district composed
of the counties of CowlItz, Wahkiakum
and Pacific. In Kitaap. Snonomish and
Whatcom. Mr.. McGlynn; King. G. y.
Dudley; Pierce, Mason and Chehalis,
Francis II. Cook; Thurston and Lewis,
Amos Tuliis; Clarke. Skamsnia. Klicki-
tat and Yakima. r. o. Dunbar; Walla
Walla, DR.. J. Day, all Republicans.
are elected. with the district Of Colum.
bia. Whitman and Stevens supposed to
have gone for l.. NJ Ringer. Democrat.
though Stevens may give majority
enough to elect Charles Montgomery,
Republican
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. Sunday
morning at five o'clock, the foreman of
The Blakely mill gave the order to
shut down for the day. AS soon as the
machinery stopped, Mr.. Shobbrook.
bead sawyer Of the night force. COM
menced fixing something about the
large double circular saws, when. sud-
denly, for some cause unknown, the
machinery was again set in motion. No
warning was given. and Mr.. Shobbrook
Vas caught by the saw over which he
VAS working. and his left arm from the
hard to the shoulder was horribly mutt
lated, and his shoulder and back was
also horribly lascersted by the saw
above. He was put aboard the tug
Blakely and brought to this city. and
is now at the Providence Hospita!
under the care of the Sisters. DR.. Cal.
houn was called, and after examination
states that the wound. though very
serious, is, perhaps, not necessarily
fatal. but amputation of the arm will
doubtless be necessary. The suffering
man begs to have his arm saved if pos
Gble, and the doctor has decided to
give It all the chance possible. Unless
notification sets in there will be q
chance of saving the limb. This is a
most deplorable accident. The man is
stated to be steady and industriou.
workman, and the loss of one of his
arms will fall heavily upon him to say
nothing of the suffering he will be
called upon to endure He will receive
every care and attention that be needs,
and although very badly hurt may pos
dbly come out all right after awhile.
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Much IMPROVED. - Tho steamer
Zephyr. which has been undergoing re-
PAIRS for the past week, has been
much strengthened and improved in
appearance. She was oat on the ways
and had her bottom scraped, caulked
and painted. The addition Of new
hog chains on each side s4iffen her up,
and the new wheel has increased her
ipeed, because it is to be driven by ma.
chinery that has been made almost as
good as new. Mr.. Anderson did fine
job of painting and granting in her
Moins. The posts are imitation OF
Italian marble, while the doors are
grained to represent black and French
walnut. and California Laurel. Mr..
ballard has spent considerably over
LOCO on her during the past week.
ID she is now as stsunch as the day
- was launched. The work will 20
Ave ara informed. until sue is second
appearance and appointment to no
s:Fn wheel boat on Puget Sound. She
20 last evening on her route between
nis city and Olympia.
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INSANE ASYLUM MATTERS Frank
LAnpson, the painter. we'll known ON
Puget Sound, who was sent to the In
saae Asylum, 1t Steilacoom. from Port
townsend few months ago. is getting
esst rate. but we regret to learn that
= has become deaf. He is at the Asy-
.em and Is painting up the wards Of
mat institution in q handsome manner.
August 10th. there were 81 male pa
uents aud IL females in the Asy lum,
naking total of rs; during the last
quarter there have been 0 males aAd
i.nale admitted. During the same
ume there have been three discharged
saa two died. which leaves 80 patients
9 WAT institution at present. The Asy-
ssm Y being well and economically con-
nseted under the supervision Of DR..
nuius Willard. aud is kept in apple
pc order.
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THIS morning whole girls, of steam.
ers will leave for down Sound ports at
0 clock among them We might men,
ton the Josephine. Gem, Libby and
Fanny Lake. This will afford these
boats good opportunity of testing
Their relative rates Of speed. as their
courses all lay in the same direction.
on the same side Of the Sound for at
least thirty miles.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-18

FOOT PADs.-John Drommerhause.
no lives near the Catholic Church. 10
e city. while on his way home last
assersday night,wa stopped by couple
q aoos pads. who requested him to
s.0w up his hands. which he did. On
Aae through him, they were greatly
= ppointed at finding nothing Of value
8 ms possession. and proceeded to
sad MIN up pretty severely. He soon
1851 himself on the defensive. how
~. and the parties took to their
. 49,. After leaving their mark upon
ooun.enance of Mr.. Dronmerhause.
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EEw ARRIVAL eedames Bur-
ronghs & Keith have just received from
San Francisco splendid new stock of
millinery, hats. bonnets, etc. of the lat
est Fall styles. which they will dispose
of at the lowest prices. Patrons are in
vited to call and examine their stock.
All work in their line executed neatly
and promptly. They also have the
agency for A. Burdette Smiths pat.
terms.
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lIIIT Il7ELLIGENCER.
:s..dsy, November H. 1878.

