Grand Jury Report and Editorial Appeals in 1866 Washington Territory
The issue carries a Grand Jury report noting no indictments and urging statute consolidation into one volume. It includes editorials requesting reader cooperation for the paper, along with notices on taxes, county records, and a critique of county offices and credit practices. The piece mentions Clarke County road supervision and concerns over safekeeping of records.
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Grand Jury
District Court For
Washington Territory
United States
Washington
Clarke County
Jng
la. Smith
Walla Walla
Martin
Donahue
Donabue
Herce
Donahoe
Seitel
Cyrun Leyde
Gibson
Geo. Greer
Importance of Life Insurance and Local Agricultural Societies
An alarmed call for life insurance as a duty for workers with dependents, urging prudent provision against misfortune. Also notes updates: Pierce County Franklin Farmers Club forming and hosting fairs. Whatcom County agricultural society with initial fair. Meigs of Port Madison reportedly disputed as failing in Oregon headlines. Oregon Legislature adjourns amid partisan bitterness and sharp rhetoric.
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Riz
King and
Walla Walla
W. N. Wool
Steilacoom
Franklin Farwers Club
Pierce County
Whatcom County
Oregon News Roundup of Accidents and Discoveries
Reports from Oregon Territory detail stagecoach wrecks near Rocky Point and Oregon City with several injuries, quartz discoveries along the Umpqua River, and a fatal poison in Corvallis area. Also noted are the Linn County fair receipts, a murder near Corvallis, and railroad company organization disclosures.
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Rocky Point
Umpqua
Ainth
Amashel
Portland
Oregon City
Eugene Journal
Ana
Ita Nource
Corvallis
Oregon Central Railroad
Orbert
Smith J
Mitchell
Dexse Applegate
Doel Palaer JW
Moore
Bao Shattuck
B. A. Chenoweth
Geary
S. Bisworth
Army Intelligence Notes and Personnel Changes
Army dispatches report minor updates across departments including Capt. Sanborn’s leave and Meade duty report, Dr. Whittemore’s reassignment with Dr. Walther, and recruiting efforts at Warm Spring for Friendly Indians. Port Steilwe un commanded by Graves with artillery detachment. Major Marshall appoints Charles figtaler at Camp Winthrop. infantry reshuffles noted and controversy over army regulations and uniforms considered by officers in Washington.
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Sanborn
Meade
Philadelphia
Ile
Liew. Strong
Dr. Whittemore
Port Colville
Surgeant
Walther
Rietler
Thureday
Camp Watson
Barry
Warm Spring
Port Steilwe UN
Bicut
Graves
EKASTERIAN NEWS dispatches to the Daily Oregons
The dispatches report that gold is lower today due to weak holders and government sales rumors. Rates are unchanged with dull stocks, quiet government securities, and a steady but active call loan market amid wide market movement and scattered declines.
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Niagara River
Lewiston
Queenstown
Brock
Quebec
New York
Scotia
Florence
Austria
Italy
Venetia
Srmly
Trily
Alpa
Loubardy
Sardinia
Fragmentary wartime service regulations discussed by officials
A partial passage outlines eligibility for bounty under wartime laws, noting that volunteers enlisted for three years or during the war who were discharged after the war may be entitled. Officials including LA and SLANSBERRY, Attorney General, confirm regulations as lawful and in line with law.
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United A
Soklions
Renesone
Abell
BE. M. Stanton
Leo Y
Slansberry
Turbulent War News and Disasters Across the Nation
Reports from Chihuahua describe vigorous Mexican forces with 40 000 infantry and 14 batteries of rifled 6-pounders under strong command. Juarez’s proclamation displaced officials for misconduct in Matamoros. Governor appointments and consul notes affect Sonora evacuations. A boiler explosion in St Louis kills and buries dozens, while New York reporting links Stanton’s resignation and railroad board battles. Local deaths, elections, and political turmoil color the period.
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Edward Connor
U. 8
Guyman
State Department
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Connor
Paxguera
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J. S. VanBrock
Franklin Avenue
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Times Washing ‘Ton Special Dispatch
Stanton
Lia
Signis
Spain
Sherman
New York Central Railroad
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