,.,v,psscE HosPITAL.--"e called
Z ...,day to see how the patients at
? ~o,.hy institution were letting
~ The sisters who have charge OF
'''s .o;t.l. we're very courteous and
~ Dc ,p.t pains to show us through
W ssr;ons departments. The whole
y 70 s kept in most cieanly ana 10y
pr and the private rooms are all
SsD ..ed we'll furnished and each one
nfpe.. ether a stove or a fireplace,
ess.' s,s At present nine patientsiunder
lna' are ali of whom are doing we'll
ger Ting VIM. T. Ballou. we'll known
this northwestern land by the
2 I, ~, name Of BILLY Bailou." We
| 10 state that he is gradually
3 IN. and there is no hope Of bis re-
as -, He receives every possible care
CIV" .t.eution from those noble women
~ y. S.,ote their entire lives in minis.
49, to the wants and comforts Of
'sSripe humanity; but. notwithstand-
= N this care, he is slowly wasting
~, He cannot speak above wits
- and bis most intimate acguaintan-
n .ould now hardly recognize him.
oar Martinez, the young Chilean.
s . bad both legs broken at Blakely. a
= weeks ago, IS getting along finely,
...:deripg how badly he was hurt.
q. can now walk across the room with
/. l;ttle aid, and is as happy as a lark,
u think that he will soon be able to
~ bis legs, that a short time ago. he
s,aected to have smputated 1t is
through the skill and the care
md attention of the sisters. that this
hospital is meeting with such remark
.ble success in the restoration to health
y IL patients. They receive the very
vor,t cases. and yet their mortality
record is comparatively worry small.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-18

MASQUERADE parties are now all the
rage in the lower Sound country. A
most enjoyable affair of this character
took place at Snohomish City. last
Thursday night. and the people Of La
conner, not to be outdone, advertise q
grand masquerade ball, to take place
in the town hall at that place On the Goth
inst. No doubt parties frcn all points
on the Sound will join with the good
people OF Laconner, on that occasion
FOR the enjoyment of gala time.
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To LEAVE Us.-By the Dakota on

To LEAVE Us.-By the Dakota on
Tuesday morning, Mr.. E. T. Gage
leaves for Denver, Col. there to engage
in large hardware establishment. Mr..
Gage has been among us for number
Of months. and by his genial manners
and gentlemenly department. has won
for himself host Of friends, all Of
whom will grasp him by the hsnd and
wish him God-specd on bis new depar-
ture. No matter how many miles are
between Us. we will always think kind
ly of little Billy"
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WEDDING.-A day or SO ago. num-
Der of ladies of this city went up the
Sound to attend the wedding Of one Of
Tacoma's bellies, Miss Maggie Ralston.
of New Tacoma. and Mr.. A. NJ. Adams,
clerk and book-keeper at the mill
store at Old Tacoma. The ceremony
was performed yesterday afternoon, and
the party started on the North Pacific
last evening on their bridal tour. Their
many friends on the Sound wish them
a happy and successful voyage along
the stream of life.
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d. D.-John Murphy, hard Gus.
toner recently from Steilacoom, was
fined SEQ aud costs by Justice Scott, on
Saturday. for drunk and disorderly
conduct. In default Of payment he
was locked up. We would suggest that
the authorities keep an eye on this man
when he again is at large, as he has
the appearance Of fellow who would
like to make living at other peoples
expense. That's putting it mild.
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WE'LL TRY.-The Courier asks: Can
anyone make ont the direction intend
tended by the following address on .
letter received at one of the Sound
Offices not long ago.. Saul Green.
Witeruner. Kipckoty. Washington,
Amerka ?" We would sug est Saul
Grund. White river, King county,
Washington Territory.
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GRADUATED. The following young
gentlemen from Oregon aud Washing
ton Territory. recently graduated at
The medical department of the Uaiver.
sity of California: John A. fruett.
Pendle.on. Oregon; Chas. Osler, Rose
burg; L. +. Seavey. Port Townsend,
w. +.